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

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mea? Q 'QP W MICHEAL TEED It that old cliche the early blrd catches the worm true 'vlnke ought o be ready to go fushung Its a known fact that lvlnke gets up every morning at 5 OO a m to do chores on the farm DENNIS STOPEN The future Woerner Von Braun Denny was a bug hxt both wth Vlr Henrekson of physucs tame and the gurls of WCS Class ot 59 galned some splnt wnth his trance from Warsaw un September .958 fad? 'W NANCY TRUDELL Mrs Eagers star pupil Nan never fully understood anclent history but she realizes what the future can hold 9 flung. KAREN VEITH Although Flretly dldnt luke her nuckname she surely earned It she tlltted IH and out of actlvltles with an eagerness whuch wasnt quute natural but that's Karen always the life of the party fun to be with Deck Veeder from Cohocton and there s no alculated rlsk un answerlng that questlon A feng '4T, 'u' , . . . en- . . , . Q l W . 1 , 2 ' 1 . if , , ,. ,IL I ,. ,ot r . . , . , 4. l f - . I -H 95 f 7 1. , ' : . . 2 ,W V W ,I . Q lf ? 5 A M Y 46 f . , .1 EW, Y nf f ' l . ,, V M 5 f Q , 4 r I . X ' :- ici, 223' .

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Nan learned to love Caesar, but wished they'd buried him before they praised him. By the time she saw the light, she'd passed Latin Il with ease. Much-teased by fellow classmates, Nan soon learned to take a joke. NANCY SICK RICHARD SICK Dick's ambition is to be admired, and no-one could surpass him when it came to studying history. But Dick, what about that car, your dad's garage, and driver training? We still can't figure it out. Her pure alto voice enriched many a vocal group, both in town and out-it could also be heard telling the latest iokes to whoever would stop and listen. Barb's good humor kept every class in stitches, BARBARA STANNARIUS MILTON STEPHENS Mrs. McLaughlin has had many a new experience with Choir in recent years, and Mike was one of them. Ready to hold his own, Mike's quick, dry wit often saved the musical day. It was also put to good advantage at such social events as parties, dances, and study halls.

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JAMES WAGER Nicknamed Fan-ner by fellow-members of the F.F.A., Jim discovered lto his chagrinl that cows can be pretty tough, especially if they're in the form of a steak. Re- member that embarrassing trip to Rochester, Jim? WILLIAM WERTH Willy used to practice that french horn day in and day out-it must have paid off because he has been in his share of national, state, and county festivals. After six or seven years, he's reported to play a pretty fine horn. BARBARA WHEATON A friend to all, everyone likes Barbria . Her quiet and simple humor is often overrun by the sparkling flow of enjoyment of the things about her. The real fire in her life, however, seems to be Norb. FREDERICK WIEBACK A good sport, Fred took a real interest in everything he liked, especially Bunny -as well as being a King on the basketball court, he earned this coveted honor again as King of the Ball with his Queen being none other than Bunny , 26