Wayland Academy 1987 Yearbook by Wayland Academy

Wayland Academy P.O. Box 398 Beaver Dam, WI 53916

Heather Bredlau and Bob Turner personify the 'Invisible Touch.'

As the year has progressed the Imprint left on you is, hopefully, brought out in the pages of this book. Moments have been captured which wi ll never be forgotten whether they be good, bad, happy, or sad. We as the editors hope you enjoy the collections of memories brought to you by the yearbook staff. Here's to the Invisible Touch we hope Wayland Academy has left upon you in 1986 and 1987.

Heather Bredlau Jenny Rogers Asma Samadani

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. Mr. Lennertz holds open th e doors t 0 WISdOm.

Which pathway will you take?

Bill Shropshire, Eliza Carey and Hadley O'Regan are trying to decide.

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Marlo Doll peaks out from behind the stairway of life to see the invisible touch of nature's wonders, while Ed Hamb is invisibly touched by Wayland Academy.

The staircases of life are many; leading in different directions. While whirling through the hurried confusion (of choices) who will walk with you on your staircase (of life) Which direction will you pursue? How will you be affected? How many will imprint your life with their INVISIBLE TOUCH? At Wayland; more than a few: ... acuity & riend , not oe

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The invisible touch steadies Tim Macy with his hula hoop, but how about Mikki Hebl as she tries to hold on to the rope?

Tony Irwin looks quite sure foo ted and sure handed as he climbs. Sofia Refetoff, Adele Rosenberger, and Tiffanne Doll are happy to be back, but not so happy about the process of moving in . . .

Jill Sowers is gripping that rope as if it were the invisible thread of life. while Scott Cohen watches.

Don't just sit there, Shawn Fogarty; look how Annette VanStraelen, Peter Johnson and Hadley O'Regan are engaging in the visible touch of Orientation.

Richelle, get that Eliason mischief out of your eyes.

Looking down on everyone, Tony Irwin and David Phillips remember those everlasting moments of getting over the log. Sarah Sharpe will leave an imprint on Sue Brown, Ms. Klein, and Bill Shropshire if they even think of letting her drop.

Michelle Morse smiles while leaving an invisible touch on her partner.

Top: Deb Wichman, Gina Gosselin, Jill Richards and Ed Hamb try to succeed in the Theatre Games. Left: Mat Rogers, the leader of the eternal snake, gives a smile to fellow snake parts Cinque Davis, Shawn Fogarty and Jud Werner. Meanwhile, Sue Brown is going to leave her Invisible Touch on you.

"Paul Irvine is really up there," mused Lia Dorsey, Becca Kimball, Paul Irvine?, Jeb Scherb, Heather Kush , Eric Cooper, Beth Nielsen, and Mr. Kasper (the expert rock climber.)

Tony Irwin and Fletcher White canoe into never-never land for Action Weekend. Mark Bowman and John Sweeterman discuss the day' s activities.

Mr. Cobb gets ready to prepare dinner for the river rafters, while Renee Forrest dreams about rafting the Wolf River.

Nick Stricklin and Giles Aylesworth attack the rapids while trying to maintain their cool.

Actior-t Weekend's '------GAgeinยง Effect

Shelly Miller, Asma Samadani, Heather Bredlau and Amy Baxter decide they're not going to water ski today, while David Dries and Jeremy Smith reach shore.

Eugene Brownell, Cara Zilisch, Chuck Chamberlin, Shelly Miller, Noah Desmond, Jason Brandt, Heather Bredlau, Amy Baxter and Asma Samadani prepare for their Action Weekend snack. Jeremy Smith towers over John DeVine and Scott Kolpin, as the bridge sways.

Barb Smith reads over her rough draft five minutes before class, while Peter Johnson, Mat Rogers and Kevan Neyestani work on their macho images.

Tiffany Cummings, Marya Willis and Peggy Hoffman daydream about doing their homework .

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"Take the picture," begs Laurie Mintz as she poses for 'A Day in the Life ...

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Marya Willi1 had crawled back into bed.

Derek Lyon was still sleeping and it was almost 8:00a.m.

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I saw Suzi Rheaume sneaking into Kdati Deitrick'â&#x20AC;˘ room to wake her up.

And Richelle Eliaaon was working on waking up. She thought a little popcorn mi!;Jhl help.

Johannes BOeker wanted to stay in bed for just 5 minutes to listen.

Liaa Bradbury, Gina Go11elin and Nadia Hakim were about to leave Senior wing and start the day.

Rev. Frieze welcomed me to Chapel.

Mark VanHaren and Paul Verhage sang with emotion.

After Chapel was over. some studen ts and faculty stayed to take Communion.

I stopped to talk to Tami Posnanski tor a minute.

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Andy Kammer studied desperately tor a retake, which reminded me that I needed to do some retakes also.

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Annette Van Straelen, Karsten Hoverman, Tom Kim, Yang Gao, and Coco Cherubim were already working in Mr. Borrud's ESL class.

As I walked out of Spanish, I saw Jeremy Smith, Steâ&#x20AC;˘Je Miley, Dave Dries and John Brandt getting their picture taken. I ran to join them, jumped in the car, and waved at the camera.

I walked through the townie lounge to get my mail.

And I saw the senior day student girls had finally gotten their heads together.

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Townies Sean Tu, Paul Bartell, Bill Murray, Amy Baxter., John Brandt, Jeremy Smith, Scott Larson, Alex Kammer, Dave Dries, Andy Kammer, Shelly Miller, Aimee Lilly, Debbie Neumeyer, John Stechmann, Amy Fisher, Uzma Samadani, Mikkie Hebl, Charity Kahn, Jason Brandt, John Stellpflug, Teresa Rosado, Lisa Hessler, Heather Bredlau, and Asma Samadani blocked the stairway and I had to go around the back way.

"Friendly" Beaver Dam welcomed me as I entered town at the beginning of the year. How much has happened since then! I hope I'm not the next victim on Paul Bartell's list.

While observing Chemistry class, I noticed Sarah Mackin had on her safety glasses, but where were Sandy Kasten's?

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I walked in just as Mr. Bedford was explaining H2S04 to Jamie Fakes and Walter White.

I was just as fascinated with the experiment as Bob Turner and David Phillips were.

Tareq Abu-Osba, Todd Occomy and I listened intently to Mr. Khreish.

1n the Life I anxiously waited to ask Pam Scholz a question. She was on her way to Geometry and I was trying to get to History class on time.

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I saw Tony Pflum craming at the last minute for the History quiz.

Then John Littleton decided he was going to write out the Constitution for me on the black board.

Brian 'Haggerty and I thought about how we could possibly finish all of this History homework by tomorrow.

Audra Foster had a brainstorm during History about our plans after school and quickly wrote me a note. Mr. Baxter thought she was concentrating intensely.

Derek Lyon and Johannes B~sker laughed at me because my grade was not what I thought it would be. It really upset me. so I left the room and started down the hall. !looked back into Ms. Alpaugh's room and wonde_red why no one was sitting in the front. She was handing bac'k the tests. Maybe that was why . .. Oh well . I guess I'll study more next time.

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I was right behind Richelle Eliason as she headed the pack into lunch.

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Brad Angeletti, Tiffany Cummings, John Kasten, Nick Stricklin, Marya Willis, Pegg.y Hoffman_. a,nd Jenny Rogers all posed tor me as I took their picture.

I went behind the scenes to ask Lori Sadowski, Wendy Birkholz, and Mary Leistico when the chocolate chip cookies were coming out.

Andy Kramer and John Brandt discussed what they were going to have for lunch.

Mr. Cobb asked me, "Where is everyone?"

A Day in the Life ~-~5d,~ As I walked past Mrs. Hoff's office, I saw her making a long distance call to a prospective student from Guadalajara.

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Mark YanHaren and Clint Wilson were getting ready to give a tour.

I wondered WHO Ms. Brown was talking to, as I strolled by.

The Brooklyn Bridge, New York City; was Ms. Greenwood having a deja vu, perhaps. Ms. Greenwood managed to attract students from all parts of the world, making Wayland an interesting community. Some of those extended phone calls to Germany added up, I'm sure.

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I saw Yang Gao studyi ng in Mr. VanHaren's class.

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I just made it to class on time. Mr. Rutstein told me to close the door even though Sophia Refetoff and Cameron Zahed were still in the hall talking.

I walked past Mr. Schantz's room and saw him helping Ron Larrieu.

Meanwhile Yafu Gong . one of our visiting faculty members from the Republic of China, was discussing his plans for English class with Mr. Patterson and Yu-Liang Huo, another visiting faculty member.

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Walking past Mr. VanHaren's classrrom, I saw Tracey Kearns asking him for help.

Jenny Rogers, Sam Ansell, Jennifer Katzka, Marya Willis, Laurie Mintz and Peggy Hoffman路 were looking at me rather than at Mr. Schantz, while Tiffanne Doll seemed to be concentrating intensely.

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I walked through the triple doors bound for 7th period Art class, and I saw John Mattson and Hans Hjort utilizing their magical touches. Peeking in the back room, I saw John Tysver making another imprint on the art department with his pottery.

Noticing more ceramic students in the back room. I saw Todd Briggs carefully trying not to leave an imprint on his new pot. Along with Todd, I recognized Brad Angelletti throwing a pot.

1n the Life ~KM,~ I saw Michael Poettgen smile, or was it grin, while he was th inki ng about his 2 hour long computer assignment.

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As I strolled by the math rooms, Ms. Fanestil was showing Catherine Maxwell how to let her fingers do the walking in her textbooks.

And Mr. Goodman was zeroing in on a computer data error.

As I walked into Mr. Kasper's room. I saw him with Keith Brady discussing Keith's last test grade.

aret O'Neal tried to hide his secret computer code as I walked into the room.

1went to see Mr. Schlicher about my unexcused absences, but he was busy helping Mikki Hebl, attack her calculus problems. Meanwhile, I had a question to ask Mr. Kasper, so I waited until he got off the phone.

When I peeked into Mr. Miller's room, I heard Michele Neuser saying, "I didn't do as well as I thought."

A Day in the Life house and saw Mikki Hebl playing volleyball.

I decided to go and watch the game and as I walked by Jenny Howard and Tiffany Cummings, they snarled in anticipation of crushing their opponents.

Bobby Cleaves prepared to leave his imprint on the soccer ball.

Linda Yang and Cinque Davis studied together in the library while Ms. Walter and Connie SchlaH picked the final photos necessary to make a yearbook deadline. (I'm sure. at times like this, Connie wished she had sports practice after school.) Meanwhile, Jamie Parker dashed off a few notes in his room.

I saw Walter White in Mrs. Koehne's office .

I stopped for a momenf to try to play a few notes myself.

Emily Buchanan soun ded much better.

Mr. Peck and Andy Buchta soun ded good, also.

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I knew when I saw Paul Bartell that he was just as col)fused as I was.

A. Night in the Life With true Wayland spirit, my feet prepared for a night in the Union.

Some of the Union procters of Wayland Academy, Lia Dorsey, Laura Siemon, Sam Ansell, Christina Peters, John DeVine, Clint Wilson and Rob Gibson, tried to keep watch over the Wayland Night Club. Jim Zivkovich, John DeVine and Shelly Miller watched as I played a game of pool against Eric Cooper.l sat with Hadley O'Regan and Eric Cooper and watched John Dobbs play yet another game of pool.

I watched Hadley O'Regan as she stocked up with soda for a night of studying and I overheard Crocker Litschauer asking Tiffany Cummings to " move a little to the left" while giving him a back massage.

Suzi Rheaume and Renee Forrest are just too groovy for me!

Tom Thompson and I watched a little TV before"hitting the books," while Shelly Miller and Amy Baxter collapsed after a hard night of studying.

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Tim Kruse and Eric Cooper keep up the pace as Peter Yoon takes up the ball, while Wayland charges trying to get their hands on the other team.

" Are we good or what?" says John Littleton while the rest of the team scrambles through the mud .

Jeb Scherb passes the ball.

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Sam Ansell-"1 learned to win and lose graciously. For me that was the most important part of the season." Ed Hamb-"The football season helped me learn the basic skills of the game. It also enhanced my understanding of the game.'路

Peter Yoon wonders when he last washed his shi rt.

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Ray Dzelme- "I've learned a lot by competing against others in a serious manner on the J. V. level."

Hugh Palmer - "It felt good to be on a team, that did as well as we did."

Here they come . the Wayland Soccer team, after another glorious victory.

Noah Desmond gets ready to receive a pass during the game against USM.

Bobby Cleaves practices his winning goal kick.

The team takes a breather during half time.

Matt Hickey saves the day as Corey Whiteside and Dave Phillips watch intently.

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Crocker Litschauer- "Mr. Boucher, has brought many new ideas to the program. He has taught me what, " physically fit" really means. I'll remember P.E. as being fun and as exciting as an intramurq.l sport.''

Derek Wolff and Jennifer Katzka decide to sit this one out.

Christina Peters jumps for joy during P E. and Derek Lyon does push-ups in a race with the clock as Mandy Scherb rests after doing the hospital run.

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The Varsity Cheerleaders, Patricia Romero, Peggy Hoffman, Britt Forden, Tiffany Lennette, and Lia Dorsey, build a human pyramid as Jessica Davis shows her school spirit at a basketball game.

leading was a great sport. We weren't competitive or anything, but we enjoyed lifting the crowd's spirit, to help make a successful season. Everyone is affected by that."

The J.V. Cheerleaders, Jessica Davis, Cara Zilisch, and Rani Hoover pra ctice their cheers after school.

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John Mattson - "To be successful in Cross Country takes commitment, intensity, and hard work. Being a part of the team helped me this season." Heather Bredlau - ''The combination of more people and enthusiasm helped the team a great deal this year. I really enjoyed my first season of Cross Countr . "

Amy Baxter gives us her "thumbs-up" for Cross-Coun try.

John Mattson , Paul Irvine, Jeff Wahlfeld , Scott Bodenner, and Erik Sandblom listen to Mr. Hunter and Mr. Baxter for the rules of the race.

Paul Irvine pushes himself toward s victory.

Ms. Schrader and Mr. Baxter take the sla ts whi le Mr. Hunter welcomes the winne rs with open arms.

Uzma Samadani gives it her all as she stretches to see the finish line.

Jennifer Katzka closes her eyes and pants from exhaustion wh ile running the last leg of her race.

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Renee Forrest and Tami Posnanski co mpete in practice.

Heather Krush shouts " mine," as she goes for the ball while the team looks on.

(1 .- r. ) 3rd row: Britt Forden, Beth Nielsen, Richelle Eliason, Renee Forrest, Jenny Howard, Tiffany Cummings. 2nd row: Ms. Fanesti l, Mikki Hebl, Tami Posnanski. 1st row : Tanya Schraufnagel, Sara Anderson , and Marya Willis.

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Gi~a Gosselin - '' Although we didn't win any games, the effort was there, we had a good time and learned a lot about teamwork.''

Michelle Morse - "I had a tun season; too bad we couldn't win more games."

Lisa Bradbury, Lisa Hessler, Sofia Refetoff and Pam Scholz are rea lly enjoying the bus ride.

Gina Gosselin battles one on one to keep control of the ball.

The Field Hockey Team gathers for a cheer, before going out to crush the opponents.

Lisa Bradbury shows off her good side after a game, while Sarah Sharpe, Adele Rosenberger, and Doreen Bubonovich look on.

Kathy Karaganis and Gina Gosselin start the Wayland offensive attack.

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Tim Kruse- "Basketball has really affected my life. I will always remember my experience at Wayland, because of all of the lessons it's taught me. Our team lacks most of the physical aspects of the game, yet our spirit never let us give up. Our desire kept us in the game no matter what the score. The team's unity is what I will remember when I look back on my basketball career at Wayland." John Mattson-"llook back at my experience in basketball at Wayland, and see it as a struggle. As a team we never gave up. I'll remember how hard we tried even though we seldom came out on top. The effort was there and that's what affected me. I'll remember our team as one that never gave up and the biggest bunch of winners at Wayland." Ed Hamb- "It has enhanced my ability to play the game, and furthermore, influenced my ability to work with others."

Nick Stricklin takes an oth er shot during a game

Todd Briggs and Charles Davis juggle for position as Scott Switalla tries to inbound the ball.

The team regroups after Rob Gibson commits a foul.

Brian Nix makes a set up for another Wayland victory.

Ed Hamb and Patricia Romero cheer together.

Tom Bartell swings fiercely to hit the ball.

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Matt Johnson - "This was my second season on the golf team and I had just路 as much fun as the year before. "

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John Sweeterman, Dave Dries, Matt Johnson, Karsten Hoevermann, Brett Olson, Jim Zivkovich, Andy Buchta, Tom Bartell, Gabriel and Mr. Borrud proudly represent the Wayland Golf Team , while Jim Zivkovich watch es carefully and hopes the ball goes in the hole.

Bill Schropsh ire prepares lor the upcoming game.

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Mat Rogers proves that he works hard as David Phillips at practice. Cameron Zahed and Jud Werner defend Wayland 's net from the attack of the opposing team.

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Laurie Mintz - "I learned to work with other members of the team and eve!! though we missed state by a few points, the effort was definitely there. II

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Jenny Rogers hits the ball with ease.

Stacey Westra swings the racket while Coco Cherubim observes.

Coco Cherubim shows us her skilled backhand stroke.

Barb Smith and Christina Peters are anxious to start playing.

denny Rogers prepares to make the perfect swing.

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The Varsit y Girl' s Ba sketball Team listens to their coach , Mr. Schantz. for so me la st minute helpful hint s.

Michele Neuser, Audra Foster, and Leanne Nagle finalize their plan to win the game.

Sue Brown and Ashley Paulsen focus all their attention on the game.

Mindy Willis concentrates on placing the ball in the hoop.

Peter Johnson shows off his racing ability.

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Peter Johnson smiles as Courtney Wene takes a "breather."

Members of the team run for the finish line, as Jim Pugh, Jennifer DuBose, and Barb Smith discuss what they're going to do next.

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Scott Bodenner helps to stretch out Leslie Snell 's arms as Kris Allen swims o the end of the pool.

Brian Sill takes a dive as Leslie Snell finishe s.

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Paul Barteii-"Wrestling is a fun sport where anybody can have an impact on the outcome of the team."

Joe Lennette-"Wrestling has been a very interesting sport for me, and we've done really well; better than expected. This season will be remembered by all."

Mark Hunt-"1 feel this season will remain with us because we were more than just a team. Although we had to go out on the mat alone, we felt as if the whole team was right out there with us. We owe our season to Mr. Sharpe.'' Paul Bartell is working his way out of a hold.

Eric Cooper is fighting his way out of a tight situation.

Mr. Boucher congratulates Mark Hunt for winning the tournament.

Steve Cordero is all sm il es because he won a great wrestling match.

Mikki Hebl and Tami Posnanski show their BIG RED sp irit.

Varalty Football· (1. -r.)-Sth row: T. Pflum. T. Occomy, P. Condon, B. Shropshire, S. Kolpin. 4th row: R. Gibson. T. Scheetz. K. Neyestani, T. Reeve, P. Switalla, B. Angelett i, T. Esmond, E. Cooper. 3rd row: S. FOQarty. Asst. Coach S. Liddicoat. Asst. Coach D. Scherer, Asst. Co~ch J . Vail, Head Coach S. Sharpe, Athletic Trainer B. Luebke. mgr. A. Hoover. 2nd row: J. Lillleton. D. Johansson, C. Lltschauer, P. Yoon, M. Hunt. K. Koranda. S. Ansell. J. Brandt. 1st row: T. Claudon, T. Kruse. J. Helbling, C. Haeuser. J. Spring. Not pictured: T. Macy, mgr. J. Stellpflug.

J.V. Football- (l.·r.)-4th row: J. Fakes, T. Pflum, D. Lyon, B. Kindig, T. Esmond. 3rd row: B. Haggerty, S. Cohen. mgr. J. Stellpflug, Head Coach K. Boucher, Athletic Trainer B. Luebke, mgr. J. LoCoco, A. Morris, F. White. 2nd row: B. Nix, E. Hamb, C. Hutchins, B: steber, C. Isaacson, R. Larrieu, M. Pring. 1st row: J. Brandt, M. Rosenberger, J. Scherb, B. Karl, S. Smith. Not pictured: S. Pope, T. Abu-Osba, Asst. Coach J. Clay, T. Irwin.

Varsity Soccer-(l.-r.)-4th row: M. Hickey, C. Welsh, J. Pugh, A. Moreno, M. VanHaren, H. Hjort. H. Palmer. 3rd row: K. Brady, D. Phillips, S. Kasten, Asst. Coach J. Veling, Head Coach G. Cobb, J. Dobbs, M. Neuser, mgr. S. Mackin. 2nd row: A. Kramer. A. Stone. M. N'Diaye, M. Bowman, M. Rogers, C. Wene, B. Cleaves, J. Dougall, P. Johnson. 1st row: C. Whiteside. T. Keat ing, C. Minkel, E. Aim, J. Bogart, N. Desmond, C. Minkel. Not pictured: M. Irwin.

J.V. Soccer-(l. -r.)-2nd row: B. Simpson, C. Davis, R. Dzelme, J. Lennette, S. Lee, T. Briggs. 1st row: S. Switalla, S. Tu, J. Werner. R. Brownell, S. Cordero, M. Martin. Not pictured: C. Davis, B. Dixon, T. Gunge, C. Hunt, A. Kammer, T. Kim, S. Larsen, M. McMurray, B. O'Neal, J. Pizzaro, G. Slater. J. Stechman. T. Thompson. J. Stellpflug, D. White, J. Sackrison.

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Mark VanHaren gets a few good steps in , before he kick s the ball.

Varsity Cheerleaders-(!. -r .)-3rd row: C. Zilisch. 2nd row: P. Hoffman. L. Dorsey. 1st row: T. Lennette, B. Forden. P. Romero. Not pictured: mgr. V. Moore.

J.V. Cheerleaders-(l.-r.)-3rd row: B. Kimball. 2nd row: J. Davis, R. Hoover. 1st row: S. Brown. Not pictured: mgr. S. Cohn.

Varsity Volleyball-(1. -r.)-3rd row: S. Anderson. Head Coach J. Fanestil, M. Hebl. 2nd row: J. Howard, T. Cummings, R. Forrest, M. Willis. B. Forden. 1st row: T. Schraufnagel, T. Posnanski, R. Eliason. Not pictured: B. Nielsen, mgr. A. Hunter.

Cross Country-(l. -r.}-4th row: T. Kitjasateanphun. E. Brownell. T. Haider. P. Bartell, Y. Gao. 3rd row: S. Bodenner. E. Sandblom. M. Poettgen. Head Coach (Boys) B. Baxter. Head Coach (Girls) B. J-1unter, J. Boesker. J. Muehl, J. Wahlfeld. 2nd row: D. Cronin, J. Mattson. A. Kammer, W. White, J. DeVine, P. Irvine. J. Crays. 1st row: A. Baxter, J. Katzka, H. Bredlau. Not pictured: U. Samadani.

J.V. Volleyball-(1.-r.)-3rd row: M. Smith, M. Willis, H. Kush, J . Davis, S. Tregenza. Head Coach B. Peels. 2nd row: S. Brown. V. Moore. B. Kimball, M. Stanley, L. Yang. 1st row: A. Fisher, L. Dorsey. T. Lennette. J. Sowers. Not pictured: mgr. T. Curtis, M. Doll, M. Georgeson, K. Hartman, mgr. D. Koniecko, K. Martin, C. Zilisch, mgr. T. Whiting.

A spectator's perspective ...

Catherine Maxwell, Kris Allen, Tracy Kearns, and Pam Scholz show their school spirit.

Spectators at Wayland are usually students because parents can't always be around. The students all seem to get along well at the athletic events. They cheer and fear that dreaded last point. "Gosh what a game this one is. I can't imagine what they're thinking out there! If only he'd go left . . . no right ... 路路 screamed Tracy Kearns.

Varsity Field Hockey-(l.-r.)-4th row: G. Gosselin, L. Bradbury, A. Foster, D. Wichman. K. Karaganis. K. Salak. 3rd row: S. Refetoff. mgr. S. Engelman. S. Sharpe, Coach D. Alpaugh, L. Snell. mgr. K. Lyon. D. Bubonovich. 2nd row: T. Doll, H. Yore. L. Hessler, P. Scholz. K. Davis, M. Morse. 1st row: A. Rosenberger. E. Buchanan. T. Kearns. N. Hakim, K. Deitrick. Not pictured: J. J. Rogers.

Boys' Varsity Basketball Team-(l.-r. )-3rd row: J. Mattson. M. VanHaren, P. Condon. P. Switalla. A. Gibson. D. Dries. 2nd row: M. N'Diaye, mgr. A. Karl, Coaches K. Peterson. S. Liddicoat, B. Luebke. mgr. C. Bittner. A. Buchta. 1st row: C. Haeuser. T. Claudon, A. Stone. N. Stricklin. E. Hamb. T. Kruse. Not pictured: statisticians: E. Carey, H. Hjort, A. Pizarro. A. Edlin, L. Hessler. P. Verhage, S. Medley.

Boys' J.V. Basketball Team-(1.-r.)-3rd row: S. Lee, J. Fakes, A. Pflum. B. Kindig. 2nd row: T. Gunge. C. Davis, mgr. C. Bittner, Coach K. Peterson. mgr. A. Karl. D. McGinn, T. Briggs. 1st row: S. Switalla, A. Kammer, M. Willis, S. Smith, B. Nix. Not pictured: A. Morris

Golf-(l.-r.)-3rd. row: T. Bartell, J. Sweeterman, Coach J. Borrud, Asst. Coach J. Miller, T. Carson, B. Olson. 2nd row: J. Parker, C. Bittner, A. Buchta. C. Nelson, D. McGinn. 1st row: D. Dries. K. Hoevermann , J. Zivkovich. Not pictured: M. Johnson, J. Smith, C. Zahed.

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Before the game, Kristi Deitrick practices her field hockey manuevers in her room.

Ice Hockey - (1.-r.)- 4th row: B. Turner, T. Haider, M. Hickey, M. Johnson. B. Shropshire. B. Olson, S. Pope. 3rd row: A. Kramer, D. Phillips, M. Bowman, Head Coach B. Bedford, Asst. Coach S. Frieze, M. Rogers, C. Nelson, D. Johansson. 2nd row: C. Hutchins, M. McMurray, P. Irvine. C. Zahed, J. Parker, J. Werner. C. Conley. 1st row: mgrs. D. Bubonovich, B. Simpson, J.J. Rogers. Not pictured: S. Tu.

Girls' Varsity Tennis-(l.-r.)-3rd . row: J. L. Rogers, D. Neumeyer, S. Miller. C. Peters. 2nd row: M. Scherb, A. Samadani. Coach Dr. Ellis, C. Cheribum, J. Richards. 1st row: S. Westra, L. Mintz. Not pictured: J. Fakes. mgrs: C. Chamberlin, C. Conley, R. Molina, E. Whang, C. Wilson.

Girls' J.V. Tennis-(l. -r.)-4th row: B. Katzka. C. Hollenbeck, S. Rheaume, S. Medley. 3rd row: J. Martin, K. Allen, H. O'Regan, Coach S. Brown, L. Siemon, A. VanStraelen. S. Nesbitt. 2nd row: E. Carey. N. Taylor, J. DuBose, J. Dixon, M. Merrick, M. Neuser. 1st row: P. Romero, A. Paulsen, C. Maxwell. Not pictured: C. Kahn, T. Rosado, B. Smith, J. LoCoco.

Girls' Varsity Baaketball-(1.-r.)- 3rd row: L. Nagle, S. Anderson, A. Foster, K. Lyon, J. Fakes. 2nd row: H. Kush, mgrs: W. White, T. Curtis, S. Buchta, Coach R. Schantz, S. Nesbitt. 路1st row: J. Rogers, J . Howard, M. Neuser.

A thought about hockey practice ... The dream was a good one: I was in Madison Square Garden dribbling down the court. I passed the ball to Larry Bird and he gave it back to me. I slammed it home and won the game for the Celtics. The buzzer sounded. Suddenly everybody was gone and I was left alone on the court, holding my alarm clock. /looked at the clock and it read 5:00 A.M.

Bill Shropshire eyes the puck for a pass while Matt Hickey and Jud Werner follow the play.

All of a sudden I woke up; it was 5: 15 A.M. and it was time for another morning hockey practice. Still in a half-daze I gathered my gear together, piled into the van and headed for Waupun. There I worked for an hour and a half on everything from breakouts, to shooting, passing, man up and man down situations, and finally ended up practice with some sprints. Feeling the last of my second wind, I made my way into the van and headed back for another day of classes at the Academy.

Girls' J.V. Basketball-(1.-r.)- 3rd row: J. Martin, H. Kush, B. Katzka, C. Hallenbeck, C. Hartman, Coach J. Fanestil. 2nd row: J. Sowers, M. Willis, Y. Kuroki, M. Merrick, K. Salak. 1st row: C. Maxwell. Not pictured: D. Wichman, mgr. E. Buchanan.

Swim Team-(1.-r.)- 3rd row: C. Cherubim, J. Littleton, T. Macy, R. Larrieu, K. Allen. 2nd row: B. Sill, A. Moreno, Coaches Y. Huo, K. Griffin, J. Drum, J. Stellpflug. 1st row: J. Dobbs, S. Tregenza, J . LoCoco, J. Wahlfeld, M. Smith. Not pictured: E. Aim, S. Bodenner, H. Bredlau, S. Elesh, T. Kim, L. Snell.

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Ski Team-(1.-r.)- 4th row: J. Dougall. M. Marlin, P. Johnson, G. Aylesworth. L. Bradbury, R. Dzelme. 3rd row: mgr. C. Minkel. J. Helbling, F. White, T. Carson. C. Davis, R. Forrest, S. Engelman, T. Esmond, B. Steber, B. Haggerty, S. Kinsey. B. Smith. B. Nielsen, T. Scheetz. 2nd row: C. Wene, H. Yore, N. Desmond, K. Hoevermann, C. Chamberlin, J. Stechmann, C. Wilson, J. Richards, M. Rosenberger, J. Scherb, R. Eliason. U. Samadani, P. Scholz, A. VanStraelen. J. Sweeterman. 1st row: A. Lilly, R. Brownell, S. Kasten. Coaches K. Petersen, G. Cobb. D. Kasper. D. Alpaugh, C. Whiteside, T. Whiting, J. Dubose, T. Kearns, K. Martin, L. Yang, A. Fisher, K. Wollin. Not pictured: J. Brandt. M. Buss, S. Fogarty, J. Pugh, R. Rottersman, D. Neis, A. Paulsen. E. Sandblom. M. Buss, J. Pugh.

Wrestling Team- (1.-r.)- 4th row: E. Cooper, J. Zivkovich, M. Hunt, B. Angeletti, K. Koranda. 3rd row: mgr. D. Neumeyer, Athletic Trainer B. Luebke, Head Coach S. Sharpe, Asst. Coach K. Boucher, mgrs. T. Schraufnagel, N. Taylor. 2nd row: C. Goetsch, R. Molina, J. Lennette, T. Irwin, J. Smith, T. Bartell, S. Larsen. 1st row: R. Rottersman, P. Bartell, J. Brandt, C. Hunt, C. Isaacson, B. O'Neal, S. Cordero.

The boys' basketball team is in action .

Steven Lee practices mental telepathy, as he keeps the ball in mid-air.

Field Hockey player Sofia Refetoff fights for the ball, while Gina Gosselin, Michele Morse, Lisa Hessler and Emily Buchanan watch intensely. Erik Sanblom kicks into the finish line.

The Wayland offensive proaches another play.

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Brad Angeletti can't help but smile about the football team's victory.

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Mr. Peck leaves his Invisible Touch on the Wayland Jazz Band.

. . . Faculty and Staff

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Administration

Dr. William G. Ellis President I Head of School Head Coach-Varsity Boysâ&#x20AC;˘ and Girls' Tennis

Kris G. Boucher Director of Athletics and Health I Physical Education Dormitory Supervisor-Ella Dye Dorm Freshman Class Advisor Head !Coach-Junior Varsity Football Assistant CoachWrestling

George S. Cobb Dean of Students/ Assistant Head of School Director of Mentoring Acting ChairmanSocial Studies/ History Department Economics Dormitory DirectorElla Dye Dorm Senior Class Advisor Head Coach-Varsity Soccer Assistant CoachAlpine Skiing

James A. Crow Director of Finance

William M. Bedford Biology and Chemistry Dormitory Supervisor-Ella Dye Dorm Senior Class Advisor Head Coach-Ice Hockey Assistant CoachBoys' Tennis

James E. Borrud German/English As a Second Language Foreign Student Advisor Dormitory Supervisor-South Campus Dorm Head Coach-Golf

Shelley A. Greenwood Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Coordinator of Drama

Fred L. Schlicher Director of Studies Chairman of Mathema tics Department and Newell Chair of Mathematics Coordinator of Computer Center Calculus

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Diane J. Alpaugh Dormitory DirectorWarren Cottage Social Studies/ History Head Coach-Field Hockey and Softball Assistant CoachAlpine Skiing Thespian Troupe Advisor

William K. Baxter Social Studies / History Freshman Class Advisor Head Coach-Boys' Cross Country and Boys' Track

Susanne R. Brown Admissions Counselor Junior Varsity Coach-Girls' Tennis

John G. Clay Mathematics Dormitory DirectorGlen Dye Dorm Assistant CoachJunior Varsity Football

Beverly A. Doh mann Coordinator of Art Art Prom Advisor

Nancy K. Ellis Director of Study Skills Program

Jane E. Fanestil Mathematics Dormitory ResidentWarren Cottage Head Coach-Varsity Volleyball Junior Varsity Coach-Girls' Basketball and Softball

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Yu路Liang Huo English Exchange Faculty Member from the People's Republic of China Dormitory ResidentElla Dye Dorm Assistant CoachCoed Swimming

David W. Kasper Mathematics and Computer Science Coordinator-Personal Endeavor Program {PEP) Sophomore Class Advisor Head Coach-Boys' Alpine Skiing

Elias A. Khreish Chairman of Science Department Dye Chair of Science Chemistry

William Luebke Assistant to the Athletic Director Athletic Trainer

Joseph H. Miller Douglas W. Palm Mathematics Director of Assistant Coach-Golf Publications and Public Information Dormitory Supervisor-Ella Dye Dorm

Yafu Gong English Exchange Faculty Member from the People's Republio of China Dormitory ResidentElla Dye Dorm Assistant CoachJunior Varsity Girls' Basketball

Douglas J. Goodman Mathematics and Computer Science Dormitory ResidentWayland Hall

Kathleen M. GriHin French Dormitory ResidentWarren Cottage Head Coach-Coed Swimming

Bruce Hunter Director of College Counseling Head Coach-Girls' Cross Country and Girls' Track

lngeborg Klein Mathematics and German Visiting Faculty Member from the Federal Republic of Germany Dormitory Supervisor-Warren Cottage

Constance Koehne Joseph A. Coordinator of Music Lennartz Chairman of the Chapel Organist Foreign Language Department Spanish Dormitory ResidentWayland Hall

Scott W. Liddicoat Biology and Ecology Dormitory Supervisor-Glen Dye Dorm Head Coach-Varsity Boys' Basketball Assistant CoachVarsity Football

Jan H. Lilly Social Studies/ History

John P. Patterson Chairman-English Department Dormitory Supervisor-South Campus Dorm

Joann Peck Mathematics/tutor {On Leave of Absence, 1986-87)

Chaplain and Dye Chair of Religion Dormitory DirectorWayland Hall Assistant Coach-Ice Hockey and Junior Varsity Soccer

William R. Peck IV Kimberly Petersen Music Physics and Astronomy Director of Wayland Choir, Singers. and Dormitory ResidentInstrumental Warren Cottage Ensembles Head Coach-Girls' Dormitory Alpine Skiing Supervisor-Wayland Co-Advisor-Aerobic Hall Exercises Junior Varsity Assistant AdvisorCoach-Volleyball Pillars

Keith A. Peterson Social Studies/ History Dormitory ResidentWayland Hall Head Coach-Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Coach-Boys' Basketball

A Typical Day

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Kearns and Ms. Arntson en ter the Health Center.

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Neal Rutstein English/Speech and Debate Dormitory DirectorSouth Campus Dorm Sophomore Class Advisor Junior Varsity Coach-Soccer

Robert C. Schantz English. Dormitory SupervisorGlen Dye Dorm Head Coach-Varsity Girls' Basketball

James H. Staley Instrumental Music

Jesse Vail Assistant CoachVarsity Football

Michael J. Schneider Spanish Dormitory Supervisor-South Campus Dorm Moderator-Judicial Committee

Nona K. Schrader English Director of Student Activities

Eli Seighman Director of Library I Media Center Chairman-Special Events Committee Dormitory Supervisor-Glen Dye Dorm

John Veling Head Coach-Girls' Soccer Assistant CoachVarsity Soccer

Dee Walter Director of Developmental Reading Program Art/ Photography Head Advisor-Pillara Co-Advisor-Aerobic Exercises

Steven J. Sharpe Assistant Athletic Director Driver Education Head Coach-Varsity Football and Wrestling Junior Varsity Coach-Baseball Dormitory Supervisor-Glen Dye Dorm

Ms. Kotek sort s the mail.

Roger J. VanHaren English. Junior Class Advisor

Supportive Staff J. Allemand J. Braatz J. Coyle G. Forrester M. Gagnon L. Hoff D. Jesko

E. Joppa R. Kotek L. Kulka J. LeCoultre C. Miller J. Parisi S. Welch

Gloria H. Wheeler Coordinator of Annual Programs

Schoen Health Center Nursing Staff S. Arntson G. Borrud P. Harmsen B. Meyer S. Orlowski S. Schwefel

Maintenance Staff K. Bence H. Diels R. Elser J . Falkinham A. Langfeldt W. Luck L. Mann E. Miller

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Nowak Owens Peters Peters Roth R. Schmidt K. Strauss M. Wolfgang

Saga Food Service Staff A. Bahls W. Birkholz C. Gosse D. Guenther M. Klapper D. Kranz

C. Lamb M. Leistico L. Sadowski D. Scherer J. Selchert H. Vick

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in the Life Ms. Schrader checks out grades for AimH Lilly and Heidi Yore.

Ms. Griffin smiles at her class.

Mr. Peterson relaxes during class.

Mr. Schlicher gives Mrs. Allemand more work.

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Mr. Lilly demands that Chuck Chamberlin write 3000 words about the Civil War before he can leave.

Mr. Schantz luxuriates in his newly remodeled classroom, but wonders what happened to his class.

Mr. Cobb discusses his thought for the day with Jeb Scherb.

Rev. Frieze is torn between tennis with Jamie Fakes and field hockey with Audra Foster.

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Matt Hickey, Teresa Rosado, and Sam Ansell prepare for their trip.

The Fall Play Refreshing! Differentl Educational! These were just a few words used to describe the Wayland Players Fall Production, " The Teahouse of the August Moon ." The theater touches almost everyone at Wayland Academy, whether one works backstage, has the lead, or sits in the audience. Behind the scenes work can be rewarding and Michele Neuser comented to that effect. " I feel that drama is challenging. I have enjoyed my experience in our Wayland production." The play was a great success, with much praise due to Mrs. Gwendolyn Gillen, the director. As Sam Ansell remarked, " It all seemed more than worth the effort in the end." Th e set was especially stunning and the costumes were exceptiona l. Who knows? Maybe these are future producers, actors and actresses. One day, will you say, " It all started when I played the lead in " The Teahouse of the August Moon" ... ?"

Brad Angeletti, Sam Ansell, Matt Hickey, and Paul Verhage feed the goat a new creation.

Mark VanHaren, Chuck Haeuser, Teresa Rosado, Josh Drum, .Eugene Brownell, Brad Angeletti, and Patricia Romero take a bow.

Theater Productions are a Tradition at Wayland Teresa Rosado and Josh Drum gracefully take a bow.

Abe Edlin, Walter White, Lisa Hessler, Meryl Smith, Paul Verhage, and Britt Forden fail to notice Sam Ansell 's socks.

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Program for " The Teahouse of the August Moon", designed by Kelly Lyon.

Brad Angeletti prepares to wrestle.

We are the Seniors! Need we say more?

Spirit Week "The school spirit was in bloom during this week," stated Kathy Karagan is. This statement sums up the events of Spirit Week. The festivities began with a clash as students dressed in everything from paisley and polka dots, to stripes and checks on Clash Day. Twin Day was a new twist and many thought they were seeing double throughout the day. During the traditional Red and White Day, one could feel the excitement building as classes got together to put the final touches on their effigies or to rehearse their skit for the Pep Rally. The week ended with the Spirit Week Dance which "was a lot of fun," remarked Linda Yang. Spirit Week wasn't quickly forgotten, especially because there was a half Neely, Wayland's term for a late start, the following Monday.

Sara Anderson looks devious, as she remarks, "Sophomores will cash you in."

Beth Nielsen and Doreen Bubonovich seek revenge on certa in members of the faculty at the Pep Rally.

Wayland's spirit leaves its imprint The Seniors portray their perfection! Who could question that?

The Sophomores jam during the Pep Rally.

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David Dries shows off the latest fashion on clash day.

Stacey Westra, alias Mrs. Dohmann. shows off one of her student's prize-winning pieces of artwork.

Jamie Parker clashes with style.

Many paren ts enjoy the football game despite the rain.

Parents' Weekend Fall Parents' Weekend of 1986 was a time of tension, anticipation and fun for everyone. It began on October third when the first carload of parents pulled into the circle on front campus. Parents rushed around frantically trying to find their children. After a long greeting, the parents went off on their own adventure. They entered Lindsay Gymnasium, a room which contained a maze of tables and smiling teachers. After these conferences parents got a chance to see their children in action, as they watched sports teams compete. The next day was more relaxing and parents took the opportunity to spend time with their children. When the parents left at the end of the day, there was no doubt that they felt , in one way or another, the invisible touch Wayland Academy had left on them .

Connie Schlaff's mother and Connie check out her grades to see if they' re A-OK!

Kelly Martin's paren ts chat with Dr. Ellis.

Parents Feel the Invisible Touch of Wayland Barb Smith, Bill Shropshire, Charity Kahn, Jayson Spring, King Mark VanHaren, Queen Jenny Rogers, Tiffany Lennette, Jeb Scherb, Mindy Willis, and Steve Pope make up this year' s Spirit Court.

Spirit Week Queen Jenny Rogers and King Mark VanHaren wa lk in to the dance, while parents enjoy the game.

Bo Simpson, Mr. Schneider and So's parents seem to be having a good conference, while Mr. Bradbury buttons up Lisa's jacket before her big game.

Mom and Dad listen as Brad Angeletti expounds upon Wayland's great academics.

Bob Turner, Bill Shropshire, Gabe Slater, Melanie Georgeson, Chris Hunt, Carter Minkel, and Dave Phillips show their Halloween spirit.

Halloween Halloween at Wayland Academy is a fun and unique time. Students "dug in" and turned out some extremely original pumpkins. Later, at the dance, students disguised themselves in various costumes. Linda Yang commented, "I was disappointed that I could not go trick-or-treating, but the dance made up for it." Scarey movies that made one's flesh creep and crawl were also shown throughout the weekend. How long will Halloween '86 haunt your memory?

Matt Hickey prepares to dig in his pumpkin, while Gina Gosselin, and Giles Aylesworth cheer him on.

Noah Desmond looks determined to win the pumpkin carving contest.

Halloween 86: Pumpkin carving is a tradition at Wayland Stacey Buchta and Kelly Lyon look proud as they show off their prize pumpkin.

Leslie Snell says, " It' s not finished yet!"

Culture Trip: Pabst Theatre, Milwaukee; Shakespeare Play

Richelle Eliason is captivated by the play, 'Comedy of Errors,' put on by the American Players as a matinee performance for the entire student body.

The cast of 'Comedy of Errors' takes their final bow.

The play ends, the curtain closes, and the entire school had an enriching experience.

Richelle Eliason and sister Diane '85. Diane's feelings about her Wayland experience: Wayland has been a great influence on my life. Although Wayland seemed small and confined, now I can really appreciate the diversity of its students and faculty . Everyone brought to Wayland their own personal ideas and experiences; the good friends I made were very unique. I learned to accept people for who they were, their differences, and their beliefs. The challenges as well as the encouragement I received at Wayland have truly helped me at Marquette. Living on a large urban campus has removed the personal attention I once received at

Wayland, but my confidence and self-motivation rooted in high school has given me strength to accomplish my goals here. As my sister, Richelle, graduates this spring, I know she'll be leaving many close friends, but she'll take with her countless memories. Her Wayland experience will be a terrific benefit to her in college and throughout life. Congratulations Richelle, I wish all the best for you!

Ning Herrick relaxes during ./ the early morning hours at Wayland '84.

Pamela Haas '85: Wayland Academy taught me many things. but most of all it prepared me for responsibility. As a sophomore in college, I no longer ask for 'per' to go downtown, use a signout sheet, or have to study from 7:30 to 9:30 at night. In college I find mysel f, though. telling someone where I'm going and about what time I'll be back. And after dinner, I have an incredible habit of pulling out the books and studying without any coaxing . Wayland taught me to take the responsibility of being courteous. and the

responsibility of keeping to my studies, even when the college temptations become very great. You will not fully appreciate what Wayland has done for you until you have left the secure compound of Universi ty Avenue.

Ning Herrick '85: I used to think everyone at Wayland was so much alike. Now that I've been gone for two years I realize what unique individuals my friends and teachers at Wayland were. I also realize that I was not only allowed to be, but encouraged to be an individual. I now am com fortable in college with that person I am, while some of my peers are still struggling.

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Morgan O'Regan '85: My experiences at Wayland made the jump into college life a lot easier. I learned such lessons as how valuable change, especially quarters, is; not to wash reds with whites. unless you yearn for pinks, and how to deal with cafeteria style food. All these lessons my fellow freshmen classmates had to learn during college rather than before it. For example, it took a lot longer for their tastebuds to get adjusted to dorm delicacies than it did for my own highly conditioned ones. Consequently, many of them ended up ordering Dominoes every night and most of them were broke and twenty-five pounds heavier by the semester's end. However, these were minor lessons. More importantly, life at Wayland taught me how to manage time efficentl y. When I was co-editor of Pillars, I had to deal with getting my homework done and meeting yearbook deadlines. Yet , I also wanted to enjoy the oh-so-fun extracurricular activities Beaver Dam had to offer like Shopko and the Beaver Theater. I needed to learn how to make the best use of my time. This was an invaluable lesson because Columbia, Missouri has not just one movie theater, but six, not just one mall, but ten, plus lots of other "activities" like frat parties. If I hadn't learned the lesson of "efficient time management" I would have probably flunked out by now.

Her roommate and Rosina Samadani '85 enjoy college life at MIT. Rosina tell s her feelings about Wayland's imprint: Everything I've learned at Wayland has come back to haunt me from L' Hopi tal 's Rule to the Law of Cosines. I made lasting friends at Wayland and, although at times it is difficult, I try to keep in touch with them. Good luck to the class of '87. Congrats As!

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Junior Tao '85 writes a letter to his "dear old friend, Mr. Wayland Academy": Dear Mr. Wayland Academy, How are you doing? I hope everything is fine for you and your family. I haven' t seen you since last spring when I stopped by to visit. It was such an emotional and exciting visit for me. I saw so many new faces in your fam ily; that reminded me of the first time I moved in to live with your family. I was so scared because that was the first time I rea lly lived away from my biological fa mily; and for me it was a long, long way from home. You were so kind to accept me to live with your family. Many elder fa mily members really helped me mentally to fight my way through. They helped me to learn about this country, the people. They helped me to be more independent. The most important thing they taught me was how to respect and love people, especially friends. They listened to me when 1 needed to talk about my problems. They gave me courage to face reality when 1 was about to give up all hopes. I'm also thankful that you gave me the opportunities to seek for myself. to understand myself, and most importantly, to be myself. As a result , I'm proud of being myself.

Julia Johnson '85: Wayland was the best thing that ever happened to me, and 1 don't think I would have ever admitted it until now. It wasn't only a great growing experience, but it also helped to prepare and adjust me for the college life.

Laurie Swindull '84: While attending Wayland, we were all forced to mature faster because of the given responsibilities. Learning ski ll s such as how to live with a room mate and how to manage time well are invaluable. Ultimately, however, the Wayland environment helped me to realize my strengths and limitations. I know how hard to push myself and when to relax , an insight which shall help me for the rest of my life.

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1 Herbie Moore '85 and Rob Gibson '88 talk about old times on Alumni Reunion Weekend. Herbie Moore '85: Wayland Academy was an experience I cou ld never forget, but then how could anyone? In all seriousness, if it was not for Wayland I wouldn't be the person I am today; and we all know how nice I am!

Dave Towner '85: Wayland Academy made the transition into college life much easier. While attending Wayland 1 was inundated with interesting experiences. Sitting with Dan Kraut '85 and Ben Scherer '85 in assembly made singing the Wayland alma mater an interesting experience. Sitting in the back row for Chapel and Assembly gave me the advantage of being able to study a few extra minutes for the upcoming exam. But more seriously, Wayland taught me how to effectively manage my time . Now, I don't need to rely on that extra study time in Chapel; I am able to plan my college studying accordingly, and still have time for fun .

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Chip Hiestand '85: Alii know is what I have learned at Wayland Academy- both useful and useless. I learned that the first and last five pages of a book are the on ly real important ones, and if you sleep sitting up with your eyes open, you don't need to sleep at night. Away from Wayland. people do th ings differently. It was quite amazing to find ou t that most people wear the knot of their necktie close to their neck. not at their waist . I learned where to get a good deal on large white banners and license pla tes. Although I sometimes thought I had to do too much acedemia. it was to those circumstances above and to Wayland Academy which I owe any small achievements I have accomplished, and I know I would not change a thing.

Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols: L_____~A Tradition and Experience Long Remembered The chapel is beautifully decorated for the annual Festival of Lessons and Carols.

The chorus sings traditional Christmas carols.

Tami Posnanski, Lisa Hessler, Asma Samadani, Stacey Westra, and Jennifer Martin play in handbell choir directed by Mr. Peck.

Paul Verhage reads the lessons of the birth of Christ.

Reverend Fri eze makes sure that his face is seen in the picture with Tami Posnanski, Asma Samadani, and Stacey Westra.

Th e Wa yland Christmas spiri t traditionally begins with the Festiva l of Lessons and Carols. This is th e event which all ows faculty and student s to celebrate the coming holidays. The chape l resounded with music during the program . as the choir. handbell choir , and flut e choir. along with variou s soloists. performed beautifully. The decorated chapel looked wonderful as the candles lent a softgl ow to the walls. The Festiva l of Lessons and Carols will carry out its message in yea rs to come at Wayland , and everyone who att en ds is left with a specia l memory.

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Senior Class Officers: President Mike Neuser, Vice-President Brett Olson , and Secretary/Treasurer Mikki Hebk

Senior Prefects- (1.-r.) 3rd row: Mat Rogers, Peter Johnson, John Mattson. 2nd row: Tiffany Cummings, Jenny Rogers, Head Prefect Richelle Eliason, Mikki Hebl. 1st row Chris Minkel.

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Bradley Angeletti

H. Samuel Ansell

Giles Aylesworth

- You don' t always have to have the lead if you have the heart to come from behind. -You must believe to achieve. - You have failed only when you have failed to try. -Thanks TiH, Jess, Nif. Jer. Mik, Peg. Tae. Crock. Mac, Minks, Cabbage. Noise. Ols, Rog (y). Rog (i), and all my other friends! -Special THANKS to Mom and Ira for the opportunity. I won't let you down. -P.A. Hey Sharpey. I made It! ! Believe it or noll

"No Comment"

" Oh, please don't threaten me with your disciplinary drivel." -Lisa. you've made all the difference. Watching stars. munching goodies, driving 944, remember? I couldn' t have made it without you. Never forget. -It's another goodbye to another good friend. Alter all is said and done. gotta move while it's still fun. I'm gonna walk before they made me run. -The Rolling Stones. -Mom, Dad, I love you. -To the class of t987, " We're FREEEE!" -P.S. tennis anyone?

Amy Baxter

Thomas Bartell We who now live are parts of humanity that extends into the remote past. a humanity that has interacted with nature. The things in civilization we most prize are not ourselves. They exist by grace of the doings and sufferings of the continuous human community in which we are a link. Ours is the responsibility of conserving. transmitting , rectifying, and ex-

panding the heritage of values we have received that those who come after us may receive it more solid and more secure. more widely accessible. and more generously shared than we have received it.-John Dewey

Lisa Bradbury

Mark Bowman "There is only one success -

"If you tame me, then we shall need each other. To me. you will be unique in all the world. To you, I shall be unique in all the world." -The Little Prince -Dad always said, "Don't eat anything bigger than your head" and Mom just laughed. -CBW Ill: I won' t forget, will you? She~ Now is a time to remember, do you? Lit- "Do I dare disturb the universe?" Jenn K.- UNDERWEAR! W.W.- Let's do lunch . Heat and J.D.- do you recall on the corner of Park Ave. and University? Ms. G. and Mrs. Peck -WELL .

to be

able to spend your life in your own

way." -Christopher Morley. "Comic book colors on a violin river crying Leonardo words from out a silk trombone." -Robert Hunter. PY- Break out the BOOKS! J.P./C.Z.- PROTO POWER! .... 3:30?? Tank-"Which way is my room?" MODERATION .. OH WELL. -"It's hard not to like someone who likes you." 路 Jerry Garcia

John Brandt Thanx Mom and Dad for your love and support. and never forget I love you. -John, Te, Scooter. Munchle, Laur, Kelt, Stebes, and Jerm: Thanks for the times we had, it's been great. Good luck in the future and never

" We are shaped and fashioned by what we love." -Goethe. We laugh at all the plastic faces! As confusion boggles our minds without traces; through trial and error we'll make if do. It's just a faint farewell - you! The stars will forever shine bright every night! G.A.L.U. Woe! Suz, ahoy, ahoy, ahoy! get the story straight! Adele- I need some leverage. Kristitsn't that special? Gina- Boula, Boulal Sofia- Remember when? If you don't dream you'll lose your mind ... The Stones. Let the good times roll!- The Cars. I.L.U.M. and D.

Heather Bredlau Life Is full of laughter but laughter too shall end. -Give me instead forever the friendship of a friend. Thanks Mom for the opportunity and to everybody who has made the past three years THE BEST!!

forget me. -Remember, Jerm and Stebes. we're on a mission from

God! -The Godfather says. " The townies rule." Right Mr. Cobb? - Yah Laur have tun at KU!!!

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Stacey Buchta "So many people have come and gone,

their faces lade as the years go by, and I still recall as I wander on, as clear as the sun in the summer sky." · Boston. Kel / Jenn· I'll never forget you guys. Peace. Mom / Dad· 3 down, t to go! Kev· I love you. Thanks for always being there and

for all you do. You' re the best. Andre' -1'11 miss you next year; stay the same-K? Paige-- The memories. " Before we end and then begin. we'll drink a toast to how

it' s been ... " · Billy Joel.

Timothy Claudon

Robert Cleaves

"I've got a strong urge to fly"- P.F. S.L. · Thanks; Official Wayland Veteran R.G.· Enough hours to be Thespian yet? T.K. · You're one of a kind. S.A.· alias SAKINIIt' s been wild. M. V.· nice pass eh! J.M. David Crosby· " We' ve had our ups and downs but we're still together." P.S.· Dit· to ·Senior band -and to all the fellas: we're out of here! Mom and Dad: Thanks a lot for your help, even through Foo tball. I Love you!

As it has been, then it will be. Two worlds this planet, and both I ca n see. But what is to me, to you may not be. And your worlds to mine, unchanging will they be? We are islands to each other. Building hope for bridges on a troubled sea. P.S. Whose lanes?

Karen Coyle

Tiffany Cummings

Time flowing like a river: Time beckoning

Mom and Dad. Did you ever know that you're my hero and everything I'd like to be. I can fly higher than any eagle because you are the wind beneath my wings ·Sheena Easton. To my special friends: Thanks for all the times in my life you were such a vital part of, and for being the

me: Who knows when we shall meet

again. if ever. And time keeps flowing like a river to the sea Thanks to all my teachers, Dr. Ellis, and especially, my lov· ing parents. The DWEEBS: Tammy, Jack· ie, and Shelly Wrap it up! ! Brian I'll love you FOREVER .

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unique essence of, our lasting friendship. CJL- Promises are made wit h a little sunshine; and si ng our love song in the harvest moon.

Kristina Deitrick

John DeVine My mind lets go many things like dates and days and yet recalls the very hour. Twas noon upon a step and on the last

blue moon, of May I commenced that day. The wind came briskly crisping the nerves. inside, then pausing here set down 4 years of high school work, and from the tree of Wayland feel just one thing, achievement. -Thomas B. Aldrich. Thanks Mom and Dad I Luv U. Won ' t you come see about me. tell me your troubles and doubts. think of the finer things we're working on, slow change may pull us apart. But don't you forget about me! Simple Minds. S.M.-We will always B friends its been 2 great years. A.B.- The same asS. but you are my wife the corner was great! A.L.- Don' t whine, or get walked on! Don't you forget about CSC or Super P. L.D.- I like my coffee black. no cream: maybe a little.

John Dobbs Well. one year, one chance, galla use it and gotta have fun for sure. Thanks E.G., M.f. , T.C.. T.H.. and all you guys who took lime. To Carla and A-care, and the staff. and lam: I lived on your letters- Love you P.S.. H.H.-We'll never finish. TOO BAD P.P.S.-Let's not forget where we came from.

Joshua Drum The swiftness of my youth has departed me, but I shall make fewer mlstakes.Oshira Life is not a linear progression!

That's good. -Baxter Wash imo nolle ikuyo.-Ancient man T.M.- You're wrong P.V.- Prove it W2- A thought to ponder; If life is not a linear progression, what is it? Ca. W., C.Z., D.C.. D.L. , E. B.. J.B.. J.M.. L.H .. Led Z. M.D.. Mr. P., Rev. F.. T. Heads.

Tiffanne Doll You can ' t get where your going unless you remember where you came from. Who you are and what you are is the only thing you own. never lose it, and never . ever .... surrender. Mom and Dad, thank you for the experiences. I love you! Marla, my baby sister, good luck next year. I love you. -Peter, love is a four letter word. but not bad. You never know ... -Adele, We've been friends a long time. I'll never forget you. -To my friends at Wayland, thanks for everything. I'll miss you. Love Ya!!

Richelle Eliason Look around and choose you own ground for long you live and high you fly, and smiles you 'll give and tears you 'll cry. And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. life I love you, all is groovy!Simon and Garfunkef. Mike-The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.-Chamfort . T.P., K.S .. and S.T.-We shared the laughter and the pain and even shared the tears.-Phif Collins. Mom. Dad and Diane- I love you!!

T. Scott Engelman

Britt Forden

Kate. you got me started. Easy. Let's clean up the noise Pete. Snowiest. To the hangge uppe court. CUt throat. Goodbye Kam, Hello Lije. JS x 2 + Nick= SM. 5 years. Too bad Kam. Hi Barb. Lei's see the hat fly now. " The story teller makes no choice, soon you will not hear his voice." -JG

"To leave harsh words unspoken, may cause some feud to end, and pave a path of peace. where friendship starts again." " Great goals are worth great risks." Thank you Mom and Dad for everything. I love you very much!!! A special thank you to Anne. Scott, Leslie, Peggy and to everyone else who has made my years at Wayland memorable ones. Mr. Rutstein, thanks for all your support!

Renee Forrest

Gina Gosselin

"Aim at the sun. and you may not reach It; but your arrow will fly far higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself. .. -J. Hawes. Thanks tor the memories G.G.. H.Y.. N.H.â&#x20AC;˘ D.B. -at least I'm not an underclassmen. Mr. Palm and Dlane" The difficulty is not so great to die for a friend. as to find a friend worth dying for." -Homer. Mom and Dad- I Love you.

And you know If's time to go Through the rain and fallen snow. Across the fields of mourning To a light that's In the distance U2. Dad, thanks for caring enough. I love you! Let's never forgeH love my roomie. Yank, Loblsoba, no per. Spider, and Bif. (I didn't forget you Bul)

Charles Haeuser "I don' t do anything lor the good of humanity, I do it for me!" -Skelelor. "You've got it all, If's all in your hands." -INXS "There are many here among us who feel life is but a joke." -JIM I " This is the end my only friend, the end." -Jim Morrison EAUGH!!

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Nadia Hakim

Michelle Hebl

For long you live, and high you fly, and smiles you'll give, and tears you'll cry, and all you touch, and all you see, is all your life, will ever be. -Pink Royd. Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. I love you! Hey Hey BuBu. Thanks to H.Y., G.G.,

The pain of leaving those you grow to love is only the prelude to understanding yourself and others.-Shirley Maclaine. Thanks teachers and coaches for the ex ~ tra time helping and caring you've spent. Thanks to my friends for lasting memories of the gym, the wig, smelly feet , Chinese fired rills. the closet, of courts, the " lunile" aspen, etc ... Mom and Dad-you're awesome parents! Thanks for everything-! love you both tons!!

R.F .. and of course Wren.

Jerome Helbling

Matthew Hickey

I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will certainly defend your right to say it. -Voltaire. The cops busted me for smiling on a cloudy day. -The Grateful Dead. If I'm told what to do, I won't do it, If I'm asked politely, I might but probably not. -J.H. Why? everyone Fellas forever: T.K., C.M., M.N., D.P., 6 .0 . P.S.-Learn to relax. C.I.-Let em' come to us. T.K.-Siop singing. Thanks M and D, I love you .

We busted out of class, gotta get away from those fools. We learn more from a 3 minute record than we ever learn in school.-The Boss. Mr. B., Mr. C.C.Z." When the world is running down you make the best of what's still around. Mom and Dad-" lf I had the world to give you I'd give it to you." -Grateful Dead. Thanks for the opportunity, you won' t be sorry! "Goodbye cruel world." -Elvis Costello. Ed-you're the best.

Hans Hjort

Peggy Hoffman

Some words to simplify life: Reality is frequently inaccurate, and in cases of major discrepancies, it's reality that's got if wrong. Time is an illusion. lunch lime is doubly so. There is a thin line between genius and insanity. !think, therefore I am confused. Reality is for those who lack Imagination. Don't take life seriously; it's not permanent. There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action.

As children do. they stayed at home; wailing lor the day when they were grown. The future seemed to far away, but every night they'd kneel and pray. All and all they did their best, and one by one they left the nest. Across the globe they searched for love, and put their faith in their God above.-O.M.D. Duckie-S.H. Forever. HA!-Love you! To-S.M., J.J.R.. L.M., J.L.R., M.W., T.C., B.F., Waugh, Pamdrew and my parents-Love you alii

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Jenny Howard People come into our lives and walk with us a mile And then. because of circumstances. they only stay awhile. They fill a need within the days They move so quickly by, and then are gone. Beyond our reach-we often wonder why. God only knows the reason why we meet and share a smile; Why people come into our lives

and walk with us a mile.

Michael Irwin -I'd like to thank Pete and Bobby tor my first game here. "Will man destroy in six minutes what it took God six days to creale?"-Episcopal Church. " Is it just a game that we're playing now? Were we born to win? Does it all come down to what we've done before? Is if peace and love that we're searching tor?"-Moody Blues. Pete-Let' s do Trig Functions.

Peter Johnson Mat, we had a strange but, tun 3 years (best of friends) Hey Mike. watch those dangling Ps! Marya, I'll never forget you! Courtney and Giles. Aspen will never be forgotten! See ya Minkster, I'll miss you!

Later days David (R.E. M.) Mrs. Dohmann. thanks tor everything! Skiing, Soccer! To the rest of my friends, thanks for the memories! Morn and Dad, I love you and thanks tor the chance!

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Mark Hunt Mom and Dad-It's hard to say, but the time has come. The time tor me to start a new life on my own, to see how well I'll do without your hands to help me along the way. Without the support and encourage-

ment you've always given me: The ones I needed to go on. As scared as I am. I feel I'm ready, after all I had the best two teachers in the world. Cla ssmates- 11 was hard coming to Wayland my senior year not knowing a soul, but thanks to all of you I really enjoyed it. Thanks tor helping me out, I'm going to miss all of you!

Matthew Johnson "Cherish well your thoughts and keep a tight grip on your booze . . "-Grateful Dead. Too many presidents shot will lead to the decay ot the mind. S.K.-should I call an ambulance? M.B.-"1 don't think I should be out here with you." C.Z.! J.P./ H.P./ Let's head to the rocket at swan tor another voyage to outerspace. P.Y." Where 's Blue Magic?" G. A. / C. W.-"1 think I heard something" NO h's COOL! " Who can stop what must arrive now? Something new Is waiting to be born."Grateful Dead.

Charity Khan " The sea was red and the sky was gray, Wondered how tomorrow could ever fol~ low today. Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams. Tetlin' myseH it's not hard, hard, hard as it seems. " Gain' to Calltornia" -Led Zeppelin. To my friends, teachers, the SPC. and especially my familythanks tor the opportunities and good times. Michelle- Thanks tor never forgetting me.

John Kasten "I can show you the way-it's just a game we play. It's easy. taking it day by day.". Boston. Thanks Mr. Schneider. -Thanks Mom and Dad. Luv ya.

Jennifer Katzka "We know where we're gain' and we know what we're knowin ', we're not little

children, we know what we want Our future is certain" T.H. Mom. Dad, Bek, Aim, Shel, Kell, Stace. Jen and everyone who made these years the best possible, I love you! J. Peck, S. Greenwood-Thanks1 made it! P. V.'s ... guffaws ... Logue

W. Sanford Kasten Sometimes the light's all shinin' on me other times I can barely see ... -Grateful Dead Night is drawing near. shadows of the evening crawl across the years.-The Doors/ Jim Morrison It's the feeling of a bow string being pulled back for 4 years and suddenly let go. C.W. / M.J.-Call an ambulance. S.M.-Spence!!

Thomas Keating Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams telling myself it's not as hard, hard, hard as it seems. Scary-This bird has flown.

nunnery bound . . . X country ..

Jams ... Night outs . Palms . 107 Joy ... Tea /coffee o.d.... Raids Johns . . Mms . . . No M + K's I'll miss you. Peace. Love. Niff.

Timothy Kruse Mom. Dad and family- " Thinking of home. thinking of the past. thinking of tomorrow, brings me closer to you. you are special people, who bring lasting joy into my life." .. Louis Lowell. -fellas-we are the people our parents warned us about-best friends forever! J.H.. C.M.. M.N.. 8.0 ., D.P. Mr. Kasper-Thanks for everything. Swat-Good luck and make it memorable.

Aimee Lilly " Don' t go where the path leads. Rather. go where there is no path and leave a trail.' ' "A friend is one who knows you as you are. understands where you 've been and accepts who you've become."

Crocker Litschauer To: Mom, Dad, Cathy, and Beth-Every once in a wh ile I feel the urge to thank you ... not for any particular reason , but for everything ... I love you. Tiff-You are the person I am always thinking of. You are the most important person in the whole world to me. You are the one I love. CMUYH4E, YAAIM. Your friendship is one of the things I treasure most in life, for it gives to me a value beyond wealth, and a wealth beyond words. Thanks: Foopin Brothers, C.l., D.P.. S.S., J.R.. and J.A.

Sarah Mackin "II ta kes a lot of lime to push away the nonsense."-Talking Heads. ''I'm slowing down as the years go by. I am sinking, so I trick myself. like everybody else." K.A.D.M and P 4-everl -So special!! J.J.R. -My little pickle! GREGGY! D.S.P.-Train ride20 dates! E.T.H.-Free air! K.E.E.-S.S. forever! M.J.H-Voelker's/Swan park -luv yal W.S.K.-Spence rules! The table-P.H., L.M .. M.W., JyR., T.C.-it's been great! Thanks Mr. S and Mr. C! Mom and Dad-1 love you!

John Mattson When the times were right you were easy to lind. When they weren ' t, it hurt so much to search. Although times haven't always been right. we tried and hoped some day they might. You and I. Sometimes it made me cry with you; I grew so much I never could say goodbye. I know inside you and I will never die. I love you Sara (Jane) Thanks Mom and Dad for all the love!

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Kelly Lyon "I've loved these days." -Billy Joel. Wayland-Thanks for the opponunity. I owe you a memory. Andy, Stacy. and KevYou are a family I've had the pleasure to become a part of. I love you! Jenn-Don'! change. Gib-Good luck. I'm going to miss you. Bev-1'11 never give up. Andy-What else can I say but, I love you! And to all those who have touched my heart-l'lllove and remember you lorever. " Surely those intricate patterns of time were meant for my brush." -Leslie Tseng-Tseng Yu

Timothy Macy " Somehow, irresistably, the prime thing was: nothing mattered. Life in the end seemed a prank of such size you could only stand off atlhis end of the corridor to note its meaningless length and its quite unnecessary height. a mountain built to such ridiculous immensities you were dwarfed in its shadow and mocking of its pomp." -Ray Bradbury. To P.R. , N.R. , S.S.. N.M.. M.S., J.T., N.S., H.H.. and all the rest of you.

Steven Miley Those of us who take life seriously, must also remember how to laugh.

Michelle Miller

Lewis C. Minkel

And I've been walking, talking, believing

You don' t know what you can do until you try it, but when you try it. do it the best you can. -Fellas. let's not let anything

the things that are true and I've been finding the differences between right and wrong . . bad and good; see me put things together put them back where they belong. Am I just like the others? Have I always been singing the same song?Talking Heads.

separate our friendship. -Jen. Sears.

Wayland. What's next? (3-12) -B.A .. C .l.-Stick w•th whatever you do. hope we

stay friends lorever. -Nifer. thanks for being there, stay happy, Please. Mom, Dad. Carter-thanks for the opportunity. you won't regret it. Luv you all! P.S.-8.0 .. I'll get to Alabama yet!

Lauren Mintz

Robert Molina

Please don't leave. just not yet. There's one more thing before I forget. Times

when you were walking forward. you'd

we've had were just ··way out of hand"

and now that they're over. let's try to understand. That now they're only memories. those times in the past, and only our minds and our hearts w•ll make the memories last. Mom and Dad-Thanks for the opportunities. I'll love you forever!

"You were under the impression that

end up further onward, but things ain' t quite that simple."-Pete Townshend. "From all this you'd imagine that there

must be something learned." -Pete Townshend.

Dory Neis

Debra Neumeyer

No matter how much work there is. or how much you have to do, always re-

I only pass this way but once; therefore.

member that to retain your sanity, you must get loose now and then.

whatever good I can do. let me do It now, for I shall not pass this way again. -Stephen Grelle!. I love you Mom and Dad! Thank you for the opportunity of a lifetime. I couldn't have done it without you! Mike. remember , I'll always be there for

you! You're the best! Thanks-Judy, Mr. VanHaren. Mr. Goodman. Mr. Kasper, Mrs. Koehne. and all those who have made my life at Wayland meaningful.

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Brett Olson

My Wayland Years- 11 was the best of times. it was the worst of times. it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness Dickens. I go into the future,

PRESSURE-nobody understands! To the fellas: M.N .. it's been a long 4 years! Right? C.M. Minks, J.H. Elroy, T.K. Kruser, D.P. veeder, P.Y. What 's up cous?! Homies: Jays, Sweets later. C.Z.. A. W.-Here's to Phil. M.J.-Go to sleep, H~ bernate! Mom and Oad-Thanks for the opportunity! I love you both. Mrs. Palm: Thanks for everything you've done for me!

away from Wayland, leaving only a few

memories behind with the ones I love. Fellas-The President has been shot! I'll never forget the times we've had. 8 .0 .,

D.P.. C.l.. T.K.. J.H.. P.Y. -Katherine, your love mak es my life more meaningful. -

Thank you Mom, Dad, Nicole and Michele for keeping faith in me. I love you all. Special thanks to Mr. Lennertz.

Hugh Palmer

Benjamin (Jamie) Parker

I am a child. I'll last awhile, you can't conceive of the pleasure in my smile. N.Y. ~ It riles them to believe that you perceive the webs they weave, keep on thinking free. T.M.B. Thanks M. and 0.-J.P.-S.G.

People asking questions lost in contusion I lell them there's no problem, only solutions. They shake their heads and they look at me as if I lost my mind. I tell them there's no hurry I'm just sitting here doing time. -John Lennon. J.P.'s thought for the day: I live for the moment -not for the future! " Berry B"-the suite. M.H. -M.M.wish you were here!

Life is very short and there's no time tor

lussing and fighting my friends. T. B. If my wings fail my Lord please meet me with

ano ther pair.-R.P. Thanks-T.K.-C.Z.M.H.-M.M.-M.B.-Okrap. The tree.

Sofia Refetoff We are not little children and we know what we want. The future is certain give us time to work it out. - Talking Heads. How does it feel to be on your own with no direction home like a complete un-

known like a rolling stone -Bob Dylan. Special thanks to friends and family. Good luck seniors, Sotveig. and Osceola. I don't have the words. Mel, I'll always have MWS. Enjoy yourself and come visit. Phil and I.

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Suzanne Rheaume Ain't it hard when you wa ke up in the morning and find ou t those other days are gone. all you have is memories of happiness lingering on. L B.-Sur f's up Capt ain Crunch. A.R.-What's that smell? S.R.Take it EASY! My true butterbeans! Like some low and mournful spell, we whisper that sad word "Farewell" . Love and thanks to Mom and Dad.

Jill Richards -Get priorities and set goals: that's what life's about. -May green rubber balls bounce forever on magic trains in the third dimension. -Keep up the good work Mom and Dad. It's not over yeti -Good tuck with the next 4 years guys-these past ones have been an experience, especially the summer.

Jennifer J. Rogers " It's pleasing to think that something we've done is something that will be re-membered. Something we've done will go down as an all time classic. It becomes part of people's lives, their memories. their hopes .... But if it all ends tomorrow. we've had a good ride. we've seen what it's like." -LUV 2: Mark. Diane Rose. Sarah Sue. Marya. Laurie, Jenny Lund, Tiff, Peggy, Mr. Kasper. and the rest who shared the ride.

I Jennifer L. Rogers

Matson Rogers

Be like Alice In Wonderland, Jack and Jill

I shall be telling this with a sigh. Some-

holding hands. and every afternoon we

where ages and ages hence: Two roads

can watch the cows jump over the moon. And if it happens to get cold we can take a walk down the Yellow Brick Road. And if we see the Little Bow Peep, we can help her find her sheep. No telling what we'll find. but I know at the end of the line, Rainbows in the sky, and our dreams will get us by. -FAM 1-L-Y!! -You know who: There is a special place in my heart knowIng you helped me get through. -LEW: Here's to grad no. 2. I can 't believe it! I'm glad you were here with me, you're very special. Thanks, L Y!! -The best things in life are appreciated most after they are lost. -Smith.

diverged in a wood, and 1- I took lhe one one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost. Thanks: G. Ginny: T. and P.R. : N. and SF: -1 wish you could see me now. G. Skaggs. P.J., M.W.. L.M., J.A.2: C.W.. V.H.. T.C., T.W.. and M.H.

Teresa Rosado Every time you think you can jump the hurdle, somebody raises it. Thanks to those special people in my life: C.K. (Ameoba). H.B.. S.W.. T.P.. A.B.. S.M .. and Mike: Remember Tess? And a special thanks to Mrs. K.. for all those little things: and to Mrs. P. for helping me decide which way to go. Mom and Dad Thanks for the opportunity-! love you.

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Asma M. Samadani An education doesn' t always teach one what to do. but if a person is smart it will give him some hints as how to undo what he should not have done. Special thanks to the members of the SPC! This above all: to thine ownself be true. ·Hamlet. Kram: " In the tight of eternity this is all meaningless.''

Sarah E. Sharpe The busiest of living agents are certain

dead men's thoughts: they are forever in· fluencing the opinions and destinies of men.-j3ovee Mom and Dad-To the generous mind the heaviest debt is that of grat ~ tude, when it is not in our power to repay it -Thanks-Franklin. To all my friends, especially Jerry, thanks for a great year! Boufah, Boulah. Girls!!!

Connie SchlaH After a wh ile. you can work on points for style. Like the club tie and the firm handshake, a certain look in the eye and an easy smile. (P.F. Animals) "A tribute to the butterbeans!" Take care! D. W.-Won't you visit the land of OZ? Take time to smell the flowers and don' t eat yellow snow. "Tennis. bowling, trig functions, anyone?" MOM I LOVE YOU!

Mark Sill The years have been long, the seasons have been rough, and the accomplishments have been many. but we made the best of the time that we had, and we made friendships tha t could not be easily broken. Our years at Wayland are over now. but those that loved us will remem-

ber, the times we shared together. Ever· ything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of

life. take big bites. Moderation is for monks.-Robert Heinlein.

Jeremy Smith ·Hey Lumpy. are we what you call college bound?! ·B.T. Do you want some pepper· oni pizza? Don' t forget! ·Townies will live forever! -The Judge ·Bloomers. Dave, Rams, Kammer·"Keep it going." ·Thanks Dad. I couldn't have done it without you! • In real life, success: it's not what you

know but who you know. and how well you can manipulate them .' '

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Jayson Spring This corona is for the staircase rats! See you soon! " Ya Sweets". Thanks to J.S.. N.S.. S.E.. 8.0 .. T.C.. A.A .. B.S., P. Y.· we're fully stoked. Lance for a day '87. Mr. Zogg 's S. W.-Rip curl '87. Thanks to Mom and Dad.

Nicholas Stricklin We must take success as well as defeat. Mom and Dad, I love you. I also wanl to thank the people at Wayland who made my years at Wayland. a fun experience. H.O. , M.W., G.R., A.E.. ICE, R.L., D.J., J.S., T.D., J.L., B.K., B.A., S.,E.

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John Sweeterman "Emotion is a great thing, we' ve all got to let it show." •7 SECONDS. Hang loose; Jays, The Homle, Y.S.N., Engle. C.W.. M.B., M.D., Rad Cullure, Lance. M.J., Stedham, T.C., J.T., (Busted), Yah Dude, Stale. T.O. Dim. Regress. no way. Later. Mom and Dad. I love you.

Mark V11nHaren 1 often wonder what I might be doing If I didn't spend so much time wondering what I might be doing. P.S.·Mom and Dad: I hope you' ll always be proud to say you left your Mark on this world.

Paul Verhage " If you find yourself on a cliffside, trapped. with hungry tigers waiting above, and hungry tigers waiting below And by chance you spy a single strawberry growing on the cliffside, pluck the strawberry ... and bite Into it .. and taste it." '·Frank Miller. " Pain makes man think. Thought makes man wise. Wisdom makes life endurable. Our play is just be-ginning." ·Saklnl. All my love to EM B. Thanks to J.D., A.E., D.C., D.L., A.M., A.F.• J.M., L.H. , B.O., W.W., C.Z., Mr. B., Rev., Mrs. K., Mr. P.. ELl, and Mr. S.

Courtney Wane Wayland it"s been fun! " They say you can' t fool all the people all of the time, but I did for three years!" Life is just a party, and parties were meant to last! I live life to have a good time always! Astronomy was always my favorite class. Giles, " Ten· nis?" Ross, you got me sent here! Mom and Sheryl: I love you both! I love U·211 " Smile. smile. smile!" S.H.·I love you! G.A.·"Binger?" S.E.· ""cut it!" M.J.· " Smile?"

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Walter White Derek. we had planned to leave after graduation. Now. I guess we'll never see each other for awhile: somewhere. a part of me died with you that I will never recapt ure. My brother and best friend. I will miss you and always remember you. Shel: Have a W.C. in the Fields for ME! Aim: Lewdness. a state of mind, S.B: You have irrevocably disrupted my reality. A.M: Don't worry, I trust you.

M arya Willis Long time since I've seen your smile. but when I close my eyes- I remem-

ber. You were no more than a childbut then. so was I. Time ca rries on. I

guess it always will. But deep inside my heart, time stands still. Snowfalls, phone calls. broken hearts. long walks. long talks after dark. We vowed we'd never forget -now it's hazy. Time takes it's toll and time alters our view, but I'll never forget the time I've spent with you . Mom, you 're my hero. but I'll always be Daddy' s girl. You two are the greatest! Thanks! Mike and Mindy-remem-

Corey Whiteside "II lile is a great journey, then life's greatest tragedy is not having enjoyed the trip." " There's a lime and place lor everything in file, and unlorlunately, Wayland Isn't the place for a lot of it." -D. Palm Many thanks to Dad and Jeri: thanks for giving me this opportunity and your support was essential. Many thanks also to

my great and "legendary" teachers. H. A. H.: Thanks for being there. You know how I feel. M.D.N.: Goin' up? Ouiggly? C.B.W. : President 2008! To Mike, Pele. and Brett: The "spiker'' is outta here! P.S. Remember, it's not whether you win or lose. it's what you drive home! Romans 8:37-39

Peter Yoon GOOd Times, Bad Times. You know I've had my share. -Roberl Plant G.A .. J.P.,C.Z .. -to M.H.-The suite lives on. EIE2 Glen Dye. Here's to Berry. -B: The Neus shot killed Mike Marcos: ''I'll leave the shower run路 ning" -HUUUGH! -Early one Saturday morning, Fond Du Lac, WI. Snowiest! Which alley? Trig functions. 路 Tiff: life has taught me much. You have taught me life. Never forget . . .. You'll never know what tomorrow may bring.

be r, I love you !

Heidi Yore

Cameron Zahed

" Yesterday I got so old f felt like I could die. Yesterday I got so old it

These children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations. They' re quite aware what they're going through. - Changes -S.R.: I wish I had met you 4 years ago. G.A. ,P.Y.-

made me want to cry. Go on. go on. just walk away: go on. go on, your choice is made. Go on. go on, and disappear. go on. go on. away from here." Thanks for the memories Bu. Nads. Beulah Beulah, and Sharpy. Love you roomie! S. T. to K.L., M.T., K.S.. L.F .. etc. I love you Mom!

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The suite lives on. HUUUGH!! Berry lives on in our heart and lungs. J.P.-

309-together forever! Matt, Mike, it wasn't the same without your! The ends justify the means. La ter days

Senior Candids John Tysver becomes a part of Ms. Michelle Miller, Dory Neis, Aimee Lilly, Asma Samadani, Debbie Neumeyer, and Heather Bredlau laugh, while Charity Kahn, Mikki Hebl, Amy Baxter, and Teresa Rosado lose their heads.

Schrader's wall.

John Sweeterman, Matt Johnson, Michael Neuser and Matt Hickey go about their business in their

John DeVine sleeps while Sam Ansell

own little worlds outside of Ella Dye.

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Tareq Abu Osba Scott Bodenner Johannes Boesker Jacob Bogart Keith Brady Doreen Bubonovich

Andrew Buchta Thomas Carson

Cordula Cherubim

Eric Cooper

Jennifer Crays Daniel Cronin

Karen Davis Noah Desmond Jessica Dixon Marlo Doll Lia Dorsey Jay Dougall

David Dries Jenni fer DuBose Abraham Edlin Truman Esmond Jamie Fakes Melanie Georgeson

Rober t Gibson Chad Goetsch John Littleton

Edward Hamb

Anne Hunter

Karsten Hoevermann

Don Johansson

Junior Class Christian Isaacson

Alexanâ&#x201A;Ź1er Kammer Rebecca Kimball Theeraboon Kitjasa teanphun Scott Kolpin Diane Koniecko Kerry Kora nda,

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Andrew Kramer Ronald Larrieu Lora Lee Lezak John Lit tleton Derek Lyon Carter Minkel

Valerie Moore Alex Moreno

Michelle Morse

Mohamed N'Diaye

Susan Nesbi tt

Ju nior Class Officers: Vice-President Lia Dorsey, Secretary/Treasure Beth Nielsen, President Tami Posnanski.

Kevan Neyestani Beth Nielsen Bret O'Neal Hadley 0' Regan Todd Occorny Christina Peters

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David Phillips Jose Pizarro Michael Poettgen Tami Posnanski Matthew Pring James Pugh

Patricia Romero John Sackrison Dave Dries

Uzma Samadani Erik Sandblom

Thomas Scheetz

William Shropshire

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Laura Siemon Barbara Smith Leslie Snell Megan Stanley John Stechmann Andrew Stone

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Paul Switalla Thomas Thompson Donald Turner Annette VanStraelen Jefiery Wahlield Christopher Wel sh

Joseph Wenzler

John Stechmann

Stacey Westra

Edward Whang

Christina Peters, Don Johansson, and Chris Hunt are torn between the junior and sophomore classes.

George Wh iting Deborah Wichman Clinton Wil son Derek Wolff Yang Gao Ja mes Zivkovich

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Sop omores [eave Their lniprin~ Sara Anderson Paul Bartell Christopher Bittner Todd Briggs Susan Brown Emily Buchanan

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Eliza Carey Charles Chamberlin Christopher Conley Steven Cordero Teresa Curlis Charles Davis

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Cinque Davis Jessica Davis Raimonds Dzelme Jason Fak es Amy Fisher Audra Foster

Ashley Paulsen

Lisa Hessler

Bill Murray and Paul Bartell re lax in the Town ie Lounge.

Taka yuki Gunge Lisa Hessler Cheryl Hollenbeck Ranya Hoover Christopher Hunt Chrislopher Hutchins

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Paul Irvine Anthony Irwin Andreas Kammer Kathryn Karaganis Thomas Kim Brian Kindig

Sean Tu

Mandy and Jeb Scherb discu ss what it' s like being a junior vs. being a soph omore.

Yumi Kuroki Heather Kush Joseph Lennette Tiffany Lennette Jennifer Martin Daniel McGinn

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Margaret Merrick Aaron Morris William Murray Charles Nelson Michele Neuser Brian Nix

Ashley Paulsen Anlhony Pflum Tappan Reeve Matt hew Rosenberger Kira Salak Albert Scherb

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Pamela Scholz Tanya Schraufnagel James Simpson Gabriel Slater Jill Sowers William Steber

Audra Foster

Steve Cordero

Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary / Treasurer Chris Conley, President Brian Nix, and Vice- President Jeb Scherb.

Nicole Taylor Stacy Tregenza Sean Tu Judson Werner Dan White Cara Zi lisch

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Fresnmen [eave Their lmgrint Kristin Allen Erik Aim Jason Brandt Robert Brownell Robert Cohen Barclay Dixon

Shawn Fogarty

Brian Haggerty

Cat herine Hartman Richard Karl Elizabeth Katzka Tracy Kearns Scott Larsen Sung Won Lee

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Julia LoCoco Kelly Martin Matthew Martin Catherine Maxwell Michael McMurray Shena Medley

Steven Pope

John Stellpflug

Katie Hartman

Meryl Smith

Freshman class officers: President Jason Brandt and Vice-President Shena Medley.

Steven Smith John Stellpflug Scott Switalla Fletcher Wh ite Melinda Willis Linda Yang

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Foreign Teachers Influence Wayland's n~wn~nÂŽ!Lrn: tJÂŠillJ~IXl

Mr. Huo shows where his home is located.

It's not everyday that someone has to adjust to a new lifestyle, new people, different foods, and dozens of wild teenagers. But that's exactly what Ms. Klein, Mr. Gong, and Mr. Huo have done this year. Ms. Klein is from West Germany and Mr. Gong and Mr. Huo are from the People's Republic of China. They have all had to leave family and friends to come to Wayland Academy. These three teachers have made lasting friendships during the year. Ms. Fanestil stated, "Ms. Klein has added a lot of fun to basement life in Linfield." And many students have benefitted from being in Mr. Huo's and Mr. Gong's Chinese History class. Do you still remember how to say "Happy New Year" in Chinese? These teachers have touched our lives during this year and we thank them for giving us the opportunity to meet and get to know them.

Ms. Klein prepares for Geometry while Mr. Gong and Mr. Patterson read to their class.

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Ms. Klein teaches the fundamentals of Algebra.

Mr. Schlicher laugh s at one of his own jokes in Calculus class.

Hail to the Chief!

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A Dedication to the Man Who Has Left a Lasting Impression

Mr. Schlicher thinks aboul writ ing the dormed list for the weekend.

A student entered the Academic Office and said, "Is Mr. Schlicher in?" The reply was, "No, he teaches second and third hours." The student said, trying to sound disappointed, "Oh well, I'll talk to him later about these 15 abscences I have." Does this scenario sound familiar? If it does, you have had the pleasure of confronting Mr. Schlicher, otherwise known as "the Chief" to his Calculus BC class, about abscences or a schedule change. Mr. Schlicher was a former Wayland student, and now is a teacher of Calculus, as well as the Director of Studies. Many are in awe of Mr. Schlicher, as he deals with everything in a calm and cool manner. Those who know him best are his students, who have been privileged to hear his old jokes such as a logarithm is a dance of the lumberjacks and his stories of his journeys to lola, Wisconsin . His students have seen him react to a surprise birthday party given to him complete with a pink cake and new chalk as a present. Mr. Schlicher is the backbone of the Academic Department and rarely is his office not beseiged by students trying to excuse their abscences or asking for help on a calculus problem. At one time or another, in some capacity, we have all come into contact with Mr. Schlicher and we owe him a thank you for his patience and excellence.

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Asma Samadani and John DeVine discuss what layout design should be used for the Senior section.

The Yearbook . . . The word means fun but also lots of hard work. The staff can testify to the fact that this year the yearbook often meant coming in at night to finish a layout or to type senior quotes. But the result is rewarding. This year's book is one of the best Wayland has ever produced. There was a lot of interest and enthusiasm put into these pages, as well as a lot of time and effort. Even when deadlines seemed to be closing in, the yearbook staff maintained its good spirits and sense of humor. The result? We present you with the Invisible Touch of Wayland. The Yearbook staff:(l.-r.}3rd row-J. Tysver, M. Hickey, J. DeVine, J. Dobbs. 2nd row-K. Deitrick, J. Spring holding the final photo for the yearbook. L. Mintz, C. SchlaH, J. Crays. 1st row-Ms. Petersen. H. Bredlau, J. Rogers, A. Samadani, and Ms. Walter, advisor.

The staff thanks the following photographers for their contributions: K.S. Anderson ,

J . Bosker, H. Bredlau. D. Bubonovich, C. Chamberlin, G. Cobb, B. Dohmann, J. DuBose. R. Eliason. S. Frieze, S. Greenwood. A. Hunter, D. Kasper, A. Kramer, T. Kruse. S. Mackin, S. Miley, A. Moreno. K. Neyestani. J. Parker. C. Peters. J. Pugh, S. Rheume, M. Rogers. T. Rosado, M. Scherb, B. Smith, B. Turner. R. VanHaren. C. Wene. C. Whiteside. D. Wichman, and C. Zilich. and the following writers for their contributions: N. Desmond, N. Herrick, T. Kearns. And B. Kindig.

Heather Bredlau instructs the second semester recruits. John Dobbs, John Tysver and Jayson Spring, on the finer points of yearbooking.

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Connie SchlaH proudly shows off her newly designed page.

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O~WO~O@[Lrn: 'TIÂŠM~I}{] Comes Alive Through the Yearbook Staff

Asma Samadani and Ms. Petersen tell Ms. Walter thei r opinion of the yearbook.

Laurie Mintz starts a new page.

Jennifer Crays follows the design of a layout.

Ed Miller Stands Behind Wayland All the Way!

Ed Miller greets us with his friendly smile.

Thank-you Ed!

Ed Miller shows his school spirit at a hockey game.

Ed Miller cleans up at Ell a Dye.

Ed Miller is a very special kind of person. For those of you who don' t know Ed, he works in maintenance at Ella Dye and the Science Lecture Hall. So what makes Ed so extraordinary? Ed Miller goes beyond the line of duty; Ed is always looking out for "his boys" in Ella Dye. Whether it be a smile and a big "good morning" to start off the day, or just a sweep of the hall, he goes about things in a way that shows he takes pride in his job. Ed goes to hockey games and talks with the guys at Ella Dye; he's a real friend. Ed Miller pu ts his Invisible Touch into Wayland everyday through his job. and the way he does it.

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Index Abu-Osba. Tareq p. 27, 118 Allen. Kris p. 69, 73. 75. 76, 128 Aim , Erik p. 72. 76. 128 Anderson, Sara p. 57. 66. 73, 75, 123. 126 Angeletti, Bradley p. 21 , 30, 36, 37 , 47, 72, 76, 88, 89, 90, 93, 102 Ansell. Sam p. 35. 44. 49. 72, 88, 89, 90, 102. 117 Ayleswort h, Giles p. 13, 23. 76. 90. 94, 102 Bartell, Paul p. 25, 43. 73. 76, 123. 124 Bartell, Tom p. 62, 74, 76, 103 Baxter, Amy p. 14, 25, 45, 54. 73. 90, 103, 109, 117 Bittner, Chris p. 74, 123, 126 Bodenner, Scott p. 54, 55, 69, 73, 76. 118 Boesker, Johannes p. 21, 29, 73. 118 Bogart , Jake p. 50, 51 . 72, 118 Bowman. Mark p. 13, 50, 72, 75, 90, 103 Bradbury, Lisa p, 21 , 58, 59, 74, 76, 90, 93, 103 Brady, Keith p. 39. 42. 72 , 118 Brandt. Jason p. 14. 25, 72, 76, 92, 128, 129 Brandt , John p. 25, 3 1, 72, 76, 84, 90, 103 Bredlau. Heather p. 2, 14, 25, 54 , 73. 76, 90. 103. 117, 132 Briggs, Todd p. 31 , 37, 61. 72, 74, 91 , 123, 126 Brown, Susan p. 10, 11 , 67, 73, 90, 123, 126 Brownell. Eugene p. 14, 72, 73, 88, 90, 104 Brownell, Robert p. 76, 128 Bubonovich, Doreen p. t7, 59. 74, 75, 90, 118 Buchanan, Emily p. 43, 75, 123, 126 Buchta. Andrew p. 43, 62, 74 , 78, 118 Buchta, Stacey p. 75. 90, 91 , 100. 104 Buss, Mathew p. 76 Carey, Eliza p. 5, 64. 74, 75, 123, 126 Carson. Tom p. 74, 76, 118 Chamberlin, Charles D. p. 14, 76. 84, 123. 126 Cherubim, Cordula p. 25, 65. 75, 76. 118 Clark. Bradley p. 11 Claudon, Tim p. 28, 72, 74, 90, 104 Cleaves. Robert p. 10, 51 , 27 . 90. 104 Cohn. Susan p. 73 Cohen, R. Scott p. 8, 128 Condon , Pat p. 28, 72, 74 , 118 Conley, Chrisp. 75. 79, 90, 123, 127 Cooper, Eric p. 12, 18. 19, 44, 48. 72, 76, 118 Cordero, Steven p. 72, 76, 123, 127 Coyle. Karen p. 90, 104, 116 Crays, Jennifer p. 33, 73, 118, 132 Cronin , Dan p. 73, 118 Cummings, Tiffany p. 15, 30. 40, 45, 56, 57, 72, 73, 90, 102, 104 Curtis, Teresa p. 75, 123 Davis. Charles p. 74, 91 , 123 Davis. Cinque p. 11 , 41 , 72. 76, 124, 126 Davis. Jessica p. 53, 56. 73, 90, 91 , 99, 124, 126 Davis. Karen p. 23, 58, 74, 90, 91 . 105 Deitrick, Kristina p. 14, 50, 51 , 68, 74, 94, 118. 132 Desmond, Noah p. 14, 50. 51, 68, 72, 76. 94, 118 DeVine. John p. 14, 44, 73. 90, 105, 117, 132 Dixon, Barclay p. 84, 128

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Dixon, Jessica p. 75. 118 Dobbs. John p. 44. 72, 76, 78, 90, 105. 132 Doll, Mario p. 6, 75, 118 Doll. Tiffanne p. 8, 35, 43, 74, 90, 100, 105 Dorsey. Lia p. 12. 44, 53. 73, 118, 120 Dougall, Jay p. 50, 72. 76, 118 Dries, David p. 14, 25. 62. 74, 91 , 119, 121 Drum, Joshua p. 76, 88, 89, 105 DuBose, Jennifer p. 68, 75, 76, 118, 119 Dzelme, Raimonds p. 50, 72, 76, 124 Edlin, Abraham p. 74, 89, 119 Elesh, Sara p. 76 Eliason, Richelle p. 9, 18, 19, 20. 21, 30, 57, 73, 76, 90, 95, 96, 100, 102, 105 Engelman, Scott p. 74, 76. 95, 101 , 路 106 Esmond, Truman p. 72, 76, 119 Fakes, Jamie p. 27, 66, 75, 85, 119 Fakes, Jason p. 61 , 72, 74, 123, 124 Fisher, Amy p. 25, 73, 125, 126 Fogarty, Shawn p. 9, 11, 72, 76, 128 Forden, Britt p. 53. 57, 72. 73, 88, 89, 90, 91 . 106 Forrest, Renee p. 13, 45, 57. 72. 73, 76, 90, 100, 106 Foster, Audra p. 26, 66, 67, 74, 75, 85, 124, 125, 126, 127 Franke, Michael p. 74 Gao, Yang p. 24, 27, 34, 73 Georgeson, Melanie D. 94, 11 9 Gibson, Robert p. 44, 61 , 72. 74, 119 Goetsch , Chad p. 76, 119 Gosselin . Gina p. 11 , 21, 58, 59, 7 4, 94. 100, 106, 107 Gunge. Takayuki p. 31, 74, 124 Haeuser, Charles p. 72, 88, 89, 91 , 106 Haggerty, Brian p. 23, 29, 72, 76. 128 Haider. Edward p. 27, 73. 75, 106 Hakim , Nadia p. 21 , 100, 107. 116 Ham b, Edward p. 6, 11, 49, 60, 61 . 72, 74, 119 Hartman, Katie p. 76. 128, 129 Hebl. Mikki p. 8, 25, 31 , 39, 40, 56, 57 , 73, 90, 101 , 102, 107, 117 Helbling , Jerry p. 28, 49, 72. 76, 90, 91 , 101 , 107 Hessler, Lisa p. 25, 58, 74, 89, 99. 124, 126 Hickey, Matt p. 47, 51. 72, 75, 88. 89, 90, 94, 107, 117, 132 Hjort, Hans p. 36, 72, 74, 90, 107 Hoevermann , Karsten p. 24 , 62, 74. 76, 119 Hoffman. Peggy p. 15, 30, 35. 53, 73, 90, 91 , 107, 116 Hollenbeck, Cheryl p. 64, 75, 76, 91 , 124 Hoover, Ranya p. 53, 72, 73, 124, 126 Howard , Jennifer p. 40, 57, 66, 72, 73, 75, 90, 91 , 108 Hunt , Chrisp. 76, 86. 94, 122, 124 Hunt , Mark p. 72, 76, 90, 108 Hunter, Anne p. 119 Hutchins, Christopher p. 72, 75, 124, 126 Irvine, Paul p. 12, 54 , 55, 63, 73, 75, 125. 126 Irwin, Michael p. 51 , 108 Irwin, Tony p. 8, 10, 13, 76, 79, 125, 126 Isaacson, Chrisp. 72, 76, 119 Johansson, Don p. 27, 72, 75, 118, 119, 122 Johnson , Matthew p. 62, 75, 90, 108, 117 Johnson, Peter p. 9. 15, 45, 50, 5 1, 68, 72,

76, 90, 102, 108 Kahn, Charity p. 25, 87, 90, 93, 99. 108. 117 Kammer , Alexander p. 25, 73, 74, 125 Kammer, Andy p. 24, 25, 73, 74. 125 Karaganis, Kathy p. 59, 74, 90, 101 , 115, 125 Karl, Brad (Rick) p. 72, 74. 128 Kasten, John p. 26, 30, 76, 109 Kasten, Sandy p. 25. 51, 72, 76, 109 Katzka , Becky p. 66. 75, 76, 128 Katzka. Jennifer p. 35, 52, 55, 73, 75, 90. 109 Kearns. Tracy p. 35, 52, 55, 73, 76, 90, 109 Keating , Tom p. 72, 109 Kim, Tom p. 24, 31 , 76, 125 Kimball, Rebecca p. 12, 73, 118, 119 Kindig, Brian p. 72. 74, 125 Kinsey, Scott p. 76 Kitjasateanphun, Theeraboon p. 27. 73, 119 Kolpin , Scott p. 14. 72, 118. 119 Koniecko. Dianne p. 119 Koranda, Kerry p. 72, 76, 119 Kramer, Andrew p. 31, 51, 72, 75. 118. 120 Kruse, Tim p. 17, 48, 60, 72, 74, 84, 90, 91, 101 , 109 Kuroki, Yumi p. 76, 125 Kush , Heather p. 12, 57, 73, 90, 115, 125, 126 Larrieu, Ronald p. 23, 35, 72, 76, 87. 118, 120 Larsen, Scott p. 25, 76, 128 Lee, Sung Won p. 31, 72, 74, 128 Lennette, Joseph p. 72, 76, 125 Lennette, Ti ffany p. 53 , 73, 87, 90, 93. 125, 129 Lezak, Lora Lee p. 120 Lilly, Aimee p. 25, 76. 84 , 90, 109, 117 Litschauer, Crocker p. 45, 52, 72, 90, 110 Littleton. John p. 29, 48, 76, 119. 120 LoCoco, Julie p. 69, 76, 79, 129 Lyon, Derek p. 21 , 29, 52, 72, 120 Lyon. Kelly p. 74, 75, 90, 91 , 100. 110 Mackin, Sarah p. 26, 72, 90, 101 Macy. Timothy p. 8, 22, 43, 76, 110 Martin, Jennifer p. 75. 99, 125, 126 Martin , Kelly p. 76, 128, 129 Martin, Matt p. 72, 76, 129 Mattson, John p. 36. 54, 55, 60, 73, 74. 90, 102, 109, 110 Maxwell , Catherine p. 39. 73, 75, 76, 129 McGinn, Dan p. 74, 125 McMurray, Michael p. 75, 129 Medley, Shena p. 74, 75, 128, 129 Merrick. Molly p. 75, 76. 90, 91. 126 Miley, Steve p. 24, 110 Miller. Michelle p. 14. 25, 44. 45, 64, 75, 111 . 117 Minkel, Carter p. 50, 72, 94, 120, 122 Minkel, Chrisp. 17, 72, 90. 91 . 102, 110 Mintz, Laurie p. 16, 64, 73, 75, 90, 111 , 132, 133 Molina, Robert p. 76. 111 Moore, Valerie p. 73, 75, 120 Moreno, Alex p. 72, 76, 120 Morris, Aaron p. 72, 74, 126 Morse, Michelle p. 10, 58, 74, 118, 120 Muehl , Jeffery p. 73, 120 Murray. Bill p. 25. 124, 126 N'Diaye, Mohamed p. 50, 72, 74, 120

Nagle, Leanne p. 66, 67, 75, 118, 120 Neis, Dory p. 25, 76, 90, 111, 117 Nelson, Charles p. 74, 75, 126 Nesbitt , Susan p. 66, 75, 78, 118, 120 Neumeyer, Debbie p. 25, 38, 74, 75, 76, 111, 117 Neuser, Michele p. 32, 39, 66, 67, 72, 75, 90, 125, 126, 127 Neuser, Mike p. 17, 50, 72, 75, 90, 102, 112, 117 Neyestani, Kevan p. 15, 27, 72, 118, 120 Nielsen, Beth p. 12, 57, 76, 90, 120 Nix, Brian p. 61, 72, 74, 126, 127 O'Neal, Brei p. 39, 76, 118, 120 O'Regan, Hadley p. 5, 9, 44, 45, 75, 120 Occomy, Todd p. 27, 72, 120 Olson, Brett p. 62, 74, 75, 90, 102, 112 Palmer, Hugh p. 50, 51 , 72, 112 Parker, Jamie p. 27, 41, 74, 75, 91 , 112 Paulsen, Ashley p. 67, 75, 76, 124, 126 Peters, Christina p. 44, 52, 65, 75, 118, 120, 122 Pflum , Tony p. 29, 72, 74, 123 Phillips, David p. 10, 27, 46, 50, 51, 63, 72, 75, 94, 121 Pizarro, Jose p. 7 4, 121 Poettgen, Michael p. 38, 73, 121 Pope, Steven p. 75, 87, 93, 128, 129 Posnanski. Tami p. 23, 57, 73, 99, 118, 120 Pring, Matt p. 72, 121 Pugh, James p. 46, 68, 72, 76, 121 Reeve, Tappan p. 17, 72, 126 Refetoff, Sofia p. 8, 34, 58, 74, 112 Rheaume, Suzanne p. 21 , 45, 75, 90, 112 Richards, Jill p, 11 , 75, 76, 113 Rogers, Jeni p. 75, 90, 91 , 100, 113, 116 Rogers, Jenny p. 30, 35, 64, 65, 66, 75, 87, 90, 93, 102, 113, 132 Rogers, Mat p. 11, 15, 50, 51, 63, 72, 75, 102, 113 Romero. Patricia p. 53, 61 , 73, 75 , 88, 118, 121 Rosa do, Teresa p. 25, 88, 89, 113, 117 Rosenberger, Adele p. 8, 59, 72, 11 2, 113 Rosenberger, Matt p. 17, 72, 76, 91, 126 Rottersman , Rob p. 76 Sackrison, John p. 129 Salak. Kira p. 74, 76, 90, 126 Samadani, Asma p. 14, 25, 75, 90, 99, 108, 114, 117, 132, 133 Samadani, Uzma p. 25, 55, 76, 121 Sandblom , Erik p. 54, 55, 73, 76, 121 Scheetz, Tom p. 72, 76, 121 Scherb, Jeb p. 12, 49, 72, 76, 85, 87, 93, 125, 126, 127 Scherb, Mandy p. 52, 65, 75, 118, 121 , 125 Schlaff, Connie p. 41 , 92, 114, 132 Scholz, Pamela p. 28, 58, 73, 74, 76, 126, 127 Schraufnagel, Tanya p. 57, 73, 76, 127 Sharpe, Sarah p. 10. 59, 74, 100, 114 Shropshire, Bill p. 5, 10, 63, 72, 75, 87, 93, 94, 118, 121 Siemon, Laura p. 44, 75, 118, 121 Sill, Brian p. 69, 76, 99, 114 Simpson, James p. 18, 19, 22, 72, 75, 93, 126, 127 Slater, Gabriel p. 19, 76, 94, 127

Smith, Barbara p. 15, 65, 68, 76, 87, 93, 118, 121 Smith, Jeremy p. 14, 25, 76, 114 Smith, Meryl p. 19, 73, 76, 89, 129 Smith, Steve p. 72, 74, 128, 129 Snell, Leslie p. 69, 74, 76, 95 Sowers, Jill p. 8, 73, 127 Spring, Jayson p. 28, 72, 87, 93, 114, 132 Stanley, Megan p. 73, 99, 118, 121 Steber. Bill p. 72, 76, 127 Stechmann, John p. 25, 68, 76, 121 , 122 Stellpflug, John p. 25, 72, 76, 129 Stone, Andrew p. 50, 51, 72, 74, 121 Stricklin, Nick p. 13, 30, 74, 84, 85, 90, 115 Sweeterman, John p. 6, 13, 62 , 74, 76, 90, 115, 117 Switalla, Paul p. 60, 72, 74, 122 Switalla, Scott p. 61, 72, 74, 128, 129 Taylor, Nicole p. 75, 76, 127 Thompson, Tom p. 45, 122 Tregenza, Stacy p. 69, 73, 76, 127 Tu. Sean p. 25, 72, 75, 125, 127 Turner, Bob p. 2, 12, 27, 76, 118 Tysver, John p. 36, 115, 117, 132 Van Straelen, Annette p. 9, 24, 75, 76, 118, 122 VanHaren, Mark p. 23, 32, 43, 51 , 60, 72, 74, 87, 88, 93, 115 Verhage, Paul p. 23, 74, 99, 88, 115 Wahlfeld, Jeffery p. 54, 55, 73, 76, 122 Welsh, Chris p. 51, 72, 122 Wene, Courtney p. 68, 72, 76, 90, 91, 113 Wenzler, Joe p. 51 Werner, Judson p. 11 , 31 , 63, 72, 75, 127 West ra , Stacey p. 65, 75, 91 , 99, 122 Whang, Ed p. 122 White, Dan p. 122, 127 White, Fletcher p. 13, 72, 76, 128, 129 White, Walter p. 27. 42, 43, 73, 76, 89, 90, 116 Whiteside, Corey p. 51, 72, 76, 84, 91 , 116 Whiting, Tripp p. 76, 122 Wichman, Debbie p. 11 , 7 4, 76 Willis, Marya p. 15, 21 , 30, 35, 56, 57, 72, 73. 76, 90, 91, 99, 113, 116 Willis, Melinda p. 18, 19, 66, 67, 73, 76, 87, 93, 128, 129 Willis, Michael p. 74 Wilson, Clint p. 27, 32, 44, 76, 84, 118, 122 Wolff, Derek p. 52, 122 Wollin, Kelsey p. 11 Yang, Linda p. 41 , 73, 76, 90, 129 Yoon, Peter p. 48, 49, 72, 116 Yore, Heidi p. 27, 59, 74, 76, 84, 100, 116 Zahed, Cameron p. 34, 63, 75, 116 Zilisch, Cara p. 14, 53. 73, 126, 127 Zivkovic h. James p. 44, 62, 74, 76, 122

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