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

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THEIR MAIESTIES Barry Fisher Helen Kline Neil Perkins Rosemarie Weber The theme, Moonlit Forest, was chosen by the class ot 1957 for their Junior Prom. The gym was decorated with fir trees, geraniums, and shrubs, set oft by a beautiful water fall, to tit the theme of the dance. The event ot the evening was the corona- tion of Neil Perkins and Rosemarie Weber, who were elected as king and queen by their classmates. They were crowned by Barry Fisher and Helen Kline who had been similarly honored at the annual Senior Christmas Ball. fi I I , -yn! ' This year, the Senior Class presented a three-act play entitled, Tattletale directed by Mrs. Weier- miller. The main characters were portrayed by Dina Fay Cote, Cary Gagnon, Rosemarie Weber, and Bruce Brown. A stolen typewriter and a schoolgirl's diary accidently published in the local paper lead to a hilarious series ot events and a surprise ending. A large and appreciative audience attested to the hard work of the cast. BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Lopez, C. Loveland, D. Becker, P, Griswold, G. Sick, W Spencer, N. Perkins, D. Garrigues, G, Fox. MIDDLE ROW: T. McMahon, C. Schrader, M Conrad, I. Werth, B. Harris, N. Mark. FRONT ROW: K. Edmond, J. Benedict, B. Brown, D Cote, R. Weber, A. Wilde, G. Gagnon. SENIOR PLAY CAST 27

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Now the time has come - the realization of our hopes and destiny -graduation. Each graduate will-turn his own way, following a different road, perhaps never again to see his old friends. However, each shall retain one thing in common-the happiness, joy, and sorrows which were ex- perienced in the halls of Wayland Central School. The Class of 1957 shall always be bound together by the knowledge gathered here. This is the one hope and destiny that we sought and now we shall face the world hopefully, sustained by memories and an awakening of wisdom. Harvey Teed x Jeonene Wolfanger The time to remember the time for a sigh and good bye Joseph Conrad 26 ,I . . I - II I .

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GRADUATIO N I956 Lawrence Perkins displays the Senior Athletic Award to Mr. Rizzo and Mr. White. This award is given annually to the graduate who has shown the most outstanding achievement in the field of sports. Mr. Dowitsch and Mrs. McLaughlin present Thomas Grubb with the Senior Music Award, which is presented yearly to the senior who has contributed most to the music department. Beverly Stannarius and Francis Johnston were also recognized for their achievement. Mr. l-lurfbut czngratulates Joyce Belcnger and Thomas Grubb, Salatatorian and Valedictorian of the Class of l956, on Commencement night. 28