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

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JACK GORDON Flash is known to have his head in the clouds, especially during American History class. Test days always dawn bright and clear, but Jack's mind is a little foggy until Cloud 9 passes by, and then he can breathe a sigh of relief. MARY LOU HANSON was her goal, in everything from history to short- Many a night she burned the midnight oil studying for exams. That's a good forecast for the future-all clear sailing ahead for a girl who has really earned her salt. 99M hand. JAMES HARRIS valuable on our Ball and Prom. JOAN HARRIS Joanie added the punch to our ball and prom. Her interests waver between teaching and nursing as a career. She helped on the yearbook staff and her part in the senior play aided its success. Bucky -although not quite an original nickname it fit him to a All the teachers couldnt comprehend the fact that he was a twin to Joan, and not to Bucky l . Another top-rung decorator, his and was in 1 f. T'

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WALTER DRUM WaIt's known to be a little shy with the girls, but a truer, more faithful friend couldn't be found, anywhere. He and Clair could always be found together, and usually in town on a Friday night, instead of with the cows. JAMES DUDLEY he iust couldn't keep that carriage moving evenly, but he surely did a bang-up job checking at the Senior Ball and keeping the school store running smoothly. HAROLD FOX Our star basketball player, Harold really took the cheers to heart and scored, scored, scored-his continual practice got results for the team's score-sheet. R41-Q Q .Z-Y -,L Ry, 'dx MQ a 'Q - N -r-1 GE ROU LD ter could be heard ringing through the of W.C.S., spreading a warm feeling throughout. -Hafjvlbrant spirit bubbled over and it couldn't help being conxfilfs, even to the most dismal and frustrated. Typing class didn't hold much attraction for Jim -

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MARY KAY HENCHEN The Legion Theatre was re-created for the youth of Wayland, and Mary Kay offered her services doing an efficient job as ticket saleswoman. JV and Varsity cheer- leader added to her list of extra activities. Of course, one can't forget Mike and Jeff. ROBERT HUGHES Another loyal FFA'er, Bob wasn't disloyal to his fellow members, he had his share of girls, too. Although shy for awhile, he soon outgrew that, and was able to teach the rest of the boys a thing or two. JOANNE HUBER Quiet and serene on the surface, but a pool of liquid lava underneath, Joanne could really liven up those 8th period gym classes. Even Coach would recognize that. PATRICIA INGRAHAM Never a harsh word or disapproving glance was ever received from Patty -her quiet ways and excellent manners were blessed by many a teacher. Dependable and courteous, no task was ever too great an under- t kin . 8 S zo