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Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Directory
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DEDICATION The Class of 1982 proudly didicates the '82 PILLARS to Mr. James R. Burnham, who is leaving Wayland after twelve years of loyal and dedicated service. During his tenure here , Wayland has made continued growth in student enrollment and flourished academically and physically. New construction, rebuilding, and refurbishing projects have been made possible through the school's largest-ever fund drive and Mr. Burnham's personal dedication to its success. The Wayland community will miss Mr. Burnham's direction, drive , and dedication . The Class of '82 wishes Mr. Burnham and his family success in the future and we gratefully acknowledge his contribution to our lives. Thank you, Mr. Burnham, and Godspeed!
ADMINISTRATION
James R. Burnham President
James A. Crow Director of Finance
Sue Ann Freese Associate Director of Admissions, Assistant Coach-Skiing
Gloria Wheeler Coordinator for Development
George S. Cobb Dean of Students, Head Resident-Ella Dye Dorm, Head Coach -Soccer, Sophomore Class Advisor
Doug Palm Director of Publications and Public Information
D. Lynn Redmond Director of Counseling, College Placements, and Mentoring, Admissions Representative
Dennis W. Anderson Director of Admissions
Cynthia Sheskey Manager-Wayland Store
David Scherer Director of Saga Food Service
IN MEMORIAM
David W . Fierke, Academic Dean Emeritus, died in the summer of 1981. Mr. Fierke had dedicated his entire adult life to education, a major part of it to Wayland Academy. We will miss him.
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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
John P . Patterson Chairman-English Department
Robert C . Schantz Dormitory Resident-Ella Dye Dorm , ModeratorJudcial Committee
Roger VanHaren English , Advisor-Pillars Staff
Nancy J. Iverson English/ German, Dormitory Re sid e nt -Warren Hall, Advisor-Varsity Cheerleaders
Dee Walter Director of reading Program , Art
T . Patrick Hill Director of the School, English, Junior Varsity Coach-Soccer
John Ranahan English , Head Coach Girls' Swimming
Towse nd Bull English, Dormitory Resident-Wayland Hall , Assistant Coach-Hockey and Baseball
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT
Constance Koehne Chairperson-Music Department
Clifford Gribble Music , Director of Wayland Singers, and Choir
James Staley Instrumental Music
Robert Kahn Chapel Organist
Gayle Hart Voice
Beverly Dohman Director of Art
Shelley Greenwood Director of Drama/Forensics, Director of Student Activities, Oral Interpretation
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FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT
Victor J. Sampon Chairman-Foreign Lan路 guage Department, Head Coach-Fencing
Anne-Marie Sampon French, English as a Second Language, Foreign Student Advisor
Michael Schneider Spanish
Joseph Lennertz Spanish, Head ResidentWayland Hall
James E. Borrud German, Head CoachGolf
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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
Frederic L. Schlicher Chai r man -Mathematics Department, Coordinator of Wayland Computer Center
John G. Clay Mathematics, Head Resident-Glen Dye Dorm , Assistant Coach-Wrestling
David W. Kasper Mathematics , Coordinator -Pe rsonal Endeavor Program , Head CoachSkiing, Junior Class Advisor
Joseph H. Miller Mathematics, Assistant Coach-Golf
Joann Jatkowski Dormitory Resident-Warren Hall, Advisor-Junior Varsity Cheerleaders
HEALTH SERVICES PERSONNEL
Sharon Wegner, R.N.P. Director of Student Health
JoAnn Carpenter Nurse
Edna Henderson Nurse
No picture available
Naida Pfeffer Nurse
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Joanne Starry Nurse
Cindy Baker Nurse
Betty Lindeman Nurse
No picture available
Rosemary Resch Nurse
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COACHING
Phillip E. Resch Athletic Director, Junior Varsity Coach-Football, Assistant Coach-Skiing, Admissions Representative
Sarah Baxter Girls' Cross Country Coach
Steve Sharpe Driver Education , Head Coach-Varsity Football and Wrestling , Assistant Coach-Baseball
Sol Wolfe Head Coach-Boys' Swimming and Boys' Tennis, Assistant Coach-Girls ' Tennis
Carol Lindsey Physical Education, CoHead Coach-Field Hockey, Head Coach-Varsity Girls' Basketball
Donald J. Dolezal Dormitory Resid ent-Wayland Hall, Head CoachVolleyball, Assistant Coach-Softball
Thomas Rosplock Assistant Coach-Football, Head Coach-Varsity Baseball
William Luebke Assistant to the Athletic Director, Supervisor-St-udent Union
Gary Baier Head Coach-Girls' Tennis
Sue White Girls' Junior Varsity Coach-Basketball
Rick Roebke Assistant Coach-Boys' Swimming
No picture available
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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Pat Slane Physics, Astronomy, Science
Martin Meyer Chairman-Science De partment, Dye Chair of Science, Head CoachBoys' Track
Catherine Rizika Biology, Dormitory Resident-Warren Hall
LIBRARYRESOURCE CENTER
Eli Seighman Director of Library /Resou rce Center, Head Resident-South Campus Dormitory
Carol Miller Sec r etary -Library /Re source Center
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Jenanne Anderson Assistant Librarian
Elias Khreish Chemistry
Gerald Disch Physics, Astronomy
SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT
Jan Lilly Chairma n-History / Social Science Department
William K. Baxter History / Social Science , Boys' Cross Country Coach , Assistant CoachBoys' Track CoordinatorWayland Forum
Diane Alpaugh Head Re sident-Warren Hall , Co-Head CoachField Hockey , Head Coach -Softball , Varsity Club Advisor
Todd Kuckkahn History / Social Science, Dormitory Res . Wayland Hall , Head Coach-Var. Boys' Basketball, Asst . Coach-Boys' Tennis
William J . McCutcheon Assistant Director of the School, Chaplain / Dye Chair of Religion, History/ Social Science , Head Coach-Ice Hockey Katherine Burnham History / Social Science, Eighth Grade and Freshman Class Advisor
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OFFICE AND MAINTENANCE STAFFS
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Arnold (Curly) Gallenbeck Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds
Clarence Radel Plant Engineer
Hilmer Diels Maintenance
Robert Elser Maintenance
Kathy Gallenbeck Maintenance
Ron Gallenbeck Maintenance
Sandy Kluz Maintenance
Alfred Langfeldt Maintenance
William Luck Maintenance
Irene Prall Maintenance
Richard Samuelson Maintenance
Jean Allemand Secretary -Director the School's Office
Jean Birkholz Secretary to the Dean of Students and the Director of Student Activities, ManagerStudent Bank
Jackie Braatz System 6 Operator, Secretary-Development Office
Marilyn Cooper Secretary -Business Office, Manager-Book Store
Judy Coyle Secretary to the President
Mary Gagnon Secretary -Developmen! Office
Louise Hoff Secretary-Admissions Office
Jacquelyn Killingsworth Receptionist -Roundy Hall
Joann Uhlman Bookkeeper
Linda Kulka Secretary- Development Office and Publications Office
Cheryl Grulke Secretary- Business Office
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Class officers S. Weiler , Secretary/ Treasurer; J. Ferguson, President; S. Schwefel, Vice President
Cyrus AmirMokri Rochester , Minnesota I don't agree with a word
you say;
but I'll defend to my death , your right to say it . . Voltaire
Randolph Ivory Anderson III Chicago, Illinois Common sense is not so common . . Voltaire
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John Barnes Logansport , Indiana "Gaining respect is far more valuable than gaining popularity"
Donald H. Armour Ill Rouge River, Oregon "With the sunrise comes
the dawning of a day -The GAP BAND
Jessica Baylon Oxford , Wisconsin "This is a crazy world we live in "
-T .P.H.
Mike Aram Attarian Grand Blanc, Michigan "Jealousy. Suspicion. Anger . Poverty. Competition.
We should just get together and create music, but there's too much poverty messin' it up.
路 Bob Marley
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Elizabeth Ann Brent Waterloo, Wisconsin You can 't try and walk down Two different roads And look to both of them to bring you home.
-Mi chae l Nesmith
Randy L Birkinbine Beaver Dam, Wisconsin You don't get somet hing for nothing,
You can' t have freedom for free, -Rush
(ILTFAATALFM) E-4
Tiffany Russette Brooks Bartlett, lllinois Man y have I loved Many t imes been bitte n
Many tim es I've gazed along the open road . -Led Zeppelin
Shelly Bogner Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Paying dues and changes, living day to day . Love is
necessary, to help find the way. 路E.W .F.
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Scott Gustavus Buchanan Menasha, Wisconsin "You can't prove a Damned thing in this world and that's a fact" {4n) TYVMIALARY ABL
Scott Buchta Palatine, Illinois "There are too many empty lives my friend, And we just can't let
them waste away . -Kansas
Elizabeth H. Buchholz Waupun, Wisconsin "You can't always get what you want But if you try sometimes You just might find
You get what you need ." F.O.D. I got my 2.4! -Rolling Stones
Angela Buechel Wausau, Wisconsin "Last thing I remember, I was running for the
door I had to find the passage back to the place I was before -Eagles (F.O.D.. 2.4. 108.714. IMIAM GO FOR ITI)
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Douglas J . Burnham Beaver Dam, WI "Breathe, breathe in the air
Don't be afraid to care -Pink Floyd
Tom Carroll Wood Dale, Illinois "Once upon a time, a long time ago
(P.S.) "Thanks fo, spring ch icke ns"
Adrienne Cadieux Oak Brook, lllinois ''There's two paths that you can go by But in the long run
There's still time to change the road you' re
-Led Zeppelin
F.O.D. 2.4
Veda Childress Chicago, lllinois "Leaving behind nights of terror and fear. I rise Into a day break that's wondrously clear -Maya Angelou P.S. L.D., A.B ., K. D., It's pass-out time!
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K.K. Dodds Champaign, Illinois gone, gone, the damage
done -Neil Young
F.O.D. 2.4
Gerald B. Climmons Clayton, Ohio I 'm a high school graduate,
and I ask myself. what do I want out of life? Success, money, fame; I guess I want the most important of
all: Happiness!
Elizabeth K. Dutenhaver Oak Park , Illinois Do not lead, for I may not follow do not follow, for I
may not lead just walk be路 side me , and be my friend
Craig Cuffe Peterborough, Ontario Canada
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Paula Evans Seymour, Illinoi s "Joy at the first Fear in the journey
-Dan Fogelberg
Michael Patrick Egan Dhahran, Saudi Arabia "So I pretended to have wings for my arms
And took off in the air. -Genesis-
A Trick of the Trail
Jeffrey K. Ferguson Green Lake , Wisconsin "Be a simple kind of man,
Be a something you love and understand -Lynyrd Skynyrd
Scott Eichorst Columbus, Wisconsin And everything under the sun is in tune But the sun is eclipsed by the moon" -Pink Floyd
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Charles Fiebelkorn Beaver Dam , Wisconsin "Better be courted and jilted than never be courted at
all."
-Thomas Campbell
Robert J . Fritz II Hales Corners, Wisconsin "The nobler tastes better, the strenuous is the life
we seek ." Wm . James
Brent Foster Chadbourne, Montana A cowboy starts his own fire.
Jan Renee Fugate Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Though going blindly forward I have my past
As my treasure map
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Lisa Golub Lake Forest, lllinois This moment , and you, are unforgettable!
Thanks, D.J. for being there!
In your eyes My brother
I see a reflection of myself
Paul E. Grisham Beaver Dam, Wisconsin We are islands to each other Building hopeful bridges
on a troubled sea -Neil Peart
Joseph Green III Chicago, lllinois l am an Invisible Man -Rakog Ellison
Margueritte Krisch Grogan Lake Forest, lllinois Blessed is he who gives for he has everything .
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Richard Lewis Harris Ponca City, Oklahoma " True happiness, is not in the multitude of fri ends , but in the worth and choice" -Anonymous
1600
Virginia Sue Grow (Ginny) Beaver Dam , Wisconsin " Don 't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before
You can meet again . -Richard Bach Illusions
Rebecca (Becky) Ann Hartman Juneau, Wisconsin The rocky road before you now ma y lead you to a rainbow
Leon Halfon Kenosha, Wisconsin M y man- say what you
mean, People can 't smell what you are thinkingC.A.H .
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Tiffany Hensley Dallas, Texas If they were right, I'd agree, but it's them they know, not me
-Cat Steven s
Cindy Hayes Mequon, Wisconsin " You can't stop me, I'm on a mission from God! -Blues Brothers
Martha W. Hoag Woodstock, Illinois A great hope fell, You heard no sound The ruin was wi thin Oh cunning wreck that told us tale And let no witness in -Emily Dick inson
Here's to you. Mr. Hill
F.O.D. 2. 4
Gregg Heide brink Lismore, Minnesota The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door
where it began. -J.R.R. Tolkien
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Eddie Howard Indianapolis, Indiana friends we know Follow us through All of the days of our lives 路Dan Fogelberg
Jami " J.J." Jenson Cedar Rapids, Iowa Promise yourself to be so st rong that nothing can
disturb your peace of mind .
-Christian 0 . Larson
Joseph W. Jasper Dyersville, Iowa Trust me
L.A .G.N.A .F.
Gen Johansson Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Fretful horizons Worrisome skies Tearful misgivings Burning your eyes
-Dan Fogelberg
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Kurt Juntunen Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia Mother do you think they'll drop the bomb Mother should I run for president
-Pink Floyd
Sean Keane Greenfield, Wisconsin You can't petition God with prayers . -Jim Morrison
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Andrew C. Kaftan DePere , Wisconsin Everybody seems to think
I'm lazy . I don't mind, I think they' re crazy .
-The Beatles
Donald Franklin Kiesling Beaver Dam, Wisconsin A woman is only a woman,
but a good cigar is a smoke. -Rudyard Kipling
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Christopher Robert Kupczak Wa uconda, lllinois Open doors we find our way We look , we see, we smile Surely daybreaks cross our path
And stay maybe a while
Timothy J. Kirsh Beaver Dam, Wisconsin So what the hell We'll take it right to the end
As the days grow more complicated T he night life still wins.
-Jimmy Buffett (IL TF AATALFM)
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Andrea Beth Linsky Roc kford, Ill inois All those years, All those miles,
F.O.D. 2.4
Therese Anne Klee Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Singing in the sunshine,
laughing in the rain Hitting on the moonshine ,
rocking in the grain -Led Zeppelin
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Jamie Lulli Lima, Peru
Desiree Lofberg Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Progress involves risks. You can't steal second
base and keep your foot on first.
Riki Mandaville Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Discipline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end. -King Crimson
1981
David Lorman Fort Atkinson , Wisconsin I should be sorry if I onl y entertained them . I
wished to make them better .
-George Frederick
Handel
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Alison Mansfield Wilmette, Illinois Blackbird singing in the dead of night, Take these broken wings and learn to fl y
- The Beatles
Carl McLean Crete, Illinois Those who say it can't be done are usually
interrupted by those who are doing it .
Joe Matienzo Caracas, Venezuela Nothing is immutable; only change is immutable.
John Patrik McConnell Bayfield, Wisconsin Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, -Rudyard K ipl ing
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Douglas James McCurdy Capron, Illinois Well done is better than well said. -Ben Franklin
Scott W. Millar Denver, Colorado Everyone I know, e verywhere I go People need some reason to believe -Jackson Browne
Ann Kathleen Merizon Neenah , Wisconsin Fight for the value of your person. Fight for the virtue of your pride .
-Ayn Rand
Craig Mowitz Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin Millions say the apple fell but Newton was the one
to ask why. -Bernard M. Baruch
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T .J . O ' Keefe Pe toskey, Michigan Come Senators. Congressmen Please heed the call Don't stand in the doorway Don't block up the hall -Bob Dy lan
Eric Alliot Nagle Wa unakee, Wisconsin One shou ld live to eat, not eat to live
Mark Olson Madison, Wisconsin There are but three events in a man's life: birth, life and death .
-Jean de Ia Bruyere
Craig S. Nielson Deerfield , 111inois Choose not a beaten path but instead Go your own way and
leave a trail
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Thomas Edward Park III Geneva, Illinois
Larry O 'Neill Downers Grove , Illinois
Lance Petzold Beaver Dam, Wisconsin All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost; Tho old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost . From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king. -J.R.R. Tolkien
GeorgeS. Orestides Athens, Greece If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words.
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Pennie Pollard Evanston , Illinois Loyalty f irst unifies your
plan is life, and thereby gives you what nothing
else can give路 -John Steinbeck F.O. D. 2.4
Kevin Quincey Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Our m emories of
yesterday Will last a lifetime We'll take the best, forget the rest
路Styx
Brian J. Quincey Beaver Dam , Wisconsin It 's a strange aberration, this brainstorm of yours
路Kansas
Bob Radtke Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Some men see things as they are and ask why I dream of things that never we re and ask why not? 路Robert Kennedy
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Debbie Rosenmeier Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Eve rybody has a place and time live
a chance to
Nobody Knows by
Billy Squier
Kenny Sabath Wilmette, Illinois Barbie's
James David Rosplock Beaver Dam, Wisconsin We'l! come back alive
cause only the strong survive
(IL T FAAT ALFM)
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Scott A. Schwefel Beaver Dam , Wisconsin I would just like to thank eve ryone who helped
make this award possible (ILTFAATALFM )
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Ranjit Singh Evanston, Illinois Always do right . This will gratify some people, and astonish the rest .
Lane A. Seaholm Horicon , Wisconsin A wise man is one who sits back and smiles at others who are making the mistakes he had to make in order to become wise . (IL TF AATALFM)
E-4
Dave Smith Decorah, Iowa My old friend Neil said,
" When you' re gone you can't come back."
David W. Shohoney (Spoons) Ripon , Wisconsin I'm growing older but not up
my metabolic rate is pleasantly stuck -Jimmy Buffet
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ian Travaglio Kensington, California
Joyce Stuckly Tinley Park, Illinois Just when I thought I was over you,
When I thought I could stand on my own.
Those memories came crashing through .
-Air Supply
TOo RB, LOVE, ME
Christine Marie Trost Middleton , Wisconsin I decided long ago never to walk in anyone 's
shadow. -George Benson
Paul A. Sturm Manawa, Wisconsin Long have I wondered, and still do I now .
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Michael Chett VanHaren Beaver D am, W isconsin You don't live in a world all alone. Your brothers are here too . -Albe rt Schweitzer
(ILTFAATALFM) E-4
Carlos Villarreal M exico 17 D .F ., M exico
Katherine Anne Vaughn Columbus, W isconsin I will make this day a happy one, for I alone can determine what kind of day it will be . -Anonymous
Laura Wahl Birm ingham , Michigan Times change and life is rearranged . I won 't be staying long for I'm only passing through .
Peace, Love and Rock-n-Roll
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W. Curt Warner Claredon Hills, Illinois
Steven Weiler Columbus, Ohio A funny thing happened to me on the way to college
Allyn Webb Des Moines, Iowa Each of us A cell of awareness Imperfect and incomplete
路Rush P.O . K avto Ki Oti Givn!
Kristen Westlake Reeseville, Wisconsin The ground under my feet whips by me and my heart sings the song that lies within me.
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John Michael Yatso Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Money alone sets the world in motion . Maxim
f Joseph Francis Wholean Big Cedar Lake , Wisconsin Peace always路AII ways
Soumaya Young Madison , Wisconsin Here's a sigh for those who love me and a smile for those who hate and whatever sky's above me
here's a heart fo r every fate 路Anon ymous
F.O.D. 2.4
Lynn Wildner Columbus, Wisconsin Opportunity for distinction lies in doing
ordinary things well , and not in erratically str iving
to perform grandstand plays. -William Feather
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Ted Apfebach
Ken Aurand
Mark Besser
Suzi Bird
Em Bachhuber
Dale Block
Michelle Balis
Adam Berger
Kevin Borders
Joe Brown
Somchaw Chantrachirathumrong
Dave Clay
Greg DeAngelis
Amy Decker
Stuart Cushman
Doug Dehler
Ruth Daily
Barbara Dean
Christy Dey
Pat Dillon
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Jeff Doe
Dan Dries
Delia Duchicela
Ron Dupuis
Jami Fritz
Tara Gualke
Laura Gehl
Jill George
Julie Edwards
Paul George
Matt Glunz
Lesle Greb
David Haller
Joe Harte
Eva Hartman
LaRena Hatch
Bill Hamel
Cathie Hatcher
Marvin Hayden
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Jane Holland
Mike Hopkins
Andy Isaacs
Chris Jaglin
Stef Judy
Tim Kasper
Connie Kennedy
Jay Kersman
Nighisti Krummschmidt
Peter Kurten
... Johann Lambsdorll
Dave Lowe
Ivy Latham
Tracy Lucas
Chris Lavick
Tim Lee
Tad Luedtke
Jim Maholias
Susan Lehman
Matthew Marsh
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Jim McRoberts
Melanie Meier
Susie Mendrys
Brenda Molina
Bob Muench
Kim Newton
Jerene Olson
Dick Parker
Sean Petzold
Steve Pohl
Ted Quincey
John Randall
Mark Rauscher!
Blair Ritchey
Allison Roy
Don Scheder
Alex Renk
Tim Richards
Tim Siegfried
Blair Smith
Mary-Kay Smith
Matt Szweda
Alane Tallant
Ben Soeter
Bog Tan
Dave Street
Freddie Susnar
A.J. Thomas
George Trapp
Fred Wahlen
Todd Wohlford
Lyle Wallace
Toru Yoshikawa
Glen Westlake
Karen Zitsman
Kenny Tucker
Dan Umemori
Paul Wigutow
Sandy Wilkin
Lucho Zuidema
Paul Garvin
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SOP~OMOR~
'-1 CLASS
MUGSHOTS
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Kevin Adams
Martha Balis
Clay Barnes
Marni Basic
Peter Benedict
Kurt Beyer
Pat Bidwell
Jenny Buchanan
Julie Buelow
Betsy Buss
Betsy Cade
Theodis Chaffin
Philip Cody
Donnie Cole
Leslie Coleman
Chris Cooley
Darryl Dedelow
Charlie Drake
Tom Eubank
Cheryl Ford
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Mike Grisham
Laura Hanley
Jon Hessler
James Hill
Takami Ito
Lyz Jaakola
Ann Jennejohn
Caryn Juntunen
Tom Kalinowski
Robyn Keator
Tena Keil
Mark Kindig
Tyle r King
Heidi Klomberg
Andy Kupczak
Chris LeVally
Em Le wis
Mary Lienke
Kirste n Lomba rd
We ndy Lowe
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Joe Maddison
Brian McConkey
Chris McCray
Beth Maier
-' Liz Martin
Jenny Merizon
Jessie Nelson
Cathy Ortlieb
Erik Parlow
Steve Perry
Rochelle Richards
Omar Rizvi
Scott Royer
. Ji' Rebecca Rowen
Pat Rozo
Chad Rydberg
Joe Sackett
Robert Schuemann
Kari Schuler
Kris Schwegel
Charity Scott
Julie Shoemaker
Dave Snow
Marla Stonecipher
Kristen Susnar
Sten Swanson
Laurie Swindull
Dimitri Thornley
Troy Tomsyck
David Towner
Chris VanHaren
Michael Voltattorni
Elizabeth Wegner
Bill Weiss
Jake Werner
Laurie Werner
Barbara Whitehouse
FIRE! What could have been a serious fire had it not been detected as soon as it was, turned out to be little more than messy and pretty inconvenient for the people who work in the social studies office. An overheated concrete floor caused an under-layment wood floor to begin to smolder. The floor had to be torn out, but no other damage was done and no one was hurt .
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Jay Wildner
Mark Zordani
Terry Khan
Mina Amirmokri
Eduardo Balcarcel
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Peter Bredlau
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Ken Cogburn
Yvonne Battaglia
Beth Benedict
Victor Braitberg
Kristin Eckberg
Paul Ecker
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Mark Copley
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Hope Galbraith
Ann Gruber
Pam Hass
Chip Hiestand
Mark Hilleary
Heidi Hillmann
Michelle Hessler
Cathy Jackson
Bill Hickok
Tim Janisch
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Paul Kasper
Roshen Koshy
Dan Kraut
Ted Kuehn
Herbert Moore
Karl Muller
Doug Lemke
Chuck Sheppard , Vice-President; Megan Wahlen, Sec. and Treasurer; Ann Gruber, President; Mrs. Burnham, Class Advisor
Sean McCann
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Mike Miller
Lorrie Odom
Lisa Parenti
John Pitman
Eric Robinson
Sam Rydberg
Sam Sackett
Richard Schneider
Bruce Schoenberg
Kelly Schwegel
Jim Sharpe
Nikki Shaw
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Charles Sheppard
Paul Sineath
Terry Stanton
Crispin Stone
Katie Strahorn
Bridget Szweda
Junior Tao
Ricky Tessmer
Tim Briggs Becky Vandenberg
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Karen VanderWoude
Megan Whalen
Doug Whang
Missy Wipperfurth
.ACTIVITIES...
Stand in line to register. Stand in line to buy your books. Find your room and haul in your junk. Stand in line for lunch. Find your orientation crew. Play some weird games In the !D'm. Climb a wall. Retrieve a pail from the "ragfog Amazon". Do a trust fall. Cross an electric fence. Stand on a post with ten other crazy people. Get a tire over a pole. Walk up a pole With a belaying harness on. Swing on a Fope while a bunch of people try to pass an egg along the line. Walk a tightrope. Climb a fidget ladder. Swing your partner dosie-do . Fun, eh? That's ORIISN1ATION, wlks; a chance to get to know new people and to learn some teamwork. That's also the first two days at Wayland each fall. It doesn'i get much less hectic after that , either!
ORIENTATION
Take a hike, paddle a canoe, ride a bike , run a race, climb a rock, float a raft, eyeball a movie, ride a " buck in' bronc" , gorge yourself on exotic foods: those are some of the things you can do on Action Weekend - a two-day experiment in experiential learning. This annual weekend function gives students and teachers a chance to work together in a non-classroom settings and for students to get to know each other better. And it's a good time.
NOBODY SAID ACTION WEEKEND HAD TO BE ALL ACTION!
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FACES AND PLACES
SPIRIT WEEK The week of October 12 saw much enthusiasm and exciting competition between the various classes. Loud Day , Backwards Day, and Red and White Day were the weekday activities as well as effigy building and decoration of various buildings. Parent's Weekend began Friday, October 16 with parent-teacher conferences. The Pe p Rally that night was full of excitement, vicious competition, and School Spirit. The Homecoming King , Queen , and court were announced, and the spirit stick was awarded to the Juniors, with the Sophomores coming in second, the Seniors settling with third, and the Freshman and Eighth graders came in fourth Saturday was full of athletic competitions in which parents got a glimpse of Wayland 's Athletics. Saturday evening the Home Coming Dance was held and the King, Queen and court were crowned.
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SPIRIT WEEK
KING AND QUEEN AND COURT
Freshman representative Melissa Wipperfurth escorted by Chris Kupczak Sophomore representative Jennifer Merizon escorted by Tim Kasper Junior representative Ruth Daily escorted by John Barnes Senior representative Shelley Bogner escorted by Don Armour Queen Jessica Baylon King Doug McCurdy
SWIMMING
The odds were against these girls from the beginning. That didn't stop their efforts. We were all disappointed that we never won a meet: however , we did tie in a double-duo meet. Soumaya Young placed sixth in the final Conference Swim Meet in the individual back stroke. Margueritte Grogan suprised the team by finishing third in the Conference Diving with one week of practice. It was a great season and l really enjoyed the girls this year. -Coach Ranahan
Soumaya Young-MVP , & co-Captain Tracy Lucas-co-Captain Tiffany Hensley Margueritte Grogan Troy Tomsyck Marla Stonecipher Kirsten Lombard-MIP Liz Martin Liz Wegner Lori Odom John Ranahan-Head Coach
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GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY Kristen Westlake - Capt., MVP Kristin Schwegel Kelly Schwegel Heidi Hillmann Bridget Szweda Nancy Reed
The girls had a great season. They added three trophies to the trophy case. I saw much individual and team improvement. -Coach Sarah J. Baxter
BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY
Brian Quincey - Co-MVP Kevin Quincey Chad Rydberg Greg Heidebrink - Capt. , Co-MVP Tad Luedtke Dave Lowe 路 Co-MVP Peter Bredlau Ted Apfelbach Charles Sheppard Jeff Doe Tim Lee Jaime Lulli Lucho Zuidema Chris Seymour Joe Maddison
I am pleased with the boys' development as runners, but more importantly, as teammates. This group cares for one another. -Coach William K. Baxter
MIDWEST PREPS GOLF CHAMPS Scott Buchta-MIP Chuck Fiebelkorn Tim Kirsh Tim Richards-Captain and MVP Rob Muench George Trapp Dan Dries Jon Hessler Dan Umemori J enny Buchanan Mark Kindig Dave Towner-M anager Mr. Mill er-Assistant Coach
Wayland's Golf Team had an excellent season which ended with a Midwest Prep Conference Championship. Throughout the year all the golfers lowered their handicaps and improved their techniques. This year we qualified for final competition in the WISAA State Tournament at Lowsonia Links. -Coach James E. Borrud
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GIRLS' TENNIS A young and inexperienced group of players proved to be the turning point thi s year. Next year is another year with more experience and more returning letter winners . The entire team looks forward to '82!
Gary Baier-Head Coach Sol Wolfe-Assistant Coach Terry Klee Ann Merizon Shelly Bogner-Captain Beth Brent Laura Wahl Paula Evans Freddie Susnar-MVP Jami Fritz Karen Zitsman Brenda Molina Suzi Bird Megan Wahlen Susie Lehman-MIP Ivy Latham Shelly Richards Kristen Susnar Michelle Balis Cathy Ortlieb Michelle Hessler Tiffany Brooks-Manager Blair Smith-Student Assistant Carlos Villarreal-Student Assistant
Who is that young, handsome gentleman?
Margueritte stick to volleyball!
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VOLLEYBALL The volleyball squad took second place in the Midwest Preps conference with an overall record of 13-2. The girls never gave up. We survived Margueritte 's mascots-the obnoxious lobster hat and the little Redman . Jamie (Jet Setter) Jenson wouldn't smile until her spikes reached 100 mph. Gen Johansson smiled when she killed the ball. Ruth Daily 's vicious right arm flattened balls. Pat Dillon giggled when she served. Jessica Baylen rounded out a super four-year career. Delia (Mickey Mouse) Duchicela kept us smiling during those monotonous drills. Takami Ito screeched " Mine" and vacated the court. Liz Dutenhaver said "Oh no" every time she hit the ball. Julie Shoemaker happily served her way to stardom. Edie Howard didn't break her foot heroically on the court, but she kept our books, Veda Childress wiggled her way through her managing duties, laughing and coaxing the ball with her body english. Kim Newton blasted her serves off gym ceilings, and Don sweated it out and twisted and threw his towel.
Ma rgue 路 te Grogan-MVP & All-Conference Gen JoJfar!nson Ja 路 Jensen路All-Conferenfe Honor-tble Me ntion 1\,utn .[)"all - 11-Conference Ho.mtable Mention Pat Dillie -All-Conference Honorable Mention Tara Gaulke Je.!>sica B.ay on-Captain & All-Conference Delia Duchicela Takami Ito Kim Newton Julie Shoemaker Liz Dutenhaver Edie Howard-Manager Veda Childress-Ma nager Don Dolezal-Head Coach
J.V. VOLLEYBALL Robyn Keator J essica Nelson Susan Mendrys Mary Lienke Laurie Swindull Eva Hartman Yvonne Battaglia Stef Judy Rebecca Rowan Lesle Greb Becky Vandenberg Caryn Juntunen Barbara Dean Dave "Spoons" Shohoney-Assistant Coach Don Dolezai-Coach
VARSITY SOCCER Lane Seaholm-Captain and MVP (AllConference Honorable Mention) Gus Buchanan Mike VanHaren Don Armour Cyrus Amirmokri Bob Fritz Joe Green Leon Halton
Scott Millar-MlP Chris Kupczak Donnie Kiesling Paul Grisham John Yatso Sean Keane Johann Lambsdorff
Somehow Chantrachirathumrong Doug Dehler Ben Soeter
Tim Siegfried Joe Harte Alison Mansfield-Manager A.J. Thomas-Manager Curt Warner-Manager Jim Maholias-Manager
A significant number of injuries to key players early in the season turned the 1981 Soccer Season into a "building and learning" experience with many younger players gaining worthwhile game time. The team as a whole worked hard and were very enthusiastic and improved in technical skill over the season. -Coach George Cobb -Coach Jaeger
Chris LeVally-Captain, & MVP Joe Sackett Jay Wildner Tyler King Bill Hickok-MIP Paul Ecker Mike Grisham Dimitri Thornley Chris VanHaren Sam Sackett John Pitman Bruce Schoenberg Eduardo Balcarcel
Kevin Adams Mark Hilleary Eric Robinson Scott Royer Jim Hill Andy Kupczak Crispin Stone Darryl Dedelow. Chip Heistand Ron Dupuis Sten Swanson Brian McConkey T. Patrick Hill-Head Coach
JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER
VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Andrea Linsky-All-Conference Christine Trost-MVP; All-Conference K.K. Dodds Des Lofberg-Captain Jane Holland Jerene Olson Martha Balis Marni Basic Tena Keil Jenny Merizon Bobbie Whitehouse-MlP Beth Benedict Lisa Golub-Manager Jan Fugate-Manager Tom Park-Manager
JV FIELD HOCKEY The 1981 Field Hockey team started the season with only four returning letter winners. With hard work and the leadership of these four Seniors the Field Hockey team made great strides. Evidence of this was our fine effort in the Conference Tournament losing in overtime to the eventual Conference Champions. -Coaches Carol Lindsey and Diane Alpaugh
Adrienne Cadieux Laura Gehl Melanie Meier Betsy Buss-Co-Captain Laura Hanley-MVP Ann Jennejohn Pat Rozo Charity Scott Cathy Jackson-MlP Kristen Eckberg Katie Strahorn-Co-Captain Karen VanderWoude LaRena Hatch Freddie Susnar Cathy Ortlieb
'JJ RSITY FOOTBALL The 1981 "Redmen Football" son's goal was ts> play with "IN E'NSITY" as a team. Our defense t nked second overall and our offense ranked # 1 rushing and #4 passing. After losing 3 d ose games early in the season the Seniors dedicated themselves to winning the last 4 games to complete a winning season. Strong leadership by these Seniors will be missed in "82" but the winning attitude will be carried over in o " 1982." Finishing 4-3 tied for third i the Midwest Prep Conference . 路 oach Steve Sharpe
Craig Mowitz - Capt. , Hon. Men! . All-Con!. Doug McCurdy - Capt., All-Con!., MVP De!. Butch Climmons - Capt., All-Con!. , MVP Off. Brent Foster Steve Weiler John Barnes - Hon. Men!. All-Conf . Randy Birkinbine Doug Burnham Kurt Juntunen Jim Rosplock - Hon . Men!. All-Con!. Scott Schwefel Dave Smith Paul Sturm Jeff Ferguson - All-Con!. Allyn Webb Goeroge Orestides Ken Sabath Craig Nielsen Richard Harris Randy Anderson - Hon. Men!. All-Con!. Joe Matienzo Chri Jaglin Tim Kasper - Hon . Men!. All-Con!. Paul George Dale Block David Haller - Hon. Men! . All-Con!. Mark Rauscher! Glenn Westlake Stuart Cushman Fred Wahlen Clay Barnes - Hon . Men!. All-Con!. Marvin Hayden - MIP Dave Clay - Hon. Men!. All-Con!. Adam Berger Mike Hopkins Steve Pohl Greg DeAngelis Blair Ritchey Coaches: Steve Sharpe Dwaine Krentz Tom Rosplock Tom Schmitz
J.V. FOOTBALL Dave Snow Theodis Chaffin-MlP Terry Stanton Fred Wahlen Pat Bidwell-MVP Adam Berger Mike Voltattorni Sean McCann Paul Kasper-Co-Captain Kurt Beyer Stu Cushman Erik Parlow Steve Rogers-Co-Captain Adnan Rizvi Dan Kraut Bill Weiss Peter Benedict Steve Pohl Dale Block Sam Rydberg Karl Muller Mark Copley Tim Janisch Paul George Mike Miller Bob Scheuman Don Cole Herbie Moore Charlie Drake Jim Sharpe Roshen Koshy Jim McRoberts-Manager
The lack of experience was made up for by the enthusiasm of a great group. The entire team is looking forward to next year and improvement in a 2-5 record. -Coach Phil Resch
JV FALL CHEERLEADERS Amy Decker-Captain Allison Roy Julie Edwards Ann Gruber Mary Kay Smith Miss Jatkowski-Advisor
VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADERS Ginny Grow-Captain Julie Beulow Hope Galbraith Connie Kennedy Heidi Klomberg Sandy Wilkin Cheryl Ford Miss Iverson-Advisor
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THESPIANS Paul Grisham Edie Howard Dave Clay Veda Childress Blair Smith Chuck Fiebelkorn Scott Millar Lisa Golub Mary Kay Smith Jessica Baylon Beth Brent Mike Grisham Allison Roy Kirsten Lombard LaRena Hatch Sandy Wilkin Bobbi Whitehouse Tom Park K.K. Dodds Joe Green Laurie Werner Emily Lewis Lyz Jaakola
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CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN
THE CAST John Ranahan Marilyn VanHaren Roger VanHaren Chris VanHaren LaRena Hatch Tom Park Sandy Wilkin Jenanne Anderson Jessica Anderson Karin Anderson Paul Ecker Bobbi Whitehouse Jessica Baylon Amy Baxter Mark Redmond Hope Galbraith Scott Royer Mark Rauscher! Dan Kraut Director: Shelley Greenwood
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VARSITY CLUB
JAZZ ENSEMBLE
T he responsible facu lty who showed up!
W-CLUB
DORM PROCTORS STRANGER SLANE STUDENT UNION PROCTORS
PHOTO CLUB
STUDENT ADMISSIONS
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
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VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL Lane Seaholm Mike VanHaren Scott Buchta John Barnes-Captain Butch Climmons-Captain Matt Gl unz-Captain Tim Kasper John Randall Mawin Hayden Cleorge T rapp Paul George Dan Dries John Yatso-Senior Manager Terry Klee-Manager Edie Howard-Manager Christine Trost-Manager Karen Zitsman-Manager Todd Kuckkahn-Head Ceach Don Dolezai-Assistant Coach
The Wayland men's basketball team had many new looks this year. We never looked ahead or back, but did our best and worked our hardest to achieve our final goaL We had some adversity, and through that adversity we learned that competing successftllly can be almost as much fun as winning. Through that adversity the team members grew as a unit and as young men, which was perhaps the greatest accomplishment in our successful season. We were 8-13 overall; 3-9 in the conference. We won the sub-regional game , but lost in the regional at Green Bay. -Coach Kuckkahn
Clay Barnes Leslle Coleman P11ul Kasper e Kuehn Mike Miller Herbie Moore Trig Rogers Sam Rydberg Junior Tao Chris VanHaren Bill Weiss Ja~e Werng~
Jay Wildner ,.. Don llolezaf~ad Coacl\, Randy finder:s n-i\ssistanr fxedyWahlen-1\s.slstant _ _._,..; Joba!nan Hess1 r-Statistic1an l::lgjQi Hillm n-Manager Susie Mendrys-Manager Kristin Susnar-Manager
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VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL We started the season strong sporting a 3-1 record. A combination of sickness and injuries hampered our mid-season performance as we dropped 5 games. The team finished strong winning 3 of the last 5 and capturing a third place in the MidWest Prep Conference.
Jessica Baylon-Captain (Conference assists leader) Beth Brent Ruth Daily Jami Jensen-co-MIP Freddy Susnar-MVP (Conference Rebounds leader) Joyce Stuckly Wendy Lowe-co-MIP Eva Hartman Jenny Merizon-co-MIP Kim Newton Jerene Olson Jill George-Manager Marni Basic-Manager
Record: 6-9 Conference: 4-4
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JV BASKETBALL Bridget Szweda-Captain & MVP Patty Dillon-MIP Jenny Buchanan Nancy Reed Pam Haas Betsy Cade Martha Balis Lisa Parenti Becky Rowan Takami Ito Karen VanderWoude Heidi Klomberg Lori Swindull Laura Hanley-Manager Kristen Eckberg-Manager Sue White-Head Coach
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WRESTLING
The Wayland Wrestling Team had an outstanding season. We hosted an invitational and took first place. We placed third in the Mid West Prep Conference. Our overall record was 5-7 and our conference record was 1-2 . This year T. Kirsh, C. Jaglin, D. Street , D. Kraut, and B. Hickok qualified for state competition, unfortunately they were knocked out in the first round.
Clllris Kupczak-co-Captain Tim Kirsh-co-Captain Dave Street-MVP Dale Block Ghris Jaglin Kevin Quincey Stuart Cushman Robert Schueman Tim Siegfried Dan Kraut And,y lsaacs-MIF> Phil Cody Bruce Schoenbetg Chris LeVally Dimitri Thornley Crispin Stone Dan U.memori Bill Hlckok-MIP J im Sharpe Tim Janish Ken Cogburn Omar Rizvi Delia Duchicela-Manager Julie Buelow-Manager Steve Sharpe-Head Coach Jack Kardules-Assistant Coa ch
VARSITY WINTER CHEERLEADERS Sandy Wilkin-Captain Mary Kay Smith Amy Decker Christy Dey Bobbie Whitehouse Liz Wegner Allison Roy Miss Iverson-Advisor
JV WINTER CHEERLEADERS Ivy Latham-Captain Mary Lienke Tara Gaulke Melissa Wipperfurth Megan Wahlen Michelle Hessler Miss Jatkowski-Advisor
POM PON SQUAD Suzi Bird Ginny Grow
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Jami Fritz Hope Galbraith
Julie Edwards Brenda Molina
Cheryl Ford Allane Tallant
SWIM TEAM Steve Weiler-Captain Paul Grisham-Captain Gus Buchanan Bob Fritz-Diving Margueritte Grogan Diving Coach & diver Joe Sackett Blair Smith Mike Grisham Erik Parlow Charlie Drake Lucho Zuidema Sam Sackett-Diving Mark Copley-Diving Peter Bredlau Chuck Fiebelkorn-Manager Lyn Wildner-Manager Kris Schwegei-Manager Tena Keil-Manager Cathie Hatcher-Manager Sol Wolfe-Head Coach Rick Roebke-Assistant Coach
The most amazing aspect of the Wayland Swim Team was its success. There were ten swimmers and they did outstandingly. We finished third in the Conference Relays in December, and fourth in the Conference Meet in February . The 400 free relay approached the record with Smith, Grisham, Parlow and Buchanan. Margueritte broke the pool diving record , she missed the school record by .19. The pool next year just isn 't going to be the same without Mr. Wolfe. Rick Roebke is looking forward to another successful season. The overall record for the season was 10-5.
THINK SNOW! DOWNHILL SKI TEAM The ski season started out with an enthusiastic group of skiers. With hard work and a desire to improve, the team developed into one of the top teams in the conference. Their efforts were rewarded as the team qualified for the state ski meet and will head for Wausau in late February. This year's team has many excellent underclassmen which holds much promise for the future . -Coach Dave Kasper
Joe Jasper Paul Sturm Doug Burnham Eric Nagle Dave Lorman T.J. O'Keefe Em Bachhuber·Captain Jeff Doe Kenneth Tucker Chris Lavick Tad Luedtke Ben Soeter·MVP Jim McRoberts Bill Hamal Joe Harte Mark Zordani Michael Voltattorni Terry Stanton Eric Robinson-MIP Sean McCann Paul Ecker Tracy Lucas Don Scheder·Manager Sue Ann Freese·Assistant Coach Phil Resch·Assistant Coach Dave Kasper-Head Coach
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Led by the great defense play of Tim Richards, the Wayland hockey team rebounded from three initial losses to even their record at 3-3. Don Armour was steady in the net and the entire club improved greatly during the cold, cold winter . The leading scorer was Ian Travaglio. -Coach Townsend Bull
ICE HOCKEY
Ian Travaglio Randy Birkinbine Kurt Juntunen-co-M!P Scott Millar Don Armour-co-MIP Tim Richards-MVP, & Captain Glenn Westlake Mark Rauscher! Mark Kindig John Pitman Peter Benedict Dick Parker Toru Yoshikawa Joe Brown Kurt Beyer Managers: Pat Rozo Jessica Nelson Laura Gehl Caryn Juntunen Yvonne Bataglia Steph Judy Melanie Meier
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FENCING- VARSITY Alex Renk - MVP, Capt. Chris Cooley - Capt. Andy Kaftan Sean Petzold Larry O'Neill Martha Hoag
JUNIOR VARSITY Kent Aurand Jay Kersman Doug Whang Lyz Jaakola Mina Amirmokri Doug Lemke Carl McLean - Mgr. Nighisti Krummschmidt
Fencing is a three-season sport requiring all fencers to be members of the U.S. Fencing Association , with the right to fence anywhere in the U.S. Since only two high schools in Wisconsin have fencing as a varsity sport, all but two meets are state meets. Only three are restricted to under-20; this means Wayland's fencers usually fence against university teams. Our foil and epee teams were undefeated in Midwest high school competition in November and placed third in the Midwest High School Foil Championship in Illinois in January. - Monsieur Sampon
THE WAYLAND SINGERS
Kevin Adams Jessica Baylen Peter Bredlau Julie Buelow Veda Childress Ruth Daily Chuck Fiebelkorn Jami Fritz Mike Grisham Jonathan Hessler Lyz Jaakola Kirsten Lombard Scott Millar Rebecca Rowan Scott Royer Kris Schwegel Kenneth Tucker Katie Vaughn Sandy Wilkin Karen Zitsman Clifford Gribble-Director of Wayland Singers
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"We've made it, a sigh of relief and numerous utters of joy. This book would never have evolved if the pictures and the typing hadn't been done. Thanks to Doug Burnham, Joe Jasper, Tyler King, Chris LeVally, and my personal camera-man Mike VanHaren. We counted on these people to no end. Mr. VanHaren deserves the "Man of the Year" award. He spent countless hours working with an inexperienced staff and editor. He made it through me amazingly! This yearbook is for you. Enjoy it, our efforts and an inconceivable amount of time went into this book. Thank you to all people who gave up their time; it was greatly appreciated. HAVE FUN looking back in time. Thanks and T oodles, Margueritte Grogan Editor