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

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SOPHOMORES . . . FRONT ROW, Left to Right B. Thorp, C. Wolfonger, M. Mitchell, T. Stilson, J Zimmer, C Monohon, D Michoels, S. Molter. T. Morjh, R. Smith. SECOND ROW W Treuhort, R. Sohrle, D. Sick, G. Northrop, L. Ririe, I. Ringlburg, K. Saxton, C. Schroder, D. Wheaton, A. Trudell, G. Zigenfus, G. Markham. THIRD ROW: G. May, R. Wolker, N. Smith, S. Mitchell, M. Totman, G. McLaughlin, J. Joblonski, T. Seeley, S. Zigenfus, M. Norogong, D. Progle, R. Monn, D. WoH- anger BACK ROW S. Totman, L. Luther, M. Yundt, E. Willioms, R. Shaffer, W. Smith, J Mailer, V. Peck, J. Weed, E.Teed, W. Miller, M. Norogong, G Miles, K. Reimels A year of decision. Time has arrived for each of us to decide upon a major sequence of study. Now we follow differ- ent paths in the school days. Our class is organized and officers are chosen to lead the class for the first time. We begin to accept leadership in school activities. . . .the class is responsible for reporting school news in the Wayland Register Heard in the Halls column. . . .individual members represent us not only in junior varsity squads, but on the varsity teams. . . .others are selected for the high school choir. 28

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♦ ♦ . FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, left to Right B Harter, L. Mehlenbocher, S. Pelkey, J. Roftery, A Malone. SECOND ROWH. Mitchell, J. Martin, S. Mill . R. Monahan, J. Sick, S. loBell THIRD ROW B Walker, C. Payne. K Zigenfus, B. Zigenfus, I. Smith, S. Kuhn, R. Jones, W. Swartz FOURTH ROW K. Switzer, G. Yanni, T. Werth, M. McCoy, E. Vose.B. Swain, T. Cook. R. Stocking, W. leibenbeuth, I. Stephens. FIFTH ROW. M. Teed, C. Schubmehl, C. Tonkery, J. Kurtz, N. Pond, K. Shaffer, L. Mark, M. McAllister, S. North. BACK ROW; P. Plain, J. londer, W. Martin, M. Slocum, N. Slocum, A. Martina, H. Wyatt, R. Mottews, R. Meyers, J Straight, W. Reigelsberger, W. Saxton, M. Mortino, M. Maloney. New doors open to us. . . .boys compete for places on junior varsity athletic teams. . . .girls try out for the cheer- leading squads. . . .we begin to accept places of responsibility in chorus, band, and clubs. Now we cheer not only for the school, but for our own class members. A class spirit is born in us! The year's end sees the junior high behind us and we prepare for the last lap. 27

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. . . SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW, Left to Right R. Didos, T. Cloyson, J. Gibson, W. Coron, D. Hill, R. Fitzpatrick, J. Carmichoel, M. Hagodone, K. Hunt, C. Bonodono. SECOND ROW R Edmond, K. Applin, G. Burke, K. Didos, F. Bonodono, H. Ernst, E. Becker. S. Forsythe, E. Bill, L. Abbey, S. Didos. THIRD ROW D. Brooks, R. Bolton, C. londio, I. Branning, R. Deusenbery, F. Jones, K. Gessner, I. Hall, M. Kimbel, N. Curtiss, S. Clork, S. Cole. BACK ROW W Cole, C. Henchen, G. Foirbrother, R Kurtz, N. Johnson, R. Huber, J. Jablonski, G. Conrod, G. Henchen, B. Canute, H Bowers, W. Abraham, M. Kinney. The year marks the only one of school life in which we do not take social studies. Term papers, careers counseling, higher education become words in our vocabulary and terms about which we start to think. Regents face most of us for the first time; a dreadful thought. If all goes well, we strive on in the distance we now clearly see our goal. 29