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Credits Editor ........... Theresa Szweda Assistance . . . . . . . . Kathy Andeen Betsy Cross Lisa Prunuske Peggy Bolt Denise Seigel Dottie Jung Photography . . . . . . . . . Jon Correll Jenny Townsend Brian Busse Bruce Dinsmore Doug Schmidt Bill Bentley Bill Goeting laurie Birshbach Cindy Chapmen Business ... . .. . ..... Mitch Pollak Diane Teichman Kim Cole
Contents Typist ....... . .. . ... Mary Bowen lynette Wheeler Roanne Bank Julie Heacox Art ....... .. ....... . . Phil Dhein Steve lamsam Senior Art Students Advisors . . .. . ... . ... Mr. Marzec Mr. Dohmann Mr. Fierke Others .. .. . . ... . ... Ann Provost Jamie Malak Susie McNear Nancy S~ott Carol McClellan leslie Wohlwend Bruce Murphy John lungerhausen Just Darkroom Technicans
Dedication ........ . ... .. .. 2 Special Events ........... 9-16 Clubs ....... . ......... 17-26 Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-49 Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-64 Short Term ............ 65-68 Underclassmen ....... . 71-87 Seniors ...... . . . ... . .. 90-107 Directory ........... . 114-118 Ads ... . ........ . ... 119-128
Supplement Special Events . . . . . . . . 130-133 Sports .... .. ......... 134-141 Graduation .......... 142-143
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Miss Mitchell, a graduate of the Wayland Academy in the Class of 1919 and Alumni Secretary of Wayland for more than 30 years, combines goodness humaneness and sensitivity in rare measure. She has given herself to this place of learning in distinguished measure. TOO MISS MITCHELL, THIS ISSUE OF PILLARS IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED.
MARION E. MITCHELL
The Encyclopedia Britannica would be out paged if I were to exnumerate the wealth of the facts & fancies that my memory conjures up covering the scores of years that I was privileged to be an active part of Wayland. My four student years, with their inevitable ups-and-downs, went by like a flash, leaving a residue of priceless memories. With the beginning of the next school year, I was back at Wayland as the secretary to President Brown. Under his tutelage, with his great love for & belief in Wayland (which he had attended. as a boy), I caught a wider knowledge of the school- its enviable past, the value of its happy hard working present, & a glimpse into the expanding & enriched future. All of the valuable experiences I had through nearly half a century, the greatest was the accumulation of so many wonderful friends . They have gone to the far corners of the earth, but through the magic of our Wayland fellowship we still share a strong loyalty . We belong to the Wayland Family in the best sense of the word . We were "kindred in a filial love," as are song" Allegiance" states. "We are the trustees of the future & as such we must think beyond the present, beyond ourselves & consider what effects our acts & decisions may have u pan posterity." You will never know the depth of my appreciation to you- The class of 1974- for including me in your activities of today. It shows again the continuity of the concern & loyalty that is part of our Wayland heritage. 1 am grateful indeed for the honor you have given me. 2
Miss Marion Mitchell
There's a rule against smoking in the girls room!
What- me worry?
A typical Senior Jock .
Eat My Shorts!
If you ask me one more time ..
Next Varsity Club is going to make clay bunnies.
Maybe if I close my eyes they won't see me.
And you take the little porkers neck and you twist it.
Wee .. . these rehersals get preeety long . . .
Bea never comes out on top.
Quick, somebody straighten me out!
My teeth are stuck!
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Another rough day at the office.
OPENING OF SCHOOL I can honestly say I was a little frightened the first day, but everyone was in the same situation I was. People were really friendly and aside from the lumpy bed I could feel at home.
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Doesn't look like Mitch is gonna listen to the dumb blond . Just another Wayland Lady!
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I learned if different in 3rd grade!
We're big Sophomores this year, with even a little fuzz.
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SEE HOW THEY RUN Small but appreciative audiences enjoyed See How They Run, a three act farce and the first productions of the Wayland Players. Galloping in and out of the four doors of an English vicargge are an American actress and actor, a cockney maid who experiences alcohol for the first time, four men in clergymen 's suits presenting the problems of mistaken identities and even an escaped prisoner .
Bruce, For the past for years you have contributed so much of your time and self to the theatre that we all nere at Wayland are eternally grateful; for without your untiring help Waylands theatre would not be. Wayland Community
Homecoming The combination of Homecoming and Parent's Weekend was " the best ever" this year at Wayland. A buffet dinner, musical program, an almost continuous athletic schedule and a very spirited pep rally highlighted the weekend . The varsity football team came through with a victory that gave everyone something to cheer about. Saturday evening was topped off by a dance for the students and a gathering for faculty and parents . It was a very successful weekend for all; good people , good times , and good memories .
picture is worth a thou sand words." . M rs. 0 o h mann C. Freeman- P- Man 5. Braden - WC- Barn J. Gosin- WC- Field T. 5zweda- Oil- Panda M. Alexander- WP- Trees M. Kirsh - WC - Oucks B. Miley- Acr. -Man T. Bartlet- Acr.- Waves K. Whereatt- WC- Boy & Tree 路 K. Andeen- WC- Cat Tails j. Townsend- WC- Farmer M. Parker- 5- Cross
SPECIAL GUESTS
A new world of interest, excitement and excitement, beauty, was open to the student by the special series of drama dance,路 music and poetry.
THE SANDBOX Directed by Ed Davidson Cast Mommy ... . ............ Jan Crow Daddy ................ Jeff Ferrell Grandma Brooke Barss Young Man . Chip Shand Musician Nancy Parent Warden Holt . Brain Garrett Father Daly Jerry Wei I Jailer ... . .............. . Jeff Laing James Dyke . Eric Loucks josephine Paris . Laurie Birschbach Directed by Sally Sanderson THE VALIANT
IMPROMPTU Directed by Theadora Urban Cast Winnifred ........ Alison Lighthall Winnifred ... ... . Alison Lighthall Noah Dixon Tony .. Becky Leighton Lora Steve Lamsam Ernest .
THE LOVELIEST AFTERNOON OF THE YEAR Directed by Pamela Batten Cast .. Campbell Stephenson Shannon Pollard
FESTIVAL OF LESSONS & CAROLS Thus saith The Lord: "For Behold, Darkness shall cover the Earth Down to earth, as a dove, came to man early love: Hark! the Herald Angles Sing: "Hodie Christus natus est ... " Ah! Dearest Jesus Holy Child ... How shall I fitly meet thee? . . In the Bleak Mid-Winter ... d give my heart: Gloria in Excelsis Deo Jubilate Domino Sweet Was the Song the Virgin Sang . Pat-a-Pan Ding Dong! Merrily on High ... Masters in this Hall. Mr. Kahn, Mr. Staley, Pastor Wiedenhoeft.
TORT.: A. Lighthall, ]. Gosin, B. Cross, D. Teichman, M. Pollack, P. midt, M. Alexander, K. Moon, Mr. Cobb, A. Provost, C. Worley, N. Parent. Not pictured are about 100 other Wayland students.
The hosts show prospective students and their parents the Wayland campus.
1st ROW : M. Harings. 2nd ROW: M. Pollack, Mr. Miller, R. Fish . 3rd ROW: ]. Rowan,] . Dunk, S. Hall, P. Schmidt, C. Klossner. not pictured: A. Davidson , N. Dixon, M. litis, D. Luck, T. Westpahl.
The brains gather together to make some brilliant moves.
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1st ROW: A. Roedl, P. Ratcliff, C. McClellan, B.Barrent, S. Smith, M. Hitselberger, S. Schlicher. 2nd ROW: ]. Heacox, C. Worley, V. Royer, M . Flemming, L. Royer, P. Boldt, B. Leighton, T. Szweda, K. Andeen. 3rd ROW: C. Freeman, R. Kistler, P. Schmidt,] . Will, B. Wiedenhoeft, M. Parker, B. Barss, S. Braden, S. Hansberger, ]. Crow. Not pictured W. Bentley, A. Burnett, M. Burnham, K. Cole, N. Dixon, T. Fredrick, S. Hall, C. Klossner, E. Klossner, D. Kreign, N. Nashban, N. Parent, ]. Patterson, D. Proctor, I. Radford, D. Rozo, A. Sampon, ]. Schwarzmeier, E. Seighman, A. Stecker, D. Teichman,] . Westaway, L. Wohlwend .
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This year the choir practiced often with beautiful results. They gave excellent performances in chapel services, parents' weekend and the Christmas program.
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1st ROW: M. Harrings, D. Luck. 2nd ROW: B. Busse, G. Wiedenhoeft. 3rd ROW:. G. Socha, R. Menard . Not pictured P.Wiedenhoeft, ]. Socha. The Wayland computer room people have achieved higher status this year by calling themselves a club. We are a group of students familiar with the computer. Our main function is to write and perfect programs beneficial to students studying some sciences, mathematics and computer science. 18
FRONT: C.. Freeman . 1st ROW : J. Bell, A. Lighthall, L. Royer, B. Wiedenhoeft, D. Jung, M. Parker, ]. Zabolio, B. Bloom. 2nd ROW : P. Dhein, J. Lungerhausen, B. Dinsmore, B. Ruppert. D.C. has had an active time this year. They're getting a lot of work done .
FRONT : Pres. J. Zabolio, 5. Braden. MIDDLE: C. Worley, J. Gosin, N. Parent, 5. Hansberger, K. Cole, P. Batten, B. Kean, M. Hitselberger, J. Koehne, K. Andeen, R. Menard, 5. Lamsam, M. Scott. BACK : V. Sampon, M. Parker, A. Sampon, M. Bowen, M. Vasseur, .B. Cross. Le Cercle Francais-sous the sword of Monsieur Sampon-les berets ... Julie Zabo Noe et Juliette . . . les joues de Millebournes ... macher le chewing-gum le vin ardinaire ... Qu'est-ce qui se passe? . . . les chansons de Noel every day a Bastille day .
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1st ROW: Co. Pres. ]. Richards, Co. Pres. B. Ruppert. 2nd ROW : A. Lighthall, W. Bentley, L. Prunuske, A. Provost, 5. Traut, L. Benam, C. Klossner. 3rd ROW : L. Birschbach, P. Schmidt, E. Klossner, M . Gerhardt, R. Bissegger, Mr. Borund , ]. Kolitz, B. Leighton, L. Wohlwend .
United and under new leadership, the Deutschers began anew this year. They went to the folk fair, had a guest speaker, and held a wunderbare Weihnacte Portei.
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FRONT : 5. Hansberger, N. McMillin , B. Murphy,]. Crow, T. Urban, K. Cole, D. ]ung, C. Freeman. BACK: B. Wiedenhoeft, 5. Braden, N. Dixon, B. Be ntley, B. Garrett, D. Moore.
1st ROW: <:;. Wiedenhoeft, ]. Hawley,] . Schlicher, Pres., L. Niles, M. Vrabec, Mr. Wickman. 2nd ROW: ]. Szeda, T. Schmitz, K. Byrnes, P. ]ung, S. Schmidt,]. Kolitz. 3rd ROW: B. Wheeler, P. Wiedenhoeft, M. Birschbach, D. Schmidt .
The key club is a community organization sponsored by the kiwanis. The boys, all town students are under the direction of A. E. Wickman.
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1st ROW: V. Saxl, ]. Fowler, A. Jamar, S. Pollard, C. Stone, R. Orr, B. Miley, B. Barss, M. Alexander, ]. Crow. 2nd ROW: D. Williams, S. Verstegen, L. Benam, K. Cole, S. Roberts, M. Sperry, M. Daley, R. Gunderson, T. Reuschlein, C. Yahn ]. Zabolio, ]. Gosin. 3rd ROW: ]. Sheldahl,]. Coffey, D. Veneman, B. Garrett, D. Moore, M. Pollack,]. Lang, M. Coash, ]. ]anci, S. Hansberger,]. Bell, N. McMillin, M. Wandell. 4th ROW : P. Harris,] . Dalton, B. Murphy, P. Dhein.
May they rest in peace.
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FRONT: Editor T. Szweda, ). Correll, M. Roedl, ). Townsend, ). Heacox, L. Wheeler, D. Teichman, L. Birschbach, C. McClellan. BACK : P. Dhein, M. Bowen, H. Wohlwend, S. Verstegen, ). Janci, A. Provost, L. Prunuske, K. Andeen, B. Cross . .. Wiechers. Not pictured P. Boldt, R. Bank, K. Wohlwend, ). Lungerhausen, D. Siegel.
To all those who did so much I thank you. For a yearbook would never be what it is if lots of people didn't help out.
1st ROW: B. Bentley, B. Dinsmore, B. Ruppert,) . Lungerhausen, A. Davidson, M. Parker, ). Zabolio. 2nd ROW : A. Provost, M . Wiechers, B. Bloom, N. McMillin , ). Bell, S. Sanderson . 3rd ROW: C. Worley, M. Bowen , S. Traut, G. Trumpf, C. Stone, S. Verstegen , ). Janci, K. Schma . Not pictu路red: C. Whereatt, M . Pollock, B. Johnson, C. Stephenson , S. Hiegel, P. Harris, N. Dixon .
The proctors take care of all the little kiddies in the dorm. They quiet them, put them to bed and beat them. 22
1st ROW : L. Seholm, S. Smith,). Crow, J. Zabolio, P. Schmidt, E. Klossner, V. Royer . 2nd ROW : ). Brey, B. Leighton, N. Parent, B. Cross, D. Pickard, G. Walker, L. Petrillo. 3rd ROW: B. Kean, D. Socha, G. Socha, W. Bentley, M . Songer, ). Socha, A. Berggren . Not pictured are 34 other scholarship students.
These are the people who put Waylands money to good use . .. sometimes.
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FRONT: C. McClellan, J. Ferrell, B. Leighton, L. Mickus, Mr. Khreish, M . Saunger, B. Garrett, N. Smith, J. Malak, G. Walker, D. Schmidt, M. Pollock, D. Moore. BACK : D. Blevins, A. Lighthall, T. Schmitz, G. Socha, D. Socha, S. Shearer, D. Scheder, G. Wiedenhoeft, ). Kolitz, R. Fish, J. Socha. Not pictured are 35 science members, Pres. W. Bentley .
CLUB
The members of science club have braved jolting bus ride!>, saga box lunches, freezing evenings in the observatory, and Mr. Khreish; all just to see Mars and Jupiter, the Chicago planetarium, or the Milwaukee arboretum. Really we aren't any crazier than anybody else!
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1st ROW: C. Stevenson, M. Daley, Pres. B. Cross. 2nd ROW: D. Dyer, S. Pollard, C. Hewitt, K. Cole. 3rd ROW: S. Hartzell, D. Williams, V. Saxl, C. Aberg, M. Weichers. 4th ROW:) . Ferrell, A. Frederich, B. Wyman, R. Eby, T. Schmitz. M. Borns. 5th ROW: D. Siegel, M. Foster, P. Ratcliff, L. Seaholm, I. Radford, R. Kistler, D. Leonard. 6th ROW: R. Fish, Mrs. Koehne, D. McPhedrain, ). Pedigo.
El Club de Espanol . .. Milwaukee Folk Fair .. . Spanish pen pals .. . help for migrant workers . . bake sales ... a scholarship to Spain ... Spanish guitarists ... Spanish films ...
LT. TO RT.: M. Parker,). Zabolio, B. Miley, K. Whereat!,) . Janci, S. Verstegen, T. Urban,) . Lungerhausen, P. Batten, H. Wohlwend,) . Bell, B. Wieden hoeft, Pres. S. Sanderson, P. Schmidt, C. Worley, M . Roedl, S. Traut, B. Barss, S. Braden, L. Christenson, S. Hansberger, E. Klossner,). Koehne, M . Pedigo, E. Davidson.
The Thespian Troupe is one of the most active groups o n campus. Thespians attend numerous workshops, conven tions, and dramatic performances. The Highlight activities o f the year are the Springfest weekend and the annual theatre banquet.
1st ROW : K. Richards, j . Fowler, B. Cross, M. Pedigo. 2nd ROW: M. Glos, G. Trumpf, M. Weichers, G. Erskine, K. Stone. 3rd ROW : ). Heacox, B. Kean, D. Siegel, Pres. L. Busse, M. Flemming. Not pictured S. Braden,) . Crow, j. Zabolio, D. Jung, L. Royer, P. Wiesman.
These female super athletes start out each day with a bowl of wheaties!
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1st ROW : B. Busse, B. Garrett, C. Freeman,) . Lungerhausen, ). Hawley, P. Jung, K. Kirsh, P. Schmidt. 2nd ROW: M. Birschbach, K. Pieper, M . Wendorf, Pres.) . Yanikowski, S. Lamsam, K. Lawrence, M. Vrabec, Mr. Kasper, S. Schmidt.
Under the direction of Mr. Kasper this club has become very strong this year.
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FRONT : President T. Szweda, T. Machie, M . Parker. STAIRS : A. Lighthall, E. Fowler, I. Radford , ]. Pedigo, T. Milhaupt.
With Mrs. Clays guidance this year we got Y.W. back from its depths of doing nothing to starting something worth while for all the girls on campus .
LT TO RT. : Editor B. Goetting, P. Casey, P. Wiedenhoeft, A. Berggren, A. Lighthall, N. Dixon.
The What was a school newspaper, written, edited, and controlled by students. It was popular and widly read on campus. Because of a desparate need of manpower, the 1st What did not continue into 1nd semester. The new What displays student expository writing.
That's the wierdest "care" package I've ever seen!
Feeling Groovy, just had my Cheeros.
Before- After
1-2-3-BlOW! Now 1. know why they call it a BOARDING school.
The Varsity Cheerleaders, led by small but mighty julie Heacox, developed into one of the finest squads Wayland has seen. Aided by their advisors, Carol Pellowski and Marcia Burnham, these girls added pep and spirit to many of Wayland's athletic events. Undaunted by yells of "rah-Rah" or "jock", this year both squads worked in promoting school spirit and trying to attract more fans to athletic events.
L. TOR. ROW 1: E. Klossner, C. Worley, D. ]ung . ROW 2: ]. Heacox, D. Siegel, M . Morrissey .
V. CHEERLEADERS
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Arrowhead Hartland Brookfield Acad. Milwaukee lutheran Preps Wis. lutheran St . Marys Racine luth eran University School
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Won 2lost 6
Football V
"The Wayland Redmen Began their climb toward excellence. This year the redmen won two games and lost six games. Out of the six games lost the players were in there fighting most of the way. This, in comparison to the last two seasons was a great improvement. The team, as the season progressed began to think victory even though they were usually outweighed by twenty to thirty pounds per man." Coach Kasper
FIRST ROW : A. lawson, M. Dailey, S. lansam, ]. lungerhausen, M. Yanikowski, M. Kirsh , P. Brey, M . Vrabec, W. Geshke. SECOND ROW: M. Wendorf, D. McPhedrain , K. Pieper, K. Kirsh, K. lawrence,] . Schlicher, ]. Ferrel, K. Byrnes . THIRD ROW : Coach Kasper, M. Wandell, C. Madison, M. Thompkins, j. Brenner, ]. Duenk, D. Veneman, Coach Provencher, Coach Schlicher.
Wayland 0 6 8 14 28 0
Milwaukee Lutheran Preps Wis. Lutheran St . Marys Racine Lutheran University School
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Won 1 Lost 5
FRONT ROW: P. Wiedenhoeft, B. Clay, R. Eby, ). Laing, T. Schmidt, B. Meckelberg, D. Pollack, B. Wheeler, D. Manchester, R. Orr. BACK ROW: Coach Clay, R. Fish, M . Songer, S. Cook, G. Clark,). Kohtz, ). Kramer, T. Milhaupt, C. Jahn, M. Coash, B. Wyman, Coach Tway .
JV Football
"You can lose a game and still be a winner at heart." Coach Tway "Though the season grew short, we learned to put our efforts together and work as a team." Dale Pollack "With four losses behind us, we as a team, beat Racine lutheran, not with certain individual efforts, but a team that worked together as one." Barry Clay
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"We can't stop a_t Mac's anymore . . . All the sandwiches got wet ." 路 Gale Erskine "Today we'll have drills for fiteen minutes and then an hour of scrimmage. An hour later we have scrimmage for fifteen minutes ." Sarah Verstegen
Wayland Brookfield Academy University School University Lake Prairie School Brookfield Academy University Lake University School St . Marys Academy
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FRONT ROW : P. Casey, D. Teichman, M. Pedigo, S. Verstegen , L. Busse, K. Schoettler, V. SaxL BACK ROW : A. Lighthall , P. Boldt, P. Wiesman, M. Alexander, ]. Zabolio, S. Ze lln e r, ]. Janci, G. Erskine.
"Spontaneity, enthusiasm, high excitability, and irritability, stubborness, adventure, persistence . . . This year our team left its marsh mellow padded bodies to try and cross that treacherous Bridge on the River Kwai of Field Hockey . Although we were swaying and rickety at times, we never fe!l off!" Team Quote (V&JV)
Brookfield Academy University School University Lake Prairie School University Lake Brookfield Academy St. Marys Academy University School
FRONT ROW: I. Radford,) . Pedigo, E. Fowler, N . Smith, N. Parent, ). Brey, S. Schlicher, A. Laskoski. BACK ROW : W . Zellner, C. McClellan, S. Hartzell, L. Wheeler, A. Provost, B. Cross, C. Chapman, D. Speery .
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Wayland
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Varsity Soccer
"This has been one of the finest seasons we have in soccer from the team standpoint. Eleven men played as a unit all season, even though the win loss results did not show this." Coach Wolfe
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FRONT ROW: E. Davidson, A. Davidson, P. Schmidt, D. Rathje, T. Teshima, T. Bartlett, MIDDLE ROW: D. Moore, C. Rezin, B. Dinsmore, B. Brickman, B. Garrett, B. Busse, BACK ROW : M. Gerhardt, P. Dhein, B. Murphy, N. Dixon, P. Harris,] . Dalton, Coach Wolfe.
Wayland Prairie School Marquette St. John's Arrowhead University Lake St. Bonnaventure University School St. Joseph Won 1 Lost 6 Tied 1
FRONT ROW : ). Sheldahl, M. Borns, S. Kirsh, M. Ecker, S. Schmidt, Coach Burnett. BACK ROW: S. Sabatke, S. McDonald, T. Forrester, D. Luck, M. Sperry, E. Loucks, A. Mazar, M. Levy ._
JV Hockey
"We started out with good spirit this year and we did improve over last year even with complications such as the ref missing in most es. Defense was better this year with some of the top teams not beating us quite so bad. Next year only..four men are returning to our squad, but with new corps coming in, we're looking towal'd a good season." Coach Burnett
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"Generally we had a good team and a good season. Next year if we are able to make a team cut early we should be able to settle down and prepare ourselves for a successful season." Coach Schwarzmeier
"Come on, Aberg, let's get out of here. Spear is calling us over for exercises." Kris Stone
Girls Tennis
Wayland 6 1 6 2 1 1 4 7
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Horicon University School Horicon University Lake Prairie School Beaver Dam Edgewood St. Mary's Conference 3rd of 4 State tied for 7th
1 6 1 5 7 10 3 0
FRONT ROW : B. Kean, D. LaReau, S. Braden , K. Stone, D. Siegel. MIDDLE ROW : D. Dyer, R. Bank, T. Szweda, L. Christianson, L. Royer, K. Meyer, Assi stant Cam Stephenson . BACK ROW : Coach Schwarzmeier, P. Mork, S. Sanderson, M. Bowen, M . Wiechers, G. Trumpf, D. )ung. K. Richards, Coach Spear .
Wayland 15 15 24 26 34 36
FRONT ROW: D. Blevins, J. Szweda, J. Hawley, R. Kistler, R. Menard, BACK ROW : J. Weil, P. Jung, S. Olsen, M.lltis, B. Young, M. Birch bach, Coach Hall.
Wisconsin Lutheran Milwaukee Lutheran St. John's Martin Luther University School St. Mary Springs Milwaukee Lutheran Albany lnvit. 9th of 15 Wayland lnvit. 10th of 19 lnvit. 5th of 8 lnvit. 4th of 4 Conference 3rd of 6 State 10th of 20
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Cross Country
"The glamor and the glory are for football, guts are for crosscountry ." Jeff Hawley
"We had a winning season, with everyone doing his part." Coach Hall
"Football players get the ink and the adulation and the homecoming Queen Crosscountry runners get leg cramps, seared lungs and blisters."
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"We tried to give Mrs. Pellowski our best effort as a farewell present." Liza Prunuske
''Our team put a lot of effort into the games but it didn't always get the results we wanted." Mary Fleming
Wayland
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St. Mary-Milw. University School Edgewood University School Brookfield Academy Edgewood St. Marys Brookfield Academy
V. Volleyball
L. TO R. STANDING : L. Prunuske, K. Schoettler, M . Parker, P. Boldt,] . Zabolio, D. LaReau, B. Cross, M. Fleming, A. Provost, Mrs. Pellowski . SITTING : B. Kean, M . Pedigo, S. Braden , M . Glas, G. Erskine, K. Stone, L. Royer .
" We Lose" Lisa Benham
"Within the girls' team, there's always been good spirit. It's frustrating that no one cared to share it." Alison Lighthall
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L TOR. ROW 1: S. Smith. ROW 2: S. Herzell, L. Benham, D. Williams, D. Sperry, I. Radfo rd . ROW 3: K. Cole, K. Meyer, B. Barrent, V. Royer, S. Schlicher, C. Kossner . ROW 3: K. Pru nuske, A. Lighthall, ]. Brey, L. Seaholm. ROW 4: ]. Pedigo, E. Fowler, R. Jeffords, D. Rozo .
St. Marys-Milw. Unive rsity School Edgewood University School Brookfield Academy Edgewood St. Marys Brookfield Academy
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Fencing
"Fencing - the Unsport. The fencers are unfoiled as they sabre their way from Eto Pee." Bill Bentley and Glen Wiedenhoeft
"Put your faith in your sword and your sword in your opponent." M. Sampon
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L. TOR. STANDING:). Krieg, Mr. Krieg, T. Westphahl, ). Socha, j . Grummel, R. Gunderson, N. Dixon , D. Socha, M. Sompon. KNEELING: D. Scheder, R. Fish , A. Frederick, G. Socha, L.
Michus. Not Shown: M . Russel, W. Bentley, G. Wiedenhoeft, M. Scott, ). Kraemer, P. Radcliffe.
"Students were given credit in physical education for their participation in ballet this year. A record high of over thrityfive students and faculty took part. For many it was an introduction to a disciplined performing art. Others continued instruction begun years ago. Teacher Sandy Storm of the Wisconsin Ballet Company in Madison, choreographed and taught a simple dance to the second semester class. Somehow , it never seemed quite as easy as it looked ." Miss J. Schwarzmeier
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Ballet
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Boy's Swimming
"Hurt; Pain; Agony" Mr. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe's team won the Regional meet this season for the thirteenth consecutive year. It takes a fantastic coach to accomplish such continuous success.
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L. TOR. STA NDI NG: Mr . Wolfe, M . Harin gs, L. Hart man, J. Ferrell , R. Eby, K. Jo hnson, S. M c Donald, R. Buddi g, D. Lu ck. KN EELI NG : D. M oo re, E. Dav idson, C. Shand, A . Lawson , D. Rathj e, B. Busse, S. Ol so n.
Wayland 34 Fondulac "Y" 61 NeenahMenasha "YW" 40 41 70 11 Green Bay "Y" 63 32 Fondulac "Y" 52 21 Green Bay "Y"
L. TOR .: ROW 1: B. Paddock, S. McNear, N. Scott, L. Busse, D. Server, C. Ri c hard s. ROW 2: L. Read, L. Wheeler, Mrs . Tway, T. Machie, D. Jun g, V. Royer,] . Jamar .
GIRL'S SWIMMING
Wayland 33 19 21 36 4 32 12 11 32 15 45 22 47 6 33 39 5th 7th
N.W. Mil. Naval Acad Milw. luth. N.W. Preps Deerfield Waterloo Holy Name Hustisford Wis. luth. Campion lourdes ~acine luth. Martin luther Univ. School Fox Valley St. John's Mil. Acad Cambri -Friesland Conference Regional
2lf 36 33 24 46 21 45 46 'ZJ 39 3 37 16 51 31 24
Wrestling
"Twenty pound~ underweight is hell." Conrad Freeman
"Wrestling -an individual sport for special individuals! Mr. Clay
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l TO R. 1st ROW : Mr. Clay, D. Pollak, D. Schmidt, D. Wells, B. Clay, T. Schmitz,). Cobb, S. Kirsh. 2nd ROW : ). Kraemer, S. Collins, K. Kirsh, W. Wiedenhoeft, C. Freeman, S. lansam, M. Kirsh,). Schlicher, R. Kistler, P. Wiedenhoeft.
"Space Cadets" Sarah Verstegen
"An over experienced coach for an under experienced team." Gretchen Trumpf
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L. TOR.: M . Heacox, S. Braden, B. Kean, A. Provost, B. Cross, M . Fleming, S. Verstegen, G. Trumpf, K. Stone, M. Glos.
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"Our poor ankles!" Debby Sperry
"When we stick together, we make it."
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KNEELING: D . Williams, S. Smith,]. Pedigo. STANDING: ] . Brey, L. Seaholm, K. Cole, D. Sperry.
Wayl and 63 Dodgeland 65 Winneconne 92 University lake 71 W.B. East 61 Wise. lutheran 53 Milw. lutheran 56 Martin luther 77 Racine lutheran 58 Univ . School 58 St. Marys 56 Preps 67 Wise. lutheran 75 University lake 59 Racine lutheran 62 Preps 52 Milw. lutheran St. Marys 74 Brookfield Acad.
L. TO R. ROW 1 : Dr. Schm idt, G. Wal ke r, T. Gibbo ns, P. Brey. 2nd ROW : K. Byrn es, W. Geschke , 5. Hiege l, M . We ndorf, jim Ya nik o wski , M . Da il ey.
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V. BASKETBALL
"The most even tempered 路 group of boys I ever worked with - a great bunch of guys!!!" Mike Wendorf
"School spirit- none." Mike Wendorf
Wayland 41 Dodgeland 33 Winneconne 68 University Lake 25 MB. East 31 Wise. lutheran 26 Milw. Lutheran 34 Martin Luther 38 Racine lutheran 38 University School 44 St.Marys 34 Preps 36 Wise. lutheran 47 University lake 41 Racine lutheran 33 Preps 23 Milw. lutheran 38 Brookfield Academy
J. V. Basketball
"We lacked the manpower to have a good season this year." Ken Lawrence
"There was never a dull moment this season. Something new was always happening.'' Mr. Tway
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l. TO. R. ROW 1: ). Szweda, T. Kuenzi, ). Shelda I, M. Ecker. ROW 2: S. Schmidt, K. lawrence, W. Wyman, S. Shearer, Mr. Tway.
L. TOR. STANDING : L. Wendorf, J. Koehne, A . Lee, S. Traut, T . Milhaupt, L. Reed .
j.V. CHEERLEADERS
Administration James Burnham President
"The Wayland Way is wonderful" -).B.
David W. Fierke College, Placements
George Cobb Admission
"If it weren't for having to work with people, this would be a great job."
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Dr. William Schmidt Dean of Students
Katherine Kemnitz Dean of Girls
John T. Mueller Business Manager
Robert S. Marzec Puclications and Public Relations
Fred Leighton Development Dir.
"How can so few people cause so much Confusion
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Administration
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-Mr. Marzec
Art Beverly Doh mann Art Director
"To awaken each morning with a smile brightening my face, to greet the day with reverence for the opportunities it contains; to approach my work a clean mind; to hold ever before me, even in the doing of little things, the Ultimate Purpose toward which I am working; to meet men and
women with laughter on my lips and love in my heart; to be gentle, kind, and courteous through all the hours; to approach the night with weariness that ever wooes sleep and the joy that comes fr.om work well done - this is how I desire to waste wisely my days." -Mrs. Dohmann
"My art department is discovery, intensification, expression, record, communication, interpretation, reformation, enhancement, order? integrationand great fun!" -Mrs. Doh mann
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Athletics
"Physkal Education is definitely becomtng a part of the Wayland curriculum." -Mr. Tway
Edward Tway Physical Education
"Why weren't you at sports today." -Miss Schwa meier
Sol Wolfe Athletics Director
joanne Schwarmeier Physical Education
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Frank W.eber Bookstore Manager
Bookstore
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e students of Wayland exten eir heartiest thanks to Mr. ber for his many years of ants and bubble gum! We a reciate his efforts to meet o eeds with a smile, and all t edious hours he's punched in ke life at Wayland a little mo ke home."
English Warren Hall
David G. Proctor
John P. Patterson
James Provencher
"Senior English is-
Gary R. Baker
"The soul selects her
own society."
Mr. Hall
Reviewing English grammar, the 'last chance',' Paraphrasing poetry, Reading, writing, researching, Paying attention to details, The two P's: Patterson and Procter." -Mr. Patterson
John Nader
"For some in ancient books delight Others prefer what moderns write, Now I should be extremely loath. Not to be thought expert in both." -Prior -Mr. Proctor
"You hear and forget You do and understand." - Mr. Nader
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\ "The study of history should ideally provoke critical thinking about human civilization and the manifestation of the phenomenon of man." -Ms. Burnham
Gary R. Baker
William Koehne
William Schmidt
Jan lilly
History
And Social Science
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Marcia Burnham
LANGUAGES
William Koehne
Constance Koehne
Victor Sampon
" I believe that the language program here at Wayland offers the student a chance to find truth, not only in his life, but in the lives of other people." John Westaway "We are constantly reinforced in our study of Spanish by the variety of cultures and history of the Spanish -speaking world. What a joy it is to be working in such an academic discipline." Mrs. Koehne
john Westaway
Anne-Marie Sampon
james Borrud
Marieclaire Vasseur
"I am der Fuhrer ." Mr. Borrud "Qu'est ce que vous avez aujourd 'hui?" Madame Sampon "Ne fais ni ne dis jamais rien que tu ne veuilles que tout le monde woie et entende." Rousseau:
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The Students Prayer Now I lay me down to study I pray the Lord I wont go nuttie If I fail to lea rn this junk I pray the Lord I will not flunk And if I fail don 't pity me at all Just lay my body in study hall And pile my books upon my chest and tell the teacher I did my best. Ano. Sophomore
Eli Seighman Library Director
La Vita Wichman Librarian, Typing
Carol Miller Secretary
Library
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Mrs. Kreish Librarian
Math John Clay
Joseph Miller
Fred Schlicher
David Kasper
"I realize its difficult to control yourself when you become involved in the excitement of Algebra." Mr. Schlicher Barry Kreig
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Robert P. Kahn Music
"let the fingers do the walking." Mr.
Kahn
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James Staley Instrumental Music
Music
HEALTH
Alice Stecker Dir. of Student Health
1st ROW: G. Jackson, A. Stecker, P. Weiss. 2nd ROW : ]. Basel, C. Yanokowski, C. Fetzik, K. Guelzow .
Ralph Wiedenhoeft Chaplain-Counsellor
RELIGION
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The student body, would like to show sincere appreciation to Jim, for his heroic efforts to satisfy the starving masses here at Wayland. Many Thanks
Due to injury Katie Plasil (Saga Queen) is not shown, but greatly needed in running Saga. James Lesniak Food Service Dr.
SAGA FOOD SERVICE
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Science
Edward Tway
Martin Meyer
Allan Burnett
Elias Kreish
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MAINTENANCE
Clarence Radel, Bill Luck, Bob Elser, Willy Lauersdorf, AI Langfeldt.
1st ROW : Pat Stricker, Harriet Leach, Debbie Reilly. 2nd ROW: Mary Lou Weisensel, Jean Birkholz, Gloria Wheeler.
SECRET ARIES
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Students are expected to be able and willing to assume a portion of the
january Short Term
responsibility for sustained study, because the opportunity to focus upon one or two topics (projects) should provide the stimulus for the study in depth.
The independent study program provides an opportunity, especially for upperclassmen to be involved in a project which could be related to a possible future career.
Students and teachers pool their efforts and ingenuity in a joint adventure into educational
excitement and learning.
Where were you during chapel? You've got a friend.
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President : Tara Milhaupt
"Being the youngest in school means never enough
Nicole Nashban
Jonathan Rowan
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Roger Fish
Heather Bartley
Marina Thomas
Steve Kirsh
Tara Milhaupt
Melinda Booth
Todd Westpahl
Nancy Whereatt
President: Barry Clay
Michael Borns
Beth Barrent
Karl Gottlieb
Mary Dresser
Cynthia Chapman
Amelia Berggren
leif Gundersen
Michael Ecker
Gregg Clark
David Blevins
Ralph Gundersen
Emily Fowler
Barrie Clay
Judy Brey
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Peter jung
Toni Frederick
Susie McNear
Linda Myers
James Kraemer
Tom Milhaupt
Debbie Niles
Jamie Malak
Kelli Moon
Chris Kennard
Jule Pedigo
Dan Manchester
Valerie Moore
Jeff Kolitz
Beth Mashuda
Lisa Petrillo
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David Socha
Libby Read
Tom Schmitz
"The class of '77, the freshmen, have great potential, but not everybody is getting involved to put the class at the top." Barrie Clay
Diane Rozo
Debbie Sperry
Lee Ann Seaholm
Paul Wiedenhoeft
David Scheder
Kathy Pru nuske
Scott Shearer
Wendy Zellner
Doug Schmidt
India Radford
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Skippie Smith
President : Nancy Parent
Lisa Benam
Laurie Birschbach
Mark Birschbach
Michael Coash
Kimberly Cole
Steven Collins
Randolph Eby
Michael Ellis
Deborah Jo Fogel
Thomas Forrester
John Grummel
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Michael Harings
Susan Hartzell
Laurie Hawthorne
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Rebecca Henderson
Mary Hitselberger
Charles Jahn
Allison Jamar
Jeffrey Laing
Amy Laskoski
Kenneth Lawrence
Delaine Leonard
Mark Levy
Alison Lighthall
Eric Loucks
Dale Luck
Adrian Mazar
Ana Johnson
Claudia Klossner
Donald McDonald II
Brian Meckelberg
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Raymond Menard
Steven Sabatke
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Kimberlie Meyer
Sally Schlicher
Richard Orr
Nancy Parent
Dale Pollak
Shannon Pollard
Kathleen Reeder
Michelle Roedl
Vicki Royer
Morgan Russell
Steve Schmidt
Jeffrey Sheldahl
John Socha
Kathleen Richards
"A class couldn't be better. We won every spirit prize possible and had a blast doing it. Our Sophomore class is the best." -Class of '76
Matthew Songer
Marc Sperry
john Szweda
Michael Thompkins
Elizabeth Wendorf
john Wenger
Bryan Wheeler
Lynnett Wheeler
james Will
Debra Williams
Helyn Wohlwend
William Wyman
Leigh Taylor
William Young
Sally Zellner
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President: Liza Prunuske
Cynthia Aberg
Robert Bissegger
Mary Bowen
Jay Brenner
Paul Brey
Wendy Brown
Kevin Byrnes
Lea Busse
Page Casey
John Coffey
Michael Dailey
john Dalton
Phillip Dhein
Laurie Di Renzo
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Noah Dixon
Jeff Duenk
Gale Erskine
Jeffery Ferrell
Melody Foster
Mark Gerhardt
Thomas Gibbons
William Goetting
J Sarah Harley
Phillip Harris
Jeffrey Hawley
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Brad Johnson
Scott Hiegel
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Dorothy Jung
Kevin Kirsh
Robert Kistler
julianne Koehne
John Kraemer
Dawn LaReau
Angeline Lee
Teresa Machie
Clifford Madison
Carol McClellan
Nancy McMillin
Daniel McPhedrain
Bruce Murphy
Margaret Pedigo
Pamela Mork
Mary Ann Morrissey
Kent Pieper
Anne Provost
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GAME.eA SHY
I Lisbeth Prunuske
Susan Robert
lisa Royer
William Ruppert
john Schlicher
Karen Schma
Martha Scott
George Socha
Marney Terrill
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Thomas Reuschlein
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Campbell Stevenson
Sara Traut
Sandra Stewart
Kristine Stone
Theodora Urban
Dean Veneman
Sarah Verstegen
Michael Wendorf
Mary Wiechers
Glenn Wiedenhoeft
Patricia Wiesman
Leslie Wohlwend
Chris Worley
"For sure" "O.K., bye" "Horrors!"
"We know we're the best; we just let the sophomores win the spirit stick." - l . P.
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they said English IV offers a variety.
Hey Doc!
GNOMES?!?!
Wayland girls are tired of being proper and prim. All wraped up in Wayland.
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President
Bruce Dinsmore
Hey, Terry
Bruce it's for you. _....:..:;:;;;;;~
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And now, Conrad Freeman will swallow a candle.
You're kidding!!! Osmosis won't work with SONS AND LOVERS, Ted.
They all look the same to me.
That's a No-No!
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It's my cat!
Mr. Burnett reverts to his childhood .
Don't tease dumb animals with Saga food," A.''
Braces are fun.
Whan that April.
Here he comes again, Biss.
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This is what really went on.
Eulogy
A fading Wayland image.
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Foster, Melody; Route 2, Box 34; Juneau, WI 53039; 414-885-4246 Fowler, Jane; 1102 Sherman Ave.; Madison, WI 53703; 608-251-1217 Fowler, Emily; 1102 Sherman Ave.; Madison, WI 53703路 608-251-1217 ' Frederick, Toni; Route 3, Box 58A; Dowagiac, Ml 49047; 616-782-8866 Freeman, Conrad Ill; P.O. Box 341; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-6740 G Garrett, Brian; 837 Larchmont Lane; Lake Forest, IL 60045; 312-234-9388 Gerhardt, Mark; 6604 Pawnee Rd.; Minneapolis, Ml 55435 Geschke, Walt; 9720 Bull Valley Rd.; Woodstock, IL 60098; 815-338-3089 Gibbons, Tom; 415 South Church Str.; Hudson, Ml49247; 313-448-7561 Glos, Mary; 1744 Highland Dr.; Freeport, IL 61032; 815-233-1516 Gosin, Jennie; Route 1; Black Earth, WI 53515; 608-767-2390 Goetting, Bill; 519 Grove; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-5188 Gottlieb, Karl; 2 East Oak Str.; Chicago, IL 60611; 312-337-7714 Grummel, John; 3573 South 75th Str. Milwaukee, WI 53220; 414-543-1691:l Gunderson, Leif; Route 1, Pammella Pass; LaCross, WI 54601; 608-788-5151 Gunderson, Ralph; Route 2, Arbor Hills; LaCross, WI 54601; 608-788-7370
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Hall, Pam; 1011 Harms; Libertyville, IL 60048; 312-362-5983 Hansberger, Sandra; 29 W. 606 Mack Rd.; West Chicago, IL 60185; 312-231-6846 Harings, Michael; 662 East Oak Str.; Juneau, WI 53039; 414-386-4908 Harley, Sarah; 2007 Bay Point Lane; Hartland, WI 53029; 414-367-6634 Harris, Phil; 5390 Hunt Club Rd.; Racine, WI 53402; 414-639.-0653 Hartzell, Susan; Box 364; Grantsburg, WI 54840; 715-463-5570 Hawley, Jeff; 311 South University Ave.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-1330 Hawthorne, Laurie; 616 Wood Rd.; Oak Brook, IL 60521; 312-323-4965 Heacox, Julie; 219 North Main Str.; juneau, WI 53039; 414-386-2002 Henderson, Becky; 28 Pinehurst Dr.; Springfield, IL 62704 Hewitt, Cindy; 537 South 1st Ave.; Winneconne, WI 54986; 414-582-4240 Hiegel, Scott; 28 Fuller Ct.; Madison, WI 53704; 608-249-6679 Hitselberger, Mary; 810 E. Division Str.; Fond duLac, WI 54935; 414-922-7974 I
litis, Mike; 2784 Marshall Parkway; Madison, WI 53713; 608-256-7247
J Jamar, Jamie; 630 West Skyline Parkway; Duluth, MN 55806; 218-722-5188 Jahn, Charlie; 136 Michaux Rd.; Riverside, IL 60546; 312-442-9241
Janci, Jennifer; 4835 Buchanan Str.; Gary, IN 46408; 219-981-2648 Johnson, Ana; c/o Aramco, Box 1686; Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Johnson, Brad; 615 Farwell Dr.; Madison, WI 53704; 608-244-0244 Jung, Dottie; 232 Pierce St.; Randolph WI 53956; 414-326-5412 Jung, Peter; 232 Pierce Str.; Randolph WI 53956; 414-326-5412 K Kean, Bev; ACCRA lD, Dept. of State; Washington, DC; 20521 Kennard, Christ; 603 Farwell Dr.; Madison, WI 53704; 608-241-0852 Kirsh, Kevin; 1220 Hiawatha Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-9158 Kirsh, Mike; 1220 Hiawatha Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-9158 Kirsh, Steve; 1220 Hiawatha Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916 414-885-9158 Kistler, Robert; Lantern Lane; Joliet, IL 60433; 815-723-6862 Klossner, Claudia; 1112 North Center Str.; Beaver Dam WI 53916; 414-885-4440 Klossner, Eva; 1112 North Center Str.; Beaver Dam, Wl53916; 414-885-4440 Koehne, Julianne; 106 Prospect Ave.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-1578 Koch, Gena; 7390 Holiday Dr. East; Indianapolis, IN; 46260; 317-253-3350 Kolitz, Jeff; 1100 Gomer Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-1287 Kraemer, James; 980 Willow Str.; Box 29; Plain, WI 53577; 608-546-2501 Kramer, John; 980 Willow Str.; Box 29; Plain, WI 53577; 608-546-2501 Kuenzi, Thomas; 703 East South Str.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-3967
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Laing, Jeff; 635 Judson Ave.; Evanston. IL 60202; 312-869-6854 Lamsam, Steve; 68/1 Soi Asoke; Bankok, Thailand; 912342 LaReau, Dawn; Rt. 2, Box 46; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-9272 Laskoski, Amy; 4230 North 44th Place; Milwaukee, WI 53216; 414-442-9129 Lawrence, Ken; 507 Walnut; Horicon, WI 53032; 414-485-4265 Lawson, Alec; 3208 Utah Dr.; Calgary, Alberta; Canada T2N 4A2; 403-282-8708 Lee, Angie; Victor-Schnitzer-Str. 24; 53 Boin-Bad Godesbury; Wets Germany; 02221-31-40-47 Leighton, Becky; 200 N. University Ave.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-7284 leonard, Delaine; 505 North Clark Str.; Horicon, WI 53032; 414-485-2254 levy, Mark; 343 Orchard Ave.; Battle Creek Ml49017; 616-965-5452 Lighthall, Alison; Rt. 2, Dunbar Terrace; Crete, IL 60417; 312-672-7743 Loucks, Eric; 3302 River Rd.; Austin TX 78703; 512-471-3357 Luck, Dale; Rt. 1 Box 23; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-1!85-9364 Lungerhausen, John; Hermansville; Ml 49847; 9Ub-498-7724 M
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0 Olsen, Steve; 621 Glenridge Dr.; Glenview, IL 60025; 312-724-4906 Orr, Rick; 1701 Noble Ave.; Springfield, IL 62704; 217-546-0383
608-754-9002 Ped igo , Juli e; 11 2 Larrabee Str.; Horicon, WI 53032; 414-485-3376 Pedigo , Meg; 112 Larrabee Str.; Horicon, WI 53032; 414-485-3376 Petrillo, Lisa; 1508 Harrington Dr.; Champaigne, IL 61820; 217-356-1784 Pickard, Deborah ; 6616 East Desert Cove Ave.; Scottsdale, AZ 85254; 602-948-2138 Peiper, Kent; Rt. 1, Heritage Rd. ; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 887-8232 Pollak, Dale; 7825 Lake Shore Drive; Gary, IN 46403; 219-938-1616 Polak, Mitch; 7825 Lake Shore Drive; Gary, IN 46403; 219-938-1616 Pollard, Shannon ; 1007 Fairlawn Dr.; Bryan, OH 43506; 419-535-4354 Pollock, Nancy; 4767 North Lake Dr.; Milwaukee, Wl53211; 414-964-3244 Provost, Anne; 309 East Jamet Str., Mackinaw City, Ml 49701 ; 616-436-5484 Prunuske, Lisa; Rt. 4; Beaver Dam, WI 53916 414-885-4722 Prunuske, Kathy; Rt. 4; Beaver Dam, WI 53916 414-885-4722 R
Radford, India; 3750 Pau Ko Tuk Lane; Oshkosk, WI 54901 ; 414235-9247 Ratcliff, Peggy; 26 Brookwood Circle; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414887-7578 Rathje, Dave; 30W015 Army Trail Rd.; Bartlett, IL 60103; 312-8378231 Read, Libby; 800 Summit Dr.; Richland Center; WI 53581; 608647-4042 Reeder, Katy; 4138 Country Club Rd.; Madison, Wl53711; 608238-8867 Reuschlein, Tom; 4141 Nakoma Rd.; Madison, WI 53711 608-2743421 Rezin, Carter; Route 3; Wisconsin Rapids; WI 54494 715-886-3936 Richards, Jane; 1232 Lake Shore Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414885-9049 Richards, Kathy; 1232 Lake Shore Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414885-9049 Robinson, Mila; Rt. 1; Adams, W153910; 608-339-3988 Robert, Susan; 1777 West Lawrence; Springfield, IL 62704; 217546-4880 Roedl, Michelle; 323 Park Ave.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916 414-8855672 Roedl, Amy; 323 Park Ave.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916 414-885-5672 Rovics, Jack; Rt. 1, Box 229; Juneau, WI 53039; 414-386-2016 Rowan, Jonathan; 1300 Lake Shore Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-88~-5470
Royer, Lisa; Maycrest, Mayville, WI 53050; 414-387-5757 Royer, Vicki; Maycrest; Mayville, WI 53050; 414-387-5757 Rozo, Diane; P.O. Box 672; Brookhill, Conygham, PA 717-7884291 Ruppert, Bill; 823 Webster; Iowa City, lA 52240; 319-337-9243 Russel, Morgan; P.O. Box 41; Lake Geneva, WI 53147; 815-4591623
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Paddock, Beth; 2443 Clinton Rd .; Rockford , IL 61103; 815-965-2556 . Parent, Nancy; 822 Lakewhore Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-4208 Parker, Martha; 700 St. Lawrence Ave.; Janesville, WI;
s Sabatke, Steve; 510 Conrad Lane; Beaver Dam, WL 53916; 414-885-4914 Sanderson, Sally; 611 Pleasant Str.; Portage, WI 53901; 608-7 42-3743
I Saxl, Vicki; 023 Dolores Dr.; Bensenville, IL 60106; 312-766-4524 Seeder, Dave; 104 Cherokee Rd.; Beaver Dam, WI 51916; 414-887-1507 Schilcher, John; East Circle Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-9135 Schlicker, Sally; East Circle Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-855-9135 Schma, Karen; 933 Wilshire Blvd.; Kalamazoo, Ml 49001; 616-344-1939 Schmidt, Paul; Marshal, WI 53559; 414-655-3591 Schmidt, Doug; Wayland Academy; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-7053 Schmidt, Steve; Wayland Academy; Beaver Dam, Wl53916; 414-887-7053 Schmitz, Tom; 1122 East Circle Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-2921 Schoettler, Karen; 1632 Fourth Str.; Port Edwards, WI; 715-887-3377 Scott, Martha; 2605 Crapo Dr.; Burlington, lA 52601; 319-742-0691 Scott, Nancy; 710 Industrial Rd.; Horicon, WI 33032; 414-485-47 41 Seaholm, Lee Ann; 1017 East Walnut Str.; Horicon, WI 53032; 414-485-2917 Server, Debbie; Rt. 2 Box 156; Rapid City Ml 49676 Shand, Chip; 900 East Portland, Springfield, MO 65804; 417-883-0333 Shearer, Scott; 1011 North Main Str.; Edgarton, Wl53704; 608-249-6308 Sheldahl, Jeff; 11 Fuller Dr.; Madison, WI 53704; 608-249-6038 Shute, Paul; 426 Minder Dr.; Lincoln, IL 62656; 217-732-2749 Siegal, Denise; 5212 Biscayne; Racine, WI 53406; 414-554-6534 Smith, Skippie; 604 Carriage Hill Dr.; Glenview, IL 60025; 312-729-7855 Smolka, Gail; 330 Diversy Parkway; Chicago, IL 60657; 312-549-4310 Socha, David; Route 2; Marshall, WI 53559; 414-655-3211 Socha, Geprge; Rt. 2; Marshall, WI 53559; 414-655-3211 Socha, John; Rt. 2; Marshall, WI 53559; 414-655-3211 Songer, Matt; 2104 Butternut Lane; Northbrook, IL 60062 Sperry, Marc; 10156 Sandusky Rd.; Harrison, OH 45030; 513'367-4300 Sperry, Debbie; 10156 Sandusky Rd.; Harrison, OH 45030; 5130; 513-367-4300 Stephenson, Cam; 19 Woodmer Lane; Battle Creek, Ml49017; 616-964-1704 Stewart, Sandy; 4001 Haven Ave.; Racine, WI 53405; 414-643-0161 Stone, Kris; 4811 North Sterling Service Rd.; Peoria, IL 61614; 309-691-4577 Szweda, John; 1300 North Center Str.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-6823 Szweda, Theresa; 1300 North Center Ste.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916;414-885-6823
T Taylor, Leigh; Rt. 3, Box 183; Lumberton, NC 28358; 919-738-4472 Teichman, Diane; Goodyear Jamaica Limited; P.O. Box 102; Kingston, Jamaica Terrill, Marney; 236 Lakewood Blvd; Madison, WI 53704; 608-249-6188 Teshima, Ted; Nishinomiya-shi, Hyogo-ken; Japan 663; 0798-51-1118
Th/mas, Marina; 39524 Laketon Ave.; Oconomowoc, WI 53066; )114-567-7388 Jhompkins, Michael; 5121 29th Ave. Kenosha, WI 53140; 414-654-1590 Townsend, Jenny; 1104 South Higmy; Jackson, Ml49203; 517-782-1639 Traut, Sara; 116 Cottage Ave.; Fond duLac, WI 54935; 414-922-3816 Trumpf, Gretchen; 23151 Los Alisos Blvd., Apt. 55; Mission Viejo, CA 92674; 714-586-1608
u Urban, Theadora; 602 Washington Ave.; Oshkosh, Wl54901; 414-231-1195
v Veneman, Dean; 311 First Str.; Port Edwards, W154469; 715-887-3742 Verstegen, Sarah; 421 Hampton Ct.; Sioux City, lA 51104; 712-239-3014 Vrabec, Mike; 1204 Lakeshore Dr.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-5304
w Walker, Greg; 8107 South Luella; Chicago, IL 60617; 312-324-9891 Wandell, Mike; 521 Brierhill Rd.; Deefield, IL 60015; 311-945-4314 Weglarz, Denny; 6012 South Rutherford Ave.; Chicago, IL 60638; 312-586-7734 Wei I, Jerry; 149 Wedgewood Dr.; Barrington, IL 60010; 312-381-5867 Wendorf, Liz; 702 Lakeshore Dr.; Beaver Dam, Wl53916; 414-887-2576 Wendorf, Mike; 702 Lakeshore Dr.; Beaver Dam, Wl53916; 414-887-2576 Weger, John; 520 Page Str.; Box 253 Kewonee, IL 61443; 309-852-2447 Westpfahl, Todd; #361rving Park Rd.; Box 467; Green Lake, WI 54941;414-294-6407 Wheeler, Lynnett; 7326 West Marine Dr.; Milwaukee, WI 53223; 414-354-1845 Wheeler, Brain; Route 4; Box 74; Highway 33; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-885-6858 Whereatt, Cathy; 3308 Chasm Lane; Manitowoc, Wl54220; 414-682-6319 Whearaett, Nancy; 3308 Chasm Lane; Manitowoc, WI 54220; 414-682-6319 Weichers, Mary; Rt. 2; Portage, Wl53901; 608-742-4937 Wiedenhoeft, Glenn; 604 W. Third Str.; Beaver Dam, WI 53916; 414-887-7865 Wiedenhoeft, Paul; 604 W. Third Str.; Beaver Dam, Wl53916; 414-887-7865 Wiedenhoeft, Bill; 604 W. Third Str .. Beaver Dam WI 53916路 414-887-7865 I
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CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT ........ . ... BRUCE DINSMORE VICE-PRESIDENT .. . . . . JULIE ZABOLIO SEC. TREASURER .. .. .. ADRIAN DAVIDSON JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . LIZA PRUNUSKE VICE-PRESIDENT BILL RUPPERT SEC. TREASURER .... . . BILL BENTLEY SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT NANCY PARENT VICE-PRESIDENT .. . .. . CHARlES JAHN SEC. TREASURER ...... VICKI ROYER FRESHMAN ClASS PRESIDENT ............ BARRIE ClAY VICE-PRESIDENT . . .... MIKE ECKER SEC. TREASURER INDIA RADFORD 7TH AND 8TH GRADERS PRESIDENT ........ . ... TARA MIL HAUPT VICE-PRESIDENT JEFF COBB SEC. TREASURER . .. .. . STEVE KIRSH
LANGMACK'S DRUGS INC.
THE REAR DOOR LTD. 114 Front St.
Beaver Dam
120-122 Front St. Beaver Dam, Wis .
FINE WOMENS SCHMIDT'S
FASHIONS
RADIO AND TV APPLIANCE ZENITH -GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE
Jrs. and Misses
112 Front St.
Enter Thru Paul's or Marine Bank Parking Lot
NATIONAL
BANK &TRUST CO.
885-4818
120 PARK AVENUE BEAVER DAM, WIS. 53916 885-4454 MEMBER FDIC
"Your Community Owned Bank" SINCE 1865
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BEAVER DAM , WIS .
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J. W. JUNG SEED COMPANY Randolph, Wis. 53956
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1907
Neenah, Wisconsin
OUR GRAY IRON AND DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS ARE THE FINEST THAT PRIME RAW MATERIAL, MODERN PRODUCTION FACILITIES, SOPHISTICATED TESTING EQUIPMENT, AND DEDICATED MEN CAN MOLD
MOLDERS IN IRON SINCE 1872
NEENAH FOUNDRY COMPANY Plants and Main Office: Neenah, Wisconsin ; Sales Office: Carol Stream , Illinois; South Bend, Indiana ; Minneapolis, Minnesota
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HOWARD FORD 885-5584
1200 N. Spring Street
BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS
Campus Inn Motorlodge 815 Park Ave .
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Motei•Cocktail Lounge • Restaurant • Beauty Shop
Finer Family Food at
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RESTAURANT Highway 33 East Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916
Phone 885-9041
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LISSER & MAIER
CARL KOCH & CO.
Quality Clothing For Young Men
Levi
Jantzen Robert Bruce
Farah 108 Front
CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN FORMAL WEAR OUTFITTERS BEST WISHES TO WAYLAND AND CLASS OF
1974
Beaver Dam
124 Front St. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
Compliments of
NEWTON WENZ department store 128-132 Front Street Beaver Dam , Wisconsin - 53916
Compliments of
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Downtown Beaver Dam
¢-Marine Bank Marine Bank of Beaver Dam
124 Nor1h Spnng St . Beaver Dam 53916 - Pho ne 885· 5515 Customer Hours· 8:30 a m - 5 p m Monday thru Thursday 8·30 am - 8 p m Fnday 9 a m - N oon Saturday (Autobanks only)
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Congratulations, Seniors! Much Continued Success
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ENJOY
FINE CHEESES
PURITY CHEESE COMPANY MAYVILLE, WISCONSIN
"GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASSOF 74"
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THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY
MARTINS SHOE STORE
805 Park Ave. Beaver Dam
102 Front Street Beaver Dam, WI
Columbus Journal Republican Daily Citizen Tri-County Waupun Leader-News . TV Dinning and Entertainment Guide
"THE GOOD NEWS PAPERS"
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Compliments of Waupun Reminder
BEAVER DAM PAINT AND GLASS CO.
Mayville Shopper's View
CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 13 7 Front St.
Beaver Da m. Wis.
SHOPKO 822 Park Ave. Beaver Dam, WI
TV • STEREO • APPLIANCE 140 Fron
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Beaver Dam, WI
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WED . AND SAT. NITES BANQUET •nd PARTY ROOMS
Yarn, Crewel and
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Needlepoint Supplies 1
885-4421
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Compliments of
Matlin 's Furniture
Gene and Burt Boyer
114 :J'lont df:'leet ~ {j)am, CWJ4CO!Hin 539/~ Poppycock for the Polished Prepy
Compli ments of
BEAVER DAM PA I NT AND GLASS CO. CUSTOM P ICTURE FRAM ING
111 WEST MAPLE BEAVER DAM , WI.
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137 Fro nt St.
Beaver Da m. Wis.