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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1954 volume:

VOL. XI 1954 WAYLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL WAHAN� . NEW VORK DEDICATION High school years present problems to students in and out of class. The members of the Class of 1954 were no exceptions. To Mrs. Love- land, in rememberance of her energetic efforts to help many of us overcome our difficulties and get a sound education, the Class of 54 dedicates this, our 1954 Hi-Lites. Editor-in-chief - Norman Foils Sales Manager - Richard Harper Advertising Managers - Natalie Hodgkins Donna Newfang Literary Editor - Lawrence Henty Art Editor - Rita Mitchell Photography Editors - Richard Gilson Donald Luekenbach SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr. C. LeRoy Hurlbut BOARD of EDUCATION Mr. Kimmel, Mrs. Patchin, Mr. Bennett. Mr. Brewer, Mr. Otto. VICE-PRINCIPALS Mr. Henrekson Mr. Merrill HR. MERRILL SECRETARIES Miss Vogt Mrs. Avery SECONDARY SCHOOL FACULTY BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Hamilton, Mr. DiCenso, Mr. Hatch, Mr. Lander, Mr. Dowitsch, Mr. Schopf, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Goldthwait, Mrs. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Miss Miller, Mrs. Loveland, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Hurlbut, Mrs. Eager, Mrs. Weirmiller, Miss Schwann. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fisher, Miss Bryan, Miss Brownell, Mrs. Dudley, Miss Kunzog. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Hewitt, MissLosey, Mrs. Zimmer, Mrs. Henty, Mrs. Loveland, Mrs. Merrill, Miss Snell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson, MissYohon, Mrs. Jacobs, Miss Zimmerman, Mrs. Seward. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Saunders, Miss Daniels, Mrs. Miller. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. M. Drum, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Lander, Mrs. Beman, Mrs. N. Drum, Mrs. VanHouter, Mrs. New- fang. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Monroe, Mr. Trautlein, Mr. Luckenbach, Mr. Williams, Mr. Bills, Mr. Henry, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Frohne, Mr. Malter, Mr. Smith, Mr. Salsich, Mr. Tonkery. CUSTODIANS Mr. Hamsher, Mr. Wood, Mr Lander, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Brown Mr. Tolner, Mr. Leiders. JUDY ALLEN The finest duty of a gal is to be pretty.” CLARK CONRAD “Small men cast large shadows.” LUCILLE FISHER 'Promise is most given when the least is said. HAROLD ELSENHEIMER Romeo never had anything on me. NANCY GILMAN Cupid is a knavish lad, thus to drive poor females mad. ELAINE HARTER Patience is the best remedy for all trouble. BETTY ZIGENFUS HILL I am older than I look. ROBERT HITCHCOCK Actors are born, not made. NATALIE HODGKINS I have no superfluous leisure. RUTH JACKMAN Beautiful faces are those that wear a wholesome honesty there. SUSANNE JOHANTGEN A blush is beautiful, but some- times inconvenient. CAROL HUMPHREY Steadfast of thought; well-made, well wrought. NANCY LEESON A merry heart does good like a medicine. PATRICIA McCOY GERALDINE MARK Books are the things I was born to love most. Say, may I watch you eat? RITA MITCHELL Nothing is impossible to the will- ing heart. ALAN MOORE A man's weight lies in his soul, not his body. DONNA NEWFANG A thing ofbeauty is a joy forever. Yet I have something in me dan- gerous. BARBARA SNYDER I believe that in the end truth will conquer. NORBERT TONKERY CAROLE ANN VEITH To do a great right, do a little wrong. LARRY WAGER Women have a certain fascina- tion for me. PAULINE WICKS I have been in such a pickle since I saw you last! RICHARD WHITMAN I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. VIRGINIA WULFORST VVhy make one so miserable when you can keep 'em all so happy? BERNARD YOHON Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. RUTH ZIMMER H My love's richer than my tongue. ONCE NEWS, NOW HISTORY CLASS CAPERS 1950- 51 : Seniors this year claim the Incoming freshmen look unusually awed and bewildered... .In spite of seniors' predictions, the freshmen are losing their lost look under the guidance of faculty advisors Mr. Kerber and Miss Kunzog.-..Class of '54 wakes up in time to elect Dandy Dick Whitman to the Presidency, with Normal Norm Folts as his understudy, Alice Lander as secretary, and Virginia Wulforst as kash keeper.... Frosh Frolic furnishes food and fun for all. Spectators say there was little difference between the potato races and the dancing_Frolic is high-lighted by a talent show including accordionist Ginny Wulforst and that guitar girl. Sue Johantgen.... Freshmen leave school in June with precious little knowledge other than a vague recollection of having read something called Ivanhoe .... 1951- 52: September brings sophs back to the old grind.... Election returns show Larry Henty as leader of the troupe and Dancing Donna Newfang as Veep, with Lucky Lander at the secretary's post again, and Joyce Hagadone swinging the treasurer's axe.... President's cabinet of advisors consists of Coach White and Miss Engle... .Christmas party held in Mr. Hatch's homeroom,... Plans for Soph Hop hop out the official window but fire up enthusiasm for making moola as class leaves June exams behind for next year's sophs.... 1952- 53: Voters in the juniors' district re-install Young Cliff Henty in the President's position and Joyce in the tax collector’s seat. Alice elevated to Vice, and Rollicking Rosie Brehmintroduced to the official pad and pencil_fopular demand returns Mr. Kerber and Miss Kunzog to advisory posts they occupied two years before.... The Eagle's Claw. edited by Alice Lander, puts out sev- en big issues. One of them lists the definition of Western Union as cowboy underwear. This is not necessarily the opinion of the editor or staff, however.The supply store, first of its kind at W.C.S., proves successful enough to make the uptown merchants whistle for Govern- ment Supports... .Class has defeats as well as victories. Example: Sweatshirt sales results in $1.25 gift to charity___Carl Dengler provides music for Moonlight and Roses. Big Boss of the affair is Saundra fox. aided by Janice Chapman. Student body votes Rosie Brehm and Larry Henty occupants of the royal chairs__Class acts as host to the seniors at the annual tea before retiring from their status as jovial juniors. 1953- 54: Saucy Seniors plunge into final year with visions of the June trip to New York.... Officer elec- tions turn out to be re-elections, as the Old Guard of last year return to their same respective jobs___Mr. Henrekson and Mrs. Weiermiller are chosen class navigators. Duty: Keep the seniors' brass from blinding them on their way along the straight and narrow path--Brawny Bemie Yohon manages the magazine campaign, which under team captains, Natalie Hodgkins and Donna Newfang, reaches its goal and sets a record in sales at W.C.S....Yearbook Staff. led by Chief Editor Norman, promises bigger and better issue---Talented thespians overcome stage fright and present three plays. Memories of these include Judy Allen's Oh gee, gosh! Mary Maher's All I wants is a chance, Bob Hitchcock's strip tease, and to cap the climax, Elaine Harter's dramatic--and unrehearsed--entrance between plays.... Winterlude brings Carl Dengler back to W.C.S., for the big Christmas Ball under Chairman Alice. Queen’s crown is poised over Donna N. with President Larry at her side-Commencement propels fifty young men and women into the world with nostalgic memories of the senior trip. Class Day. Rupe Wager's antics, and the famous Perkinsville parties.... JUNIORS BACK ROW, Left to Right B. Benedict, N. Becker, W. Arndt, G. Babcock, R. Alpaugh, W. Harris, L. Lang, R. Bullard, G. Baird. SECOND ROW: M. Bowers, M. Fox, R. Case, D. Davis, J. Malcolm, R. Lindsey, D. Johnson, L. Howard. FRONT ROW: P. Fox, P. Didas, W. Holmes, B. Cowley, C. Francis, J. HargTave, A. Leising, H. Hanson. BACK ROW, Left to Right J. Oas, J. Weiermiller, D. Stanton, J. Vogt, C. Richards, B. Worden, J. Pragle, S. Pfaff, S. VerPlank. SECOND ROW: J. Robinson, A. Mark, L. Rocker. R. Seward. J. Mc- Coy, B.Stocking, D. Sick, R. Palmer, M. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: I. Rhodes, S. Sick, T. Town- send. W. Weber, L. Richmond, E. Zeh, E. Wilkinson, G. Walker. SOPHOMORES BACK ROW, Left to Right: F. Malter, D. Weibach, L. Pelkey, G. Kiel. R. Ingraham, W. Malter, T. Luther, F. Johnston, D. Hober, B. Stannarius, J. Reigelsperger, J. Kern. SECOND ROW: C. Kuhn, A. Neu, J. Loveland, J. Tweddell. T. Oas, H. Kline. C. Weinhart. A. J. Walker. J. Jerome, S. Miller, S. May. FRONT ROW: M. Von Hagen. A. La Bell, N. Shaver, R. Moore, S. Keenan, J. Landino, E. Johantgen. R. Tonkery. M. Parks, M. Larrin, V. Mack. BACK ROW, Left to Right T. Grubb, P. Crandall, R. Van Scoter. H. Humphrey. J. Fuller. N. Buck- ley. C. Cowley. L. Perkins. L. Wilkinson, B. Fisher, D. Archibald. SECOND ROW: C. Owens. M. Mensinger, C. Roberts. S. Henry. D. Girardin. D. Hencben. M. Harter. S. Holbrook. J. Claysoo. M. Dewey. FRONT ROW: S. Conrad, E. Wager. G. Strick. J. Belanger. D. Cummings. B. Belanger, J. Drum, N. Fitzpatrick, F. Gowen, A. Brunswick. BACK ROW, Left to Right: O. Kuhn, N. Leibenguth, K. Keiler, C. Mazzola, J. Snyder, N. Huber, T. Loveland, P. Inscho, R. Smith, C. Loveland, P, Griswold. THIRD ROW: L. Shafer, B, Harris, D, Kuhn, D. Peck, R. Schubmehl, W. Shepherd, D. Pulver, L. Mitchell, N. Perkins, J. Humphrey, G. Shaver. SECOND ROW: H. Peck, F. McCoy, D. Schultheiss, R. Quanz, k. Mark, J. Gilman, W. Harter, D. Johnston, G. Sick, C, Rossi. FRONT ROW: G. LesVesque, W. Inscho, N. Mark, K. Lay- cock, D. Garrigues, C. Sick, C. Schrader. E. Kiesl, K. Lopez, D. Loveland. FRESHMEN BACK ROW, Left to Right: L. Abbott, T. Fox, F. Butterfield, R. Acker, E. Wilcox, J. Werkley, B. Belanger, P. Wenner, G. Eleiott, P. Courtney, S. Willatt, R. Becker, J. Amato, D. Wray.C. Bill. SECOND ROW: K. Edmond, D. Elsenheimer, R. Stephens, J. Wolfanger, J. Clark, I. Werth, N. Brown, J. Whitman, M. Conrad, P. Wenner, D. Conrad, B. Brown, D. Trudell, J. Benedict. FRONT ROW: B. Yohon, M. Tonkery, A. Wilde, W. Spencer, P.Downing, A. Conrad, R. Weber, L. Didas, S. Ayers, A. Case, D. Cote, R. Byrnes. BACK ROW, Left to Right: A. Stone, E. King, H. Samuelson, D. Miller, G. Acker, E. Wolfanger, T. Tingley, K. Clark, C. Graden, P. Wheaton. SECOND ROW: E. Garrigues, J. Peck, R. Smith, C. Burley, E. McDowell. H. Pragle, P. Didas, L. Sniffen, J. Platt, L. Barnhart. FRONT ROW: P. Chap- man, R.Royce, E. Stocking, T. Palmer. J. Zigenfus. J. May, M. McChesney. N. Alden. S. LeVesque. EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right J. Lyman, D. Magin, H. Williams. W. Stratton, N. Zigenfus. E. Pragle. D. Jackman, W. Hunt. A. Anderson. SECOND ROW: R. Hargrave. B. Peck, M. Rowley, N. Mitchell. J. Harter. E. Crooks. L. Perkins. B. McDowell. R. Sick. FRONT ROW: N. Trndell. K. Mensinger, Y. Didas, R. Abraham. C. Brehm, P. Oas. W. Caskey. D. Rynders. «a BACK ROW, Left to Right E. Beckman, J. Miller, F. Johnston, C. Johnson, P. Hoffman, B. Harter, R. Inscho, W. Van Scoter, F. Jackson, B. Walker, E. Flowers, R. Campbell, J. Northruk. SECOND ROW: M. Gerould, J. Harris, W. Werth, G. Graden, F.Weibach, D. Wenner, O. Samuclson, D. Hughes, J. Mack, D. Lindsay, E. Belanger, E. Chapman. FRONT ROW: J. Gordon, S. Shafer, R. Sick, N. Glover, B. Wheaton, N. Sick, A. Drum, B. Foley, S. Mitchell, L. Perkins. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right S. Harter, W. Drum, J. Clayson, S. Wilkinson, L. Mazzola, G. Sahrle.P. Ingrahan, S. Ayers, J. Harris, J. Comley. SECOND ROW: J. Graham, R. Bailey, R. Hughes, K. Bowers, C. Harris, G. Davis, A. Wheaton, M. Stephens, T. Wilson. FRONT ROW: W. Graden, I. Candie, D. Abbott, R. Rook, J. Leeson, R. White, R. Huntone, A. Wheaton. ABSENT: E. Williams, G. Jackson, M. Wilcox, M. Hanson. BACK ROW, Left to Right G.Rice, J. Miller, N. Miller, M. Brooks, J. Mazzola, J. Girardin, J. Arch- ibald, R. Weber, D. Pond, S. Richmond. THIRD ROW; R. Ver Plank, S. Perkins, G. Holmes, B. Hoffman, S. Beach, B. Hunt, P. Cowley, M. Loveland, M. Rhodes, G. Dewey, R. Eleiott, L. Teed, R. Hober. SECOND ROW: C. Zeh, J. Fohrman, J. Rogers, L. Townsend, T. Fogle, J. Bill, W. Willatt, C. McDowell, J. Robinson, G. Rex, A. Mitchell, K. Folts. FRONT ROW; B. Conrad, E. Gates, E. Folts, R. Perkins, J. Alden, J. Caskey, S, Parks, B. Gray. BACK ROW, Left to Right: K. Anderson, J. Hammond, L. May, C. Weber, R. Spross, L. Wyatt, R. Brown, J. Losey, E. Williams. SECOND ROW: L. Shaver, E. Inscho, D. Wilkinson, A. Goho, B. Wood- ard, R. Hughds, H. Samuelson, A. Cole. FRONT ROW: S. Walker, S. Platt, D. Haywood, R. Roberts, W. Gilman, C. Schrader, N. Platt, V. Inscho. ABSENT: A. Wyatt, J. Girardin. MISS MILLER’S GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: B. Lindsey, T. Sahrles, B. Sick, J. Stratton, S. Abbott, J. Roberts, H. Towner, L. Chislum, R. Tweddell, S. CUyson. G. Magin, R. Cowan, B. Wiedman, C. Grubb. SEC- OND ROW: B. Miller. M. May, J. Losey. E. Young, J. Henty, M. Ayers, E. Harter, D. Perkins, R. Hughes, A. Henrekson, A. Mehlenbacher, N. Glassbrook, C. Bartholomew. FRONT ROW: J. Gilman, E. Brunswick. S. Mercer. G. Stocking. R. Page, C. Markham, C. Perkins. G. Bill. C. Becker. R. Johnson, D. Jackson. BACK ROW, Left to Right: C. Van Scoter, A. Malcolm, B. Howard, J. Wheaton, D. May, P. Hoff- man, P. Harris. D. Wyatt. J. Kimbel. A. Hunt. SECOND ROW: G. Brown,J. Treuthart, D. Oas, N. Bortle, C. Akins, V. Noll, G. Chittenden. A. Wheaton, B. Graden, L. Graham. FIRST ROW: J. White, G. Strick, L. Brown. N.Walker, R. Samuelson.R. Benedict, D. Worden, R. Goho, L. Palmer. D. Mehlenbacker. BACK ROW, Left to Right: A. Williams, E. Johnston, T. Baley, V. Conley, E. Losey, W. Hoffman, J. Robinson, M. Goho, R. Gordon, SECOND ROW: S, Noll, W. Holmes, B. Stephens, R. Hughes, J. Hunt, F. Burley, M. Wyatt, F. Harter. FRONT ROW: J. Palmer, S. Miles, J. Harris, E. Waggoner, A. Perkins. C. Andrews, G. Robinson, C. Hindes. BACK ROW, Left to Right: L. Mitchell, E. Akins, D. Hammond, P. Kiefer, S. Green, D. Hayes, R. Harper, G. Rauber, S. Stear, S. Seward, S. Henrekson, W. Fugle. SECOND ROW: B. Weber, L. Werth, R. Whitman, T. Michielsel, G. Mercer, S. Smith, M. Beach, K. Warden, j. Bowen, V. Wheaton. FRONT ROW: D. Stocking, T. Applin, J. Brunswick, J. Barnhart, S. Tweddell, J. Mitchell, S. Lee- son, H. Plain, J. Fohrman, J. Thorp. BACK ROW, Left to Right: S. Zigenfus, P. Wyatt, C. Leeson, R. Abbott, F. Hoffman, G. Fugle, L. Ayer , B. Cornell, O. Swain, A. Clark. FRONT ROW: K. Graden, S. Brown, V. Cooper, G. Gris- wold, G. Noll, P. Barnhart, D. Shafer, D. Waggoner. ABSENT: L. Curtis, M. Mitchell. BACK ROW, Left to Right: G. Ayers, A. Harrison, V. Wood, S. Totman, R. Crooks, A. Harris, C. Edgecomb, R. Harris, K. Inscho. SECOND ROW: D. Mehlenbacher, E. Williams, M. Hughes, E. Teed, M. Hunt, R. Perkins, R. Gerould, K. Zigenfus. FRONT ROW: D. Morgan, H. Drum, B. Swain, M. Norgong, W. Treuthart. ABSENT: R. Mitchell, T. Walker, G. Schubmehl. MISS ZIMMERMAN GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: K. Hunt. C. Brown, M. Totman. P. Keenen, P. Baker. G. Woodhams. S. Zigenfus, J. Gleason. SECOND ROW: J. Brown, M. Hagadone, T. Bowers, J. Noragong, K. Perkins, N. Teed, E. Inscho, J. Gibson. FRONT ROW: W. Caron, M. Wood, C. Hunt. T. Clayson, P. Goho. BACK ROW, Left to Right: H. Rauber, D. Bolton. C. Avery, S. Fugle. C. Towner, E. Stephens, L. Brown. S. Wheaton, L. Strenovihtg, H. Bowers, N. Johnson. SECOND ROW: W. Morgan, M. Bran- ning, K. Cowley, L. Wood, S. Wolfanger. D. Burley. E. Shaver. T. Hoffman, E. Jackson. FRONT ROW: I. Waggoner, D. Wheaton, R. Glassbrook, H. Andrews. A. Nash, W. Hinds, S. Presler. MISS DANIEL'S GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right C. Deusenbery, L. Fox, T. Abraham, R. McKay, D. Samuelson, C. Schub- mehl, D. Shaver, C. Baley, J. Sniffen, J. Davis, W. Chislum. SECOND ROW: J. Sick, S. Robin- son, D. Johnston, D. Clayson, H. Campbell, C. Hoffman, M.Gray, L.Ludlam, F. Dye, M. Mitchell, R. Spencer, M. Miles. I. Drum. FRONT ROW: L. Arndt, A. Averill, J. Harter. J. Field, J. Zimmer, S. Parks, C. Miles. MRS. LOVELAND'S GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right A. Tenbrook, J. Dewey, R. Washburn, D. Johnson, C. Boring, S. Kimbel, R. Beman, K. Stear, D. Worden, R. Walker, W. Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: J. Spencer, M. Trojan, M. Gray, H. Bowers, A. Glady, G. Mills, A. Epke, M. Michielsen, D. Gilman, K. Shafer. FRONT ROW: A. Brunswick, D. Caron, S. Gibson, F. Reimals, C. Rogers, R. Rauber, M. Coley, D. Miller. MISS LOSEY'S GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: N. Pond, J. Zimmer, C. Wilcox, K. ReimeLs, M. Kimbel, L. Northrup, K. Saxton, L. Ludiam, R. Walker, J. Weed, R. Bolton, A. Trudell, W. Smith, B. Thorp. SECOND ROW; K. Applin, W. Graham, D. Michel, L. Branning, L. Abbey, J. May, W. Cole, R. Sahrle, J. McKay, S. Clark. FRONT ROW: G. Zigenfus, M. Mitchell, G. Fugle, B. Saunders. D. Sick, D. Wolfanger, D. Brooks. MRS. JOHNSON'S KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW, Left to Right: R. Coleman, J. Yost, M. McAllister, J. Huette, R. Siefried, B. Magin, J. Kurtz, J. Grubb, R. Dudley. SECOND ROW: A. Hordy, J. Deusenberry, R. Wager, R. Knudsen, D. Washburn, D. Rauber, N. Benson, R. Monahan, S. Pelkey. FRONT ROW: D. Michel, S. Bortle, M. McCoy. J. Kern, S. Bill, K. Switzer, D. Hinds. ABSENT: D. Donovan, B. Gilson, T. Kuck, D. Szymanski. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. McKay, R. Fugle, M. Teed, L. Stephens, J. Straight, L. Losey, R. Glassbrook, T. Leibenguth. SECOND ROW: C. Drum, R. Wheaton, J. Emmons, P. Narragong, R. Kramer, K. LeVesque, D. Burley, M.Wheaton. FRONT ROW; M. Hamilton, C. Parks, V. Waggoner. MRS. ZIMMER’S KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW, Left to Right H. Wyatt, J. AyTes, S. Ingraham, S. Green, W. Saxton, G. Bricks, D Last, P. Carmichael. L. Wilson. SECOND ROW: B. Walker. D. Miller, K. Conrad. F. Harter. E Rice, B. Zigenfus, R. Stocking, J. Hunt. FRONT ROW: G. Kimball, L. Mehlenbacher, B. Morgan J. Edmond, H. Mitchell, U. Hoffman, H. Jerome. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Drum, K. Stratton, R. Foils, J. Nicholson, J. Huette, R. Saxton, D. Malcolm, F. Tarszowicz, J. Dilgard, J. Brewer, L. King. SECOND ROW; W. Abbott, C. Hartzel, L. White, P. Prinzi, B. Didas, K. Shafer, C. Schubmehl, R. Gray, R. Jackson. M. Higgins. FRONT ROW: S. Mills, R. Clark, J. Gleason, B. Smith, B. Harter, W. Peck, H. Kinney. ABSENT: D. Ab- planalp, C. Brownell, D. Keenan, S. Walker, S. Ackley. MRS. JOHNSON'S KINDERGARTEN ALANTA GRADES BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Graden, J. Graden, R. Miller, R. Benson, K. Perkins, A. Grouse. THIRD ROW: B.Noll, P. Englert, C. Brewer, D. Ayers, N. Johnson. SECOND ROW: G. Chittenden, R. Main, P. Wook, D.Pragle, W. Wolfanger, P.Rice, J. Walker. FIRST ROW: D. Leeson, B. Perdins, S. Schuyler, M. Donovan, M. Clapp, L. Wray, G. Markham, V. Wemett. BACK ROW, Left to Right: S. Knapp, P. Sick, J. LeVesque, S. Bush, S. Duel, J. Becker, B. Chapman, L. Knapp, C. LeVesque, G. Chapman, P. Babbin, G. Carmichel. SECOND ROW; R. Waghorn, J. Bill, R. Snyder, D. Davis, N. Snyder, A. Bill, B. Rex, R. Snyder. FIRST ROW: T. Rook, M. LeVesque, B. Wixom, C. Hoppough, D. Chapman, L. Duel. B. Schaffer, S. Kern, W. LeVesque, S. Rex. Mrs. White and Mrs. Rowley, Teachers. SPORTS BACK ROW: Left to Right; L. Wilkinson. G. Babcock, G. Baird, E. Perkins. B. Belanger, D. Stanton, J. Kiel. L. Per- kins, J. Wearkley. C. Richards, D. Whitman. D. Hober, G. Elliott. Coach Schopf. FRONT ROW: D. Henchen, B. Fish- er, F. Butterfield, C. Cowley, J. Amato, J. Gilman, J. Oas, N. Perkins, C. Owens, R. Schubmehl, T. Oas, C. Bill. With a record of five victories and three losses for the regular schedule, the Eagles were awarded the Steuben County soccer title for the third straight year. Nunda outscored the squad both times they clashed, as they did last year and the third defeat was the result of the Hammondsport game. Addison and Hornell posed no problems too large for Coach Don Schopf's Eagles to solve, and the second bout with Hammondsport produced a hard-fought two-to-one victory for Wayland. At the quarter-finals, the jinx with Nunda was broken, so the team jumped at Holly in the semi-finals with a four-nothing win. At the finals the Golden Eagles Met their Waterloo , when they lost to Wayne Central in a tight game. Wayland's total of 39 points to their opponents' 21 pointed to a very successful season, for which the credit not only goes to Coach Schopf, but also to the team working in a unit as they did. 1953 RECORD Addison 2 Wayland 12 Hammondsport 1 Wayland 2 Nunda 2 Wayland 0 Sectionals Hornell 2 Wayland 4 Hammondsport 6 Wayland 4 Nunda 2 Wayland 3 Addison 0 Wayland 5 Holly 0 Wayland 4 Hammondsport 1 Wayland 2 Wayne 4 Wayland 0 Wayland Central's basketball Eagles hit an off-season this year when they dropped thirteen games and gained two victories. Some of the scores indicated that the squad lost by a very close margin. These games were heart-breakers, but put the Eagles on the debit side of the book. Wayland lived up to the spirit of Dansville-Wayland rivalry, though, by edging the Mustangs out 40-36 on the home court. Coach Lander's Junior Eagles brightened the picture, however, by winning twelve games while losing four. 1953-1954 RECORD Alfred Almond 65 Wayland 32 Dansville 44 Wayland 43 Peny 50 Wayland 37 Canisteo 63 Wayland 51 Alfred Almond 55 Wayland 24 Perry 51 Wayland 38 Arkport 61 Wayland 49 Addison 48 Wayland 40 Dansville 36 Wayland 40 Hammondsport 55 Wayland 36 Nunda 36 Wayland 34 Canisteo 50 Wayland 47 Addison 37 Wayland 39 Arkport 59 Wayland 43 Hammondsport 61 Wayland 46 STANDING, Left to Right: J. Keil, D. Henchen, K. Reynolds, L. Wilkinson, J. Reigelsperger, N. Becker, R. Whitman, F. Malter, J. Gilman, Manager, Coach White. FRONT ROW: B. Didas, L. Perkins, C. Cowley, E. Weiermiller, G. Miller, J. Gilman, J. Oas, T. Oas, E. Perkins, B. Holmes. Wayland Central’s baseball team in 1953 found the winds blowing in their direction bringing in a season of considerable merit. Coach White’s Golden Eagles slugged out three times as many victories as defeats, and in twelve contests, brought in 79 runs while allowing their opponents only 39. Canisteo and Arkport were the first to beat the Eagles, in the fifth and sixth battles, respectively, Canisteo returned for the eighth game to hand the boys another defeat, in so doing clinching the county championship. No other team was able to garner two wins from the Eagle squad. 1953 RECORD Canaserago 2 Wayland 11 Addison 1 Wayland 7 Nunda 3 Wayland 4 Canisteo 3 Wayland 0 Cohocton 7 Wayland 14 Dansville 7 Wayland 8 Addison 0 Wayland 13 Wellsville 4 Wayland 2 Canisteo 1 Wayland 0 Campbell 4 Wayland 12 Arkport 9 Wayland 5 Dansville 0 Wayland 1 J Malcolm Newfang, P. Fox SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD The annual sportsmanship trophy is presented to Gary Miller by Mr. Hurlbut and Mr. White. This award is given each year to the senior boy who demonstrates the know- ledge, development and use of fundamental skills; and who displays the proper mental attitude towards teammates, opponents, and officials during practice, competition, and throughout his high school career. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Lander, J. Pragle, J. Kiel, D. Hober, J. Wearkley, J. Reigelsperger, D. VanScooter, G. Eleiott, E. Pragle, B, Fisher, F. Malter. KNEELING: G. Strick, (Manager), R. Schub- mehl, D. Henchen, D. Pulver, C. Owens, J. Gilman, C. Cowley (Manager). R. Tonkery, R. Weber, N. Shaver, J. Jerome. BACK ROW: Left to Right: F. Johnson, G. Baird, J. Malcolm, H. Elsenheimer, W. Becker, W. Arndt. C. Fox, D. Stanton, C. Mazzola, L. Wilkinson, L. Henty, B. Stannarius, S. Willit, J. Rossi. SECOND ROW: L. Richmond, M. Zimmerman, A. Marks, R, Case, M. Fox, D. Miller, S. VerPlank, D. Hen- chen, D. Kuhn, B. Harris. C. Weinhart, R. Hitchcock. M. Dewey, J. Gilman. FRONT ROW; Mr. Dowitsch, M. Parks, C. Schrader, N. Mark, D. Newfang, R. Zimmer. G. Strick, D. Elsenheimer. J. Belanger, G. Zeh, E. Wager, J. Allen. R. Weber. SENIOR BAND Members of both bands found a busy year ahead of them when they came to school in September. The soccer team was spurred on by support from the Senior Band, even when the weather was cold enough to freeze the water in the trumpet valves. When basketball season got under way, the Senior Band again played to cheer the Eagles at home games. Members of the Senior and Junior Bands--over sixty in all-- attended the Marine Band Concert in Rochester at the Eastman Theater early in the fall. Way land Cen- tral was represented at the Elmira Sectional All-State Festival by three students from band, and at the Steuben County Band Festival by fourteen students. Wayland and vicinity residents had a chance to see and hear both the Junior Band and the Senior Band perform at the Spring concert in May and the Winter concert in February, and to round out the year's schedule, the band traveled to Pittsford May 7 for a band contest. BACK ROW: Left to Right: B. Fisher. D. Davis. K. Gilroy. L. Henty. J. Snyder. G. Babcock, R. Al- paugh. F. Johnson. C. Mazzola. H. Elsenheimer. J. Weiermiller. J. Malcolm, J. Gilman. SECOND ROW: L. Richmond, J. Gilman, V. Wulforst, C. Roberts, J. Rossi, T. Grubb. B. Sheperd, A. Lander. B. Hitchcock, R. Brehm, L. Howard, M. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: N. Gilman, R. Zimmer, J. Al- len. D. Newfang. G. Zeh, B. Snyder, C. Francis, T. Townsend, N. Hodgkins, N. Barber. J. Hagadone. CHOIR Mrs. McLaughlin’s vocal group had very little Idle time as usual. Patrons of the P.T. A. - Faculty Pancake Supper were entertained by the choir and the Girls' Chorus in a program of a Christmas and win- ter hue. The annual Christmas pageant was colored by appropriate music provided by a mass choir made up of the Junior High Chorus, Girls’ Chorus and the Choir. Ten vocal students were Wayland’s delegates to the Sectional All-State Festival at Elmira, a two-day program, to be well remembered by those who attended. The Choir participated in the Steuben County Vocal Festival in April, and the Spring schedule was filled out by performances at the Spring Concert, an assembly program, and contest in May, and the graduation performance in June. The girls' trio rendered numbers at several occasions, such as the Ro- tary banquet, the American Legion Armistice dinner, the Lowell Club banquet, and an appearance at the Bath Veterans' Hospital. The double quartet and other groups appeared for the Lowell Club dinner and the Senior Play. Mrs. McLaughlin is satisfied that the year's, activities provided a well-rounded and enjoy - able program. BACK ROW: Left to Right: R. Stephens, J. Lyman, J. Clayson, M. Conrad, J. Yoch- um. R. Becker, N. Leibenguth, E. Hunt, J. Reigelsperger, D. Jackman, F. Franklin, J. Mazzola, L. Mark. SECOND ROW: B. Zimmer, E. Ganigues, H. Pragle, M. Row- ley, R. Ouanz, N. Miller, J. Belanger, H. Peck, D. Garrigues, P. Didas, C. Brehm, W. Werth, M. Didas. FRONT ROW: G. Rex, M. VonHagen, M. Larrin. D. Lindsey, B. Wheaton, K. McCarthy, S. Richmond, W. Caskey, D. Rynders, L. Townsend, S. Parks, Mr. Dowitsch. BACK ROW: Left to Right: A. Kling, S. VerFlank, C. Humphrey, L. Fisher, J. Malcolm, J. Weiermiller, K. Gilroy, L. Lang. M. Malter, B. Stannarius, D. Davis, H. Kline, S. Paff, D. Giradin, R. Mitchell, M. Harter. THIRD ROW: M. Zimmerman, A. Mark, M. Fox, S. Jo- hantgen, R. Case, C. Weinhart, S. Holbrook, S. Henry, L. Rocker, A. Walker, J. Jerome. J. Clayson, M. Bowers, L. Howard, C. Kuhn. SECOND ROW: P. Wicks. J. Drum, D. Cummings, G. Mark, R. Moore, E. Johantgen, S. Keenan, C. McChesney, E. Harter, B. Belanger, J. Bel- anger, C. Francis. N. Fitzpatrick, T. Townsend. FRONT ROW: V. Mack, I. Rhodes, M. Larrin, P. Fox, N. Shafer, F. Gowen, R. Tonkery, J. Hargrave, S. Fox, S. Sick, G. Walker, A. Leising, H. Hanson. Left to Right: G. LaVesque, W. Spencer. J. Snyder. D. Elsenheimer. R. Stephens. K. Mark, H. Peck, N. Perkins, B. Fisher, P. Griswold, W. Shepard, F. Johnson, F. McCoy, N. Leibenguth. Mrs. Mc- Laughlin, Director. BACK ROW: Left to Right: N. Mitchell, J. Clark, J. Lyman, C. Graden, B. Harris, D. Jack- man, W. Stratton. E. Wilcox. J. Snyder, P. Courtney. J. Humphrey. B. Shepard, D. Miller, M. Conrad, L. Mazzola, E. King, P. Hoffman. L. Sniffen, D. Elsenheimer. THIRD ROW: N. Mark. J. Platt. B. Walker, J. Wolfanger, K. Edmond, J. Benedict. B. McDowell, D. Garri- gues, A. Stone, H. Peck, W. Spencer, L. Perkins, E. McDowell, D. Conrad, W. Drum, K. Laycock, M. Tonkery. C. Schrader, R. Stephens. SECOND ROW: E. Kiesel, K. Bowers. E. Stocking, P. Oas, J. Harris, Y. Didas, E. Belanger. J. Clayson, M. Rowley, J. May, J. Mack, M. McChesney. G. Graden. C. Brehm. B. Caskey, L. Didas, B. Werth. FRONT ROW: W. Graden. I. Candle, S. Hagadone. J. Leeson, P. Chapman. A. Drum, M. Gerould, N. Trudell D. Cote, N. Alden, J. Graham. B. Foley. S. Shafer, R. Huntone, S. LeVesque, Mrs. Mc- Laughlin. JUNIOR PAPER STAFF P. Didas, J. Malcolm . S. Pfaff, M. Bowers, B. Stocking, R. Case, J. Oas. PROJECTION CLUR STANDING. Left to Right D. Luc- kenbach, J. Kern, C. Loveland. SITTING: E. Garrigues, C. Conrad, R. Seward, E. Wolfanger. BOYS' STATE Richard Gilson, Joseph Landino and Larry Henty were selected by the American Legion Posts of Springwater, Atlanta, N. Cohocton and Way- land to represent Wayland Central School at Boys’ State held at Colgate University. Here the boys gained experience in democratic living and political democracy. MUSIC AWARD Elaine Richmond and Carol Mobley re- ceive the annual music award from Mr. Hurlbut as Mrs. McLaughlin and Mr. Britton look on. This award is given annually to the seniors for ability, co- operation and participation in the pro- gram of the music department. Joseph Landino and Natalie Hodgkins (right) were winners of the citizenship award made possible by Assemblyman John D. Young. This award, in the form of a two day visit to the state capital, is given to the senior boy and girl judged most interested in government and pos- sessing highest qualities of citizenship. Robert Hitchcock and Alice Lander (left) were chosen alternates. SOCIETY STANDING: L. Fox, L. Henty. D. Davis, G. Miller. A. Lander, E. Weler- mlller. SITTING: I. Kohnken, M. ■ Peabody. I. Elliott. J. Edmond. E. [ Richmond. STANDING, Left to Right: M. Tonkery, C. Loveland, B. Belanger, C. Guerrette, Mi � Miller, E. Werth, J. Clayson, J. Drum, S. Willet, M. Dewey, C. Thomann, J. Tweddell. SEATED: V. Mack, S. Con- rad, R. Moore. LIBRARY CLUB Donna Newfang - Larry Henty STANDING, Left to Right: Miss Miller, D. Abbott, D. Miller, E. Wilcox, B. Harris, R. Brehm, R. Smith. SEATED: V. Mack, B. Foley,. N. Shaver, M. Bowers, R. Jackman, R. Hargrave. JUNIOR RED CROSS ART CLUB Helen Hanson Barbara Cowley Charlotte Francis Lucille Recktenwald Shirley Pfaff SENIOR PLAYS PATRONS Abbey’s Garage Wayland, New York Billie Shop Wayland, New York Ackley’s Woodworking Shop Wayland, New York Birds-Eye Division General Foods Corp. Wayland, New York Alyce Style Shop Dansville, New York Blue Goose Restaurant Wayland, New York Don N. Allen Wayland, New York Bonadonna’s Market Wayland, New York Anita Motel Wallace, New York Boyd’s Shoe Store Dansville, New York Armstrong Bros. Wayland, New York New Bryant Hotel Wayland, New York Atlanta National Bank Atlanta, New York Dr. Calder Dansville, New York Baird’s Funeral Service Inc. Wayland-Danville C. F. Cannon Co. Springwater, New York Barrett Lauffer Inc. Dansville, New York W. W. Capron Sons Wayland, New York B. P. Bates, Optometrist Wayland, New York Central Boot Shop Wayland, New York Charles W. Bernstein D. D. S. Wayland, New York Circle Bar X Ranch Springwater, New York Big Elms Hornell, New York Dot Art Clearwater Wayland, New York Cohocton Valley Garage Cohocton, New York Clarence Gessner Wayland, New York Ted Colegrove Springwater, New York Gilroy McAllister Wayland, New York Conover’s Liquor Store Wayland, New York Gowen’s Good Grocery Springwater, New York Dana Conrad’s Electric Store Wayland, New York Grand Union Wayland, New York Dansville Lumber Co. Inc. Dansville, New York Gross and Didas Wayland, New York Dodd’s Pharmacy Dansville, New York Hammond Electric Service Springwater, New York H. A. Doty Wayland, New York E. L. Hart Service Station Cohocton, New York Engel’s Cigar Store Wayland, New York Haywood Welding Service Springwater, New York Fairbrother’s Service Station Cohocton, New York Henchen’s Barber Shop Wayland, New York Fenton’s Food Market Wayland, New York Hidden Inn Wayland, New York Ferry’s Garage Wayland, New York Hotel Dansville Dansville, New York Foster Wheeler Corp. Dansville, New York Hoy’s Grocery Perkinsville, New York Fraley’s Cabins Wayland, New York Humphrey Farms Webster Crossing, New York Tom Frisiras, Tailor Dansville, New York Jay’s Dansville, New York Gene’s Clothing Store Wayland, New York Jim’s Diner Wayland, New York Johantgen Shoe Repair Dansville, New York Market Basket Corp. Wayland, New York C. T. Johnson Sales Co. Wayland, New York Mattoon Brothers Atlantic Station Wayland, New York Keifer Milling Co. Cohocton, New York Mayflower Soda Bar Wayland, New York Keller Auto Court Restaurant Wayland, New York Miller Manufacturing Co. Springwater, New York Floyd L. Kennedy-Jeweler Dansville, New York W. E. Otto, Produce Coal Atlanta, New York Klein’s Beauty Shop Wayland, New York Patchin Studio Patchinsville, New York Kimmel Hardware Co. Wayland, New York Peck’s Service Station North Cohocton, New York Lakeside Market Loon Lake, New York Pfeiffer Motors Wayland, New York N. J. Last Agency Inc. Wayland, New York Victor (Pat) Pirrung, Auctioneer Wayland, New York Frank Laumbahr Springwater, New York Pragle’s Red White Springwater, New York Leibenguth Shoe Repair Wayland, New York John Rausch Wayland, New York Ludwig Funeral Home Springwater, New York Red White Atlanta, New York Bill Luther Springwater, New York J. D. Renald’s Store Wallace, New York Mr. Jack Malter Perkinsville, New York A. E. Richmond, M. D. Wayland, New York Jay M. Rider Wayland, New York Valley News Springwater, New York Dr. Robinson Wayland, New York Van Scoter’s Restaurant Wayland, New York Rod Gun Club Wayland, New York Wayland Bakery Wayland, New York Burr A. Rogers, Realtor Wayland, New York Wayland Cleaners Wayland, New York Rogers Tenbrook Wayland, New York Wayland Collision Service Wayland, New York St. James Hotel Wayland, New York Wayland Grill Wayland, New York W. F. Schubmehl Co. Wayland, New York Wayland Shell Service Wayland, New York Eugene Schutz Time Speeding Service Wallace, New York Wayland Variety Store Wayland, New York Kenneth Scott Wayland, New York Western Auto Associate Store Wayland, New York Shetler’s Sporting Goods Wayland, New York Wilson Home Laundry Wayland, New York Stern Stern Textiles, Inc. Wayland, New York Fred W. Wittig Wayland, New York Sugar Loaf Bakery Dansville, New York Robert Wood, Life Insurance Wayland, New York Twin Town Bakery Atlanta, New York Norbert Yochum Wayland, New York Ulmer’s Drug Store Wayland, New York Zimmerman Insurance Agency Wayland, New York WAYLAND A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE GINLOCKE'S A GOOD PLACE TO WORK PROGRESSING WITH WAYLAND FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY THE W. H. GUNLOCKE CHAIR CO. WAYLAND NEW YORK THE WOODCROFTERY SHOPS. INC. John P. Coley Manufacturers of Wood Products Wayland, New York OTOGRAPHS “The Heart of Your Year Book' . . . For the ultimate in 'Near Hook Portraits ... (iroups... (landids, Consult Our Specialist. G tCUM Your official Year Book Photographer Compliments of MOORE-COTTRELL SUBSCRIPTION AGENCIES, CHARLES REINHOLTZ, INC. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Style Spot of Dansville North Cohocton, New York Dansville New York Chrysler-John Deere-Plymouth ATLANTA HARDWARE Atlanta, New York WAYLAND FEED and FARM SUPPLY Carl Brehm, Proprietor Wayland, New York BABBIN and HARMON, INC. Oliver Sales and Service Atlanta, New York Compliments of DANSVILLE LOCKER PLANT Dansville, New York BARBER HEATING ENTERPRIZES Dansville, New York Your WINKLER Dealer EVANS GAS SERVICE, INC. Gas and Appliances If it has Merit - Maley has it Dodge Plymouth C. C. BATEMAN Dansville, New York Dodge Trucks Phone-286 FERGUSON’S DRESS SHOP Smart Women’s and Children’s Wear Dansville, New York Compliments of BLUM’S SHOE STORE Dansville Quality Footwear for 92 Yrs. Your Own Local Bank THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wayland, New York Member FDIC BOB and FRU’S RED and WHITE Naples, New York Meats Groceries Compliments of THE FORKS MOTEL Mr. Mrs. Howard Venherm Wayland, N. Y. Phone 3604 BOORMAN’S SERVICE STATION Wayland, New York “On The Point” Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. C. E. HILL General Insurance Atlanta, New York BORING and WALKER Electrical - Plumbing Atlanta, New York 417 Phones 330 Compliments of D. W. HOBER Black Top Grading Wayland, New York Compliments Compliments of of DR. GERALD D. HOOVER NAPLES THEATER Cohocton, New York Naples, New York IDEAL RECREATION Compliments BOWLING LANES of Dale Dawson NILES 5 ? to 1$ STORE Dansville, New York Wayland, New York Good Luck To The Class of ’54 Roofing-Siding-Carpentry N. W. KUCH, M. D. WILLIAM NOLL Wayland, New York Springwater Phone 443 Compliments Phone 98 Dansville, N. Y. of 46 Ossian St. PAPPAS BROS. LAND I NO’S FOOD STORE Cleaners Launderers Atlanta, New York Deno John MAIN STREET FLORIST Compliments L. F. Kohlmeier, Prop. of “We Grow Our Own” PARKS’ DAIRY Wayland New York Wayland, New York Compliments Cars and Trucks Bought and Sold of MALONEY’S BROS. HARRY PLATT, JR. NURSERY CO. INC. Mill St. Springwater Dansville, New York Phone 540 Compliments N. H. RICHMOND, INC. of MILLPOND GROCERY Your Chevrolet--Olds Dealer Springwater, New York Wayland, New York MOUNTAIN VIEW INN SHAFER’S SODA BAR Legal Beverages Home cooking “The Evening Class Room” Specials - Fri. Sat. Sun. Atlanta New York Wayland, New York SHAY’S SERVICE, INC. Radio Dispatched-Better Service Truck Transportation Since 1921 N. Main Street Dansville, New York Compliments of WICK’S FARMS Wayland New York Compliments of STANTON FUNERAL HOME Wayland, New York WIDMER’S WINE CELLARS, INC. 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