Wayland Academy 1986 Yearbook by Wayland Academy

Pillars 1986

Freed From The Facade The Unmasking ...

Wayland Academy 101-299 North University Avenue Beaver Dam, Wi 53916

In this issue of Pillars, the staff has attempted to remove the facade; to see life at Wayland as it really is "behind the mask.' '

The Many Faces Behind The Facades At Wayland Academy

Top: The real Roundy Hall is stripped of its facade of greenery by the harsh winter. Bottom left: Brad Angeletti and Christina Peters try to look casual. Bottom center: Beth Nielsen practices her smile. Bottom right: Chris Hutchins and Tony Pflum stare in amazement.

Table of Contents Introducing The Masks p. 1-13 Student Life p. 14-25 Fine Arts p. 26-31 Sports p. 32-57 Clubs p. 58-65 Traditions p. 66-77 Students p. 78-1 05 Faculty I Staff p. 106-116 p. 117-118 Index Addresses p. 119-122 Conclusion p. 123-128

Left: Wayland Hall's famous pillars stand supreme. Top right: Tiffany Cummings murmurs, " I just love French." Center right: Watch out, Terry Meagher. Tiffany is always watching. Bottom right: Hurry, Peter Utley, because Stacey Buchta isn't far behind you.

Inside

Welcome

Top: The 1985 / 86 Yearbook staff, behind their masks. Center: (1.-r.) 3rd row: Derek Chimenti, Jenny Rogers, Karrie Adamany, Renee Forrest, Paige Drymalski; 2nd row: Sarah Hochholzer, Kate Nesbitt, Micky Kumm, Sarah Neely; 1st row: Paula MacGregor, Ms. Walter. Bottom: Behind the mask is the lady behind it all; Ms. Walter.

Have You Ever Posed Without Removing Your Mask?

Top left: Heidi Yore takes a moment to pose with her new boyfriend . Top right: Jennifer Downey and Michelle Hale put on their innocent faces. Bottom: Christine Jaskulek, Scott Bodenner, Mike Blanchard, and Michelle Miller reveal their Vogue poses. Not Pictured, Laura Bissell

Introducing The Masks

The Big Welcome Who Are You? Where Are You From? Is Jimmy Your Brother? Are You A Junior Or Senior? Why Did You Come To Wayland? Do You Have Guccl Luggage?

The Arrival It was the night before you left for

Top right: Mr. Rutstein and Beth Nielsen are practicing their monkey act. Center left: Kiri Erlin looks for football players to help her move in. Center right: Heidi Yore and her mother pose, donning their smiles. Bottom: Beth Nielsen cries, "Hey mom, it only takes one hand!"

Wayland and you were taking in your last breath of summer vacation. You had been frantically packing all day and were scared that you may have forgotten something. You couldn't decide whether to feel sad and cry, or roll your eyes and pray for the next day to come quickly. Several students unmasked their feelings and told us how they felt: Sarah Goddard- "It's like coming home.' ' Mike Turner- "It's not the place I'm coming back to, it's the people." Paula MacGregor- "It feels like I've come home.'路

Unique Start Left: Renee Forrest says, " Please don't drop me. " as Mr. Seighman catches her from behind. Below: Lori Krelitz practices her balancing. Bottom left: Heidi Yore handles her hula-hoop well. Bottom right : Sarah Goddard and Laura Bissell wear " their masks" at the pep rally, while Teresa Rosado watches. unaware. unposed.

Orientation: A Unique Start Some Real Feelings Q: What

do you remember most about Orientation?

A: Edna

Schulte: "The height of the Wall!" Brian Nix: "Jumping over the Wall - I was the last person!" Jenny Crays: "Thinking, 'They're going to drop me,' on the Trust Fall.'' Becky Britton: "Falling off the Wall!" Dave Phillips: "The massive amounts of bees that were everywhere."

Top: Karen Davis, don't smile, just concentrate. Center left: Tareq Abu-Osba says, " What can they do to me next?" Center right: Buck Gangson, this is no time to study! Bottom: All these creative minds are planning to cross the Amazon.

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Unique Start

Top: Robin Dahir, physics won't help you on the Fidget Ladder. Center: Mr. Seighman, stop just hanging around. Bottom lett: Ms. Petersen cries. "This isn't in my contract!" Bottom right: Sarah Goddard, whom do you have your eye on?

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Top: Christina Peters and Mandy Scherb enjoy a moment of peace. Center left: Heather Kush, Tami Posnanski, Jennifer Bissell, Heidi Yore and Karen Davis are trying to break the World's Record for the most people in a sky ride. Center right: Lucy Grantz decides that tree climbing is just as much fun as rafting! Bottom left: Scott Posnanski climbs while Jennifer Katzka prays. Bottom right: Chris Gillen shows off his girls, Anne Hunter and Jessica Dixon.

Action Weekend

Top: Wayland's Rock Climbing Society. Center: Paula MacGregor, Paige Drymalski, and Serena Hartig, no sports are allowed on Action Weekend! Bottom left: The rafters pig out. Bottom right: Heather Kush is happy?

Student Life

What Thoughts Really Lie Behind These Eyes?

Unmasking Top left: Lot Chantrachirathumrong contemplates what life as a senior is really like. Top right: Be careful, Jill Bond, or your ice cream cone will eat you! Center left: Watch out, world, Laura Siemon's got that mischievous look in her eye. Center right: Michelle Hale begs for help, while Lucy Grantz sings. Bottom: You aren't fooling us, Jessica Dixon , we know how innocent you really are.

Chapel;

An All Campus Experience!

Chapel

Morning Chapel Chapel was an all-campus experience every Friday morning. Sometimes it was difficult to wake up in the morning, but it was worth it because one never knew what to expect. This year, Reverend Frieze brought in spokespersons with different religious backgrounds. One student called it "a cultural experience because we learned about religions that we were not at all familiar with."

community. We are individuals; faith creates a community among us. Community is a sign of hope saying: We can live and love and work together." "Chapel can be an expression of Top left: The familiar early morning destination is our chapel. Top right: Rev. Frieze shows off his Sunday best. Bottom lett: What's happened to your suit, Rev. Frieze? We do have a dress code!

Reverend Frieze said, "What I want in Chapel is a combination of worship and education, and an opportunity for students to express themselves and their own beliefs.'' 17

The Inside Scoop On Saga Food

Saga Reveals

From soyburgers to turkey casserole, most Waylanders would agree that Saga had an important impact on everyone's stomachs. But actually, if everyone could see through the doors into Saga's kitchen, they would realize that there isn't a huge soybean machine hidden in the basement after all. Instead, they would see what a great job Saga Dave and his crew do to provide a wide variety of foods, prepared in many unique ways. Sure, Mom's cooking may be more personalized, but Saga is definitely 0. K. Some comments on Saga, are as follows: "Turkey pot pie all the way! " Sarah Neely '86 "Saga's knack for disguising leftovers is truly amazing." Laura Bissell '86

Top: Allison Eskritt looks on while John Bradley and Sean Sweeting drown their sorrows in Saga Soda. Above: Adele Rosenberger has mastered the art of making ice cream cones. Bottom right: Hugh Palmer knows that dessert is the best part of Saga.

Saga Food

Look Inside Top left: Behind the mask, Saga Dave still wears a smile. Top right : Buck Cangson mumbles, " Mmm, wish I had some more!" Center left: Mike Turner and Joey Sompel contemplate lasagna. Center right : Corey Whiteside remarks, " Like my service? " as Michele Neuser, Jamie Fakes. and Leanne Nagle smile at the camera. Bottom left: Bill Kasper 's got sunshine as he works in the pit.

Dorm Life With A Little Pizza

Dorm Life What goes on behind closed doors? Sighted in the Warren hallways: Girls engaged in shaving cream fight. Diagnosis: Victims of " Dorm Fever". Symptoms: - The urge to scream out one's window during study . hall. - Restlessness - The urge to open the window when it's 15째F just to annoy one's roommate. Causes: Too many all nighters Too much MTV If you have ever experienced one or more of these symptoms, you may have a case of the chronic disease so common on the Wayland campus; Dorm Fever. Cure: Pizza after dinner.

On The Side ,-

Dorm Life

Opposite page: Laurie Mintz knows she should be studying instead of eating a whole pizza. Top left: Eliza Carey becomes instantly alert when her roommate tells her that Diane is making room checks. Top right: "Don't shoot," his roommate screams, as Arthur Wirtz points the camera at him. Bottom left: Late lights with Dave Luick include some intense letters home. Above: Jim McCool takes time out to catch some badly needed Z's.

Shopko, McDonald's And Rocky's

Top left: Karrie Adamany says cheese inside the hamburger. Top right: Discovering the immensity of Shopko are Sarah Neely, Derek Chimenti, and Karrie Adamany. Above: Derek Chimenti pays a visit to old friend, Ronald McDonald. Right: While on the tour of the town, Sarah Neely and Derek Chimenti put on their Rocky Rococco masks.

Laundry Room, Mail Boxes! Hot Spots On And Off Campus Laundry??? Supplied with change. laundry soap, and very little knowledge, I set out for the basement of Pickard Hall. Like a set in a horror movie, the room at the end of the hall was quiet, dark and threatening. My pace slowed and my heart beat quickened. " This is it," I thought. "I'm finally going to do my laundry." My first attempt at laundry was successful. The fact that my red shirt turned my socks pink was a minor detail. The worst part of the whole process, was dealing with socks. Every time I put in six socks only five came back out again. All in all, whether my mother believes it or not, I really did learn to do my own laundry. Well, sort of ... at least I don' t wash whites and reds together any more. And I always try to start out with seven socks.

Top left: Mike Blanchard opens his mailbox to see if anything is inside. Top right: Kate Nesbitt is stunned by a torrent of mail. Left: Shade Shopping at ShapKa provides many masks for Wayland students Kerry Koranda, Kevan Neyestani, Ron Larrieu and Jim Pugh to hide behind. Above: " What' s this?" asks Fritz Wilke of Sofia Refetoff and Lisa Bradbury?.

Some Union Goers Retain Their Masks Q. What goes on behind that front door to the Union that's always locked in the winter? A.' 'Students play fooseball and pool, watch T.V. , listen to music and talk with friends," answered Ms. Walter. Q. But what really goes on? A. "The Union is the place to go to relieve oneself from academic pressures," Jim McCool stated, "I anxiously look forward to a tough game of fooseball after a hard two hours of studying." A. "It's a good place to dance and people watch," said Jill Bond. "And some people go just to see if someone else is there." A. "The newest addition to the snack bar in the Union is the slush machine. It's the most exciting part of the Union," the senior class agreed. A. Nick Rumsfeld summed it up nicely by saying, "The Union is the highpoint of my life at Wayland."

Others Don't The Union Socially Unmasked

Opposite page top: Shelly Miller is caught una ware of the camera. Opposite page bottom: "My client wishes to remain anonymous," remarks Laura Bissell of Sarah Goddard . Top: Christina Peters. Sofia Refetoff. Ron Larrieu. Nick Stricklin , John Devine. Mike Blanchard and Christine Jaskulek play Monopoly (their own way) . Top right : Sofia Refetoff and Ron Larrieu swing Christina Peters. Bottom left : Sean Sweeting takes aim. Bottom right: Jill Bond looks on as Ohiren Bhalodia completes his thesis on changing the drinking age.

Fine Arts

Orchestra, Choir, Jazz Band, Play

Making Music Once upon a time Wayland Academy was limited to the harsh sounds of blaring radios, screaming students and squeaky doors. Then one day the wise man, Mr. Peck, decided that someone must do something about this dilemma. He did. He formed a jazz band, a choir, and an orchestra. The music department is rapidly gaining a widespread reputation for excellence.

Top left: The terrible trio; J.B. Langendorf, Mark VanH aren, and Nathan Mottl. Top right: Mr. Peck, show us how it's done! Center left : Jill Bond is auditioning for The Stones. Above: Alex Schmitz-Kohlitz takes ti me to play. Bottom right: Bomy Suh tr ies to teach Chris Gillen about the piano.

Rehearsal;

'Androcles The Lion'

Music/ Drama

Top left: Do you ever wonder who the real Karrie Adamany is? (The Lion) Top right : James Toland poses intensely. Center right: Brad Ellis looks tough for his part. Above far left: Jennifer Sheridan shows us her serious side. Center: Mark Van Haren rehearses his part. Right: Cara Zilisch isn't joking around . Far right: Jessica Dixon prays the play will be sucessful.

Art Classes In Action Campus I Artsy Antics The Art Department was always a popular place among students. The pace was really easy-going. Mrs. Dohmann encouraged students to work on their own projec ts. giving them lots of freedom to choose their media. "It was great to be able to listen to tunes while working," said Lucy Grantz. Although the art classes provi ded 45 minutes of recuperation from academ ia, they were demanding in other ways. Each project had to be carefully planned and created. Students worked on some of their projects for weeks, but always felt the finished products were worth waiting for .

Top left: Eliza Carey and Audra Foster are instructed on the finer points of shading by Mrs. Dohmann. Top right: Tripp Whiting, ceramics student, reveals to us the many faces of Wayland. Left: Paying close attention to detail, Marianne Pyatt works on her art project. Above: "Is there somewhere you 'd rather be, John Lofberg? "

Buildings Are Renovated

I Art/Building Renovation The Unmasking Of A New Facade

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Major renovation work was done this year on the campus. Workmen restored the aging facade and cupola of Roundy Hall and re-roofed and insu lated Discovery and Warren Halls. They also installed new windows in Warren Hall to alleviate rising fuel costs and provide a warmer environment throughout the cold Wisconsin winter.

Top left: "Don't jump!" Top right : Mr. McNulty offers Terry Meagher some constructive criticism? Left: "Whatcha drawing, Howie?" (Howard Vaughan) Above: Adrienne Costas looks into the eyes of yesterday's youth.

Sports

Boys' Basketball

Top left: Coach Liddicoat gives the team a word of advice. Top right : Mark VanHaren sinks another free throw, as John Mattson patiently watches. Left: Nick Stricklin intensely concentrates. Above: Brian Nix, being threatened by his opponent, works his way down the court. Bottom far left: Paul Switalla's facial expression shows how hard he's trying.

Boys' Basketball Girls' Basketball Boys' Basketball Basketball for the 1985 boys' team was a serious matter. From the first day of the season until the last, every player worked very hard. In the words of Rob Gibson, " The season was successful; however, it was the result of a lot of tough practices and hard work on everyone's .part. " The diligence paid off. This year's team improved greatly, after discovering that the secret to success was hard work and teamwork.

Girls' Basketball

The two words, short and quick, best describe the girls on the 1985 team . The girls knew at the beginning of their season that their height created a problem ; however, they quickly found a way to overcome this obstacle. Coach Mr. Schantz revealed the teams ' secret weapon , "The girls do have a lack of height, but they have good attitudes and good overall athletic ability." The victories for the basketball team began when the girls used their speed, along with teamwork, to overcome their shortcomings. Eventually these skills led them to victories.

Top: Jenny Rogers attempts to sink another basket as Kate Nesbitt hopes for another two points. Above left: Heather Kush takes a long stride toward the hoop as Leanne Nagle carefully follows her. Above right: Sara Anderson leaps into the air, hoping to add more points for her team, as Mandy Scherb is confident that the points will be theirs.

Pom-Pon

Cheerleading

Top: The Pom-Pon Girls (1 .-r.) Katie delaVan, Amy Basler, Michelle Miller, Jessica Davis, Britt Forden, Charity Kahn , Teresa Rosado, Alison Grow and Aimee Lilly envision their performance. Above left: "Go Wayland!" shout the Varsity Cheerleaders Connie Schlaff, Peggy Hoffman, Pleshette Hamb, Sarah Mackin, Laura Siemon and Lia Dorsey. Above right: J.V. Cheerleaders Cara Zilisch, Debbie Blais and Laurie Mintz show us their style. Bottom far left: Lia Dorsey, you look simply MARVELOUS before a game.!

Pom-Pon Cheerleadlng Cross-Country Pom-Pon Smiles, dancing, and dedication are some qualities that were necessary to be a member of the 1985 Pom-Pon Squad . Behind all the glamour was a group of hard working girls. A member of the squad observed, "Practices are tough, but it's fun when we perform." The purpose of the Pom-Pon Squad was well stated by Advisor, Mr. Lilly, who commented, "Pom-Pon has a place at Wayland because it adds color and entertainment for the fans."

Cheerleading

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The familiar cries of the 1985 Cheerleading Squad will long be remembered; especially the leading voice of Pleshette Hamb. The cheerleaders cheered in support of all the Wayland sports, promoting school spirit. Mrs . Peck, the cheerleading advisor, stated, "I'm especially proud of the cheerleaders this year for the time, effort, and enthusiasm they have contributed." U-Rah-Rah will be a cheer long remembered and a symbol of the cheerleaders' enthusiasm.

Cross-Country What does cross-country mean? Rick Tye seemed to sum it up well: "It's been a long run." According to Coach Bruce Hunter, "The Wayland Cross Country Team ran consistently in practices and meets, and there were many good individual and team efforts. The season's high point was when freshman Kira Salak won the State Championship in the WISAA Class B State Meet.'' Michael Blanchard recapped the season well: "It was a lot of hard work mixed with even more fun ." Top: Rick Tye strides to victory. Center: Mr. Hunter gives Kira Salak advice after a rough but successful meet. Above: Rick Tye is one of the many participants in the fight to the finish .

Volleyball

Top left: Richelle Eliason and Debbie Blais display teamwork. Above: Marya Willis jumps for a shot, while Jill Bond and Renee Forrest stand guard. Above left: Richelle Eliason impresses Sara Anderson with her fine form. Bottom far left: Jennifer Bissell aims high.

Volleyball Field Hockey Volleyball "Let's go! Let's go! " and " GooooGooooo-Gooo! " were the familiar cheers of the 1985 Volleyball Team. Renee Forrest recalled , " The cheer that seemed the most important and worthwhile was when the team huddled up and yelled, 'Teamwork! ' "

Field Hockey

Paula MacGregor commented , " The main goal of the players and coaches was to work together and have fun. " The team 's new strategy of teamwork and fun was a formula which led them through a very successful season.

Field Hockey "It was an experience I'll never forget ," Joy Lambros commented. The Girls' Field Hockey Team began practice at the end of August in the extreme heat, and ended their season on a cool , rainy October day. Only dedicated field hockey players could have endured these temperatures. The girls worked very hard, always keeping their spirits high. Coach Diane Alpaugh commented , "The best thing about this year's team was the progress the girls made." The Girls' Field Hockey Team was successful in many ways; not only did they survive the weather and torturous practices, but they also chalked up several victories.

Top left: Sarah Neely displays her vicious backswing. Top right: Marty Liedtke anticipates a victory. Center: Serena Hartig and Laura Bissell demonstrate a tackle for Sarah Neely. Above: 1 Coach Hidde reviews strategies at halftime.

Football

How do players really react?

Top: Nick Stricklin and Crocker Litschauer display their headgear. Above left: Don Lee struggles toward a touchdown, while his opponent comes along for the ride. Above right: " This is no contest," says Bill Kasper about the game. Bottom far left: Giles Aylesworth growls for the camera.

Football Golf

Golf

Football Mike Turner summed up the football season by saying, "Our team was much better than the record showed. Even though the team didn't have the best season, we went out, played our game and gave it out all.'' The team didn't bring home the state trophy, but the players worked hard individually, and worked well as a team.

Golf The Golf Team worked hard this year, but due to low preseason scores the team was not up to par. " The year was disappointing, but we are confident that next year will be much better for us," commented Andy Buchta. All the golfers felt that the team had done their best to overcome their shortcomings and enjoy the season.

Top: "I know I can hit one of these! " says John Mattson. Center left: Andy Buchta shows off his style. Center right: " Fore! " shouts Brett Olson. Above: Getting the low down on golf . . .. 41

Ice Hockey

... Top: Matt Johnson, Brian Doyle, Brian Duffy, Brett Olson, Brad Ellis, David Phillips, Charles Nelson and Andy Kramer wonder who is taking their picture at 5:00 in the morning. Center left: Mr. Bedford watches the team as Mr. Boucher starts a scrimmage. Above right: Cameron Zahed begs Mr. Bedford to let him sleep in tomorrow. Above left: Young Kim fixes himself up before a game. Bottom far left: Brett Olson asks if he can go back to sleep.

Ice Hockey Physical Education Ice Hockey Dave Phillips described the 1985 Ice Hockey Team as being, "a good, hardworking team, with a positive attitude." The 1985 Ice Hockey Team experienced several changes such as: additional coaches, a new conference, and new players. These factors helped the team to improve. Jamie Parker pointed out another factor which led to improvement, " We all worked together and this increased our ability to do well. " In general the season went well, bringing smiles to the faces of the players, coaches, and fans .

Physical Education

Physical Education The Physical Education Program underwent several changes this year. John Lofberg pointed out that, "there was more variety this year, and we really got lots of exercise." The positive comments continued with Barb Smith stating, "Having P.E. after school was a good idea because there was less of a rush to change and more time for activity." The students participated in such activities as: Weight Training, Volleyball , Tennis, Badminton, and Aerobics. The changed program resulted in more participants with trimmer bodies and happier faces.

Top: Crocker Litschauer' s new toy amazes Tiffany Cummings. Above left: Eliza Carey says, "Oh no! Not twenty laps again!" Above right: John DeVine warms up before P.E.

Skiing

Top: Scott Kolpin and Clint Wilson prepare for the next race. Above left: Tripp Whiting skillfully glides down the hill. Above right : John Stechmann, Dave Luick, and especially Jim McColl get ready to hit the slopes. Bottom far left: John Syverud shows his skill while practicing for the next race.

Skiing Soccer

Skiing The 1986 Ski Team had plenty of action and plenty of snow. The team combined experience with numbers and created a successful season. Despite the cold weather and long trips, the team was able to obtain some victories, and reach some of their goals.

Soccer

The 1985 Boys' Soccer Team kicked their way into a very successful season. The team worked hard in both the heat of August and the cold of October. This year's team was unified and, as a result, posted a fine record. Several players commented that the team was more of a family than a team. As a result of this closeness, combined with hard work the team pleased the fans with numerous victories.

Top: Jim Pugh attacks the ball. Center: Young Kim takes a long shot on goal. Above: Cory Whiteside and Fritz Wilke watch intently.

Girls' Swimming

Top left: Aimee Lilly is being congratulated by Michelle Neuser and John Brandt after a meet. Top right:Kris Olson and Stephanie Barss look wet and wonderful. Center left: An unidentifiable swimmer takes a dive. (Check swimmers; it might be you!) Above left: Michele Neuser and her opponent are swimming for the Olympics. Above: Sarah Goddard takes a deep breath. Bottom tar left : Aimee Lilly feels refreshed after a good swim.

Girls' Swimming Boys' Swimming Girls' Swimming

Boys' Swimming

The 1985 Girls' Swim Team was not large this year, but was made up of a lot of new talented swimmers. Coach Deanne Neumann stated, "The girl swimmers all had very positive attitudes from beginning to end, despite of the size of the team." The scores didn't reflect the ability and hard work of the team . They improved greatly as the season progressed and had lots of fun along the way.

Boys' Swimming The Boys' Swim Team was not large either this year, but the swimmers all worked very hard to improve individually and as a team. John Tysver said . "Deanne was a great coach . She really worked us hard.'' Kevin Keyser said, "The season didn't last very long this year, but there was much individual improvement.''

Top: Marya Willis is caught in action. Center: Swimmers are having fun. Above: Walter White and opponent are set to go.

Girls' Tennis

Top left: Jenny Rogers poses for a tennis picture the hard way. Top right: Clint Wilson, manager, serves up, while he attempts to beat some girl player. Above: Captain Kate Nesbitt psyches up for another winning match.

Girls' Tennis Weight Lifting

Girls' Tennis

Weight Lifting

The 1985 Girls' Tennis Team could brag about having good luck, a good coach, and lots of fans. "The attitude of yag6ttawanna (you've got to want to win) was shown by every player," commented Jenny Rogers. Coach , Dr. Ellis added, "I enjoy the opportunity to coach because it gives me a chance to work with the students on a one-to-one basis. One thing I saw in every girl on the team was the determination to win!" Tennis is unique in that it is both an individual and team sport. Dr. Ellis was able to instill in the players the spirit of teamwork as well as the desire to improve individually. Another interesting aspect of tennis is its appeal to spectators. Stacey Westra recalled, "It was neat to have fans at the court for every match ."

Weight Lifting Pumping iron was the name of the game for a few individuals last winter. Beginning its first season this year, Weight Lifting became part of the fam ily of Wayland winter sports. Adrienne Costas commented, "Even though Erika Hoving , Jill Bond , and I were the minority, I enjoyed seeing what one could accomplish on his/her own ."

Top: While Jason Spring and Sean Sweeting lift weights, Terry Meagher watches. Center: Jill Bond, there is an easier way to get to Hawaii for spring break. Above: Jessica Dixon gets carried away by Scott Posnanski.

Wrestling

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Top: Don Lee makes his opponent eat dirt. Above left: Bret O'Neal jumps for joy. Above right: Bill Kasper brings his opponent to his knees. Bottom far left: Behind the mask, Chris Gillen removes himself from reality.

Wrestling Fencing

Wrestling The Wrestling Team had a rewarding season. Both individually and as a team they wrestled well at all meets and proved that they were a force to be reckoned with . Bret O'Neal reflected the teams' feelings when he said, "We worked hard and in the long run it paid off."

Fencing

The Wayland Fencers did a remarkable job this year. The team competed primarily at the college level. However, despite the intense competition, several of the fencers qualified for the Junior Olympics. Under the expert leadership of Monsieur Sampan, the fencers had a fun and demanding year. Micky Kllmm expressed the team's feelings when she stated, "I feel proud and sad to be one of the last Wayland Fencers." With the retirement of Monsieur Sampan the fencing tradition may come to an end ; however the memories and rewards will allow fencing to live indefinitely.

Top: Katy Kraemer shouts "Wait! I wasn't ready." Above: "What pretty lights," says Angel Pizarro to Monsieur Sampon.

Varsity Boys' Basketball (1. -r.) 2nd row: Mgr. C. Bittner. M. VanHaren. Coach K. Peterson. Coach S. Ltddicoat. P. Switalla. Trainer B. Luebke. 1st row: T. Claudon. P. Mammen. R. Gibson. J. Mattson. N. Stricklin. T. Kruse. Not pictured: M. Neuser. Mgr. A. Elli~. Mgr. A. Edlin. Mgr. L. Hessler.

J. V. Boys' Basketball (1.-r.) 3rd row: W. Gunnels, J . Fakes. D. Ones. T. Abu-Osba . P. Condon. 2nd row: Mgr. C. Bittner. ;:... Kammer. M. N'Diaye. T. Briggs. A. Kammer. Coach K. Peterson. 1st row: R. Lameu. A. Buchta. T. Ktm. B. Nix. Not pictured: Mgr. J.B .. Langendorf. Mgr. J. Ptzarro

Varsity Girls' Basketball (1-r.): R. Forrest, S. Hochholzer, M. Hale. A. Samadani. S. Buchta. K. Lyon. Mgr. M. Ltedtke. S. Anderson. K. Nesbitt . J . Downey, M. Hebl. P. MacGregor. J . Rogers Front . Coach B. Schantz. Mgr. J. Rogers. Not pictured: Mgr. L. Moore.

J. V. Girls' Basketball (1-r.) 2nd row路 Mgr. T. Curtis. J. Fakes. L. Nagle. Coach S. Hidde. A. Foster. S. Anderson. H. Kush. Mgr. A. Hunter. 1st row: J. Martin. M. Merrtck . K. Olson. A Fisher. T. Posnanski. M. Neuser.

Cheerleaders {1-r) 4th row: L. Dorsey. 3rd row: L. Siemon. P. Hamb. 2nd row: Advisor J. Peck . P. Hottman. S. Mackin, C. Schlatt. 1st row: C. Zilisch, L. Mintz. D. Blars.

Pom Pon Squad {1-r) 4th row: K. delaVan. 3rd row: M. Miller. A. Baxter. 2nd row . C. Kahn , A . Blanchard. J. Davis. 1st row T Rosado, A. Lilly, A Grow. B Forden. Not prctured. Advrsor J Lilly

Cross Country (1-r) 3rd row : B. Cangson. R. Tye. J. Ella. A. Schmitz-Kohlitz. A. Danner. 2nd row: P. Bartell, P. lrvrne, M. Blanchard, S. Bodenner. E. Sandblom. A. Kammer. 1st row路 Mgr. B. Srmpson. K. Salak . A. Kammer. E. Brownell. Not prctured: D Cronrn. Coach B Hunter

Varsity Volleyball (1-r) 5th row . N. Chantrachirathurnrong. T Posnanski. 4th row 路 P MacGregor. Coach C Sanborn . B N1elsen. 3rd row. J. Bond . Mgr. A. Hunter. M. Hebl 2nd row B Forden. A. Costas. P Harnb. M. Willrs. 1st row : T. Cummings. R. Forrest. Not prctured Mgr C Nelson

J. V. Volleyball (1.-r.) 4th row : J. Hecht. S. Buchta. S. Anderson . H. Kush . C. Chiaro. J. Bissell. 3rd row· T. Schraufnagel. M. Doll . Mgr. B. Palaia . Coach D. Goodman. R. Eliason. J Davis. 2nd row: T. Curtis. Mgr. T. Whiting. C. Schtaff. P. Hoffman. A . F1sher . 1st row: A. Rosenberger. J. DuBose. K. Brochhausen. L. Dorsey. Not pictured· D. Blais. K. Coyle. E. Schulte. R. Hoover.

Varsity Field Hockey (1 -r.) 3rd row: S. Hochholzer. J. Sher1dan. R. Dahir. K. delaVan. M. Liedtke. S. Neely. 2nd row: M. Hale. K. Adamany. Coach S. H1dde. Coach D. Alpaugh . P. Drymalsk1 . M. Pyatt 1st row: Mgr. S. Refetoff. L. Grantz. S. Hartig. L. Bissell. J . Rogers . L. Moore. Mgr. J. Brown

J. V. Field Hockey (1. -r.) 3rd row· L. Lundqu1st. J. Lambros. A . Foster. K. Riley. D. Bubonov1ch. 2nd row · Coach D. Alpaugh. L . Willman . L. Bradbury. S. Ewing . K Deitrick . Coach S. Hidde 1st row: N Hakim. Mgr. S. Refet off . L Hessler.

Varsity Football (I -r l 6th row: T Pflum. P Condon. M. Mercado. T. Meagher 5th row : P. Yoon. J Kas ten. S Posnansk 1. M H1ckey. T Oua1d. S Sweeting. R Gibson. 4th row J. Hel bllny. Coach W Sharpe. Coach S L1dd1coat. Tra1ner B Luebke. Coach B Darn . Coach K Boucher . K. Neyestan1 3rd row : J Conley. K. Koranda . B. Angeletti. Coach S. Sharpe. Coach D. Scherer . P Sw1talla. J . Syverud. A . Ellis. 2nd row· G. Aylesworth . B Hotmar . B. Kasper. J. Sturm. J. Brandt. 1st row: J. Spr1ny . T. Kruse. D Lee. M Turner. Not p1ctured· Mgr. J. So rnpel. Mgr. S We1sz .

J.V. Football (1.-r.) 5th row: T. Pflum, M. Mercado, D. Miller. 4th row: T. Scheetz, B. Doyle, J. Fakes, T. Quaid, T. Abu-Osba, R. Gibson. 3rd row: W. Gunnels, K. Keyser, P. Sw1talla. Coach D Scherer. Coach K. Boucher. J. Bradley, J. Helbling. 2nd row: S. An sell, M. N' Diaye, J. Brandt. T. Kruse, C. Litschauer. Mgr. N. Stricklin. 1st row: J. Scherb. C. Hutchins.

Golf (1.-r) 3rd row: C. Zahed, B. Olson. D. Britigan, M. Johnson. 2nd row: J. Mattson. S. Kolpin , C. Klee. Coach J. Miller. J. Sweeterman, T. Bartell. D. Dries. 1st row: A. Buchta , N. Mottl, M. Pring, B. Nix, T. Claudon. Not pictured: J. Smith, D. Lu1ck . Coach J. Borrud.

Ice Hockey (1. -r.) 4th row: J. Ella, M. Johnson. Y. Kim, Y. Atiyeh. 3rd row: B. Doyle. B. Olson. M Rogers. B. Duffy. M. Bowman. 2nd row: Mgr. J. Sheridan. D. Phillips, B. Kind1g, Coach S. Frieze. Coach B. Bedford. R. Turner, M. Hickey, C. Nelson. 1st row: C. Zahed, C. Conley. B. Ellis, C. Hutchins. S. Tu. A. Kramer , J. Parker. J. Toland. Not pictured: A. Wirtz. P. Irvine, Mgr. B. Simpson. Mgr. L. Bissell. Mgr. Sarah Neely, Coach K. Boucher.

Ski Team (1.-r.) 3rd row: J. Bemis, B. Palaia, F. Wilke, " wandering " J. Ella, S. Kolpin , J. Pugh, T Scheetz. J. Scherb. E. Sandblom. F. Van Straelen, G. Slater. D. Schroeder. J. Sweeterrnan, D. Cronin. 2nd row : Coach D. Kasper. H. Vaughan. P. Kilen. C. Whiteside. C. Wilson, C. Minkel. J. Helbling, J. Kasten, G. Aylesworth. C. Wene. P. Johnson. S. Kasten. J. Stechmann. T. Whiting, Coach K. Petersen 1st row : Coach D. Alpaugh. U. Samadani, B. Smith, S. Refetoff. L. Bradbury. L. Krelitz. H. Yore, J. Richards. R. Eliason, J. DuBose. A. Eskritt. B. Nielsen. M. Pyott. L. Grantz. B. Britton, Coach G. Cobb. Not pictured: J. Syverud. J. Woodward.

Varsity Soccer (1.-r.) 4th row: M. VanHaren, Y. Atiyeh, J. DeVine. J. Pugh. S. Miley, Y. Kim. 3rd row: J. Langendorf. M. Neuser . Coach G. Cobb, C. Minkel, Coach J. Veling. S. Kasten, J. Toland. 2nd row: Mgr. B. Sill, P. Johnson, S. Peck. P. Kilen. M. Rogers. D. Phillips, S. Jenk1ns. Mgr. S. Mackin, 1st row: C. Wene. T. Keating, P. Mammen. J. ShaJii, B. Ellis. D. Chimenti. Not pictured: M. Bowman, Mgr. C. Erlin.

J.V. Soccer (1.-r.) 3rd row: J. Stechmann. L. Atiyeh, F. Wilke, J. Drum. B. Kindig, 2nd row: T. Thompson, A. Kramer. C. Goetsch, Coach N. Rutstein, Coach S. Frieze, T. Briggs, G.Slater. B. O'Neal. 1st row: S. Tu. J. Rice, C. Bittner. C. Whiteside. R. Lameu. T. Kim. P. Utley. Not pictured: J. Blochowiak. H. Palmer. J. Parker. Mgr. J. Rozum, Mgr. T. Doll. M. Hammond.

Girls' Swimming (1.-r.) 3rd row: S. Barss, M. Neuser. L. Snell, A. Lilly, S. Goddard. 2nd row: A. Baxter, H. Bredlau, U. Samadani, Coach D. Neumann, 1st row: K. Olson, A. Blanchard, H. Yore. K. Davis. Not pictured : Mgr. M. Chute, A. Grow. J. Woodward

Varsity Tennis (1.-r.) 3rd row: A. Samadani. K. Nesbitt. A. Eskritt. J. Fakes. Coach B. Ellis, 2nd row : N. Neuser. M. Miller, J. Rogers. J. Richards. D. Neumeyer, L. Mintz. 1st row: S. Westra, C. Peters, Not pictured: Mgr. J. McCool.

J.V. Tennis (1. -r.) 3rd row: Coach B. Ellis, J. Crays, B. Smith, M. Scherb, S. Rheaume, L. Nag le. L. Siemon. R. Britton, J. Martin. 2nd row: E. Carey, C. Kahn, R. Molina, Mgr. C. Wilson. Mgr. C. Conley, Mgr. W. White, J. Katzka, M. Merrie. 1st row: C. Zilish. B. Suh, J . Dixon, K.. Sorensen, C. Jaskulek. Not pictured: T. Rosado .

Fencing (1.-r.) Mgr. C. Gillen. T. Thompson. B. Murray, R. Atalla, M. KUmm, A . Pizarro, Coach V. Sampan, P. Verhage, H. Hjort. J . Muehl, E. Whang, Not pictured: K. Kraemer.

Wrestling (1.-r.) 3rd row: T. Bartell, B. Angeletti, S. Posr1anski, K. Koranda, 2nd row: R. Molina. S. Ansell, Coach S. Sharpe, Trainer B. Luebke, Coach B. Giesick, J. Brandt, D. Lee, 1st row: P. Bartell, S. Weisz, M. Blanchard, Mgr. D. Bubonovich, M. Turner, J. Sompel, B. O' Neal. Not pictured: E. Brownell. Mgr. K. Davis, B. Kasper, Mgr. D. Neumeyer, T. Quaid.

Clubs

Library Committee, Thespians, Varsity Club, & Foreign Students

(1.-r.) N. Rutstein, B. Dohmann, E. Seighman, S. Liddicoat, R. Schantz. Not pictured: S. Peck

(1.-r.) 3rd row: R. Forrest, J. Tolland, L. Siemon. 2nd row: A. Costas, C. Gillen, D. Alpaugh, 1st row: S. Goddard, S. Barss, P. Hamb, Not pictured: R. Atalla, J. Bond, J. Sheridan, M. Van Haren, J. Woodward.

Varsltl Club

(1.-r.) 4th row: M. Hale, S. Goddard, P. Hamb, R. Forrest, J. Richards, K. deLaVan, 3rd row: A. Costas, E. Hoving, D. Alpaugh, M. KUmm. 2nd row: S. Hartig. J. Rogers. M. Willis, tst row: L. Moore, N. Neuse<, K. Nesbitt.

Foreign Students

(1.-r.) 3rd row: J. Langendort, 2nd row: N. Chantrachirathumrorng, A. Schm~z-Kohlitz. J. Brown, J. Katzka, M. Neuser, J. Helbling, C. Jaskulek, Y. Atlyeh. tst row: M. KUmm, E. Schulte, M. Neuser, Not pictured: L. Atlyeh, D. Bhalodia, B. Britton, K. Brochhausen, D. Bubonovlch, M. Chute, A Costas, T. Doll. A. Ellis, N. Hakim, M. Hale, T. Kim, Y. Kim, A. Kramer, D. Lee, M. N' Diaye, N. Neuser, S. Peck, A. Pizzaro, J. Pizzaro, J. Pugh, A. Rosenberger, J. Shajil, L. Snell, P. Yoon.

Top right: Kate Nesbitt and Jenny Rogers, exhibit their school spirit, while selling for Varsity Club on Alumni Weekend. Top right: The members of the Thespian Troupe (1.-r.) Jennifer Sheridan, Ms. Terri Griffiths, Mark VanHaren. Rowan Atalla. Jill Bond, and Jennifer Woodward are initiated for the 198586 year. Center right: President of the Thespian Troupe, Chris Gillen encourages Wayland Students to buy subs on Sub Night in the Union . Above: Pleshette Hamb, an active member of the Thespians, paints a face for Project Witches, 1985.

Academic Affairs, Personnel & Student Activities Committees

Clubs

(1.-r.} S. Frieze, R. Van Haren, F. Schlicher, N. Ellis, L. Moore, E. Khreish. Not pictured: J. Lilly, J. Sturm, M. Rogers.

Personnel

(1.-r.) M. Schneider, M. Gagnon, W. Peck, D. Alpaugh, J . Lennartz, F. Schlicher, J. Crow.

Student Activities

Top left: Student Activities Committee member Asma Samadani writes down her thoughts on the new Union ideas. Top right : Personnel Committee members Mr. Peck, Mr. Schneider, Mrs. Gagnon, Mr. Schlicher, and Mr. Crow discuss what wil l happen at the next Personnel Committee members Mr. Peck, Mr. Schneider. Mrs. Gagnon, Mr. Schliche r, and Mr. Crow discuss what will happen at the next Personnel Committee meeting. Above: Smurf gals Riche ll e Eliason and Renee Forrest hang out with bride Kristine Boucher and Rainbow Brite Betsy Boucher.

(1. -r.) 3rd row: A. Eskrltt, S. Neely, K. Nesbitt, J, Bissell, A. Blanchard. 2nd row: S. Refetoff, A. Forrest, A. Samadanl. 1st row: P. MacGrager, L. Bissell. Not pictured: M. Hickey, V. Samadanl, E. Sandblorn, A. Grow.

Chapel Committee, Peace Group, Choir, Jazz Band

(1.-r.): P. MacGregor, S. Barss. J. Bond. M. KUmm. Not pictured: P. Hamb. J. Davis, J. Woodward.

Peace Group

(1.-r.) 2nd row: M. KUmm, S. Barss, Rev. Frieze, E. Hoving, P. Hamb. 1st row: J . Davis. M. Pyott, J. Woodward. Not pictured: P. MacGregor. M. Hebl, J. Bond. S. Goddard.

Choir

(1.-r.) 2nd row: M. VanHaren. B. Cangson, P. Verhage, C. Gillen, Mr. Peck, 1st row: J. Fakes, S. Ewing, M. KUmm, C. Zlllsch, J. Brown. Not pictured: D. Blais.

Jazz Band

(1.-r.) 2nd row: N. Mottl, M. VanHaren, J.B. Langendorf, J . Sturm, C. Kahn. tst row: H. Bredlau. A. Baxter, T. Claudon, L. Siemon, B. Britton, A. Buchta. Not pictured: K. Neyestani.

Top: Marianne Pyott wonders how she will get down in ti me for a Peace Group meeti ng. Above left : Micky Kumm is happy to be in so many organizati ons. A bove right : Pleshette Hamb loves being a member of the Gold Key Society.

Student Government, Judicial Committee, Admissions-Gold Key Society

Clubs Student Government

(1. -r.) 3rd row: A. Eliason. H. Vaughan, S. Goddard, J. Sturm, J. Toland. 2nd row: T. Posnanskl, D. Phillips. J. Bradley. 1st row: A. Eskritt. Not pictured: K. Keyser. T. Briggs. M. Neuser.

Judicial Committee

(1.-r.) 3rd row: A. Eliason, J. Fakes. Mr. Patterson. Mrs. Peck, Mr. Bedford. 2nd row: L. Moore, C. Klee, J. Bond, Ms. Petersen, M. Pyott. H. Vaughan. P. Mammen. 1st row: R. Forrest. J. Rogers, P. Hamb. J. Davis, S. Barss. Not pictured: Ms. Hidde, Mr. Kasper, S. Hartig, S. Peck, A. Wirtz, B. Olson, S. Sweeting, A. Gibson, L.

Snell, P. SWltalla.

Admissions-Gold Key Society

Top: Jim Davis hopes he never has to sit before a J.C. Center left: Jenny Rogers works hard on the yearbook, along with all of her other committee responsibilit ies. Center right: J.B. Langendorf, John Sturm, and Amy Baxter practice. Above : Pradeep Mammen is abou t to be eaten by the plant, prior to a J.C.

(1.-r.) 4th row: Mr. Peterson. Mr. Hunter. 3rd row: A. Samadani, M. VanHaren. H. Bredlau, A. Forrest, K. Nesbitt, P. Mammen. 2nd row: C. Minkel, D. Phillips, P. Hamb, P. Drymalskl, H. Vaughan. tst row: J. Rogers. M. Neuser. Not pictured: M. Hickey. T. Cummings, D. Brltlgan, M. Rogers, C. Wilson. N. Neuser. J. Helbling, J. Toland. S. Hartig, S. Anderson. J. Bemis, A. Blanchard. J. Downey. P. MacGregor, B. Olson, M. Willis. J. Wood ward. K. Adamany. Mr. McNulty.

Union Proctors

Union Proctors, Dorm Proctors, Prefects, Student Affairs Committee

(1.-r.) 3rd row: T. Meagher, S. Goddard, J . Sturm. S. Neely. S. Posnanski. 2nd row: T. Cummings, J. Rogers. L BisSell, R. Forrest. s. Sweeting. 1st row: M. Turner, P. Hamb. Not pictured: A. Costas. J. Bemis. J. Richards.

Dorm Proctors

(1.-r.) 4th row: E. Hoving, M. Hale, S. Goddard, J. Sturm, S. Hartig, K. Nesbitt. 3rd row: K. Adamany, P. MacGregor. P. Ham b. N. Neuser, P. Yoon. 2nd row: T. Cummings, R. Forrest. D. Phillips, S. Sweeting, D. Lee. 1st row: L. Moore, R. Eliason. S. Barss, J. Helbling, C. Minkel, J. Sornpel. Not pictured: M. Pring, R. Atalla, J. Drum. D. Cronin, M. Chute, J. Downey, J. Woodward. D. Asher. D. Bhalodla, A. Pizarro. E. Brownell. A. Danner, T. Kruse, A. Ellis, G. Aylesworlh, M. Rogers, P. Johnson, J. Mattson, M. Neuser. T. Claudon, B. Olson.

Prefects

(1.-r.) 2nd row: P. Mammen, H. Vaughan, S. Peck. 1st row: J. Bond, P. Hamb, S. Hartig, L. Moore. Not ~;>ictured : A. Wirtz.

Student Affairs

(1.-r.) 2nd row: Mr. Clay, J. Toland, Mr. Cobb. 1st row: Mrs. Koehne, H. Vaughan, P. Hamb. Not pictured: Mr. Bouchar, Ms. Schrader, Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Schwelel.

Top: Proctors Angel Pizarro and Dhiren Bhalodia discuss with John Ella the news of the day. Center: The Wayland Hall proctors pretend they are at Wayland Hall. Above left: Prefect Arthur Wirtz is shocked to see his name in the paper. Above righ:: Jill Bond, senior prefect. struggles to write with a broken finger.

The Many Faces Of Committee Members Top left: Scott Posnanski, Ron Larrieu, and Kevan Neyestani: the " real " men on campus. Top right : Jenny Rogers proctors the Union, while Tiffany Cummings and Chris Minkel are lost in academ ia. Center right: James Toland and Mike Neuser voice th eir opinion at a class meeting , while Richelle Eliason remains oblivious to the situation. Bottom left : John Mattson shows his serious side. Bottom right: Jennifer Woodward asks Jill Bond for a dance.

Traditions

Spirit Week

A Week Of Festivities

This year Spirit Week brought out the true spirit in many students. During the week they dressed up for Clash Day, Celebrity Day, and Red and White Day. On Celebrity Day, one could see such stars as Madonna, Buckwheat and the Esprit victims. The parents were entertained by the skits put on by each class at the Pep Rally on Friday night. The students seemed to express their excitement as well as their spirit. This carefree spirit of fun and frolic in the fall leaves was soon to be replaced by the more serious atmosphere of Parent-TeacherMentor conferences.

Spirit

Week

Opposite page: Laura Bissell and Adrienne Costas enjoy Spirit Week in their own way. Top: Kiri Erlin shows the world how Madonna dresses. Center left: Deadhead Kate Nesbitt thinks Spirit Week is groovy! Center right: Brad Angeletti, Jennifer Woodward and John DeVine unveil their spirit by dressing up as Rocky, Boy George and Grace Jones. Bottom left: Rowan Atalla, how are you dressed up for Celebrity Day? Bottom right : Kiss stars, Renee Forrest and Tiffany Cummings make plans to sing at the annual Wayland Lessons and Carols.

Parents' Weekend Continue

The Parents Arrive Enthusiastic students and parents could be found everywhere on Parents' Weekend. During most of the weekend, students participated in various sports events, a casual barbecue, a music recital, and a college fair. Saturday night at the Spirit Week Dance, the students and parents 'boogied till they blistered.'

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Opposite page: As Andy Kramer and John Sturm show their approval of the Freshman Class float . Kevan Neyestani gives thumbs up. Top: Parents in conference. Center left: Jenny Hecht devours her ice cream cone. as Stacey Buchta smiles for the camera. Center right: Mario Doll and John Bradley watch over Stephanie Barss attempting not to poke Brian Duffy with the pin. Bottom left: Another fine performance by Bomy Suh. Bottom right : The Spirit Week Court (1 .-r.) Michelle Neuser. Jeb Scherb, Mario Doll. John Bradley. Stephanie Barss. Brian Duffy. Giles Aylesworth, Marya Willis. Joey Sompel and Lucy Grantz.

Final Thoughts About Parents' Weekend

Once again, Fall Parents' Weekend came to an end, and most of the students of Wayland Academy sat back and congratulated themselves on yet another job well done in academics. Some of the students, at this point, continued trying to achieve their set goals, while others decided to set new sights for themselves. Only a moment could be spared, however, for contemplation. Then the rush was on to do Monday's homework.

Powder Puff Football

Opposite page: Amy Baxter takes a break alter Fall Parents' Weekend. Top: Lisa Bradbury says, " Tell me where all the fun is." Center left: The winning team: Third row (1.-r.) Sarah Goddard, Suzi Rheaume, Lia Dorsey, Doreen Bubonovich, Heather Kush, Katy delaVan, Jennifer Bissell, Paula MacGregor, Adrienne Costas, Sarah Hochholzer; Second row (1.-r.) Laura Bissell, Sarah Neely, Serena Hartig; First row (1.-r.) Mike Turner, John Sturm, Don _Lee, Joey Sompel. Center right: While Sarah Neely looks on, Mr. Cobb asks Micky Kumm, " What kind of lense is that?" Bottom left: Don Lee and Sarah Neely congratulate each other after the game. Bottom center: Lisa Bradbury and Courtney Wene are having fun just being spectators.

Everyday Is Halloween At Wayland

Many Halloween festivities took place this year. One night, there was a pumpkin carving contest in the dining hall. There was also, of course, a costume party I dance held in the Union. The next night was Horror Movie Night: Did students seem to miss Trickor-Treating? Everyone loves to go from house to house in costume, collecting candy; however, the students enjoyed the various activities on campus. Uzma Samadani said, "It is a unique time of the year at Wayland because students can finally reveal their true personalities. II

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Halloween

Opposite page: Chris Bittner and Charles Nelson are trying to look like their pumpkins. Top: A cat is trying to look like Sarah Neely. Center left: Abe Edlin works intently on his pumpkin. Center right : Adrienne Costas puts her face on before the dance. Left: Jim Pugh, Chris Minkel, Mike Neuser. Peter Johnson , Jerry Helbling, Dave Phillips, and Pradeep Mammen contemplate pumpkins for dessert. Above: Mike Turner and Scott Posnanski work diligently on their carving.

Special Moments: The Guiding Light Of The Holidays

The holidays are special moments at Wayland. Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners were prepared especially well by Dave Scherer and the SAGA crew this year. Trees were trimmed and parties were held in the dorms. Probably the most dramatic "special moment" of the season was the Festival of Lessons and Carols. The Chapel was trimmed and candles were lighted before the ceremony. Faculty members and students, alike, participated in this religious service. In the midst of their busy academic schedules, everyone paused for a moment to reflect on Christmases past, and think about the true meaning of Christmas present.

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Opposite page: Reverend Frieze gives his opening prayer at the Festival of Lessons and Carols, while his guardian angel watches. Top: Chris Bittner and Clint Wilson wish us a Merry Christmas. Center left: Mr. Staley, Mrs. Koehne and Reverend Frieze give us their blessings. Center right: Asma Samadani, Stacey Westra, Jennifer Woodward and Kira Salak comprise an orchestra of angels. Bottom left: Robin Dahir unmasks Old Man Winter as Jodi Brown and Lot watch. Bottom center: Sarah Goddard and Tami Posnanski play in the handbell choir.

Student Faces

The Seniors At Play Top left: Young Kim still isn't afraid to flash a smile! Top center: Pleshette Hamb, Jill Bond, and John Ella admire the many faces of Howard Vaughan. Top right: Adrienne Costas is pacified while the cookies bake. Center left: Derek Chimenti and Steve Jenkins are stunned, when Arthur Wirtz accidentally activates the shutter release. Bottom left: Nostalgia sets in on Laura Bissell and Pleshette Hamb. Bottom right: Brad Ellis and Jenni Woodward are guarded by two savage beasts.

ISenior Karrie Adamany - I dreamed I had to take a test at a Dairy Queen, on another planet. Nobody loves you but your mother -and she might be jivin' . (It's this kind of torture that other humans do to these kinds of humans.) - BIRD: The whole earth is in jail and we' re plotting this incredible

jailbreak ..

Rowan Atalla - THE STORY THUS FAR . 路 In the beginning, the universe was created. This has made a lot of people angry, and is widely regarded as a bad move. -Douglas Adams - The Hitchikers' Guide to the Galaxy is a wholly remarkable book. -also Douglas Adams - EARTH: mostly harmless. Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy

Portraits I David Asher - Threatened institutions, while they are still powerfull, seek to instill a respect for their own excellence in the malleable minds of the young. As for the children themselves. they are not considered; they are

merely pushed in whatever expedient direction by their educators. If the children themselves were considered, education would aim at teaching them to think for themselves, not at making them think what their teachers think. Education as a political weapon could not exist if we respected the rights of children; nevertheless education as a political institution endeavors to form habits and circumscribe knowledge in such a way as to make one set of opinions inevitable. - Russell, on education

Yasar Atiyeh - " I am wiser than this man. tor

neither of us appear to know anything great and good: but he fancies he knows something. although he knows nothing. whereas I, I do not know anything, so I do not fancy I do." Socrates - Life is like a foosball game. right Mike? You either make it or you

don't. - Special thanks to Giles. Dave, and Mr. Lennartz - Hey Mike, you wanna do me a favor ?

Stephanie Barss - Mom and Dad - what wonderful parents you've been. Thanks for the opportunities. I love you!! My advice: think positively and develop a burning desire to succeed. Hey! Spuds - Thanks and best of luck! Dan and family - lots of gratitude and a whole bunch of love! Marianne, what about that lettuce?

" Vive Evergreen!"

Jason Bemis - When you can see through people. it may sometimes (hopefully not many) . hurt. But when y ou can see. you know! So your earnest altruistic attitude

cannot be abused. THe thE

Dhiren Bhalodia Everything looks fine to the naked eye. bu t things don' t really happen that way at all. - Pete Townshend

Laura Bissell "I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together ... " Beatles Sarah - what can I say? Watch out for those killer water-bears and you'll be great. 'cause I love ya! B.H. - Man. don't even change

J.B.- You're the one and only.

Jill Bond 1. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. 2. Aids: FARANG!!: P.H.: Liza. Liza

David Britigan Life is hard and giving up is easy, bul the rewa rds of hard work only make life easier! Thanks, Mom. Dad. and J.W.

3. C.G.: That' s O.K. They dried out after I put them in the oven . 4 . Lot: remember peanut butter!

5. Thanks to everybody. Seriously. 6. Ma and Pa: I love you.

Rebeca Britton Don' t walk in front of me, I may not

follow. Don't wa lk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my fr iend.

SN, LB. SR. JB, CH. S. SPUDS. GA. MT. NN. and anyone else who 1 may have missed, thanks for making

this a great year. -Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. I love you!

Jodi Brown - "Did you ever have a secret yearning? Don't you know it could come true? Now's the time to set your wheels turning , to open up your life tor

you." - " You can always trust your inner

feelings 'cause they always tell the truth." - Scorpions - 路路A veces me pierdo; no se don de estoy. Un dia aparezco en el media del Gran Canon, Transmigracion ." 路

Alaska. - ACI my love and thanks to Paul, Mic. Lot, Ro, Buck. Deb, Mom, Dad, Jeff. Rufus. Diane. R.C., J.B.. J.B., D.B.. S.H., J.M., J.S.. J.S.. C.Z.. W.H.. Mr. C. Rev. F. Ms. H. Mr. K, Mr. S. Ms. S, E.V.H., E.G.. A.R.. Beth and Rudi. Mr. L. Mr. P. Mr. P, Mrs. K. I'll remember you always.

Nawarat Chantrachirathumrong

Murray Chute Knowledge is the essence of man. Using it wisely gains man access to a key that can open many more

Derek Chimenti "Life ... what a trip." • Roo "Yow! " • Derek Chimenti July 10, 1983 I.L.U, EM!!! • Forever!

John Clark Every time you think you can jump the

hurdle, somebody raises it. • Thanks Mom and Dad.

doors. each leading to a progressive future beyond, a future that can offer a destiny of potential.

Adrienne Costas • "Not only cripples have a need for crutches' ' - Boomtown Rats -LB + SN (V.U.) Valentine; keep the past behind but never forget the memories. - JB put pasa thai di nit nay I Lot (few) Khun-thai/• • B.O. LYA thanks • - JS the best th ings in life come in

small packages (1st-12th WOW!) • JH thanks for being my friend I • •MM. DP. CP-LYLASA + F (DK lives on!) - Mom and Dad: I wouldn't have wanted it any other way • thanks for being everything I want for

myself. (I love you M, D, + L) - Thanks Mr. Palm ... I made it -

Robin Dahir Dans mes reves j'entends une voix qui me dit "Ne souHre pas." Ouel dommage mon

arne n'est pas de pierre. Mais les voix de mes fantomes ne connaissent pas le douleur de 'L'homme. Dans un monde plein de neant meme les promesses sont du vent. Et solei! parfois se perd dans les nuages.

James Davis "Are you going to be in my dreams

tonight ?" - The Beatles "Nuclear weapons can wipe out life on Earth, if used properly" - David Burns S.G. - Snap out of it.

Jennifer Downey .. Winter. Spring , Summer or Fall, all

you have to do is call and I'll be there . .. You've got a friend." - James

Taylor I love you, Spuds. Thanks Mom and Dad.

Brian Duffy ''I' ve paid my dues, time after time. I've done my sentence. but committed

no crime. And bad mistakes. I' ve made a few. I' ve ha d my share of sa d kicks in my face, but I' ve come through." - Queen '' No one knows what it's like to feel

th ese leelings like I do, an d I blame you ... - Behind Blue Eyes I The Who Thanks Wayland. t can make it now. Thanks Mom and Dad lor the opp ortu nit y.

Kathleen deLaVan My friends and teachers at Wayland have been my bridge over troubled water. Special thanks to Mom and Dad. Mrs. D. Bean. Jenn, P.M., T.M., M.l ., Corey, Mr. V.H. for understanding my perspective. Thanks for making it possible, Mom and Dad. I'll always love you, Demps.

Paige Drymalski I don't know how long the good things in life will last. But I do know I shouldn't let them stay in the past. Life is made for people to fail , to learn, to succeed: The most one can do is to find a good life to lead. I thank you and love you all: Mom, Dad. SH. MH, LG, MP, JD. KA, NN, and BB. SPUDS forever.

Vincent J. Ella "Act only on that maxim through which you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law" Immanuel Kant. Thanks Mom and Dad.

Bradford Ellis " The greatest thing on earth, besides love, is to reward oneself for learning by learning more." -N.K.E.1 have been blessed with the greatest parents and brother on the face of this earth: thank you for everything. p.s. RT squared

Christopher Gillen '"I refuse to prove I exist'. says God, 'tor proof denies faith, and without faith, I am nothing' . 'Ah,' says Man. 'but the babel fish is a dead giveaway. It proves you exist, and therefore, you don' t! Q.E.D.' 'Oh, dear' says God, 'I hadn't thought of that.' and promptly disappears in a puff of logic. 'That was easy.'. says Man, and he goes on to prove that black is white, and gets killed at the next zebra crossing." 'Some More of God' s Biggest Mistakes' Thanx - Mom, Dad, S.G.. S.B., R.A. , A.E.. J.B.. L.S., Mr. S, and others.

Louie Goldring I'm a bum in the sun and I'm having fun, and you know I ain't got no special plans - Van Halen Thanks for all the great times ... A.B .â&#x20AC;˘ G.G.. S.P., M.S.. N.R. , N.A., H.K. , LEG, LS, and Tony Special thanks and love to mom and dad

Kiri Erlin "If the illusions are real, let them give you a ride ... let the good times rolll " -The Cars S. Gods - Thanks for everything - I' ll miss you and your advice! Don't forget the airport. the horse, T.P.. Kurtoffel, or the Cars. Turns - As Dorothy said to the scarecrow. I think I'll miss you most of all! D.L. -Never forget-N.A. and F.. . B.H., Turtle. P.C., D.B .. L.L., Beth, J.S.. Biss. Squeals, J.S., and Eri-you all have made this an experience I'll never forget! Lo, Karen - Thanks for being patient. Mom and Dad - I love you!

Sarah Goddard "Space is just a device used to keep everything from being in the same place." - Tom Robbins "If it's all In the wrist, then life Is merely a series of futile, uncoordinated, hand gestures." - Jim Davis Thanks CF + CH = C(F + H), Mr. Cobb, And MOM.

Lucy Grantz " They were innocent great apes, with limited means for doing mischief, which, in my opinion, is all that human beings were meant to do. Hi ho." - Kurt Vonnegut Bye SPUDS. Thanks Fam, love you. M.S.I.B.F.Y.L.P.B.

Michelle Hale We are the children of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; we have a right to be here. Whatever our labors and aspirations. in this noisy contusion of life, keep peace with our souls. With all it's shame, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful

world. Strive to be happy! - SPUDS thanks! P.O., L.G., J.D.. K.A., R.B., S.H., K.N.. N.N., M.P., S.B., and my D.boy! Love you Mom, Dad, and

Pleshette Hamb To Vivian, S.G., P.M., J.B., and the 5 in the class of '85: - Friends are hard to come by. Friends are hard to choose.

A real good friendship never dies Good friends you never lose.

- A ver y special thanks to my fam ily, Mr. V.. Diane, Mrs. P., Mrs. S.. B.H., S.P., D.B., L.D., R.G ., you ' ve all made the 4 years complete.

Mary. Thanks for the experiences!

Serena Hartig - "IMAGINE ... " - John lennon - To JS-Someday when I'm dreaming, deep ln love not a lot to say , then I will remember things we said today.

- PD-Just one adventure after another! (No Altoids-just bring the Skoal ... ) - LG. KA, MH-What'll it be - Vitesse or Nutella? - KN-Room 111, 2AM - BE THERE!!! - H- Life is funny

Sarah Hochholzer - Success depends on three things: who says it, what he says, and how he says it: and of these three th ings. how he says it is least important.

- Special thanks to all my friends. coaches, and teachers. You made my three years here worthwhile.

- Thanks for making me famous. L~a t her G~ks!

Brian Hotmar I've paid my dues. time after time. I've done my sentence, but committed no crime. And bad mistakes. I've made a few. I've had my share of sad kicks in

my lace, but I've come through. Queen. 路 Ski: We want to hear more.

- Turns: Spark it up dude! - Sturm: We had our times . - Laura: So long Ia the ducks. Thanks alot! - Thanks to you MOM and DAD.

Erika Hoving " The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed" Sebastian R. N. Chamfort - all my love to Rick and thank you to all the people who have brought a little bit of sunshine in my life. - I love you Mom!

- Peace to all!

Steven Jenkins "Come on over to our valley, where boys run free. Run through the lush green meadows IN YOUR SHORTS. Brother John will be your guide. In the summer of indescribable earthly delight." - The Suburbs - Derek, does it talk? - Thanks to: J.D., M.H.. K.J.. E.J., D.P.

Haakon (Paul) Kilen "Give them an inch, they take a yard. Give them a yard, they take a mile. Once a man. twice a child, and everything is just for a while." - Bob Marley

Christopher Klee " Yes there are two paths you can go

by. But in the long run there's still time to change the road you' re on ." - Led

Zeppelin - Thanks for being there P.H., B.K.. B.l., T.R. , S.P. Love you all forever.

William Kasper "Cruising down the center of a two-way street. wondering who is really in the

driver's sea t. Minding my business. along comes big brother. Said 'Brother, you better get on one side or the

other.' I'm out on the border. I'm out on the line. Don't you tell me about your law and order. l' tn trying to change this one of two minds." Eagl2s - RT - 10/19/86 - "Ba Ba Ba da That' s all folks"

Young Kim "Nothing is impossible" - Napoleon - I hope everyone succeeds in the future. I'd like to keep In touch with you and see you soon with your big smiles. I'm going to miss you and love you, J.E.. J.R., S.P., D.B.. A.W.. A.P.. B.D.. H.V., D.A.

Michelle Kumm - "Ni tu ni nadie puede cambiarme. Mil companas suenan en mi corazon ." " Es

ya de noche vamos a salir. Ya sabes donde tenemos que ir." - Alaska - A giant field of doors, they all lead to another place. Forget all your chores. Choose and disappear without a trace. Thanks Schneidy for the Future Semlconditionally Modified Subinverted Plural Past Subjunctive Intentional and yourself y Carne, Huesos y tu para siempre. AWHFY . . DB? - Intense love to: Ro. Jo, Lot, Buck. Paul, Deb, B.J.. B.M.. BMW, "squid", D.B.. P.C., P.M.. J.B., J.B.. Rev. F. Rudi + Belh, Rufus, Finn, Crom, Dune, " Dutch and the Labs", Monsieur, Mr. P, Ms. S, D.W.. Diane, R.C., Mr. P, Mr. L, Mr. S.

Donald Lee Heaven and Hell must complement one

another. because you go through one to get to the other. Special thanks to: J.S., S.N., M.T.. A.l.P., s.v.. and the rest of the gang for making it worthwhile.

John Lofberg

Marty Liedtke Let me be all they ever dreamed of loveliness and laughter. Veil their eyes a bit because there are so many flaws: somehow please let them see only the success I long to be. Thanx Mom and Dad - I love you! Thanx to all my Wayland teachers for boosting my self-confidence so very much (especially Mr. K). Thanx to H. H.. J.N.. D.L. . and J.R. . for making me laugh instead of cry.

David Luick " Well you didn't wake up this morning because you didn't go to bed. You were watching the whites of your eyes turn red. The calendar on your wall is

taking the days. You've been reading some old letters. You smile and think how much you've changed.

All the money in the world couldn't buy back those days." - THe thE

Paula MacGregor Don't put off today what you can do tomorrow because one day there will be no tomorrow and you will have missed out on a lot. Thanks a lot Mom, Dad, Mr. K, and Diane LM - Watch out for dogs. PH - We'll always be a cookie. PH - Watch those elbows. Ms W. - Good luck next year, everything has turned out great.

Pradeep Mammen "The sufficiency of my merit is to know that my merit iS not sufficient." -

Augustine P.S. What/ have accomplished here at Wayland I could not have done without the support of my family. my teachers. my friends. and the Class of '86! Thanks again.

James McCool " When I lhink of the troubles lakin' peoples' time. How they're in a hurry with complicated minds chasin after

money, dreams that can't turn true. Your life could be so different. There's better things to do. Don' t ever plan your future, just one way to get through." - Lords of New Church Rise Above American Youth Report Thanks Mom and Dad

Terence Meagher " In the days we sweat 11 out in the street of a runaway American dream. At n1ght we nde through mansions of

glory 1n suicide machines. Babe, we were born to run ." - Bruce Springsteen

- Thanks Mom and Dad - I love you. - S.G. + D.A Thanks for everything slay cool - T - WWHIVS INFY. SAM. Mr. Ed says h1 INLBRWUB, BWGTI + SLEO. ll Y lAW. - Hey Hotmar - take care: Joe - you 're

insane: Sturm - meow!

Dan Miller

Laura Moore " I never let schoohng interfere with my educat1on" - Mark Twa1n

Nathan Mottl " All day long I think of things, but nothing seems to satisfy. I think I'll lose my mind if I don't find something to gratify." - Black Sabbath (Paranoid)

Sarah Neely " It' s been such a long lime. I think I should be going. T1me doesn't wait for

me, It keeps on rolhng . Sail out . on a d1stant highway. I' ve got to keep on chas1ng a dream. I've got to do it my

way ." - Boston - Thanx Mom, Dad. Jake, and Mr. Cobb. I made 11 . - Laura - forever remember room 109.

love ya. - Thanx B.B. B.H. D.T.D.S. D & J . and SPUDS - Hey Lou - You owe me th1rty dollars! A.C . - V.U .. remember the t1mes.

Katheri ne J. Nesbitt 路 To try - is to risk failure. - To express feeling - is to risk exposing you r true self. - To Jove - 1s to risk not being loved in return . - But - risks must be ta ken because the greatest hazzard in life is to risk nothing at alt. - Mom and Dad - thanks for the oppOrtunity. John- time owes us one! - We did it. Kim! A tribute to the SPUDS. - MON- remember. Mr. P.- PMA!

Steven Peck - " They say that it's a carousel sp1nn1ng fas1. You' ve got to ride it well. The world is full of Kings and Queen s who blind your eyes and steal yo ur dreams. It's Heaven and Hell. " - Black Sabbath

Scott Posnanski - "" Afoot and tight-hearted. I take to the open road . healthy, free, the world before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose." - lb. Song of the Open Road - P.S. - I would like to give recognition to people who made it all possible, my parents, C.K. . M.W., L.M ., H.M.

Nicole Neuser - "More and more, I appreciate the 3 yea rs I've spent at Wayland, but more importantly, the great friendships I've developed with the people who have recognized and appreciated who I am. Thanks, to aH those who have made my life at Wayland so enjoyable." - P.S. Jill, thank you for everything, I'll miss you next yea r. - P.S.S. Mike and Michele. remember I love you!

Angel Pizarro - " The lover o f life is not the sinner: and the ending is just the beginning; and the closer you get to the meaning, the sooner you know that you're dreaming .. . " - Ronnie James Dio

Marianne Pyott - " If you believe in jus tice. and if you believe in freedom, let a man live his own life. Rules and regula tions: who needs them? Throw them out the door. Somehow, people must be free. I hope the day comes soon " - CSNY - 1 love you, Mom and Dad. - BAFADABABIDAFI SPUDS!- PEACE - I'll be dancing in the moonlight with the Doc Da Man. Fare ye well.

James Richards "Act in such a way that you always treat humanity, whether in your own person. or In the person of any other, never simply as a means, but always, at the same time, as an end." - Kant

Nicholas Rumsfeld - ''W1th every k1ck 1n the face and

every hurdle you pass. the rewards get greater " - THe thE - " It takes a lot of time to push away the nonsense "-Talk•ng Heads

- "There's a mlll1on thmgs to do." S1mple M1nds

- Thanks Mom and Dad

Javad Shajii - "When you are down and things are getting rough and you don' t think you are going to make it, you gotta get mean, mad dog mean. Because if you don't, you neither live nor win." - "There is but one urge within me - to be free."

Jennifer Sheridan ~ "S hot the arrow from the circle at the apple on the tree from the garden that was Eden Strange the frwt 11 bears for me And the w1nd w1ll spread the fire and the ra1n w111 never fall . 1f no one reads the wnt1ng that's been wntten on

the wall " - D•llford and T1lbr ook - To B, A. C. S. J & J. and my soul SISter Scary ~ All my love and affect1on to James

forever ~ Mom to the future

Joseph Sompel • "Don' t think me unkind. Words are hard to find. They're only checks I've

left unsigned from the banks of chaos in my mind ... - Police - A.C .- It's not the first time we've said

"goodbye" . I hope it's not the last time we meet up with each other. (1st· 12th) - C.S.- Turn your head around and get it fa ced in the right direction. It doesn't matter what place or situation you're stuck in, it' s friends that make it great. To everybody - thanx - D.L.. A.P., M.T.. and Mom and Dad for the opportun ity.

John Sturm ~ I'm JUSt a fellow w1th a one·track m1nd · Whatever 1t IS I want

- I shall seek and I shall lind -The Roll1ng Stones · SH· I'll always remember - SKI· Details! Deta1ls!

- HOTS- AHO! AHO! AHO! - ANGEL- Here' s toG Grapl11cs! - ASHER- Allhough WayL1Ie IS a bll delusory , 11 has been d1dact1c

- OH! SMURF, how could I lorget you

John Syverud " I'm not expecting to grow flowers in a desert. But I can live and breathe and see the sun in wintertime ." - Stuart Adamson

- Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you.

Michael Turner "The future is but a question mark. Hangs above my head there in the dark. Can't see. for the brightness is staring me blind .

God bid yesterday .

Good~ye

"Bring on the night . . . I couldn't spend another hour of daylight. " Sting Thanx: Mom and Dad, D.L. , J.S, A.P., J.S., S.P., B.S., N.N., J.R., and a special thanx to K.O. and

S.R.

Richard Tye

Howard Vaughan

''Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." - Albert

" Well, I left my happy home, to see what I could find out. I left my folk and friends with the aim to

Einstein Thanks a lot, Erika!

clear my mind out. But sometimes you have to moan, when nothing

seems to suit you. but nevertheless you know you're locked towards

the future . So on and seconds tick the time so much left to know the road to find out. " Stevens

Spencer Weisz There never was a moment I wasn 't sure I would be someone who roamed the world. and when

the ti me was ready. so was I. Even though I may disappear, I know I will not be forgotten h8re. - Thanks for caring Papa P and

- Inspired by Peter Currell Brown's

book " Smallcreep's Day"

Arthur Wirtz

on I go, the out. There' s and I'm on - Cat

Senior Mock Elections

Juniors Bradley Angeletti Sam Ansell Giles Aylesworth Tom Bartell Amy Baxter Mark Bowman

Lisa Bradbury John Brandt Heather Bredlau Kerstin Brochhausen Eugene Brownell Stacey Buchta

Buck Cangson Caroline Chiaro Tim Claudon James Conley Karen Coyle Tiffany Cummings

Andrew Danner Kristina Deitrick John DeVine Tiffanne Doll Joshua Drum Richelle Eliason

Left: John Brandt, alias Dr. Ellis. Center: Sarah Ewing ponders the day's events. Right: Brad Angeletti can't believe he made it through Orientation.

Aime Ellis Sarah Ewing Britt Forden Renee Forrest Nadia Hakim Matthew Hammond

Mikki Hebl Jerry Helbling Matt Hickey Hans Hjort Peggy Hoffman Christine Jaskulek

Matthew Johnson Peter Johnson Charity Kahn John Kasten Sandy Kasten Jennifer Katzka

Tom Keating Lori Krelitz Tim Kruse Joy Lambros J. B. Langendorf Aimee Lilly

Crocker Litschauer Lauri Lundquist

Above: Richelle Eliason asks, " Is this picture going in the Yearbook?" Right: Aimee Lilly announces her arrival.

Sarah Mackin John Mattson Mike Mercado Steve Miley Michelle Miller Chris Minkel

Laurie Mintz Debbie Neumeyer Mike Neuser Brett Olson Hugh Palmer Jamie Parker

Ted Quaid Sofia Refetoff Suzi Rheaume Jill Richards Jennifer J. Rogers Jennifer L. Rogers

Juniors Juniors Together we have lived through good and bad; we will never forget the times we've had. We've had more laughs, than times to cry; sorry girls, the guys get Ella Dye. We all came here with character to get knowledge, and we'll be leaving knowing it's helped us to college. We'll be seniors soon, without a doubt, and it will be our turn to occupy the senior lounge, and kick underclassmen out.

Center left : Watching basketball in the Union; I think John Mattson's favorite team is losing! Left : In the basement of Glen Dye, Sean Sweeting beat s everyo ne at Ping- Pong, and lets out a " Yea Boy!" Above: What is Joy Lambros smiling about ?

Mat Rogers Teresa Rosado Adele Rosenberger Jennifer Rozum Asma Samadani Connie Schlaff

Alex Schmitz-Kohlitz Dave Schroeder Edna Schulte Brian Sill Jason Smith Jeremy Smith

Jason Spring Nick Stricklin John Sweeterman Sean Sweeting James Toland John Tysver

Center left : The Junior Class looks so enthused at wh at president James Toland has to say. Center ri ght : (Back 1. -r.) Juniors Chris Minkel, Mike Neuser, Peter Johnson and Jerry Helbling show off their best manners, whi le (front 1. -r.) Jim Pugh and Pradeep Maamen see what the 'junior table' is like. Left : Mike Neuser and Chris Minkel flash some smiles for the lady photographer. A bove: Who's going to claim Sarah Mackin, Kristi Deit rick , Jenny Rogers, Jeni Rogers, Marya Willis, and Laurie Mintz on Parents' Weekend? Certainly not their parents!

Mark VanHaren Paul Verhage Courtney Wene Wa lter White Corey Whiteside Fritz Wilke

Marya Willis Jennifer Woodward Peter Yoon Heidi Yore Cameron Zahed

Center left: Kristi Deitrick, Jennifer Rozum, and Sofia Refetoff tie up the phones at 9:30. Center: Mikki Hebl clowns around in the day student lounge. Center right: John Tysver in action . Bottom left: " Is Peter there?" asks Tiffanne Doll. Bottom center: Sean Sweeting exclaims, " Don't even take that the foosball champ? picture! " Bottom right: Nick Stricklin

Sophomores Tareq Abu-Osba Lowi Atiyeh Jennifer Bissell Debbie Blais Anne Blanchard Mike Blanchard

Jason Blochowiak Scott Bodenner John Bradley Doreen Bubonovich Andy Buchta Pat Condon

Center left : It's always hard to capture the moment with Jennifer Crays. Center: Barb Smith wishes sophomores didn't have to take Geometry. Center right : Ron Larrieu and Doreen Bubonovich take time out to pose for a picture. Above: Jim Pugh and Laura Siemon take a break after shcool.

Jennifer Crays Daniel Cronin Karen Davis Jessica Dixon Marlo Doll Lia Dorsey

Brian Doyle David Dries Jennifer Dubose Abraham Edlin Jamie Fakes Robert Gibson

Center: Jennifer Dubose greets us with her bright smile. Left: Erik Sandblom is happy to be winning the race. Above: Suzi Rheaume and Kevan Neyestani are about to go study.

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Chad Goetsch Anne Hunter Alexander Kammer Scott Kolpin Kerry Koranda Andrew Kramer

Ronald Larrieu Robert Molina Jeffrey Muehl Mohamed N'Diaye Leanne Nagle Kevan Neyestani

Beth Nielsen Bret O'Neal Christina Peters David Phillips Jose Pizarro Tami Posnanski

Matthew Pring James Pugh James Rice

Left : Debbie Blais makes a new friend. Above: Ron Larrieu and Mr. Cobb talk about the weather and other import ant things.

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Karen Riley Uzma Samadani Erik Sandblom Tom Sheetz Mandy Scherb Laura Siemon

Barb Smith Leslie Snell John Stechmann Paul Switalla Tom Thompson Bob Turner

Stacey Westra Ed Whang Tripp Whiting Clint Wilson

Center left: Tareq Abu-Osba, why aren't you studying? Center: Mike Blanchard shows his satisfaction as his roommate makes his bed for him . Center right: Laura Siemon, you sure have style! Bottom left: Pat Condon expresses his feelings after a morning of exams. Bottom right: " Peek a boo!" says Beth Nielsen.

Freshmen Sara Anderson Paul Bartell Chris Bittner Todd Briggs Eliza Carey Chris Conley

Teresa Curtis Jessica Davis Allison Eskritt Jason Fakes Amy Fisher Audra Foster

Alison Grow Warren Gunnels Jenny Hecht Lisa Hessler Rani Hoover Chris Hutchins

Paul Irvine Andy Kammer Kevin Keyser Tom Kim Brian Kindig Kate Kraemer

Left : Chris Bittner devises a scheme to outwit his opponent in foosball. Center: Chris Conley puts on another happy face. Right: Cara Zilisch sure does smile when she gets good grades!

Heather Kush Jennifer Martin Molly Merrick Bill Murray Charles Nelson Michelle Neuser

Brian Nix Kris Olson Bill Palaia Tony Pflum Ki ra Salak Jeb Scherb

Tanya Schraufnagel James Simpson Gabe Slater Bomy Suh Sean Tu Peter Utley

Liz Willma n Cara Zillisch

Center left: Bill Palaia, Mohamed N'Diaye, and Christopher Hutchins enjoy fine dining. Center: Jessica Davis concentrates on her foosball . Center right : Charles Nelson shows that, for some reason, he's happy to be a freshman . Left: Bo Simpson happily manages Cross Country. Above: Amy Fisher looks thrilled, while Lisa Hessler looks mesmerized.

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Four Year Seniors; A Step Beyond

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Top left: Plehsette Hamb thinks back to the philosophies she learned in Freshman English. Top right: Jill Bond and Steve Jenkins finally figure out the "read" poster after four years! Center right: Jill Bond, Laura Moore, and Chris Gillen are allowed to put their feet on the desks now that they're seniors. Above and below: The four-year seniors (1.-r., top-bottom) Jill Bond, Chris Klee, Steve Jenkins, Kate Nesbitt, Howard Vaughan, Derek Chimenti, Chris Gillen , Bill Kasper, Pleshette Hamb, Rowan Atalla, John Sturm, Serena Hartig, Laura Moore, Robin Dahir, and Brad Ellis. Not pictured: John Lofberg, Pradeep Mammen, and Terry Meagher

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Faculty And Staff Faces

Academics: Math And Science Require Precision

Remove the MASKS And Look Into The Classrooms Of Math And Science.

Top left: Amy Fisher, Lisa Hessler, and Mr. Liddicoat have a hard time taking their lab seriously. Top right: Debbie Blais tries to understand the concepts of geometry, while Mr. Miller watches over her. Center left: Sean Tu and John Stechmann let their fingers do the talking on the computers. Center right : Dave Britigan listens in class. while Scott Posnanski attempts to finish last night's homework. Bottom left: Oh no! What does that smile mean, Mr. Schlicher? Bottom right : J. B. Langendorf tries to scribble down geometry problems, while Hans Hjort tries to decipher his algebra.

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English And History Require Intense Concentration

Top left: Mr. Patterson takes a new approach to teaching English. Top right: Amy Baxter debates as to whether or not she should study more for her history test. Bottom left: Joey Sompel attempts the impossible; understanding English. Bottom right: John DeVine really does do his English. Lower right: Amy Baxter begins to wonder how many days are left till summer vacation.

Foreign Language, Speed Reading And Study Skills

Remove the MASKS and look into the classrooms of Foreign Languages, Speed Reading and Study Skills.

Top left: Cory Whiteside, Jose Piza rro, and Eugen e Brownell teach Mr. Lennertz th e tenses 1n Spanish . Top ri ght: Kristi Dei trick practices her speed reading. Cen ter left : Bnan Sill gets help w1th h1s homework from Mrs. Ellis. Bottom: Rob Gibson really does study.

Study Skills and Reading Enhancement are fairly new additions to the Wayland curriculum. In Study Skills the students learn techniques from the Harvard Milton Study Skills series. The reading course entails the use of computers and various reading machines, and most import antly, the application of new reading techniques.

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Administration

George S. Cobb Fred Schlicher William G. Ellis Director of President I Head of Dean of Students / Assistant Studies/ Newell School, Head Head of School, Chair of Coach-Varsity Director of Mathematics. Boys' and Girls', ChairmanMentoring, . Tennis Dormitory Director- Mathematics Ella Dye Dorm. Depart ment. Economics. Junior Coordinator of Class Co-Advisor.. Computer Center Head Coach-Varsity Soccer; Assistant Coach-Alpine Skiing

Theodore James Crow McNulty, Ill Direct or of Finance Acting Director of Admissions

Kris Boucher Director of Athletics and Health I Physicat Education. Physical Science. Dormi tory Supervisor-Ella Dye Dorm . Head CoachJunior Varsity Football, Assistant Coach- Ice Hockey.

Faculty-----.....,

Diane Alpaugh Jenanne Anderson Dormitory Director- Librarian Warren Cottage. Social Studies/History. Co- Head CoachField Hockey, Head Coach-Softball, Assis tant CoachAlpine Skiing, Varsity Club Advi sor. Thespian Troupe Advisor

William Bedford Biology. Dormitory Resi dent-Ella Dye Dorm, Senior Class Co-Advisor. Head Coach-Ice Hockey, Assistant CoachBoys' Tennis

James Borrud German . English As A Second Language. Foreign Student Advisor, Dormitory Supervisor-Ella Dye Dorm , Head CoachGolf

John Clay Beverly Dohmann Bill Dorn Mathema tics. Coordinator of Art . Assis tant CoachDormi tory Director Prom Advisor Football Glen Dye Dorm

Left : Mr. Cobb, do you bake the cookies yourself? Center: Mrs. Wheeler asks Mr. Palm and Mr. Boucher their opinion of her new brochure. Right : Dr. Ellis prepares I he list of senior " privs."

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Eli Seighman Director of Library/ Media Center, Chapel Organist. CoChairman-Special Events Committee

Steven J. Sharpe James H. Staley Instrumental Music Assistant A thletic Direc tor. Head Coach-Varsi ty Football, Wrestling, and Ba seball. Dormi tory Supervisor-Glen Dye Dorm, Driver Education

Gloria H. Wheeler Dee Walter Coordinator of Director of Annual Programs Developmental Reading Program. Art I Ph otography, Pillars Advisor, CoAdviso r-Aerobic Exercises

Roger J. VanHaren English, Sophomore Class Advisor

John Veling Dormi tory Supervisor-Glen Dye Dorm, Assistant CoachSoccer

Top left: Mr. VanHaren emphasizes literature. Top right: Mr. Cobb gives Derek Chimenti a piece of his mind. Center left: Mr. Patterson' s class has such a ca lming influence! Bottom left : Mr. Kasper hand s out the fatal test. Bottom right: Mr. Sampon, Mr. Schlicher, and Mr. Peterson sta nd ready and waiti ng to greet all the students.

Schoen Health Center Nursing Staff Shelly Arnt son Gerda Borrud Betty Lindeman Barbara Meyer Susan Orlowski Sandra Schwefel

Karen Verhulst

Supportive Staff Jean Allemand Jackie Braatz Judy Coyle Mary Gagnon LOUISe Hoff Debb1 Hoffman

Roxanne Kotek Linda Kulka Jody LeCoultre Carol Miller Jackie Parisi Joann Uhlman

Left : Mary Gagnon talk s with Pat Sandblom, '73, an alumnus, during Alumni Reunion Weekend. Center: Shelly Arnst on and Diane Guenther dress up for Halloween. Right : Jody LeCoul tre always has a smile for Bookstore shoppers.

Saga Food Service Staff Sag<J Addie Bahls Wendy Birkho lz Carol Gosse Diane Guen ther Mary Ann Klapper Doris Kranz

Cathy Lamb Mary Leistico Lori Sadowski Marguerite Selchert Jack Selchert Hazel Vick

Maintenance Staff Main tenance Kent Bence Hilmer Diels Robe rt Elser Janice Falkinham Sandra Huggett AI Langfeldt

William Luck Cha rlie Mann Ed Miller Arlene Nowak Donna Peters Dennts Peters

Far right: Saga Sta ff (1.- r.) 3rd row: J. Selchert, A. Bahls, C. Lamb, D. Kra nz, H. Vick. 2nd row: M. Selcher t, W. Birkholz, C Gosse. 1st row: L. Sadowski, M. Leistico, M. Neuser, K. Nesbitt. Center: Doris Kranz makes par fai ts. Below: Saga Dave checks in food.

Irene Prall Karen Roth Ken St rauss Ma rk Wolfgang

Index Tareq Abu-Osba 10 P. 10, 52, 55, 99, 102 Karrie Adamany 12 P 4, 14, 22, 29, 54, 64 , 81, 124, 126 Sara Anderson 9 P. 15, 35, 38 , 52, 54, 103 Brad Angeletti 11 P 2, 54, 57, 69, 94, 124 Sam Ansell 11 P 55, 57, 94 Dave Asher 12 P 81, 93, 124 Rowan Atalla 12 P. 26, 60, 69, 81, 105 Lowi Atiyeh 10 P. 56, 99 Yasar Atiyeh 12 P. 55, 56, 81, 112 Giles Aylesworth 11 P. 40, 54, 55, 71, 94, 116 Stephanie Barss 12 P. 46, 56, 60, 62, 63, 64, 71' 8 1 Paul Bartell 9 P. 53, 57, 103 Tom Bartell 11 P. 55, 57 , 94 Amy Baxter 11 P. 36, 53, 56, 62, 72, 73, 94, 109 Jason Bemis 12 P. 55, 81 Dhiren Bhalodia 12 P. 25 , 64, 82 Jenn ifer Bissell 10 P 9, 12, 33, 38, 54, 61, 73, 99 , 126 Laura Bissell 12 P. 9, 24, 38, 54, 55, 59, 61' 64, 68, 78, 79, 80, 82 Chris Bittner 9 P. 52, 56 , 74, 77 , 103, 11 2 Debbie Blais 10 P 36, 38, 53, 99, 101, 108 Anne Blanchard 10 P. 36, 53, 56, 59, 61, 99 Mike Blanchard 10 P 5, 15, 23, 25, 53, 57, 99, 102 Jason Blochowiak 10 P. 99 Scott Bodenner 10 P. 5, 53, 99 Ji ll Bond 12 P 16, 25, 28, 38, 49 , 53, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 80, 82, 83, 105 Mark Bowman 11 P. 55, 94 Lisa Bradbury 11 P. 23, 54, 55, 73, 94 John Bradley 10 P. 18, 55, 63, 71 John Brandt 11 P 46, 34, 55, 57, 94 Heather Bredlau 11 P. 56, 62 , 63 , 94 Tim Briggs 11 Todd Briggs 9 P 56, 103 David Britigan 12 P 55, 82, 108 Becky Britton 12 P. 55, 57, 62, 82, 93 Kiki Brochhausen 11 P 54, 94, 122, 128 Jodi Brown 12 P. 54, 62 , 77, 82 , 93 Eugene Brownell 11 P. 94, 110 Doreen Bubonovich 10 P. 54, 57 , 73, 99 Andy Buchta 10 P. 23, 41 , 52, 55, 62, 99 , 124 Stacey Buchta 11 P. 3, 52, 54, 71, 94 Buck Cangson 11 P. 10, 19, 53, 62 , 94 Eliza Carey 9 P. 21, 30, 43, 57, 103, 104 Nawarat Chantrachirathumrong 12 P. 16, 53 , 77 , 83 Caroline Chiaro 11 P. 54, 94 Derek Chimenti 12 P 4, 22, 56, 80, 83, 116 Murray Chute 12 P. 83. 93 John Clark 12 P. 83, 93 Tim Claudon 11 P. 52 , 55. 62, 64, 94 Pat Condon 10 P. 52, 54, 99, 102

Chris Conley 9 P. 55, 57, 103 James Conley 11 P. 54, 94 Adrienne Costas 12 P. 31 , 53, 59 , 60, 68, 73, 75, 79 , 80, 83 Karen Coyle 11 P. 94 Jenny Crays 10 P. 10, 57 , 99, 100 Dan Cronin 10 P 55 , 100 Tiffany Cummings 11 P. 3, 7, 43, 52, 64, 65, 69, 94 Teresa Curtis 9 P. 52 , 54 , 103 Robin Dahir 12 P. 10, 11 , 54, 77, 83, 93 , 105 Andrew Danner 11 P. 13, 53, 94 Jim Davis 12 P. 62, 63, 79 , 84, 93 , 124 Jessica Davis 9 P. 36 , 53, 54, 103, 104 Karen Davis 10 P 10, 12, 56, 78 , 100, 127 Kristi Deitrick 11 P. 13, 54 , 94, 97, 98, 110 Kate delaVan 12 P 36, 53 , 54, 60, 73 , 84 John DeVine 11 P. 25, 43, 56, 66, 69 , 94, 109 Jessica Dixon 10 P 12, 16, 29, 49 , 57 , 100 Mari o Doll 10 P 26, 54, 71, 100 Tiffanne Doll 11 P. 7, 13, 94 , 98 Lia Dorsey 10 P 15, 36, 53, 54, 73 , 100 Jennifer Downey 12 P 5, 52 , 83 Brian Doyle 10 P. 42 , 55 , 100 Dave Dries 10 P. 52 , 55 , 100 Josh Drum 11 P. 56 , 67, 94 Paige Drymalski 12 P 4, 13, 54, 63, 84, 93 Jennifer DuBose 10 P. 54, 55, 100 Brian Duffy 12 P. 42, 55, 71, 84 Abraham Edlin 10 P 75, 100 Richelle Eliason 11 P. 38, 54, 55 , 61, 63, 64, 94, 95 John Ella 12 P. 53, 55 , 64, 80, 84, 92 Aime Ellis 11 P. 54, 95 Brad Ellis 12 P 29, 42, 55 , 56, 80, 85, 105 Kiri Erlin 12 P 8, 14, 69, 85 Alli son Eskritt 9 P. 1, 15, 18, 55, 56, 59, 61, 63, 109 Sarah Ewing 11 P. 54, 62, 94, 95 Jamie Fakes 10 P 17, 19, 52 , 56, 62 , 63, 100 Jason Fakes 9 P. 17, 52, 55, 103 Amy Fisher 9 P 52 , 54, 103, 104, 108 Jenny Foersterling 11 Britt Forden 11 P. 15, 36, 53 , 95 Renee Forrest 11 P. 4, 7, 9, 38, 52, 53 , 59, 60, 63, 64 , 69 , 95 Audra Foster 9 P. 30, 52, 54, 103 Rob Gibson 10 P. 52 , 54, 55 , 100, 110 Chris Gillen 12 P. 12, 15, 28, 50, 59, 60 , 62, 85 Sarah Goddard 12 P. 9, 11 , 25, 46 , 56, 58, 60, 63, 64 , 73, 77, 85, 93, 124 . Chad Goetsch 10 P. 56, 101 Lou Goldring 12 P. 85 Lucy Grantz 12 P. 12, 16, 54, 55, 71, 85 Ali son Grow 9 P. 36, 53, 103 Warren Gunnels 9 P. 52, 55 , 103 Nadia Hakim 11 P. 54, 95

After acing his exam, Kerry Koranda can't contain himself. Michelle Hale 12 P. 5, 16, 52 , 54, 60, 64, 86 Pleshette Hamb 12 P 36, 53, 58, 60 , 62, 63, 64, 80, 86, 87 , 105 Matt Hammond 11 P. 95, 116 Serena Hartig 12 P. 13, 39. 54, 60, 64, 73, 86, 105 Mikki Hebl 11 P 15, 52 , 53, 95 , 98 Jenny Hecht 9 P 12, 54, 71 , 78 , 103 Jerry Helbling 11 P. 54, 55, 64, 75, 95, 97 Lisa Hessler 9 P. 54, 103, 104, 108 Matt Hickey 11 P. 7, 54 , 55, 95 Hans Hjort 11 P. 95 , 108 Sarah Hochholzer 12 P. 4, 13, 52, 54 , 73, 86 Peggy Hoffman 11 P. 36, 53, 54, 95 Rani Hoover 9 P. 103 Brian Hotmar 12 P. 54, 83, 86 Erika Hoving 12 P. 60, 62, 64, 86 Anne Hunter 10 P. 12, 52, 101 Crick Hutchins 9 P. 2, 55, 103, 104 Paul Irvine 9 P. 53 , 103 Christine Jasku lek 11 P. 5, 25, 57, 95 Steve Jenkin s 12 P. 56, 80 , 87, 105 Matt Johnson 11 P. 55, 95 Peter Johnson 11 P. 55, 56 , 64, 75 , 95 , 97, 122 Charity Kahn 11 P. 36, 53, 57, 62 , 95 Al ex Kamm er 10 P. 52, 53, 101 Andy Kammer 9 P. 52, 53, 71 , 103 Bill Kasper 12 P. 19, 40, 50, 54 , 87 , 93, 105 John Kasten 11 P. 54, 55, 95 Sandy Kasten 11 P. 55 , 56, 95 Jennifer Katzka 11 P. 12, 13, 14, 57 , 95 Tom Keating 11 P. 56, 95 Kevin Keyser 9 P. 55, 103 Paul Kilen 12 P. 14, 55, 56, 87 , 93 Tom Kim 9 P. 52 , 56, 59, 103 Young Kim 12 P. 42, 45, 55, 56, 80 , 93 Brian Kindig 9 P 55 , 56, 103 Chris Klee 12 P. 55 , 63, 87, 105 Scott Kolpin 10 P. 44, 55, 101 Kerry Koranda 10 P. 23, 54, 57, 101 , 117 Kate Kraemer 9 P. 51 , 103 Andy Kramer 10 P. 42 , 51, 56 , 70 , 101 Lori Krelitz 11 P. 9, 55, 95 Tim Kru se 11 P. 52 , 54, 55, 64, 95, 124 Micky KUmm 12 P 4, 60 , 62 , 73, 87

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Sophia Refetoff compares herself to her friend. Heather Kush 9 P. 12, 13, 35, 52, 54, 73 , 104, 127 Joy Lambros 11 P. 54, 95, 96 John B. Langendorf 11 P. 28, 56, 62, 95, 108 Ronald Larrieu 10 P. 23, 25, 52 , 56, 65, 99 , 100, 101 Don Lee 12 P. 40 , 50, 54, 57, 64, 73, 88 Marty Liedtke 12 P 39, 52, 54, 88 Aimee Lilly 11 P. 36 , 46, 53, 56 , 95 Crocker Litschauer 11 P. 43, 55, 95 John Lofberg 12 P. 30 , 88 Dave Luick 12 P. 21, 44 , 88 Lauri Lundqu ist 11 P. 54 , 95 Kelly Lyon 11 P. 52 Paula MacGregor 12 P. 1, 4, 13, 15, 52, 53 , 59, 61, 62, 64, 73, 88 Sarah Mackin 11 P 36, 53, 56, 96, 97 Pradeep Mammen 12 P. 34, 52. 56, 63, 64, 75, 88 Jennifer Martin 9 P. 52, 57 , 104 John Mattson 11 P. 34, 41 , 52; 55, 64 , 65, 96 Jim McCool 12 P. 21, 45, 89 Terry Meagher 12 P. 3, 31 , 32, 49, 54, 64, 88, 89 Mike Mercado 11 P. 54, 55, 96 Molly Merrick 9 P. 52, 57 , 104 Steve Miley 11 P. 56 , 96 Dan Miller 12 P. 55, 89, 93 Shelly Miller 11 P. 5, 25 , 36, 53, 56, 96 Ch ri s Minkel 11 P. 6, 55, 56, 63, 64, 65, 75, 96, 97 Laurie Mintz 11 P. 20, 36, 53, 56, 96, 97 Rob Molina 10 P. 57 , 101 Laura Moore 12 P. 7, 54, 61, 63 , 64 , 89 , 105 Nathan Mottl 12 P. 28, 55, 62, 89 Jeff Muehl 10 P. 101 Bill Murray 9 P. 104 Mohamed N' Diaye 10 P. 55 , 101 , 104 Leanne Nagle 10 P 18, 19, 35, 52, 57 , 101 Sarah Neely 12 P 4, 14, 22, 32, 38, 61 , 93 Charles Nelson 9 Kate Nesbitt 12 P 1, 4, 23, 35, 48 , 52, 56, 59, 61, 63, 64 , 69, 90, 93 , 105 , 115 Debbie Neumeyer 11 P. 56 , 96

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Michael Neuser 11 P. 6, 56, 63, 64, 65 , 75 , 96, 97, 112 Michele Neuser 9 P. 17, 19, 46, 52, 56, 104, 115 Nicole Neuser 12 P. 7, 18, 56, 60, 64, 71 , 90 Kevan Neyestan i 10 P. 6, 23, 54, 65, 70, 100, 101, 122 Beth Nielsen 10 P 2, 3, 8, 55, 102, 101 Brian Nix 9 P. 34, 55, 104 Brett Olson 11 P. 42 , 55, 64, 96 Kris Olson 9 P 41 , 46 , 52, 56, 94 , 104 Bret O'Neal 10 P. 50 , 56, 57 , 101 Bill Oalaia 9 P 54, 55, 104 Hugh Palmer 11 P 18, 19 Jamie Parker 11 P. 96 Steve Peck 12 P. 56 , 64, 90 Christina Peters 10 P. 2. 12, 13, 25 , 56, 101 Tony Pflum 9 2, 54, 55, 104, 124 David Phillips 10 P 1, 26, 42 , 55, 56, 63, 64 , 75 , 101 , 124 Angel Pizarro 12 P. 51, 64, 90, 93, 125 Jose Pizarro 10 P. 101 , 110 Scott Posnanski 12 P. 6, 12, 49, 54, 57 , 64, 65 , 75, 93 , 108 Tam i Posnanski 10 P. 12, 52 , 53, 63, 77 , 101 Matt Pring 10 P. 55, 101 Jim Pugh 10 P. 23 , 45, 55, 56 , 75 , 97, 99, 101 Marianne Pyott 12 P. 30, 54, 55, 62 , 90, 93 Ted Quaid 11 P. 54, 55, 96 Sofia Refet off 11 P. 23, 25, 54, 55 , 61 , 96, 98, 99, 118 Suzi Rheuame 11 P. 57, 73, 96, 100 Jim Rice 10 P 56, 101 Jim Richards 12 P 60, 91, 93 Jill Richard s 11 P. 55 , 56 , 96 Karen Riley 10 P. 13, 15, 54 , 102 Jenny Rogers 11 P. 4, 35, 48 , 52 , 56 , 63, 65, 96, 97 . 164 Jeni Rogers 11 P. 52, 54, 60, 65, 96, 97 , 106 Mat Rogers 11 P. 55, 56, 64, 97 Teresa Rosado 11 P. 9, 36, 53, 97 Adele Rosenberger 11 P. 18, 54, 97 Jennifer Rozum 11 P. 97 , 98 Nick Rum sfeld 12 P. 91 Kira Salak 9 P. 37, 53, 77, 104 Asma Samadani 11 P. 10, 52 , 55 , 56, 59, 63 , 77, 97 Uzma Samadani 10 P. 55, 56, 59 , 102 Erik Sandblom 10 P. 53, 55, 100, 102 Tom Scheetz 10 P. 55, 102 Jeb Scherb 9 P. 55, 104 Mandy Scherb 10 P. 10, 12, 57 , 71, 102, 125 Connie Schlaff 11 P. 36, 53, 54, 97 Alexand er Schmitz-Kohlitz 11 P. 28, 53, 97 Tan ya Schraufnagel 9 P. 54, 104 Dave Schroeder 11 P. 7, 55 , 97 Edna Shulte 11 P. 97 Joe Shajii 12 P. 7, 56, 59, 78, 91 Jennifer Sheridan 12 P. 29, 32, 54, 55,

60 , 91 Laura Siemon 10 P. 1, 16, 36, 53, 57 , 60, 62 , 99, 102 Brian Sill 11 P 56 , 97 , 110 Bo Simpson 9 P. 53 , 104 Gabe Slater 9 P. 55 , 56, 104 Barb Smith 10 P. 55, 57 , 99, 102, 126 Jason Smith 11 P. 97 Jeremy Smith 11 P. 97 Leslie Snell 10 P. 15, 56, 102 Joey Sompel 12 P. 19, 57, 64, 71, 73, 91, 109 Kirsten Sorensen 11 P. 57 Jayson Spring 11 P. 49 , 54, 97 John Stechmann 10 P. 44, 55, 56, 102, 108 Nick Stricklin 11 P. 25, 34 , 52, 55, 97, 98 John Sturm 12 P 54, 62 , 63, 64, 70, 73, 91, 93, 105 Bomy Suh 9 P. 17, 28, 57, 71 , 104 John Sweeterman 11 P. 55 , 97 Sean Sweeting 11 P. 18, 25, 49, 54, 64, 96 , 97 , 98 Paul Switalla 10 P 34, 52 , 54 , 55, 102, 124 John Syverud 12 P. 44 , 54, 92 , 124 Tom Thompson 10 P. 56, 102 James Toland 11 P 29, 56, 60 , 63, 64, 65, 96, 163 Sean Tu 9 P. 55, 56, 104, 108 Karen Torphy 11 Bob Turner 10 P. 55, 102 Mike Turner 12 P. 19, 54 , 57, 64, 78 , 75 , 92 Rick Tye 12 P. 37 , 53, 92 John Tysver 11 P. 97, 98 Pete Utley 9 P. 3. 56 , 104 Mark VanHaren 11 P. 27, 28, 29 , 34, 52, 56 , 60, 62 , 63, 98, 124 Frank VanStralen 11 P. 55 Howard Vaughan 12 P. 31, 55, 63, 64, 80, 92, 105 Paul Verhage 11 P. 26, 62, 98, 125, 128 Spencer Weisz 12 P. 57, 92 Courtney Wene 11 P. 55, 56, 73 , 98 Stacey Westra 10 P. 56, 71, 77 , 102 Ed Whang 10 P. 102 Walter White 11 P 47 , 57, 98 Corey Whiteside 11 P. 19, 45 , 55, 56, 98, 110 Tripp Whiting 10 P. 30, 44, 54 , 55, 102 Fritz Wilke 11 P 23, 45, 55, 56 , 98 Marya Willis 11 P 38, 4 7, 52 , 71, 97, 98, 106 Liz Willman 9 P. 54, 104 Clint Wil son 10 P 27, 44, 48 , 55, 77, 102 Arthur Wirtz 12 P. 21, 64 , 80, 92 Jennifer Woodward 11 P. 62, 65, 69, 77, 80 , 98 Peter Yoon 11 P. 54, 64, 98 Heidi Yore 11 P. 5, 8. 9, 12, 55, 56, 78, 98 Cameron Zahed 11 P. 42 , 55, 98 Cara Zilisch 9 P 15, 29 , 36, 53, 57, 53, 62 , 103, 104

Give Me a 'P' - an 'A' - an 'L' - an 'M' What Does It Spell? Excellence! A Special Tribute To The Many Faces Of Mr. Palm There's more to him than meets the eye. Many may ask, "What goes on in that office in the basement of Roundy Hall?" Mr. Palm spends countless hours fulfilling his roles as Director of Publications, Ella Dye Supervisor, and mentor. You know there has been a sports event when you see Mr. Palm with blue ink around his eyes. (This is from the pen he used to write the sports articles at midnight.) Many wonder how he can solve seemingly insurmountable problems, make order out of confusion, ... and do it with a smile. "He's obviously working hard," explained Sarah Goddard, "because you never see him out of his office." Mr. Palm is one of many who helps to make Wayland a community not just an academy.

We nave fii'ral~y captured the face of excellence: Mr. Palm.

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Special Thanks To The New Cultural Events Chairmen, And The Ellises Cultural Programs In previous yea rs the entire school packed up and left for a day at the theater. This yea r. the theater came to us. Mr. Seighman and Mr. Schantz have taken charge of the Academy 's special events. We were entertained with various lectures and shows. including a nuclear arms talk and a drin king while driving seminar. The diverse topics satisfied all tastes.

Special Gatherings At The Ellises' The snow fell softly as groups of students walked the narrow path to the Ellises'. As soon as the door opened. laughter cou ld be heard. Teachers and students talked together, about everything except academics. at the annual post Lessons and Carols gathering. Refreshments were spread in abundance on the festive tables. Pleshette Hamb stated, "The Ellises' deserves a thank you. It was very nice."

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The Ellises host many similar parties. always providing a homey atmosphere. With the help of the Saga crew, the refreshments are always wonderful. So. thank you Dr. and Mrs. Ellis for many enjoyable gatherings at you r home.

Top left : " Hey, Mr. Seighman, did you take notes?" asks Mr. Schantz. Top right: K. Adamany, J. Syverud. D. Asher. S. Neely, S. Goddard and J. Davis debate over "the right drinking age" at the forum. Cen ter left: A forum guest speaker expresses his viewpoint. Center right: Green Bay Packer Blake Moore intrigues Bill Luebke and friends. Bottom left: Dr. and Mrs . Ellis. Bottom righ t: At the Ellises' Christmas party Mrs. Ellis. assisted by Dave Phillips, pours the coffee.

Dedicated To Monsieur Sampon For Many Years Of French

And Fencing

Monsieur Sampan will be missed by many for many reasons. French students will miss the quality of his teaching. His ability to create a desire, within a student, to learn shines brighter than anything. For this he will be remembered. The fencing team will miss his "diehard" spirit and his constant support. For the fencers, Monsieur's retirement is especially sad. It's easy to find a French teacher, but not a fencing coach like Monsieur. "Monsieur allowed me to explore and discover a little piece of myself through fencing, that I wouldn't have found otherwise," reflected Micky KUmm. It is with love, respect and gratitude that we choose to honor Monsieur Sampan for 27 years of excellence.

Top left : Monsieur Sampon knows what Mandy Scherb really needs is help with her English. Top right: Parlez-vous franyais, Monsieur? . .. " Oh, occasionally. And you? " Center right: Monsieur Sampon's French classes are nothing less than the "Creme de Ia Creme. " Bottom left: Angel Pizarro, Monsieur Sampon, and Paul Verhage show the real faces behind those fencing masks.

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Top right: Karrie Adamany is Wayland's very own Count Dracula. Bottom left: Jennifer Bissell's secret to soft skin is the pure clay masque. Bottom right: Watch out, Barb Smith, the killer towel is masking your face.

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Above: Karen Davis and Happy Kush compare tans.

As the light pours forth from behind the branches .. so do the faces emerge from behind their masks.

PHOTOGRAPHERS K. Adamany B. Angeletti J. Bemis J. Bissell L. B1ssell M. Blanchard D. Chimenti K. Deitrick J. Foerster\ing S. Frieze S. Goddard D. Kasper P. Kilen C. Klee S. Kolpin J. McCool S. Neely K. Nesbitt

ARTISTS

K. Neyestani B. Nix K. Olson C. Peters D. Phillips M. Pyott S. Rheaume T. Rosado E. Seighman J. Shajii J. Sheridan L. Siemon J. Smith K. Torphy B Turner H. Vaughan D. Walter S. Weisz

Karrie Adamany Paige Drymalski Christopher Gillen Peter Johnson

WRITERS David Asher Christopher Gillen

STAFF Ms. Dee Walter - Advisor Micky KUmm - Editor-in-Chief Paula MacGregor - Editor-in-Chief Laura Bissell - Photo Editor Jenny Rogers - Design Editor Karrie Adamany - Design Editor Renee Forrest - Sports Photo Editor Sarah Hochholzer - Sports Copy Editor Kate Nesbitt - Copy Editor Sarah Neely - Index Editor Paige Drymalski Derek Chimenti

ACKNOWLEDGE MENTS We would like to thank Mr. Palm for his input on the yearbook. His proofreading was greatly appreciated . We could not have put the yearbook together without him.

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From the BRANCHES to the ROOTS all of these people contributed to make the 1986 yearbook a success.