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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1951 volume:

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UIIIII n fi J UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU Q I Ljrj id QI Ag N s MXL-'WL,AND Ci, HI Qi-1 SGHOGL Q O LW S f xx Iii Q 4 a 'll X X 'SI Q-LINDSAY ifnvnwnvil The theme of our Yearbook this time concerns the Atomic Age Throughout we have tried to preserve and develop this theme to make a better Yearbook than ever was published before We live in times of great National and international dispute over the control of atomic energy It is a vital question which concerns all of us, whether or not we care to admit it The fate of the world, to a great extent depends upon how the problem is settled The control of the atom gives man a force and power greater than he has ever before dared even to contemplate There are two ways that atomic energy may be used One way is for destruction, and the other is for peacetime purposes We already know how to use atomic energy for the former Too little thus far has been learned in the direction of the latter that of peace For all practical purposes, the point to where atomic energy may be developed is almost limitless The testing of more destructive and deadly bombs and weapons in New Mexico is ample proof of this It is now considered that Russia has the secret of the atom it is important for all of us to comprehend the gravity of the situation as it now stands We must remember that we are up against a nation striving to win an armament race which undoubtedly includes the ato bomb Many feel there is no hope Your Yearbook tries to promote a different more optimistic view Perhaps the world will see the folly of atomic war when it discovers the sparkling possibilities for peacetime use of atomic energy Anyway, we of the senior class hope you like your Yearbook and enjoy its hopeful theme We think it is a most timely one but new unlock alwab within her grasp. Since Russia is our chief rival of the moment, '33 P T' x oemrbook Staff 0 0 F Y NX I K 3 ,Eid H l 3 Nur fk Editor in chief Asslstant Edltor Bu iness Manager Circulation Manager Art Editor Advertisement Editor Literary Editor Photography Editor Pat Gessner Bill Wittig Ronald Proctor Bert Bonadonna Bob Lindsay Neil Wolfanger Barb Edmonds Bob Bump Adviser Miss Mary Jane Kunzog WRU L NE 494 7st The Yearbook Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank all members of the senior class who assisted in making this book a success The Editor 19 . , 'K' 9 a 4 Q I Q., 1 Q' R ' :Il L' V ,. ,-.--ff fit. ' M 46? g 1 vc. ,X ..f, 'ff X 2 fifxgk NN Wgf f in - X ' 5 ' S so 59 ,. X .,.. dx, ls 'K ' ft ye f y xt at CQ X C' , ' econ cocoon Y . 0 COICOOOOOCOC S CQOOOOOOI 009000 UQQIOOOCOOCIOOCOOO sooo. - OQICOOCOIOIO OOQOOOOIOOIOO CCIUCCOQOCU o fm' fiuvfhut hmlnnstvatnvs Ulvliennckson Tltvmevvnll lst Row L to R Mrs Mehlenbacher, Miss Engle, Mrs Wade, ?-Ago! Mrs Weiermiller, Mrs Loveland, Mrs Foster, Miss Kunzog Mrs McLaughlin, Miss Miller, Mrs Gllbert rd Row Mr Henrekson, Mr White, Mr Hurlbut, Mr Kerber Mr Hatch, Mr Banker, Mr Britton, Mr Sims Faculty Members E waigriff wwf Joanne Engle Lucille Fisher Evelyn Gilbert James Hatch Glen Hamilton Alan Henrekson X acuit Colleges Attended University of Rochester University of Rochester Cortland State Teachers Nazareth Genesseo State Teachers Genesseo State Teachers Oswego State Teachers Hobart, Buffalo State Colgate, Syracuse U. Degrees I Bl O O iff ' M W 2nd Row: Mrs. Hurlbut, Miss Mark, Mrs. Fisher,yMrs. Kerber, 3 : . . , ' , , , ke Bo Se 'B B M. H, X913 - li bp ' B. S. Be A-O Bl Se BQ SQ B. S. B A A , M S. C L Hurlbut Isabelle Hurlbut Doris Kerber Richard Kerber Mary Jane Kunzog Florence Loveland Alice Mark Charlotte McLaughlin Michigan, Cornell U Simmons, U. of Rochester University of Rochester University of Rochester Cortland State Teachers Syracuse University St James Hospital Ithaca College Florence Melhenbacher Alfred Training James Sims Arlene Wade C Weiermiller Robert White Vanderbilt University of Rochester University of Rochester Albany State Teachers Cortland State Teachers o - We Chemical En BOARD OF EDUCATION L to B Mr Bennett, Mrs Wemett, Mr Kimmel, Mrs. Patchin, Mr Hurlbut Absent Mr Otto . . . B A.,I'I A B. A., B. S B. A. B. A. B. S. B. O. E. . . R. N. - B. S. B. S. Gladys Miller Genesseo State Teachers B. S. M. E. B. S. . B. A. ' B. S. : . . . 4 0 0 ' 0 0 Qwfxtngyiuff Qufnzfnzrxn Ggfuyiuhxnns 4: -LQ 4 If + 1-M Abjl 5 ,f 1uL.:4.'f I V1., 5'i-V! ,N 1. 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Q 5- Iv I '- N C cs tx . 5- V 1 Junljwlff den Deck fmllg D la I qpnzld D1-octcr G21 ol lfgx U IR. kip :Bev vb St Ion sua tl IHTMJDDQHM gL3.u.a-..,uJ,lk.f Xff fby nd-2. as-.W iyfivjfqt Mllhmm K3 3 A f f K Nfa34g.xvm3.u+ Q Hamm-3 7305011 iltklfl' HQ gg kg'-1 ajwlnri ink Cflllkt 18 NWN gavage XXN I 7, of Zuf cf! fm C131 nsslfist rig After eight long years it finally came and we walked through the doors of Wayland Central School as fresh en on September 7 19 8 We realized that when we stepped into Wayland Central School that day, we also stepped into a new and different role, that of a high school student It was completely different from anything we had known The first few weeks proved to be quite a struggle seemed as though the upperclassmen went out of their way in order to show their superiority over us In their viewpoint we were just a bunch of little squirts We kept our heads high though, and looked forward to the day when we would be on top We got into the swing of things by choosing our advisors and class officers Class advisors were Mr Nitchke and Mr Merrill At our first class meeting we elected Vivian Shafer as our president Bert Bonadonna became vice president, Dawn Wemett, secretary, Lyle Lawrence, treasurer Although our opportunities for making money that year were very limited we did succeed in holding a dance after a basketball game The school year came to an end and we were firmly adjusted to high school life vacation, but somehow it is good to be back at school There are all the old familiar faces at school, and some new ones We have more prestige this year, and have a very good reason to have more for we are now sophomores The first few weeks we had fun making life pretty miserable for the f hm b t Class advisors were Miss Van g2ldein,an3 Mge sgggbggttlgiasgown officers were president, Bill Wittig vice president, Mickey Pealer, secretary, Bob Lindsay, and treasurer, Charles Fairbrother We had dances after basketball games and sponsored a dance at the Youth Center As this year came to a close it was hard for us to believe that we had reached the midpoint of our high school careers We could look back to many pleasant experiences, but we also knew that the next two years would even hold more in store or us The sum er months passed swiftly and September rolled around again, and with September came school We rapidly were reaching the goal of being on top' that we had set when we were freshmen We noticed a few changes this year among our classmates Charles Fairbrother, to the amazement of everyone, was no longer a woman hater, Bert Bonadonna was wearing his first pair of long pants and Marilyn Huntone had decided to conduct herself like a lady We knew everyone would have to do his part Mrs Weiermiller and Mr Temmerman were our class advisors Through their expert guidance and advice our many problems were overcome This year 1+ . ' . ' . It II 'W . 3 It is September again. We all have enjoyed our summer I : 3 I ' N U . 1 fficers we elected Art Price to the post of president, Bert Bggagonna served as our vice-president, secretary was Vivian Shafer and our treasurer was Beverly Stanton. One of our main projects this year was the publication of the school newspaper, the 'Sl. We sold school pencils, and secon semester we sold refreshments at the basketball games. On Sadie Hawkins Day, and st. Petr-ickvs Day we Sponsored danceg- our big social event of the year came in May when we had The SPI'i1'18 W if l dance. We danced to the music of Don Jones 5331325 o:cig2trg?maEveryone agreed that Art Germony and Norma d Gross were a charming couple as king and queen. Our junior year ended, and with it went many fond remembrances, but now our minds were filled with thoughts of warm summer days. September came and we returned to school, but this time it was different. We were at the top and were Seniors. We had other thoughts though also. We were in the nhomestretch,n and somehow we knew that it would pass much too swiftly. Because Art Price did such an excellent job as president of the junior class, we once again elected him president of the Senior Class Bob Lindsay was our vice president, Nancy Wiebach our secretary, and Vic Kimbel, treasurer Class advisors were Mr Sims and Mr Hamilton We started out the year by selling magazines The Senior plays came next, and were a great success They were Those in Glass Houses, He Ain t Done Right By Nell,u an The Laundry Mark' We also sponsored a Country Fair It was a lot of work, but the fun we had putting it on overshadowed the work Our social event came in December when we had the Christmas Ball 'stardustn was our theme, and music was by Don Jones and his orchestra Art Price and Barbara Edmond were crowned king and queen Of course the big production this year was our year book, and the one which we put the most time and effort on It is the one tangible thing we can keep for many years to come which will remind us of our school years This June is significant but also because it marks chapters in the story of our top, and now we must leave studies, teachers, and mid No matter what our future not only because we are graduating, the closing of one of the happiest lives The Class of 'Sl reached the and year may memories of the days spent there hearts it isn't easy Behind us are exams Ahead of us who knows be, Wayland Central, and the will always hold a place in our ....1:i15'1iiEiE.f:EEll:E245XX 9 . O I I . . C fl II YI ' . d 'U U . I Q l . . . Q . C . C - . ' O . ' Tv--fT' if 'S i:3Qhg:EZ7lN ??::QiiasQ! iii- I 73- Q: X her June 29, 1963 Dear Mickey, It has been a long time since I have seen many of the old seniors but I hear they are all doing very well Delores Drumm and Wilma Glover were very successful business women in California, but it seems their business education let them down and now they are members of the dog catchers squad Jesse Elsenheimer is soon going to Join that class if he doesn't start winning a fight You see he was heavy weight champion of the Do you remember all the lovers we used to have in school? Well, I guess they started a little too early because, from all reports, Lila and Francis have obtained a divorce and Stephen never did get married He says, WI wouldn't give up this bache lor's life for any women N I guess when we graduated the girls decided Texas was where they were all going Marilyn Huntone, Jean Leeson, Jean Mehlen backer and Pat Gessner all thought that living near an Air Force Camp would be fun, and I am certain none of us regret it now I also heard we have some new businessmen in Wayland When did Nat Cyr give up potato farming to become proprietor of the Blue Goose? Neil Wolfanger has also taken over his father's business How is he making out? I could hardly believe my ears when I heard world at one time, but I guess his better days are gone forever. Bert Bonadonna was teaching his eleven sons the meat market business I guess he surely has changed from his high school days Since when did he get over that shy manner? I wasn't surprised when I heard that Daisy La Barre had changed her name to Saxton and they are running a dairy at Loon Lake I guess the town still has its share of the scientific farmers Bob Bump and Vivian Shaver finally got together and now live in the Shaver's old house one the North Cohocton road, while Bob and Arlene Becker own and operate the Moutain View Inn Lyle Lawrence is still a bachelor, and he owns the largest farm within fifty miles around Edna Adams is still working on the prospect of becoming a farmer's wife Barbara Brock has finally landed the biggest member of Carney and Carney Potato Farmers Inc I guess she doesn't mind helping with the farm chores Bob Lindsay with Victor Kimbel on their turkey farm Bob Gray has become known as the world's most famous composer of western songs Bob Zeh is known as the number one Romeo in Patchinsville I never expected him to move to the big city Ed Yohon must have lost his scientific touch because I hear he is now the street cleaner on Sandy Hill We have a few teachers from our old class that I believe I should mention Art Price is head coach at Perkinsville Univer sity It must make it nice having his wife I the former Barbara Edmond! as head of the physical education for the women in the same university Bill Wittig has become principal of the Wayland Central School, and Carol Rex is teaching music at the same school. Nancy Wiebach is teaching French in Springwater and decided to give up the idea of being an artist and now is working Margelia Voorhees is still trying to learn how to speak this language Some day she will make the grade Several of the girls have been married and are doing fine Norma Gross is leading a very happy life in Buffalo as Mrs Arthur Germony She is kept pretty busy with her two sets of twins Barb Kline is now working in her husband's store in Perkinsville Donna Isaman has moved Dansville I havn't been able to find out whom she did marry Ruth Becker, Betty Swarts, Dawn Wemett Helen Peck, Joanna Mehlenbacker have all become farmer's wives and live around Wayland Catherine Flynn and Donna McDowell have enlisted in the Waves They really like it from all reports I guess not everyone is destined to get married but I was surprised to hear that Betty Morsch, Mary May, and Beverly Stanton have become spinsters I expected all of these girls get married They always say, WNever give up hope ' Ronnie Proctor is now doing housework while his wife earns the money They tell me she has the say in that family Billy Walker has married a girl from New York I guess his Senior Trip was too much for him Charlie Fairbrother is sports editor for the Atlanta Newspaper The only trouble is it appears only once a year It is time for me to close this letter, so I shall, say nGood luck with your five children 9 They must keep you busy Give my regards to your children and husband Sincerely, your old school chum, Pat ' 9 Katherine Yohon is married and lives in Almond. . to .inaicmxll Jngtga3unnt In this month of June, in the year of 1951 the Senior Class of Wayland Central School, in the town of Wayland, County of Steuben, and the State of New York, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testamnet and do give and bequeath all our effects, both real and possible, as follows RUTHIE BECKER and JEAN MEHLENBACKER leave their great ceramic ability to any future senior dumb enough to take it MARGELIA VOORHEES leaves her nickname 'MidgeN to anyone who is stupid enough to be S' 2' LILA GILROY leaves her love for chickens to GLENN JOHNSON VIVIAN SHAFER leaves her quiet ways to BONNIE WRIGHT ROBERT ZEH leaves his height to TOM HUBER BARBARA ANN BROCK leaves her technique with Jerry Carney to RITA MEYER DONNA ISAMAN leaves her interest in Hapiland to anyone interested HELEN PECK leaves her art ability to NANCY WHITE. WILMA GLOVER leaves her reducing diest to anyone interested. DELORES DRUMM leaves her ability to stay in band to SALLY EDMOND. JOANNA MEHLENBACKER leaves her conversation with the boys on bus four to VIRGINIA WULFORST. PAT GESSNER leaves her love of the Air Force to anyone who may desire it. BARBARA KLINE leaves her interest in Perkinsville to BERNADETTE HUBER. CAROL REX leaves her Sood vocal cords to FAY HAYES. BETTY MORSCH leaves her seat in Mr. Banker's room to HELEN CONRAD. 3- 4 x ' e 2 A ,Q 5' ? e PFDJS D rigs 4103 of e , O O JEAN LEESON leaves all the fellows in the Air Force to all the girls, but not Norm Whiteman EDWARD YOHON leaves his ability to do Latin to Miss Engle BARBARA EDMOND leaves her quiet and blushing charms to Rita Meyer and Sally Edmond ARLENE BECKER leaves her Toni home permanent to JAY J RIDER MICKEY PEALER and NORMA GROSS are willing to leave!! KATHERINE YOHON leaves her cool temper and quiet manner to NANCY WHITE NANCY WIEBACH leaves her courage for taking Physics to any future BOB BUMP leaves his interest in the Mountain View Inn to JIM ZEH DAISY LABARRE leaves her laughing ways to MRS FOSTER LYLE LAWRENCE leaves Haplland and the girls to DICK GOLDEN STEPHEN GESSNER leaves his way to get along with ANN to MR and MRS KERBER BETTY SWARTS leaves her ability to get along with Mr Kerber to JERRY CARNEY EDNA ADAMS leaves her interest in Bath to LOUISE FOX ARTHUR PRICE leaves his love for Perkinsville to EVERETT WEIERMILLER BERT BONADONNA leaves his interests in Perkinsville to the MARINES BOB LINDSAY leaves his ability in being late for school every morning to DICK SCHUBMEHL BILL WALKER leaves his height to DEWEY CONRAD DONNA McDOWELL leaves her acting ability in the senior play to ELAINE RICHMOND BILL WITTIG leaves his ability as halfbaek in soccer to HARVEY COLEGROVE BOB GRAY leaves his ability to study to DEWEY CONRAD JESSE ELSENHEIMER leaves the Dansville girls to GARY WALKER DAWN WEMETT will her art with things pertaining to math to DICK HOBER and CORNELIA PLAIL BEVERLY STANTON leaves her interest in driver training to T KRAMER senior girl who attempts it. CHARLES FAIRBROTHER leaves his excellent vocabulary to MRS. LOVELAND. VICTOR KIMBEL leaves his ability to get along with the students of 2nd period History to MR. BANKER. RONALD PROCTOR--'As god's gift to the Women,n leaves this title to that thrilling RUPE WAGER. MARILYN HUNTONE leaves MRS. FOSTER behind!! NAT CYR leaves his flirting ways with the girls to RALPH HARPER and DICK GOLDEN. EMILY PLAIL leaves her ability to concentrate to BEVERLY MINER NEIL WOLFANGER leaves his manner for charming the women to anyone interested CATHERINE FLYNN leaves her red hair to THERESA KRAMER Take good care of it THE GIRLS from Clearwater's also leave their noon time inter The girls from Clearwater's also leave their noon time intermission to BONNIE WRIGHT and ROSIE LABARRE Don't let the tradition die, now THE SENIOR GIRLS, sorry to say, leave IRA SMITH! We hereby make constitute and appoint Mr Sims sole executor of this, our last will and testament And we do certify that the said Senior Class, at the time they adopted said instrument were of questionable sound mind, emory, and understanding, and were in all respects incompetent to do the same INA!! X XL 6X , e m IX, 'I all -K6o7'7.. y . peg rv S F. s X bb s w CQ :D o!P,5O..B is iudenf chuiiie EDNA ADAMS H H S A 3, Intramurals l,2,3 Art Club 2, Junior Prom Comm 3, First Aid Club 2, Assembly Com 2 3 W C S Senior Play and Ball Com , Intramurals G A A ARLENE BECKLR Chorus 2,3,h, Art Club 3, Home Ec Club 1, Photography Club 3 Senior Play Com , A A , Library Club 2, , Intramurals 2 Operetta 2 3 Freshman Girls' Chorus RUTH BECKER Band 1,2,3,L, Senior Com , Senior Ball Com , Paper Staff Intramurals l,2,3, Pe Band 3, G A A Library Club L, Youth Center Comm , First Aid Class 2, N Y S S BERT BONADONNA Basketball l,2,3, Soccer l,2,3,h, Base ball 2,3,h, Shop Club 2,3, Athletic Council 2, Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Com , Se nlor Ball Com , Year book Staff, Vice Pres l,3, Library Club 3 BARBARA A BROCK Photography Club l, G A A L, Intramurals 2,3,h, First Aid 2, Art Club l ROBERT BUMP Photography Club, Se nior Play Com and Cast, Junior Prom Comm Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Yearbook Staff NATHAN CYR Basketball H, Baseball , Soccer M, Athletic Council , Senior Play Cast, C H S Basket ball l,2,3, Baseball 2,3 Track 2,3, Foot ball 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2 3, Debating 3 Club 2,3 DELORES DRUMM Intramurals 1,2,3 N Y S S M A 2 3, Music Festival 3, Band l,2,3,L, choir 3, , Fresh an Girls' Chorus, Chorus 2, Sex tette 2 Quintette 3, Pep Band 2, Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Youth Center Com First Aid Class 2 Operetta 2,3 BARBARA EDMONDS Chorus 2,3, , Home Ec Club 2, Senior Play Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Yearbook Staff, G A A , Freshman Girls' Chorus, Library Club 2,3, , Red Cross Coun eil 3 A Operetta 2, 4' e e 0 ' GOA' '1!2.l A e . - lu I - --1+ LV -.' - . . -M. Tic. ',.' ' .,-Is:-I+' - ,3: . - 3 ncn ' hi ' 9 au? . e ueeo i' 3 Play Cast, Junior Prom - . ' M5- fz ' LV: . . p ' ' 0.0 e'E-3 0 - S - . - :J-P' .. 0 A M-A--1+ . . . U ILM.: .lr ' - . ln: Q .- ' : o , . T M. . ' ' .-hi' . 0 0 Q. . - . u, . - e e 0' . - 0 ' 3,,+ , , JESSE ELSENHEIMER Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Soccer 1, , Choir 2,3 Chorus 1,2, Band 1,2 3, , Brass Sextette Senior Play Cast, Operetta 2,3, CHARLES FAIRBROTHER Basketball, J V and Varsity Mgr, Band 1 2,3, , Senior Play Cast, Brass Sextette , Pep Band , Class Treasurer 2 MARY CATHERINE FLYNN Home Ec Club 1, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Play Com PATRICIA GESSNER Cheerleader 2,3 , Ch oir 2,3, , Band 1,2, 9 9 Quintette 3,h, Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Com , Paper Staff, Yearbook Editor in Chief M, Intra murals l,2,3 L, G A A , Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Operetta 2 STEPHEN GESSNER Baseball Mgr 3, Chorus 2,3, Library Club 1,2,3,h, Soccer 3 Boys' Chorus 2 3 Paper Staff, Operetta 2 3 lr LILA GILROY Band l,2,3, , Senior Play Comm , Paper Staff, Dramatics Club 1 In in-.murals-1,2,3,f, WILHA GLOVER Dramatics Club 1, Li brary Club 1, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Senior Play Cast, Home Ec Club ROBERT GRAY Shop Club 1, Intra murals 1, First Aid Class 2, Senior Play Cast , Projection Club 3 NORMA GROSS Home Ec Club 1,2, G A A 2, Junior Prom Comm , Paper Staff Art Club 3, Senior Play Cast MARILYN HUNTONE Freshman Girls' Chorus Home Ec Club 1, Paper 2 3, , Chorus 2,3 A Band 2,3, DONNA ISAMAN Intramurals 1,2, Band l, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Home Ec Club 1, Shop Club 3 Photography Club 2 Junior Prom Comm , Paper Staff, Senior Ball Com , Senior Play Cast VICTOR KIMBEL Chorus 1, Photography Club 2, Senior Play Com , Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Class Treasurer National Honor Society 5 - - . hz - - . - ' - M' - T :ui ': lr' -11: : - ' -3 - lr . - ' uf - ,h. 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' Q 0' s ni? - - ' - .lv Q Y -hz. - - ' - . 3 BARBARA KLINE Fresh an Girls' Chorus Chorus 2,3, , Home Ec Club l,2,3, Dramatics Club 2, Paper Staff, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Play Comm , Se nior Ball Com , Operetta 2,3, DAISY LA BARRE Band 2:3pu, Chorus lntramurals 1,2 , Brass Sextette Red Cross 1 2 3 0 etta 2,3 , , , per LYLE LAWRENCE Choir 3,h, Chorus 2, 3, Sextette L, Shop Club 1, Senior Play Cast, Intramurals l First Aid Class 2, Boys' Chorus 3 Oper JEAN LEESON Home Ec Club 1, Art Club ROBERT LINDSAY Soccer Track 2 Choir 3, , Band 2 Chorus 2, Art Club 3 Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Comm , Paper Staff, Year book Staff Class Vice President , Boys' Chorus 3, Operetta 2,3, , Boys' Sextette MARY MAY Art Club 3, Junior Prom Comm , Freshman Girls' Chorus, Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 3 DONNA MC DOWELL Dramatics Club 1, Junior Prom Comm , Home Ec Club 3, Senior Ball Com , Senior Play Cast JEAN HEHLENBACH R Chorus 2,3,h, Athletic Council 2, Senior Play Comm , Junior Prom Com , Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Intramurals l,2,3,L, Dramatlcs Club 1, Freshman Girls' Chorus, First Aid Class 2, Operetta 2, JOANNA MEHLENBACHER Intramurals l,2, Dra matics Club 1, Photo graphy Club 2, Shop Club 3, Junior Prom Senior Play Cast, Senior Ball Comm BETTY MORSCH Home Ec Club l,2,3, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Senior Play Com JEAN PEALER Junior Prom Comm , Cheerleader 1,2,3 , G A A L, Senior Play Cast, Band 1,2,3 Paper Staff, Intra murals l,2,3, , First Aid 2 HELEN PECK Dramatics Club 1, Art Club 2,3, Junior Prom Comm , Paper Staff, Senior Plav Comm - hh. .' . ..- - L, - a . - ' -5- Q 5: f A ' -as - ' 3,h ' 7 D etta-2,3,L - 3 - Comm:: Paper Staff, -1 . - . 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U EMILY PLAIL Schools attended, 19 9 19h2, Sanolau 19 19hh Czechoslo bane, 195.6 1914.9 Bavaria, 1950 1951 Wayland Central ARTHUR PRICE Basketball 2,3,h, Base ball 1,2,3,L, Soccer 2,3, , Track 3 Choir 2,3, Band l,2, 3, , Chorus l, Ath letic Council 2, Se nior Play Cast, Brass sexteuue 3, , Pep Band 3 Class Pr ident 3, , Boys' State 3, Boys' Chorus 3 Operetta 1,2 RONALD PROCTOR Senior Ball Chairman, Yearbook Staff, Junior 1,2, Shop Club 1,2 Projection Club 3 Senior Play Comm , Photography Club l Stage Scenery l,2,3, CAROL REX Choir 2,3,L, Band 1, 2,3, , Sextette 1,2, Quintette 3, , Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Brass Sextette 3 Freshman Girls' Chorus, Operetta 2,3, VIVIAN SHAFER Chorus 2,3,h, Athletic Council 1, Senior Play Com , Yearbook Staff, Intramurals l,2,3, Class President 1, Class Secretary 3 Dramatics Club 1, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Library Club L BEVERLY STANTON Intramurals l,2,3, Cheerleading l,2,3, choir 3,u, chorus 2 Band l,2,3, , Sextette 1,2, Senior Play Cast Junior Prom Comm , nior Ball Comm , Pap Staff, Class Treasurer 3, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Operetta 2,3 BETTY SWARTS Art Club 3, Photo graphy Club 2,3, First Aid Class 2 WILLIAM WALKER Choir 3,k, Band l,2, 3, , Chorus 2,3 Boys' Sextette Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Com , Senior Ball Com , murals 1,2, Youth Center Comm , Boys' Chorus 3 Operetta 2 3.h DAWN WEMETT Choir 2,3, , Band 1, 2,3, , Chorus 2 Quintette , Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Com , Paper Staff, Intramurals l,3, Pep Band 2 3 Class Secretary 1 Freshman Girls' Chorus, N Y S S M A , Operetta 2,3, , gg 2 ' - - - -' -MEC - - : - .' 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L . .hz .- .. - - .hs . 1IlIIIIsk NANCY WIEBACH Chorus 2,3 L Quintette M, Photography Club 2 Junior Prom Comm , Class Secretary National Honor Society , Youth Center Com , Senior Play Cast, Paper Staff, Operetta 2 3.1L WILLIAM WITTIG Basketball 1 2,3, Baseball 3, , Soccer 1s2a3sha Choir 3 Band 2,3, , Chorus 2, Shop Club l, Athletic Cbuncil , Senior Play Comm , Junior Prom Com , Senior Ball Comm , Yearbook Staff, Pep Band Class President 2, National Honor Society 3, Boys' Chorus 3 Operetta 2,3, NEIL WOLFANGER Basketball 2,3, Base ball 2,3, Soccer 2,3, Track 2,3, Choir 3 Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Prom Com , Yearbook Staff, Dramatics Club 2 Library Club 3,h Chorus 2,3, Sex tette 2, Operetta l,3, Boys' Chorus EDWARD YOHON Choir L, Chorus 2 L, Photography 1 Senior Play Cast, Paper Staff, Intra murals 1,2, Youth Center Comm , Junior Prom Comm , Operetta 2 3.l+ KATHERINE YOHONN Chorus 2,3,h, Senior Play Comm , Paper Staff, Freshman Girls' Chorus Library Club l,2,3, , Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Operetta 2,3,h RoBER'r ZEH choir LL, Band 2, , , Senior Play Cast, Junior Play Comm , Paper Staff, First Aid Class 2, Boys' Chorus 1, Operetta 237+ MARGELIA VOORHEES Choir 2,3,L, Band 1,2,3,h, Sextette l Quintette 3,h, Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Comm , Senior Ball Comm , Paper Staff, Pep Band 3, G A A M Freshman Girls' Chorus, Library Club 2 3,L Youth Center Com Intramurals l 2,3,h Operetta 2,3, Music Festival 1,2 3, S6 ' n 3 ' ' ' ' ' 332 O 1: O 1 S ,113 . , , . - , 9 , LL. 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B! ge Duel, NF Hoymesaginderwedge' R ok 221. J Russell! B Co Z sD,ldaSn ELT Candles 3,5 ROW ls Row L to R D Lyman, D Hughes, J Townsend, H Cole grove, K Reynolds, J Shultz, E Drum, D Evans 2nd Row Miss Engle, J Kline, B Alden, J Kohnken N Bush Peabody, J Beckerman, A Hal-gr-ava, E Griffin, M' Bates, ' c Mablay, Mr Hatch r Row N Whlte, A Zigenfus, G West, M Recktenwald, Bill M M , ensinger, E Did s, L Fox, E Richmond V ellenger, M Robinson, B Huber , Row E Barber, W McClarrie, L Miller G Bi fey, D Davis, dinggbcock, T Huber , dlack J Qs , - ' T S 13, J F5 - J G2 . 'fig' ' s ,A J 1 is B, Stocking, lst Row L to R Mrs Melhenbacher, C Franc , M Bowers, T Dube, B West, S VerPlank, E Wilkinson, P Fox, H Hanson, I Rhodes 2nd Row W Benedict, N Becker, J Oas, G Candle, R Alpaugh, R Wheaton, Babcock, W Ardnt, D Clark, J Pragle 3rd Row G Veh, W Weber, R Lindsey, D Davis, J Malcolm, J Weiermiller, S Pfaff, D Stanton, H Jamison, D Sick CIQWUW lst Row V smm-,L to R Miss K A Acklef JE Robinson ggzog' G Walk n Townsena Palmer, H 9551? Slck, J H anger, A D argrave vhiteman 2nd Row C I 1 Bai 3rd R , Av5Tl11 rd: C R Hag' D Neu J I C. Robertgicgards, R J grave' M ,Evanguller A N2 Fairbrotiffffson. W Har 1 . ui D Jo 9 W H P S hnsgn olmes ' L mu Chell, ' V x X , 7 2 Q o o o o Q o 0 o 0 o 2 0 o o c 0 0 Go o o o o 1 o -J o o o 0 o o o o o 0 Q 0 2 o ' ,, 0 o ' o . . I ' ' . . o 0 ' . , , , o A, ' . . , , . . 9 , o o ' 0 lst Row L to R Mrs Fisher, H Kline, S Keenan, S Holbrook, n N Shaver, A Walker, G Foley, J Clayson, S Harris, F Gowe , S Molr 2nd Row F Johnston, T Loveland, B Hayes, D Archibald, D Molr, J Mastln, E Crandall, D Gurette, R Ingraham, R Jordan rd Row A Brunswick, G Reeser, D Wray, D Cummings, C Weinhart, J Tweddell, S Miller, B Fisher, D Van Sooter, T as seventh 1 t DS ROW L to R GiPardi Mrs 2n ?grk3: 3, xg Elish?igb?gt: H Hag d OW C rum 9. O T Ovel D Hober ' S. COnrne' L Jerom 3rd Row agd: R Jghg Crooks L adv C Guerj' S Henr ewma, Bstrick, gon. J ian Perkin, I, ette Car Wilk SCOot ' Kee SOD H H inson, M Er! R Mit ger, J K um apt C ell 6l n hafep ach, 9 4 3. 2 , g c 0 fo . Mf f - d , - . - E, N o . v . 'Vo O , yl sp Dhrey. i. s ef, D. wieb' ' FY f- , H M , I Y ! A ' 3 . F 5 A I-'J.'.LQ H - ber, S011 evra 's Vw wi lst Row L to R: C Mazzola, M no hart, B Brown, R Byrnes, D Garrigues, B na 2nd Row P lnscho, J Whiteman, E Wilcox, L Thomp , N Thompson, J Wolfanger, N Perkins, R Schubmehl, R Smlth, C Thomann 3rd Row D Loveland, D Johnston, R Becker, C Loveland, Luffred, G Eleiott, M Thomas, R Stephens, W Sn0FCePa P Mrs Hewitt lst Row S Ha Pve L 2n Kuhn Row Qaeda 5 0 R D F B Plllver- utterfield , J Gilman' 3 Sfhultheis t h S9 C k I C ell 1 J Benedict Shepard M Con ' D Hagagad' J Hum one, J Clphrey, I W ark P n erth, D 1 W P How ROsgi N EVBJ1 9 J Sn S: R J , yd-BI' P ami-S0n ' 111131-4 We ' D ElS9nhe:LrI3er'KulI:m ' Abbott I nner J Weark leyn Miss yohon Q as Pl 0 1 1' 0 0 0 0 Q : Q Q Q U o c o 0 s 0 : Q O 5 ' . . Q A O . i 'L Q I . 1: , . 7: . ' d : W . , 3 d . ' I 0 . ' C , Co . 0 , , 9 0 J. 0 , lie . 9 , . o I 4 ,L-, .Ne .4 nl -2221, ir. 13 HG 'Acil22-fi Frankun. L--- SM M ns HB 2 H v gl W?31fangerfg1ichig.?Lr:eJ Hartelii, BL Hggiigas, T Palmer: 2nd Row T376 J Lyman, P Cove ' W Moir, R Hargra 9 S W Stratton: K Goldenpx Hughes, N Zigenfu v 41 Row 31' H Jacksorlars Humble 'iiiiiir S MMGY gre-3616 5 1stRowLtoR P O R braham S J M : -T Platt 12 ay: D M1116 2nd grnhart, J Bortie B nter, E Mcnosgli L151'-agggi e ow N 3rd Igehma D DS zgltwmser, S Ed 9 , 0' L Sniffei E right' E Crookicg bscg kfigenfus, ent H Williamsurn ' lark, G Burley i 5 0 A : ' a . L' B O. ' O ,. 0 C. B : ' . . ' Y Teacher? Mfs ' .' Pragle ' . T ' Q Abs : . ' Washb , ' A' Milton K. C ng' tif ul L 'lg U A...l u .-,,,, BP, --- . le S Wilkinson, lst Row L to R D Wann P Hoffman, J Andrews, G Sahr , J Miller, R Tobey, J Dumbleton 2nd Row W Vansoooter, W Drum, T Wilson, N McAfee, R Hughes, A Rawlelgh, D Lindsay, M StephenS, N Glover, P Ingraham Leeson, J Mack, B Harter, D Jackson, J Harris, 3rd Row J P Cooper, M Wilcox Mrs Mary Mehlenbacher Qfocle gf lst Row L to R J G Pewgt L P SP: E Haptggdogs g Hanson K onle S' B111 T s H Drum 1 2nd airing, g lHarr1s S y 0 D P Sggami L Mgggog B0WeKEtc?91i hOmPS0n, W we 8, 1 F Wiebach Candle, S' gh Abba t Jghnston, D Nh, erman ' Hagad Hughes s E William0n9, J Has S V Po rris Teacher Miss 3 H011 Q pe! L I 1--' a 2 g Q0 I-Isa X, Tsaoher: . L, B : . , 0. I , . J. G ' 0 . . . . 3d g . - . . ' I . ' t' , a Fo1tSa Schrader: K lmer din G RSX' C R ed L Pa lst Row L to ilmin Gtragnscio E Fogiiffgn, 2 iichmond,ts B GrBYs W G iels J L0S6Ys J R Hughes, R Tuner ' 2nd Raw wlgiSE,Dw?vIi11iarHS, M Tlgomfiiggff, c Weber, J Girard n' B An fe ' Pond N Millers 3rd HOW D' ' L weed, R Brown grade 3 B C only Shavgr E S Parkgdg A Mitchell, J, CEIIOQMDD Wilkinson, B Hunt d Row 5 1 c owell B a ill M Peabody, C Wpi 9 Hoffman Mr 086rs M 1 J Hobi R ober Ss BMi1lePp J Mazzgla Barnhart, E Bregjsn, 1 each, R Verplank , D Bullard, S N er a R Eleiott, Ro Spggggn, I iv 4 I ' : . ' , 0 ' Z K 1 n .' ' - . ' J. B , ' Br - ght M ' , 3rd Row: O ookss J. R ' ' Rh0d6S , . H .O . O . fl T R B SBYn G B Abbott: Harr1S: Hunt, S wray P A 9 hart lst Row L to weinhart' J omb, T Truemaaig Hughes' ter B Edg6C G S R E HBP 6 Pope, Ran S C1ag,SOff-3385, M Demp yi 2 d ROW Cow 9 Bn 2miz3ii'R rd O r J c Vgrgcorgmi-2 ' Loveland Teac ls Row L t R grades 2 O C Evans J Gilm E M 1 an J Stratt B L Ggggsil, V Williams, D Mehlanbgcher L Bin' Sniffenx Own, G stpick, H ROW G Stockin M 8, Wright J R b A Mehlenb h O Pts W Nas A WheatonaCHer' G Zigenfus, D Oas E B , ' H 1 runswick C B k 3r Row D, V arrisv A Henrekson ec SP ord B K Thompson, E Zg5rewsLindsey, J Kimbel, A Malcolm Teacher Mrs Hayes , o , Ro . A , ' . . O . , H . ' - . ' 3 ' - Y .s lu - t g . 0 . . . 3 O . . - 2 d g . , . ' 9 0 S 0 h .d 4 1. ' . o . , . , . Q . . . . 2 x ' . 1 , . K Q . . . T, I I E ,-. I A , 'Q A . l . V ak: st Row L to R Miss Zim erman, C Hagadone, D Stocking, t J Bowers V Conley M Washburn, D Ham ond, R Whi man, , Reed, J Robinson, M Harvey, S Henrekson R F Harter E o ston, J Barnhart, S Tweddell, 2nd ow , E Akins H Hughes, K Worden, D Goss, J Hunt L Worth, , 3rd Row, J Rauber, F Burley, P Kiefer, S Green, L chell Qvacle 7 1 Chen 0 R in RSWG ?eime1s?JStephens B Bzrfglgn' H Plffrris, cPaQ 9 M Sherman D ow n B o ea ' P tear, glial? L5SSy,W1SbeP?g-E, gilwagggngr- Brugssicli Mit a Yes, M BrEg533gmb,?gamEg J ghoigdrews, T Bef: D st Row L t I lst Row L,to R F ortle, J Bonter, L Arndt, E Perkowski, P Barnhart, J Field, J McAfee, D Johnston, G Noll, N Martin, D Clayson Si k C Morsch, F Dye, R Crandall, D Waggener, 2nd Row J c , S Parks, S Brown, C Belan er rd Row S Lane, T Abraham, D Shaver, J Zone, J Davis, tt J Yochum, D Mehlenbacher B Edgecomb, R Abbo , Teacher Mrs Esther Johnson M Banker, J Harter, R McKay, R Symonds TTWOFUWN KI ndergavtem Q 1 Row L to R G tor C De 2 d Usenbu C Hen T H GEEKQJHA rgiajgk wfE8'yFnEn,S1E' Ludlam J- 3rd ROW , M GPQ, Mitchelaferr M ,K Zimmer L T BPOW y' B Laycoci, S Dldaghni S Rob?gSMyePs T I' MI, S PU13, n Est5 an: G H er John Oppough, C Hoff ma Sgn na : O B O O C 0 0 0 g 0 3 : Q D O O O Q st A , : -, Q . FOX,:T . - n . . 3 . - . o Son S. . . 5 eache : .e . 1 Sullig Zigenfus. -, J. gniff A. ' 0 in, , ' Q ' , ' F 1' S A f tholomew, 2 215123 ,DI-'Irs Bar ana dbra C G Chapm R T Sm' Knapp: h c Bump' lst RO' L tsl Tfibey' L B Rex: S Bus , R snide? Ga111gfgu J 3111, Zimmherg V whea O 9 R 1 gndBagbin adarxta W lst Row L to R B Mills, L Townsend, E Bump, C. Zeh, Northrup, G Davis, M Gerould, B Chapman, A Wheaton, S Duel, F Bump, J Becker 2 d Row D. Davis, R Snyder, G Jackson, R Snyder, R Sick, Chapman, A Bill, E Gates, R Sick, Mrs Merrill Row R H t un one, R Campbell, A. Wheaton, F Jackson, J Wheaton, E Blish 0 Q O , ' 1' . . 4 : ' . . o 0 o 0 0 0 . , 2 0 0 0 YN 3 0 a 0 Je 0 0 0 o 0 0 a 9 n : 0 0 0 0 D0 0 0 o 0 0 3rd : . . . 0 0 0 A . fe, U - . 55 i -Q . '13 v ?,4Q fr P Chapman' J tons P 'mea D Jackman' P Redskins' lay R 1 s ' L to ders 11 P Sick, T T H Pstfiggell, D Hymn Tfude ' K Lyon' W snvder 6 3rsB1Ei2w ailama 5 sprmgwatci lst Row L to R S Seward, S Leeson, B Fisher, M Wye t iles, J Fohrman, S Noll, S Sm 2nd Row R Gordon, G Robinson, W Holmes, A Perkins lapp, L Carnes, G Stone, G Mercer 3rd Row T Stallabrass, P With Teacher Evel hoI Pe ' Qui . . . ' 1 - + Q : I Q . I ' t s. M . . . ith. ' Do C . .O .O C . Q . , : . . ington, R. Harper. Q : yncnesnier P 5 , 9 Q If 4-il LHS s C Park R Range' ,.- R J May'R Page W att st RO' L to Markham' D Y ' C D May' Millerg wnitacrg' Nold and RO' ungv ley G Rice, 5u,SYoLeona RO' achbr A gPS igsent M Y M 3 gprungwszera Z lst Row L t , J Caskey, M Thomann, L May, yatt, J Hammond 2nd Row W Page, R Deiter, L Alessi, R Perkins J D Haywood, T Fogle, G Holmes 3r Row J Archib , Fohrman, ald, R Vanscoo er, L Wya t Teacher Mrs S Jacobs nh-- 1 ' ' . B0 2 0 0 CL O o R: N. Platt . . . A. W . . .d 2 . O .. . t , t - If . W ' .- ., f D ,I ,I 5 , f if- 7 mm - - gr.: , I, X 1 - X XA Ain. ' B I 5 ,W - - i IQ, ' in L I ' iw, -f 1112 X - JET. T: A 'Cxt ' I f , I .1 2 ,iff -- 1 'ffffkf-v.fYf' 'I X x ' 1 A 6 in ff X- vrP,5,f. :'., A n '--p ' , , , x. -K X 1 y , 5 NN L' XXXX, A Q. ,' N K 4 ' ' .MX X9 N x W fl? ' ,if X x X if-I w', 1,-Nfff. I Q X: V .IZ-Mkx A A ' Z fri 1 1 545 flf 4 f I Il Kb' t K ' , -iff e ,' 1 ' Enkk ' 1 ' ,fu Ya ! ff g The Blue Band whose members are in grades ten through twelve This band has made several public appearances and is under the direction of Mr Britton JJJ M The Red Band which is composed of the younger students These musicians become members of the Blue band when they enter tenth grade Mr Britton is in charge ?Ml , f 1 Y rd ---- . V O O Xl, 1 K A Q ' E' '.! MF 5 - pN.0fb' ., , iiw id .lf lx .. Jil K ,XJ if fvx J Ei 1 hi . V S ff 'gf ., X , v , W f 3 .tx ' X. -an-n 4, Q V . Q X YHLLS LC 06 This group is the junior high chorus The members are students from grades seven through nine Mrs McLaughlin is the director and Carol Mobley is the accompanist Gaza? '15 islam 'A This organization is the high school chorus which is composed of both boys and girls in grades ten through twelve. This group is under the direction of Mrs. McLaughlin. The accompanist is Elaine Richmond. ' .- is h 3 , svs, eq g g on h ' f QQ gg 'u ft Q 5' 6,4-59953 3. d h T? sl y Q . j S XI I VYILLS LC L4- lst Row L to R B Miner, E Richmond accompanist, M Voorhees T Kramer Hrs McLaughlin director 2nd Row A Middleton, B Dieter, S Edmond, T Gessner, E Yohon, R Shepard, J Wittig, D Elsenheimer, C Plail, S Hemmer, M Woodhams 3rd Row L Loveland, D Drum , J Johnson, D Wemett, W Jackman, W Walker, R Lindsay, H Kling, N Crandall, P Gessner, J Kuhn, B Stanton lst Row L to R H Kling, H Gesell, R Johnson, R Hitchcock, B Yohon, K Reynolds, N Tonkery, R Jordan, H Edgecomb, 2nd Row: R. Shepard, B. Jackman, J. Wittig, A. Hargrave, A. Adams P Crandall, W. McClarr1e, T. Flynn, J. ' scitto, Hrs. McLaughlin O IN, R I . C. Rex, J. Zeh, L: Lawrence, H. Francis, R. Zeh, F. Hayes, , Ji , L to R D Carney, J Beckerman, W Price, J Johnson, P Parks, J Zeh, J Becker, D Wemett, R Hober, J Schultz, C Fairbrother 'UN L to R D Wemett, P Gessner, N wiebach, M Voorhees, At piano, C Rex . X! xf ?e re . fi' f!4 N musncg, , , -W' ,Q x f df. Bs 1 I GJYLQL TTIOTQ YULLSLC A Price, Mr Britton, J Zeh, D Elsenheimer, P Parks, C Fair-bro her,,C,, Reg: X J Johnson, Mr Britton, J Becker, W Jackman I W ,Hr ,q , x 0 0 0 0 o 0 Q 0 ' I N X., .txl lv' ' is x x N I x , . V' ' vl . I , . V ' , 1, . w 1 J J ,E ' . f J . .s A ' A ' ' Y .Y V - , M 3 , 1. L. 1 ' , ,yy 1 1 A, 0 0 O O f W if fi g X X ,A,fQf? CHAN RHXUXON Alf wx x X! ajuuvi if fi 'K Kfff to My X J , , P A .X iii' Y Wf A ,fu h fx f f . , Ag X x . ff!! ' ja X I, 9 .1 I , Aff Q5 fr - 9' f V6 ' tb, X I? , ., Vy f f Sli X :I , I 'OEQA ii, xg ff 'iw ff X X XX! t f x 'Xp m N AMY li! Xl V W :IW Xpx ff y f , in J nuaffgk X lst Row L to R D Hober, J Carney, I Cyr, A Price, B Bonadonna, E Godlewski, G Miller, D Schubmehl, N Fox 2nd Row K Reynolds, G Walker, J Elsenheimer, D Lyman, E Weiermiller, R Vright, H Edgecomb, H Kling, G Babcock 3rd Row H Colegrove, W Holbrook, J Ruscitto, D Davis, I Smith, D, Carney, J Gilman, G Shetler, Coach R White successful season against flrst class competition The locals had a record of two wins, two los es and two ties ng the ular se but lose tes s made ev y exc ing ylan o lo se were o ays st ong Nun t am by th low sco es of and The lo b ters out c ed their onoone in tota points twenty fo o twenty b the ext a goals eren t s ored when they would h ve mean vi tory i s ad of d eat old d th of the Section Class A sectionals to dornell by the heartbreaking score of 2 l The local booters played one of their best games of the year but luck seemed to be against them and de feat came by a mere point Wayland Nunda Wayland Wayland Nunda Wayland Wayland Hornell bu NCDONONN-'r7'Nl Canaseraga Wayland Fillmore Alfred Almond Wayland Alfred Almond Fillmore Sectional game Wayland 4? NN FWF' NNN , W P :j O 0 0 TN - x P-3 N U U ' CD Q 9? 1 . E5 - ' ' '1 5 ' O O O 5 no , O SD ID Z5 UQ S ' ' 01 -4 Q2 O F-' ' A ol ' O 0 U3 O r , O Q a O o Q 0 , . ,1 D- I Cf- Cp o ga 0 rf- Q . .4 5 o , C-Jn O o I Q ' HJ 0 Q1 Q . 0 O O 41- E? .. ' m Q o 0 h D-3 O O Cf' X H: Q 0 I- ' '1 Y '-j K I U W ' I i ' . 0 Standing Zeh, G Shetler, W. Witti Eleenheimer, J Carney, Schubmehl, A Price TK Managers J Rus sell J Townsend D, Carney, J. Beckerman C. Fairbrother, G. Willey f1...,.l J.. -'L-rr Kneeling Ne Cyr, B, Bonadonna, R, Hober, E. Godlewski, R, Wright, Coach White JO 0 gf Jo I Ro I O Q . , U-, ., 4 .- ...--.Q V... - ' , T... , ,,.-...,... ,, 4-4 N . I 4- L - .,..., . .. ,....f..4 W - Y , , 'Q E ' X , , ,,,',A.L,-, r 1 , L.. , .f.....,,..,,,L O -,. ,,, , ,-.-. ......... - ln-.. -.... .M , fs,-h ..- I...4 ., .X Y- 1 X . -. -,,, . , v.. T. Y.. W... Y ,H M. Meg! Y ,-we-9 .M- -,, ...,N.,, .., . ,LA ,,a, YW ... W. , , .- 1 W, L. .N ,.. ,e .,... ,- M, ,-Ma.w.. .. .,. . A N., ., M, ,-. e A X f . - i X ink i L. ----.-n-,...M.-4. ! e ,Nil . M. um 7 ,W J -I . V W V . 5 'T 7' 1 -I ,R V . 1, ' N . . : 3 , ff . v : cf 5 Q I p I ' - ', I, , ' ' 2 1 ' ,, . : '.,.' :n 5, 1 F '....n , A: 21? Y . - 7 7 B - .fs-.N A 1 I K. 1 , k Y - Y :fr W Holbrook, R Shafer, R. Whitman, G Babcock, K Reynolds, H Elsenheimer, E Weiermiller, J Schultz, L Ackley, Coach, J Hatch. Kneeling L to R R Didas, G Walker, G Miller, T Huber, D Davis, H Elsenheimer UWOR VARSKTY The junior varsity basketball team encountered a new experience this year ----- breaking a sixty eight game lossing streak which had been hanging over them for a long period of time. The team was coached by Mr. Hatch this year. Although this team did not win all of their games they showed a marked improvement over last year. Probably the highlight of the season was in an overtime game with Dansville on their court. The score was tied again in the first overtime. When play resu ed Everette Weiermiller recieved the ball from center and sank a field goal from half court which meant a victory for Wayland. 5 Standlng L to R: Manager, G. Willy, J. Gilman, H. Colegrove, Kneeling: R. Meyer, J. Pealer. Standing: L. Loveland, F. Hayes, P. Gessner, B. Stanton, S Edmonds, Miss Kunzog 231.56065 L to R M Becker, D Newfang, J. Allen, A. Zigenfus QD QM K .Q fb n VM 4. J bi Iuhz V M WN Q , F if . .em ' w lf ' A ' 2r6 f ' X y, Honor Socic-fc William Wittig Nancy Wiebach Victor Kimble Bo s State Arthur Price Ronald Proctor 4v J ' 6 lst Row L to R: G. Shetler, E. Godlewski, 2nd Row: G. Miller, N. Cyr, J. Carney, W. Wittig, B. Bonadonna, Coach White. L to R A Zigenfus, B Edmond, S Edmond Xriii - - ' ' -F ,i1ifz?5E53j lst Row L to R A Becker, R Becker, D Zimmer, C Mobley, E Luckenbach 2nd Row V Shafer, A Middleton, Miss Miller, D Hodgkins, A Ackley E Godlewski, G Babcock, S Gessner Absent M Voorhees, K Yohon, B Edmond lst Row L to R Miss Kunzog, J Wittig, R Golden, R Harper F Hayes, L Loveland, J Johnson, P Evans, Mrs Weiermiller 2nd Row D Hodgkins, B Dieter, T Gessner, C Plail, S Edmond, A Dudley, E Griffin, S Hem er, T Kramer, R LaBarre, N Shaver, W. Jackman lf' i mv 'fx-3-D! .QQ 31-a Row: 13. Kung, R. Golden, G. Shetler. J. wmtig, N. Wolfanger. ..i. lst Row D McDowell, W Glover 2nd Row R Lindsay, P Gessner, N Wolf -- anger 'F' --A--7-.L .,.....L.,-....n-.- 54 lst Row N Wiebach, Yohon, C Rex W Walker H I 'Q Swfyv QTKSPCUJDS lst Row L to R R Gray, M Voorhees, R Becker, D Drum , N Gross, J Pealer, R. Zeh 2nd Row: A. Price, N. Cyr, J. Elsenheimer, B. Bonadonna, C. Fairbrother, B. Stanton, D. Isaman, J. 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