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

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...GRADE FRON! ROW. Left to Right: I. Mills, D. Sick. J.Wolloce.M. North, R Payne, D. Zig«nfus, J Pleou SECOND ROW I. Saxton, T. Walker, R. McDowell, C. Spencer, C. Smith, N. Washburn, R Townsend, S. Mens, N. Mehlenbocher THIRD ROW R. Perkins, R. Morsch, M. Wheatcraft, D. Mitchell. E. Nadeou, C. Wolfanger, V Wogner, M. Mostin, H. Zeh, J. Mitchell, S. Mkhielsen. FOURTH ROW: D. Slocum, J. Woodhams. T, Martindale, R. Wolfanger. J. Payne. D. Williams, D. Malone. S. Reynolds. K. Stymus, M. Zeltwanger. BACK ROW. R. Saxton, J Shormon, C. Riley, N. Ringelberg, J. Nicholson, M. Perkins, P. Scott, M. Reynolds, B Mogin, M. Sahrle, R. VonOrsdale. Homework now is one of our most common words. . . .it seems to get harder all the time. . . .and when we neglect to do it, we learn for what the ninth period can be used. Each of us is transferred from a king or queen of the elementary school to the lowest of the high school, truly, now the bottom of the totem pole. Each passing week smoothes our course, however; and we adjust to the changes and the first stage of the climb is completed. 2

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SEVENTH . . . FRONT ROW. left to Right R LeVesque, T. Allison, I. Hunt, W. Bolton, J. Didos, D. Briglin, R. Bickford. SECOND ROW K. Kline, J. Fogle, S. Brown, G. leeson, S Donovon, 1. Abbott, D. King, R Kenney. THIRD ROW I. Dousch, C. Akms, S. Harter, R Edgecomb, D. Brownell, D. Lindsey, T. Burke, M Drum, T Davis. FOURTH ROW; D. Keifer, W. Johnson, C. Cooper, S. Bill, B Koch, R Deusenbery, B. Gross, S. Horgrove. E. Belcomb, S. Kelly. BACK ROW I. Alsheimer, G. Hunter, I. Canute, P Kinney, L. Avery, A Keenan, A. Inscho, S. Campbell, R. Jackson, I. Granger, S. Green A year of change! Our school day starts an hour earlier; we are dismissed one hour earlier. . . .now we pass from class to class. . . .a different teacher each period. . . .a locker of our own for the first time. Many new experiences are opened to us -- homemaking, agriculture, industrial arts, intramurals, to name only a few. All this is not easy. . . .we get lost in the halls. . . .tardiness to class is common place. . . .and somehow those lockers do not seem to open with our combinations. 22

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EIGHTH . . . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: G. Glody, T. Norogong, T. Drum, D. Abbey, T. Gilbert, R. Clark, R. Hortzel, C. Hoppough SECOND ROW; D Brownell, B. Caron, C. Cloyson, N. Gibson, D. Didas, D. Markham, K. Karen, P. Hockett, B. Hamilton, J. Hamphire. THIRD ROW; C. Clapp, S. Lindsay, C. Grouse, E. Thorpe, D. Johnson, G. CJork, G. Drum, J. Cole, B. Bortle, L Clayson. FOURTH ROW; E. Hoppough, L. Grouse, S. Conrod, E. Inscho, B. Foirbrother, B. Epke, C. Martindole, M Kenedy, L Birgiron, O. Hunt, S. Burke, P. Collins, P. Holmes. BACK ROW J. Gordon, J. Coley, K. Boring, T. Leibenguth, V. Jones, C. Cromp, C. Baily, M. Kline, D. May, K. Inscho, S. Ingroham, J. Duesenberry, G. Kimball. A year of waiting. Little change is noted in this year. . . .English, social studies, math, and science still are with us. With a smile we watch the seventh grades make the same mistakes we did a year ago; it feels good to be on the bottom no longer. New friendships are cemented. Greater interest is taken in school activities. . . . 24