1956 - 1957 Wayland Academy Yearbook

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THE PILLARS STAFF PRESENTS

1957 .

BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

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DEDICATION

For her five years as a fine teacher, eager to help students prepare for their college work ; for her helpfulness and enthusiasm which has made her popular with the student body and teachers alike; and for her capable guidance as our advisor, we, the staff of the 1957 yearbook, dedicate the PILLARS to Miss Millard Browne. We hope this annua l will be a concrete expressi o n of our appreciation for everything she has done for us.

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MR . PATTERSON

For the second time Mr . Patterson is completing a four year stint at Wayland; First in the capacity of a student and now as headmaster. Mr . Patterson has held the admiration and respect of the students, the faculty, and the parents by his devotion to and fulfillment of his duties as friend , counselor and administrator .

Since 1936 Mr. Patterson has been a part of the Wayland family . It was at that time that he entered the class of '40 and became an active member of the student body . He took a part in dramatics, choir and is especially noted for his achievements in athletics .

After graduation Mr. Patterson moved on to the University of Wisconsin where he earned his Bachelor's and Ma ster's degrees in Education and proved his athletic ability . In 1944 he was named to the All -Am e rican ba s ketball team .

In 1948 he returned to Wayland as a tea ch-

er of science and biology and to coach varsity basketball. The remainder of his time was taken up with work in the public relations and admissions departments.

Mr . Patterson is an integral part of the community as .well as of the school. He is a deacon and trustee of the Baptist Church and a member of the Rotary Club. His contacts at the University are maintained by his membership in the Wisconsin "W" Club, the Wisconsin Alumni Association, and the Wisconsin Memorial Union . He is also on the Executive Committee of the Private Schools Association of Central States and is President of the Midwest Preparatory School Conference.

All of us affiliated with Wayland wholeheartedly support Mr . Patterson in his fulfillment of the traditional high ideals of the school.

Wh ile Wayland is under his leadership we may be rest ass ured that the school is in good and capable hands .

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MRS, ELLEN LEWIS PIHLSTROM Mrs. Pihlstrom has just completed her second year as Dean of Girls at Wayland. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Lawrence colle1e and did graduate work in remedial reading at the University of Colorado. Later she completed work on her Master's degree in Guidance at the University of Wisconsin.

Mrs. Pihlstrom came to Wayland in 1945.

During her stay here, she has taught remedial reading and several classes of English. For two years she filled the position of Dean of Curriculum, and in 1955, she succeeded Ruth L. Foster as dean.

Mrs. Pihlstrom has always given generously of her time and herself to aid the education and college preparation of all the Wayland girls. Her understanding guidance and unfailing enthusiasm have made her, one of the finest friends a girl could have.

J. HOBART TUCKER, Dean of Boys Mr. Tucker is now serving his tenth year at Wayland in the capacity of instructor and Dean of Boys. He has been affiliated with prep schools and prep school life for many years, having attended Lake Forest Academy of Lake Forest, Illinois. Later Mr. Tucker returned for fifteen years.

Before coming to Wayland, he was head of the Latin Department at Culver Military Academy, Culver, Indiana.

Mr. Tucker attended Princeton University where he received his bachelor's degree. He has studied abroad, doing graduate work at Grenoble, Heidelber, at the Sorbonne, and the American Academy at Rome. He has traveled throughout much of Europe, Africa, and South America.

At Wayland Mr. Tucker assumes numerous responsibilities as head of the Latin Department, member of the Athletic Board, and Dean of Boys.

His understanding of boys and his outstanding guidance and judgment make him one of the finest friends and teachers the students have.

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MISS ELLEN BARBER Girl's Physical Education, Algebra B. A. Lawrence College

MISS JEAN BRIDGES Piano, Organ Bachelor of Music, University of Illinois; Master of Music, Northwestern University, Colorado College, Juilliard School of Music, Aspen Institute of Music.

MRS. BLANCHE BARNIDGE Nurse R. N. Ancker Hospital, St. Paul, Minnesota

MRS. LOMA BARRINGTON Librarian, Civics Lawrence College, State Teachers Stevens Point, University of Wisconsin.

MR. WILLIAM B. CHASE, JR. Mathematics, General Science B.S. Springfield College, Springfield, Massachusetts.

MR. W. PIERCE ERB Mathematics Northwestern University, B.S., Central Michigan College of Education.

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MRS. IRMA GALE English, Speech B.Ed., National College of Educations; Illinois State Normal University.

MR. RAYMOND GALE Dean of Curriculum, Psychology, English B.Ed., M.S., Illinois Stnate Normal University Ed. D., Northwestern University.

MR. ROBERT HEYWOOD Business Manager A.B., Earlham College; M.S., and C.P.A., University of Illinois, Purdue University.

MR. RICHARD HOLSTEIN Head . of Science Department, Chemrstry, Physics B.S., Lebanon Vall~y College.

MR. W. JAY KENNEDY Assistant Dean of Boys Voice, Piano, Choir B.A., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University.

MISS NANCY KLOSTERMAN French, Voice A.B.A., Stephens, B.A., Lawrence College, University of Wisconsin.

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MR. 0. M. LARIMORE, JR. World History, Sociology, Swimming and Tennis Coach Yale University; B.S., State University of Iowa, University of Wyoming.

MR. DAVID PROCTOR Head of English Department, Dramatics, Activities Advisor A.B., Harvard College; M.Ed., Boston University; Middlebury College's Bread Loaf School of English, University of Wisconsin.

MR. MARTIN MEYER, JR. Biology, Football and Basketball Coach B.S., University of Wisconsin

MISS MARION E. MITCHELL Executive Secretary, Alumni Secretary University of Wisconsin

MRS. GERTRUDE SCHNUR English B.E., River Falls State Teachers College, University of Wisconsin.

MR. LEO M. SCHNUR Head of Mathematics Department Athletic Director, Track Coach B.E., River Falls State Teacher College M.A., Northwestern University, Purdue University, University of Wisconsin.

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English aukee Downer College; A. Carleton College; A.M ., Unisity of Chicago; University of Maine.

MRS. LA VITA WICHMAN Typing , Librarian B.A ., Carroll College

MR . ALTON WICHMAN Dean of Guidance, American Hi s路 tory, Rel igion B.A., Carroll College; University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin.

AND NOW THE STAFF! B.,

English Wheaton College; Radel iffe College

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Jeanne A. Ziegler Secretary, Business Department

Harriet Leach Secretary of the Headmaster

Mrs. Wheeler

Mrs. Birkholz

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Richard Neuman

Margaret Anderson

Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds

Dietician and Head Cook

Front- Chris1ina Fanta, Lila Burgdorf, Elsie Luck, Lorinda Griesmer.

Back- Doreen Kock, Martha Essman.

Last but not least - The Students!

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The Staff of the 1957 PILLARS wishes to express its appreciation for the services of Mr. Eldred Olson and the Brock Engraving Company of Madison, the engravers; Reliance Printing Company of Green Bay, the printers; and Mr . Calvin Zernicke, the photographer.

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The freshman class of 1954 started out with twenty nine members. Sixteen of us are still working together with the same spirit which helped us to win the Homecoming skits our freshman year. Never before was there a freshman class with so much spirit. We had a class party and we sponsored unsurpassable activities such as our " Fall Fiesta ." We had representatives on the varsity athletic teams, both boys' and girls' sports , and on all musical activities and the honor roll.

The leaders of this unforgettable year were Hans Kraut, Sue Hicks, Gretchen Wernecke, and Ann Hoyer.

The Centennial year, the sophomores were led by Bud Schoen, Jim Hawes, Kathy Schnur, and Jim Hinkson. There was much work for us to do to make the centennial year a success and to start our fund raising campaign for the Junior Prom, which was still over a year away. The Sophomore Carnival was one of the best activities of the year as there were many new booths and a new type of Spook House.

The Junior Prom was the big event of our junior year. The theme was " How Deep is the Ocean ." The hours put into 1he work for this prom cannot be compiled, especially with the extra hours spent by the town students and those who drew up the plans . Classes for the years to come will have a hard time giving a more beautiful prom . Another event which rivaled the prom in importance was the arrival of our class rings. Jim Hawes, Jon Labahn, Sue Hicks, and Sunny Soldwedel led us in this all -important year .

In our last year, our "big year," we were led by Bob Smith, Ted Landon, Sue Reader, and Sally Barnhart. Our class again won first place in the Homecoming skills, and bo1h of our effigies also placed . The "Crystal Ball," college boards, college applications, Ice Carnival , and commencement were all main topics of conversation this year, but uppermost in all our minds was , " What does next year hold in store for us?"

As we all put our high school years behind us, we can only hope that the next f~ years will be as rewarding as our last four years have been.

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Senior class officers left to right: Ted Landon, vice-president; Sue Reader, secretary; Bob Smith, president; Sally Barnhart, treasurer.

KATHARINE JANE BARNES

BARNARD BACHMAN Student Senate 4; House Council 4; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 3, 4; Rouland 4; "W" Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3, 4; Tennis 3.

Y.W.CA. 3,4; Youth Group 4; Prom Cimmittee 3; Forensics 4; Chapel Choir 3; Class Treasurer 4.

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PEGGY LE BERG Y.W .C.A. l ,2,3,4; Activities Committee 4; Town Club 2 ,3,4; Rouland 4 ; Varsity Club 2 ,3,4; Hockey Team 2,3,4 ; Girl 's Basketball 2,3,4; Water Ballet 2 ,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4.

FRED EUGENE BISHOP Student Senate 4; House Council 3,4 . House President 4; Honor R;ll 2,3,4; Post Staff 2,3,4; Activities Committee 3 ; Youth Group 3,4; Church Choir 4; Ski Club 2,3; "W" Club 4; Football Manager 3,4; Basketball Manager 2,4 ; Wrestling Manager 3; Golf 4.

BONNIE LEE BETTCHER Y.W.C.A. 4; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Church Choir 4; Rouland 4 ; Girl 's Basketball 4 ; Ski Club 4; Water Ballet 4; Drama Club 4.

JANET GRACE BROWN Y.W .C.A. 2,3,4; Y.W . Cabinet 4 ; Nativity 3,4; Post Staff 4 ; Prom Committee 3; Chapel Choir 2,3; Church Choir 4 ; Se xtette 4 ; Rouland 2,3,4; Water Ball et 2; Ski Club 4; Messiah 2.

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STEPHEN WILLIAM BUTLER Post Staff 3; Town Club 1,2,3,4; Rouland 1.

WILLIAM ALEXANDER CRAIG House Council 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Cum Laude 4; Junior Marshall 3; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Prom Committee 3; Church Choir 3,4. Rouland 3,4; "W" Club 4; , Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 3.

THOMAS BEATTY DUNKEL Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Youth Group 4; Chapel Choir 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3,4; Track

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HUGH BRIAN EYERLY Student Senate President 4; House Council 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4 . Cum Laude 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Post Staff 3,4;. Editor of Post 4; Track 3.

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MILLICENT MOSHER FERRIS Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Activities Committee 4; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Forensics 4; Rou land 3,4; Spring Play 3; Water Ballet 3.

DAVID FRIEDEL FITCHETT House Council 4; Honor Roll 4; Youth Group 4; Rouland 4; "W" Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 4.

CATHERINE ELIZABETH GRESCH Honor Roll 2,3,4; Y.W.C.A. l ,2,3,4; Nativity 2; Prom Committee 3; Town Club l ,2,3,4.

JEANNE MARTHA HAIMERL Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Town Club 2,3,4.

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JAMES MOULTON HAWES Class President 2; Class Vice President 3; Class dent Senate 2,3,4; Student Senate President 4; House Council 3,4 ; Nativity 4; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Court 1; Forensics 4; Church Choir 2,3,4; Band 1; Double Quartet 4; Town Club 1,2,3; Rouland 2,3, 4; Ski Club 4; "W" Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 . ' Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

ROBERT ERNEST HAWKENS Church Choir 3; Swimming 3,4.

WILLIAM DAVID HELLERMANN House Council 4; Honor Roll 4. Post Staff 4; "W" Club 4; B~sketball 3,4; Tennis 3,4.

SUSAN JEAN HICKS Class President 2; Class Vice Preside nt 3; Class Secretary 4; Student Senate 2, 5; House Council 2; Y.W .C.A. 1,2,3,4,5; Y.W. Cabinet 5; Nativity 1,2, 3,4,5; Activities Committee 2; Youth Group 1,2, 3,4,5; Prom Committee 4; Ice Carnival Court 2; Homecoming Queen 5; Forensics 5; Chapel Choir 1,2; Church Choir 3,4,5; Double Quatet 5; Town Club 1; Rouland 1,2,3,4,5; Varsity Club President 5 , Hockev Team 1,2,3,4,5; Girl's Basketball 2,4,5; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4,5; Cheerleading 3,4,5.

JAMES ELLIOT HINKSON Class Secretary 2 ; Hou se Council 3,4; Activiti es Committee 2; Youth Group 3; Ice Carnival Court 2 ; Church 2,3; Rouland 4 ; "W" Club 3,4; Football 2,3 ,4; Basketball 1 ,2 ; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2,3 .

BRUCE IRWIN HINZE Youth Group 4; Forensics 4 ; Wrestling 3,4; Golf 3,4.

JOLNA JEANNE HOGAN Student Senate 4; Y.W.C.A. 1 ,2,3,4; Y.W . Cabinet 3,4; Y. W . President 4; Nativity 2,3,4; Activities Committee 2 ; Youth Group 1 ,2,3,4; Prom Committe e 3; Ice Carnival Committee 2; Ice Carnival Queen 4 ; Forensics 4; Chapel Choir 1; Church Choir 2,3,4; Rouland 1 ,2,3,4.

Drama Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Girl's Basketball 3,4; Water Ballet 2 , 3,4; Messiah 2 .

ANN HOYER Cla ss Treasure r 1; Y.W.C.A . 2,3,4; Y.W . Cabinet 4 ; Nati v ity 2 ,3 ; Pillars Staff 4 ; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4 ; Forensics 4; Town Club 1 ,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Hockey Team 2, 3,4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,4.

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JOHN EDWARD KEARNS Football 4; "W" Club 4; Swimming 4.

WILLIAM LESTER KELLOGG Student Senate 4; House Council 2,3,4; Post Staff 4.

Reuland 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4.

ANN MARIE KIRKEEIDE Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Y.W. Cabinet 4; Nativity 4; Youth Group 4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Hockey Team 3,4; Girls' Basketball 3, 4; Water Ballet 3; Ski Club 4.

JON OLIVER LABAHN Class Vice President 3. Student Senale 3,~; House Council 3,4; Youth 'Group 3,4; Vice President Youth Group 4; Prom Committee 3; Forensics 4; " W" Club 4; F.o otball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4.

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ROBERT THEODORE LANDON Class Vice President 4; Student Senate 4; Hou se Council 4; Honor Roll 3; Nativity 2,4; Post Staff 3,4; Youth Group 3,4; Church Choir 2,3,4; Doubl e Quartet 4; Roul~nd 3,4.

JOHN THOMAS LEE Ice Carnival Court 4 - Basketball 4; Golf 4. '

DAVID JAMES LINK Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Church Choir 3,4; Town Club 1,2,3,4; Rouland 3,4; Spring Play 3; Ski Club 4; "W" Club 3,4; Foot路ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Swimmoing 1; Wrestling 3,4 ; Track 1,2,3,4.

FRANCES EILEEN LYMAN Y.W .C.A. 3,4; Pillars Staff 4; Activities Committee 4; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 3,4 ; Chapel Choir 3,4; Rouland 3,4; Hockey Team 4; Water Ballet 3.

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BRUCE S. MARSHAll House Council 4; Honor Roll 3; Post Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 3.

Church Choir 4; "W" Club 4; Football 3; Swimming 3,4; Golf 3,4.

DUANE I. MOORE Youth Group 4; Church Choir 4; Rouland 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4; Track 4.

LESliE ARTHUR MORRIS Forensics 5; Rouland 3,4,5; Swimming 3,4,5; Track 3,4,5.

FREDERICK MORRIS PANTZER Forensics 3; Swimming 3,4; Golf 3.

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MARGARET FLETCHER PRESTON Student Senate 4; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Nativity 4; Youth Group 3,4; Youth Group President 4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 3; Church Choir 4; Rouland 3,4; Water Ballet 3,4; Forensics 4.

JAY PHILIP READER Football Track 4.

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GRANT AUGUST RAMER House Council 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 4; Golf 1,3.

SUZANNE MARIE READER Class Secretary 4; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Youth Group 3; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Court 4; Band 3; Rouland 3,4; Girls' Basketball Manage 4; Water Ballet 3; Ski Club 4.

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WILLIAM REUPKE House Council 4; Honor Roll 2; "W" Club 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Track 2,3.

PATRICIA ANN ROBERTS Student Senate Secretary 4; Editor of Pillars 4; Y.W.C.A. 3, 4; Hockey Team 4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Spring Play 4.

LUCILLE GAY SAMUELSON Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Nativity 3,4; Church Choir 3,4; Double Quartet 3,4; Rouland 3,4.

KATHRYN MYRA SCHNUR Class Secretary 2; Honor Roll l ,2,3,4; Y.W .C.A. l ,2,3,4; Y.W. Cabinet 3; Y.W. Officer 4; Nativity 2,3,4; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group l ,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 2; Ice Carniva l Court 2; Chapel Choir 3,4; Town Club l ,2,3,4; Rouland l ,2,3,4; Drama Club l ,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Water Ballet l ,2,3,4.

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AMES SEEFELD

ELLEN JANE SEEFELD Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Chapel Choir 3; Church Choir 4; Sextette 4; Rouland 3,4; Ski Club 4.

WILLIAM CLAYTON SHUCK Student Senate 4; House Council 4; Honor Roll 3,4. Post Staff 3,4; Activities Com~ittee 4; Youth Grou? 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Church Choir 3, 4; Double Quartet 3,4. Rouland 3,4; "W" Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track

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SIGRID HELEN SLETTELAND Student Senate 4; House Council 3,4; House President 4; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Y.W . Cabinet 3; Post Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Rouland 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Water Ballet 2; Spring Play 4.

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ROBERT LOUIS SMITH Class President 4; Student Senate 4; Honor Roll 3 ; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3 ; Ice Carnival Committee 3,4. Ice Carnival 3; Ice Carnival King 4; Church Cho,ir 3,4; Town Club 1,2,3,4; President Town Club 4; Rouland 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; "W" Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Toastmasters Club 1.

SUNNY ANN SOLDWEDEL Class Treasurer 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 3; Forensics 3; Chapel Choir 3; Church Choir 4; Reuland 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey Team 3,4; 4irls' Basketball 3,4; Ski Club 4.

ALBERT MICHAEL STERR House Co unci I 4; Post Staff 4; Activities Committee 4; Youth Group 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Committee 4. Forensics 3; "W" Club 4; Fo~tball 2,4; Basketball 4; Swimming 2; Wrestling 3; Track 2,3,4.

COLLIS SUZANNE STOCKING House Council 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. Cum Laude 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Y.W. Cabinet 4; Post Staff 2,3,4; Youth Group 2; Prom Committee 3; Reuland Show Secretary 3,4.

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RICHARD MAX SWISHER House Council 4; Post Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Forensics 4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Golf 4; 'W" Club 4.

MICHAEL IRVAN SWYGERT House Council 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 1,2.

Prom Committee 3; Ch~rch Choir 4; Reuland 3,4; Spring Play 3; Drama Club 3; Football 1,2; Swimming 3; Track 2; Tennis 3,4; Toastmasters Club 1.

THOMAS MILLER TURNER Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Forensics 4; Church Choir 4; Reuland 4; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 4; Footbal l 4; Track. 4.

EDWARD AMAR TWERDAHL Ill Youth Group 4; Forensics 4; Band 4; Tennis 4.

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LYNN MERRILL WALKER House Council 4; Youth Group 4; Swimming 4; Track 3,4.

GRETCHEN ANN WERNECKE Class Secretary 1; Student Senate 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4.

Junior Marshall 3; Y.W.c.A: 1,2,3,4; Y.W. Cabinet 2,3,4; Nativity 4; Post Staff 2,3,4; Activities Committee 3. Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Chapel Choir 2; Church Choir 3,4; Sextette 4; Reuland 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; President 3; Hockey Team 4; Girls' Basketball 2,3,4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; Riding Club 1; Messiah 2.

GORDON LANE WARE Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Ice Carnival Committee 4; Church Choir 4; Reuland 4; Ski Club 4; Track 4.

HARRY JOHN WITT II Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3 . Forensics 3,4 ; Church Choir 3,4; Reuland 3,4; Swimming 3,4.

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THE SENIOR CLASS WILL clothes

Dave Link leaves his I.D. ca rd to any underage W ashingtonians.

Jane Barnes leaves her unsurpressed giggle to Margorie Willard.

Fran Lyman leaves her artistic talents to Gretch en Wright.

Sally Barnhart leaves her unfinished jobs for her sister Kate to finish up.

Bruce Marshall leaves his abilities as a Dee Jay to Mickey Kay.

Peggy Berg leaves her high Physics grades to any aspiring engineers.

Duane Moore leaves Madison to the Badg ers .

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Bonnie Bettcher leaves her sun lamp to all pale faces.

Fred Bishop leaves the Boy's Dorm to Mr. Tucker.

Jan et Brown leaves her ample appetite to Dona Campbelle.

Les Morris leaves the Koran to Mr. Wichman-persistent, isn 't he?

Ted Pantzer leaves Elkhart Lake to Kathy Fromm .

Muffin Preston leaves her job as chignonier to Kay Schaeffer.

Grant Ramer leaves his height to Bruce Douglas.

Steve Butler leaves his car to any sorefooted Waylandite.

Phil Reader leaves his beaner bites to the next postgrad .

Bill Craig leaves his Blatz jacket to the Blatz brewery advertisement department.

Sue Reader leaves Club B23 to next Washingtonians .

Tom Dunkel leaves his athletic ability to W iley Wilson

Bill Reupke leaves his physics ability to Curtis Hoffman .

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Dave Fitchett leaves his shiny(?) halo to Bob Bettcher Cathy Gresch leaves all her unused weekends to some group one Waylandite.

Jeanne Haimerl leaves all of Beaver Dam to Sue Lookatch .

Jim Hawes finally leaves Chemistry to Mr. Holstein.

Bob Hawken leaves as an important member of th e Partner in Crime League.

Gay Samuelson leaves her group ones from Mr. Kennedy to Lori Brinker.

Kathy Schnur leaves four years of Wayland to her sister, Mary Beth.

Ellen Seefeld leaves Les & Willy's to the Class of '56 .

Bill Shuck leaves his mimeograph machine to the business office.

Sig Sletteland leaves her house presidency to Helen Eisert.

Bob Smith leaves his gift of gab to Chuck Meyer.

Bill Hellermann leaves Harvey to all other rabbits.

Sunny Soldwedel leaves Merrylegs to the Riding Club.

Sue Hicks leaves Wayland to Pat Patterson.

Mike Sterr leaves Lomira to the cows.

Jim Hinkson leaves his Marine fatigues to the Army.

Sue Stocking leaves as president of the "Nite Owls."

Bruce Hinze leaves his last name to all tomatoes.

Jolly Hogan leaves her green shortie to Laurie Fairbanks .

Ann Hoyer leaves her Sadie Hawkin's Day Race to Daisy Mae.

Dick Swisher leaves his lace shirts to Little Lord Fauntleroy .

Mike Swygert leaves the dunes to whoever wants them.

Tom Turner leaves Kentucky to the Southerners and moves North (Illinois).

Ed Kearns leaves psychology to Dr. Gale.

Bill Kellogg leaves "The Big Olds" to Fred Flom.

Ann Kirkeeide leaves her Panda Bear, Marty, to Mrs. Meyer.

Jon Labahn leaves Wayland for Kalamzoo (college for all ye skeptics!)

Ted Landon leaves his group 5 average to Pete Stedman.

John Lee leaves his co-educational abilities to all u pand-coming co-educators.

Ned Twerdahl leaves his mail carrier job to all oth er brave mailmen .

Lynn Walker leaves Roy to Mike Sterr.

Lane Ware leaves his Presley .

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Jack Witt leaves a big orange to the Washingtonians .

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When the Junior class began the 1956'57 term, their thoughts immediately turned to preparation for the busy Homecoming weekend. Many new and clever ideas were suggested for both the skit and effigies. The plot for the skit centered around a typical Wayland day. The theme was set to the tunes of such old favorites as, "T~e Bells are Ringing" and "If I Could Be With You." The words, written by members of the class, proved to be very appropriate and entertaining.

After the exciting weekend all thoughts and ideas were turned towards earning money for Prom. The class sold popcorn and candy at movies held in the girl's gym, and 1hey also sponsored many of the Saturday night activities.

Following Christmas Juniors placed their orders A majority of the girls chose while the boys varied in the

Vacation, the for class rings. the pearl stone, selection.

During Spring Vacation many of the Juniors went on the Washington trip. It lasted for ten days and included meetings with Senators Wiley and Dirkson. Philadelphia, Valley Forge, and Richmond were only a few of the various cities which were visited during the trip.

Returning to school the Juniors found themselves faced with the big problems of planning the Prom. Many students sketched Junior class officers left to right: ideas and presented them to the class. After Ken Keller, vice路president; Betsy Rumpel , secretary; Judy Griffin , president; many suggestions and much thought, the Dennis Mietzel, treasurer. theme "Out of This World' was chosen The decorations consisted of foiled planets, stars, and painted murals depicting life in outer space. Long hours of hard work and careful planning made it one of the outstanding activities during the year.

For their time Erb. They also wish Rumple, Secretary; ye:J r a tremendous

and guidance the Junior class wishes to express many thanks to Miss Swan and Mr. to thank the class officers; Judy Griffin, president; Ken Keller; vice-president; Betsy and Dennis Mietzel, treasurer; for giving much of their time and help in making this success.

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Lori Brinker

Sandra Caffee

Orlin Cigelski

Jim Cunningham

Felipe Deleon

Helen Eisert,

Skip Cody

Martha Engle

Linda Forsgren

We've Been Here Nearly Three Years Now

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Kathy Fromm

Dave Geffert

Connie Gifford

Jackie Henriksen

Stan Johnson

Curtis Hoffman

Judy Griffin

Kathy lson

Mickey Kay

Though It See1ns

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Ken Keller

Ken Middleton

Karen Kirchner

Dennis Mietzel

Lloyd Lanphere

Jim Mosher

Kit Leslie

Louise Palmer

t Melinda Peaslee

Kate Perry

Lil<:e Only Days

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Ronnie Peters

Sandy Robinson

Betsy Rumpel

David Searles

Janet Shoup

Mary Qualey

Brandon Quails

Kay Schaeffer

Jane Schulz

' We had the Wayland Spirit

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Stephanie Sink

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John Stroh

Eileen Skupniewitz

Car lene Starkweather

Helen Staub

Chuck Stein

J im Stevens

M ary Strange

Porter Thompson

In A Thousand Different Ways

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Polly Thorsen

Sandra Watts

Jim Wendt

Marjorie Willard

Barbara Withrow

Dave Workman

Watson Whiteside

We'll Always Re1nember Our Junior Year

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Sophomore class officers left to right: Dean Eyerly, vice-president; Kathy Homuth, secretary; Fred Flom, president; Judy Jensen , treasurer.

This Year's Sophomores have welcomed many new members to their class, who have swelled their ranks to seventy-three. They do, however, know they have quality as well as quantity.

The year began with the election of class officers, namely: Fred Flam, president; Dean Eyerly, vice-president; Kathy Homuth, secretary; and treasurer, Judy Jansen.

Much promising talent was shown by the many sophomores who took part in the Homecoming skit and the "Roundy Minstrel Show." Their effigy, an enormous skunk, created quite a sensation and won first prize. Besides being well-re!Jresented on the Honor Roll, the class contributed to the various championship athletic teams, both Varsity and J.V . The Sophs were responsible for numerous enjoyable activities, including a revival of the "Gay Twenties" and the Sophomore Carnival, a bright tradition with its gay booths.

The class advisors, Miss Klosterman and Mr. Larimore, were wonderful and unfailing in giving of their time and guidance. It is evident that plenty of class spirit and hard work have made this year a success, and the Sophomores are looking forward to making their third year at Wayland their biggest and best.

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Craig Anderson

Phyllis Anderson

Jack Barber

Kate Barnhart

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Anne Campbelle

Bob Canick

Susan Cubberly

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David Debenham

Tom Eads

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Bill Fearing

Judy Fisher

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Fred Flom

Dick Freeman

Carol Godske

Tom Hoffmaster

Karen Hansen

Pat Hogan

l( "l1hy Homuth

Karen Hoyer

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Judy Jensen

David Jerdeman

Paul Kuiper

Peter Lee

Dale Marcus

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Mary Ann Miller

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Fred Morris

Gerry Mueller

Ralph Owen

Diane Polen

Karen Minton

Jane Moore

Karen Olsen

Karen Quam

Suzanne Ramon

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Nancy Rowe

Shirley Roberts

Andrea Scala

Jon Schoon

Cynthia Snyder

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Mildred Stafford

Frank Schlafer

Jim Silver

Pete Stedman

Paul Strange

Walter Streit

Wynn Tice

Tom Timm

Jim Whitfield

Jim Wichman

Wylie Wilson

Jack Wilton

Pam Work

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Freshmen class officers left to right : Chuck Kachs, vice-president; Tish Herbst , treasurer; Sally Cross, secretary; Pe rry Hogan , president.

The freshman class, led by Perry Hogan, president; Charles Wachs, vicepresident; Tish Herbst, secretary; and Sally Cross, treasurer, promises to make Wayland sit up and take notice . This year the class won third prize in the homecoming skit, an original western saga, and their guillotine took first prize in the effigies.

The Freshman class is well represented in the Honor Roll, and many of its members show great promise in athletics. The chief activity of the Freshmen, the Sadie Hawkins Day, came off in high style, and for an hour on Friday the campus was just a blur of flying feet as the "Sadie's" of Wayland chased after their hapless "Li'l Abners ." It was all in the spirit of fun, and the weekend was a big success in the eyes of all .

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Ruthann Arneson

John Artus

Sue Bailey

Jim Barnard

Julia Bechtel

Bob Bettcher

Jane Baird

Tony Brejcha

Our First Year At Wayland

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Jean Cancel!

. Judy Coulson

Paul Cromheecke

Sally Cross

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Skip Dadmun

Bruce Douglass

Sue Eisert

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Tish Herbst

Jerry Hogan

John Jones

Helen Kendall

Perry Hogan

Jim Hooker

Sue Kimball

Patty King

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Mary Koch

Barbara Logan

Ann Miller

David Nelson

Mike Meredith

Steve Newhall

Yvonne Percifield

John Perry

We Gained in l(nowledge

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Francis Rechek

Robert Prosser

Jim Purnell

Carol Ritter

Mike Sampolis

Susan Schmidt

Steve Searles

And Grew in Friendship Too

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Bill Sheldon

Gretchen Wright

Leslie Shipman

Charles Wachs

Suzanne Zipprich

The Future Years Now Stand Bright Before Us

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WARREN HALL HOUSE COUNCIL

First row: Sue Bai ley, Cynthia Snyder.

Second row: Helen Eisert, Sue Stocking, Martha Eng le.

WAYLAND HALL HOUSE COUNCIL First row: Ken Middleton, Mike Sterr, Bill Craig, Jim Hink路 son, Mickey Kay .

Second row: Grant Ramer, Fred Bishop, Bill Shuck, Bill Ke llogg, Jon labahn, Bill Reupke, Jim Hawes.

Third row: Mike Swygert, Fred Flom, Barney Bachman, Watson Whiteside, Bruce Marshall, John Stroh, Brian Eyer ly, Jim Mosher, Curt is Hoffman, Dick Swisher.

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STUDENT SENATE

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CABINET AND OFFICERS

Cabinet and Officers left to right Seated: Janet Brown, Ann Hoyer, Linda Forsgren, Jolly Hogan, Martha Engle, Kathy Schnur, Cynthia Snyder, Sue Hicks.

Standing: Mary Qua~ey, Ann Kirkeeide, Gretchen Wernecke, Sue Stocking, Kathy Homuth , Kay Schaeffer.

The oldest and largest organization on the Wayland campus is the Y.W.C.A. The leadership of this club for the year 1956-1957 rested on the shoulders of Jo lly Hogan, President; Marty Engle, Vice President; Kathy Schnur, Secretary; and Linda Forsgren, Treasurer. Miss Marion E. Mitchel l was "the Y.W.C.A.'s advisor.

The majority of the members of Y.W. serve on one of the many committtees: hospitality, music, ways and means, social service, world relations, service, poster, bulletin boards, clubrooms, social, and town relations. These committees do everything from planning the weekly program and dances to making nutcups and tray planning the weekly program and dances to making nutcups and tray favors for the hospitals. The chairmen of the various committees comprise the Y.W.C.A. Cabinet.

In the fal l the Y.W. co-sponsors with the "W" Club the first activity of the year, the "Mixer." Another highlight of the fall is the beautiful candlelight Recognition service in which al l the new members join. The Nativity Pageant and the March of Dimes benefit Masquerade are two of the main events of the winter term. The Mock Wedding and the spring Installation Banquet headline the spring season. An all year project is the support of a Korean War orphan. To earn money for her, the Y.W. sponsored several bake sales and put on a clothing drive in the girls' dormitory.

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Y.W.C.A.

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YOUTH GROUP

Youth Group President, Muffin Preston; vice-president, Jon Labahn .

Advisor, Rev. Mr. Wilmont Murray.

Co-ordinating committee; Linda Forsgren, Ken Keller, Bill Shuck, Sunny Soldwedel, Jon Schoon .

Front row: Peggy Berg, Ann Hoyer, Kathy Schnur, Karen Hoyer, Mary Kock, Mary Ann Miller, Sue Ramon, Paul Cromheecke.

Second row: Dennis Mietzel, Bob Smith, Jim Wichman,

Yvonne Percifield, Craig Anderson, Orlin Cigelski.

Third row: Ken Keller, Jim Wendt, Dave Link, Brandy Quails.

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PILLARS STAFF 1956-1957 Editor . . ....................... Pat Roberts Associate Editor .... .. ....... Linda Forsgren Boys' Sports .................... Barney Bachman Girls' Sports ................. Judy Griffin . ........... . ..... Fran Lyman Art Editor ..

Bus iness Manager ... .. ........ Kathy Schnur Advertising . ............... . ... Ann Hoyer, Bob Smith . .. . Mary Qualey Calendar .

Photographer . .............. Brandy Qualls Page Six ty-three

THE POST STAFF 1956-1957 Editor in Chief Associate Editor Feature Editor Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor News Editor Circulation Manager Pholographer Proofreader

Brian Eyerly ... Fred Bishop .. Margot Herlin .. Gretchen Wernecke .. Bill Shuck .. Jim Mosher Sue Stocking . Bruce Marshall . Bill Craig

Reporters - Jane Schulz, Janet Shoup, Linda Forsgren, Bonnie Bettcher, Ted Landon, Tom Turner, Ed Kearns, Mike Swygert, Sandy Caffee, Kate Barnhart, Helen Staub, Mike Sterr, Lane Ware, Skip Cody, Martha Engle, Curtis Hoffman, Jim Hawes, Butch Kellogg , Leslie Shipman, Laurie Fairbank.

Typists - Judy Griffin, Janet Shoup, 1-{ elen Kendall, Sig Sletteland, Janet Brown, Jean Cancell, Gretchen Wernecke.

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PEP BAND

Seated: Karen Minton, Sarah Wright, Mike Meredith, Nancy Blackwood, Jim Mosher, Karen Kirchne r, Gordon Higgins.

Standing: Jim Si:ver, Ned Twerdahl, Jim Stephens, Jim Miller, Tony Brejcha, Ken Keller.

DANCE BAND

Seated: Gay Samuelson, Mike Meredith, Jim Mosher.

Standing: Bill Fearing, Dave Workman, Jim Miller, Jon Schoon.

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CHURCH CHOIR

First row: Kay Schaeffer, Sue Hicks, Martha Engle, Kathy Fromm, Ellen Seefeld , Wynn Tice, Margot Herlin , Karen Quam, Anne Campbelle, Polly Thorsen, Sandra Caffee.

Second row: Karen Hanson , Gretchen Wernecke, Bonnie Behcher, Linda Forsgren, Jolly Hogan, Jane Moore, Sunny Soldwedel, Mike Meredith, Duane Moore, Jim Wichman, Mary Qualey, Lori Brinker, Gay Samuelson, Kathy Schnur, Janet Brown, Muffin Preston , Kate Barnhart.

Third row: Jack Wilton, Ralph Owen, Tom Eads, Walter Streit, Jim Whitfie:d, Bruce Marshall, Ted Landon, Mr. Kennedy, Bi ' l Shuck, Jim Hawes, Mike Swygert, Bill Craig, Jack Witt, Porter Thompson .

Fourth row: Jim Silver, Fred Bishop, Stan Johnson , Jon Schoon, Jim Mosher, Dave Link, Lane Ware, Ken Keller, Tom Turner, Ames Seefeld, Jack Barber, Bob Smith, Bob Hawken .

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GIRL~S

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Janet Brown, Gretchen Wernecke, c:len Seefeld, Miss Bridges, Karen Quam, Kate Barnhart, Lori Brinker.

CHAPEL CHOIR

First cow: Nancy Rowe, Patty King, June Cancel!, Carol Ritter, Tish Herbst, Gretchen Wright, Sue Schneider, Karen Olsen, Kit lson, Ruthann Arneson, Sue Cubberly, Judy Fisher.

Second row: Sally Cross, Gerry Mueller, Sarah Wright, Emma McGraw,

Helen Kendall, Tom Burgess, John Artus, Cynthia Snyder, Sue Eisert, Diane Polen, Karen Minton, Jean Cancel!, Sue Bailey.

Third row: Tom Dunkel, Peter Lee, Curtis Hoffman, Chuck Wachs, Jim Miller, Paul Kuiper, Lioyd Lanphere.

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VARSITY FOOTBALL

First row : Coach Meyer, Bi :l Shuck, Bill Ke llogg , Ph il Re ade r, Da ve Fitche tt, Dave link, Dick Swishe r, Ke n Kel le r, Bill Sh e ldon , Bob Smith, Coach Chase.

Second row : Fred Bishop, Barne y Ba chman, Brandy Quail s, Ji m Hawe s,

Approximately 27 boys turned out on September 4, one week before school started . As each boy received his equipment, none had a single thought he was going to be part of a team that was to make history .

In eight games Coach Meyer's team wsa undefeated, a record which included one non-conference game and seven straight victories in the Midwest Prep Conference. Thus, for the first time in the history of Wayland an undefeated team has been produced; one which, in the process making a clean sweep of the Conference Championship, also set an all-time scoring record for a single conference game.

This was a 69-0 rout of Wisconsin Lutheran in the Homecoming game.

After only two weeks of preparation, Coach Meyer sent his team, untried in actual play, against St. Mary's Springs of Fond du Lac. Poor ball handling and bad timing marked this non-conference game which saw Wayland come out on top 14-13. Fred Flom, sophomore halfback, blasted through the left tackle for the first Wayland score and Jim Hawes , senior quarter-back, tossed a scoring pass to speedster Mickey Kay for the second counter. Flom and Bill Kellogg , senior fullback, racked up the extra points on plunges. A valiant goal-line stand with four minutes left in the game preserved the victory for the Redmen.

Mickey Ka y, Jon Schoon , J im Purnel l, Fred Flom, De nnis Mi et ze l, Bill Cra ig .

Th ird ro w- Mike Ste rr, Bob Canick, Pat Hogan , Ed Kearns, John Stroh , Porte r Tho mpson, Ste ve Miller, Bob Kirkee ide.

The second game of the young season was against the Big Red's arch rival, Milwaukee Country Day. In a hard fought game, the Wayland gridders, led by Hawes, who scored two touchdowns, ground out a decisive 21-6 victory. Jon Labahn, senior halfback, romped 32 yards for Wayland's third score.

All three extra points were made on plunges by Kellogg and Bill Shuck, senior halfback, and a conversion by Hawes. Showing up in the strong Wayland defense were Bob Smith, Phil Reader, Jim Hinkson, MiCkey Kay, and Dennis Mietzel.

The next four games fell in succession : Milwaukee Lutheran High School was next and they were quickly disposed of with a 25-6 victory; Lake Forest Academy fell to the Big Red under a 27-12 defeat; against Racine Lutheran High School, Wayland again won by a 27-13 victory; and the last game before Homecoming saw Wayland at Watertown where their si xth victory was taken to the tune of 51-0 over the Northwestern Preps.

Homecoming weekend at Wayland rolled around, and with all the gala festivities came a 69-0 rout of Wisconsin Lutheran High School by the Wayland gridders . Quarterback Hawes led the scoring parade with three TD's while Shuck racked up two. Scoring once each were, Kellogg, Meitzel, Quails, Kay, Labahn, and Pat Hogan . Eleven touchdown s, a conference record, were scored by Wayland, despite the use of 38 players.

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After a week of careful preparation, the Wayland team was ready for the big game. It was the big game because they were to play Milwaukee University School who also was undefeated. Groomed 1o near perfection by their excellent coaches, Marty Meyer and Bart Chase, the Big Red came through in fine fashion, crushing M.U.S. 35-14. Thus, for the first time in the history of the school, Wayland had an undefeated football team, sole owners of the Conference Championship. Kellogg played an outstanding game, scoring three times and starring on defense as well. Hawes handled the Big Red gridders expertly, passing to Kay for a TD and place kicking two extra points. Labahn took a cros~ - buck 18 yJrds for the other score. Wayland speedy backfield, running behind a hard hitting line, broke the game open in the fourth quarter with long gains by Kellogg and Labahn on end runs, and pitchouts and burst up the middle by Shuck. Kellogg ended the game on a spectacular note, taking a screen pass from Hawes on his own 53 yard line and galloped for his third

TD of the day.

Members of the Wayland team received gold football charms for winning the Conference Championship, along with a two-foot trophy and a large picture of the entire squad both of which were proudly placed in the Trophy Room.

At the end of the most successful season ever known by Wayland, the squad chose Jim Hawes, Bill Kellogg, and Bob Smith as their co-captains.

Bob Smith was also voted the most valuable player of the year. The coaches of the conference chose seven of the hard working gridders to the All-Conference team; these were Jim Hinkson, Jim Hawes, Bill Kellogg, Bob Smith, Mickey Kay, Dave Fitchett, and Dave Link.

There were a number of stars on this famous Wayland team, but they as well as all who witnessed the games, know full well that the season could not have been as highly successful with the faithful cooperation and the hard work of the entire squad.

J.V. FOOTBALL Wayland's Junior Varsity football team compiled a record of 4 victories and 3 defeats this season.

Victories came over Roosevelt High School of Fond du Lac, 7-6; Juneau High School, 27-7; Lake Forest Academy, 12-0; and Watertown Preps, 14-7. The three defeats came at the hands of Country Day, 25-0; Racine Lutheran, 14-13; and St. Mary's Springs, 12-0.

The fine pass rece1v1ng of end, Bob Canick, and strong passing from Perry Hogan and Craig Ander-

First row: Dick Freeman, Tom Eads, Steve Striggle , Paul Cromheecke, John Perry, Craig Anderson, Dale Marcus, Jim Wichman, Mike Hecker, Bob West, Jack Barber, Jim Whitfield.

Second row: Jerry Hogan, Skip Dadmun, John Nugen, Jim Hooker,

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son provided most of the scoring punch for Coach Schur's JayVee eleven. Bill Sheldon, Paul Cromheecke, and Jim Purnell rounded out the backfield with Pat Hogan coming down from the varsity to play sometimes. The Line consisted of Steve Miller, Dale Marcus, Tom Eads, Dave Loucks, and Jack Barber, while Walter Streit teamed up with Canick at end. Injuries kept Dick Freeman and Ralph Owen out for most of the season, but when they did get into the fray, they showed a lot of promise as future varsity players.

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Paul Stran<_?e, Bill She:don, Walter Streit , Bob Bettcher, Steve Newhall, Frank Schlafer, Tony Breicha.

Third row: Jack Wilton, Tom Hoffmaster, Dave Loucks, Ralph Owen, Perry Hogan, Dave Nelson, Bruce Douglass, Coach Schnur.

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WAYLAND'S 路coNFERENCE CHAMPS IN ACTION

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Forward line in motion

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GIRLS~

HOCI(EY TEAM

First row: Karen Hoyer, Sally Quinby, Judy Griffin, Jane Schultz, Hel en Staub, Tish Herb st, Ann Hoyer, Sunny Soldwedel, Karen Quam, Peggy Berg, Mary Qualey.

Second row: Miss Barber, Jolly Hogan, Sally Cross, Sue Hicks, Gretchen

Wernecke, Judy Jensen, Kathy Homuth, Linda Forsgren , Connie Gifford, Karen Hansen, Karen Schmidt, Mrs. Chase.

Third row: Kate Perry, Helen Eisert, Laurie Fairbank, Pat Roberts, Pam Work, Ann Kirkeeide, Kathy Schnur, Louise Pa lmer.

Soon after school began this fall, the girls' hockey team commenced practice.

After a few eliminations the final team was ready to set to work. This year's hockey squad was coached by Miss Ellen Barber and Mrs. Bart Chase.

The fir st game scheduled was on October 6, and MUS met our team here.

The final results were losses for both the first and second team s, although the scores were very close.

On October 20, the "Little Red" had a playday at Milwaukee. The second team was victorious over MUS and Whiefish Bay, while the first team defeated Milwaukee Jr. Hockey Club and Washington Park of Racine .

Homecoming weekend the girls found them se lves faced by the Wau pun team.

With the spirit of the weekend behind them, both teams were again proud victors.

November 10, the girls met their rivals, the Downer team. Despite a hard fight, both Downer teams remained undefeated, as usual.

At the conclusion of the season, the girls wish to thank Miss Barber and Mrs. Chase for their time and patient coaching.

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GIRLS' BASI(ETBALL TEAM

First row: Kathy Schnur, Shirley Roberts, Karen Hansen , Sue Eisert, Sally Cross, Stevie Sink, Louise Palmer, Miss Barber.

Second row : Mary Qualey, Sue Bailey, Pat Roberts, Ann Kirkeeide,

Linda Peaslee, Peggy Berg, Jolly Hogan, Gretchen Wernecke, Bonnie Bettcher, Sue Reader.

Third row : Sunny Soldwedel, Ruthann Arneson, Tish Herbst, Karen Quam, Helen Eisert, Sue Hicks, Jane Moore .

The girls' basketball team began practice soon after Christmas vacation. The two teams, consisting of twenty girls, met MUS on January 19. The first team found MUS too big a match, but the second team started the season off with a victory.

On January 26, the girls traveled to Kemper Hall to again win one game and lose one. The first team winning while the second team was defeated.

With a few weeks practice behind them, the teams' next match was Wisconsin Lutheran on February 9. Both teams trounced the opposing teams with high scores.

February 25 the Wayland team found themselves as hostesses to Kemper, Downer, and MUS. The first thing Saturday morning the first team played MUS in the big gym, while the second team played Downer. Both teams lost. The second game the first team met Downer and again lost. The second team defeated Kemper, however. The final game the first team defeated Kemper by a narrow margin in a thrilling game. The second team lost their final game to MUS. The qirls of the basketball team wish to thank their coach Miss Barber, and their man~gers, Mary Qualey and Sue Reader.

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VARSITY BASI(ETBALL 1956-1957

Front row: John Stroh, Coach Meyer, Fred Bishop.

Back row: Phil Reader, Bill Hellerman, Dave Fitchett, John Lee, Ken Keller, Jon Labahn, Mickey Kay, Mike Sterr, Bill Kellogg, Bill

Shuck, Fred Flom , Jim Hawes, Porter Thompson, Bill Craig, Barney Bachman.

No sooner had the last of the football equipment been packed away than the Wayland sports program went indoors to the hardwood courts and basketball. The week of November sixth was the starting point of a long season to end in March, and liftle did the hopefuls that turned out for the first call know of the succes that lay before the team. After several days of workouts the roster was cut to include twelve boys.

on consecutive nights, 73-58 and 50-39. Milwaukee Country Day threw a monkey wrench in the works by tipping the Redmen in a game which saw three of the boys receive ankle injuries. The conference race was tighte11ed the following weekend as the Wayland cagers beat Wisconsin Lutheran 52-50 and the league-leading Lake Forest 59-55. After absorbing another non-conference loss to St. Mary's Springs, the team avenged an early season loss to Country Day by whipping the Cougars 64-60. Coupled with losses by Lake Forest and Racine, this win pulled the Big Red to within one-half game of the top in the conference standings.

The season opened at Wisconsin Lutheran on November 30, and the Redmen got off to a good start by taking the game 65-57. The following weekend Milwaukee University School provided Wayland with their second victory 74-59, but a red-hot club from Lake Forest took the Big Red to the cleaners, 76-56. Northwestern preps fell next, 67-47, and then Racine Luthern put the skids under the Redmen to the tune of 59-55. With the Christmas holidays coming up, the team dropped a non-conference game to St. John's of Little Chute.

Back from vacation the Big Red lost to St. Mary's of Fond du Lac and then re-entered conference play by nailing Milwaukee Lutheran and Racine Lutheran

Following a loss to Northwestern Preps, the view for the title hopes of the Waylandites looked rather dim. However, the team closed the season with victories over M.U.S. and Milwaukee Lutheran. After the last game was over, a telephone call from Watertown informed the Redmen that Northwestern had upset Lake Forest, and this loss had given the Big Red a share of the conference title. Hard work and good basketball had paid off as the team went on to win the tournament and capture its second championship for the year .

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J.V. BASI(ETBALL

Front row: Perry Hogan, Paul Cromheecke, Bob Canick, Jim Purnell, Jon Schoon, Dave Loucks, Stev~ Mil:er, Mike Samp:>li路, Tom Hoffmaster.

Back row: Coach Schnur, Steve Newhall , Dave Jerdeman, Jim Miller, Francis Rechek, Chuck Wachs, Mike Meredith .

The Wayland Junior Varsity had an excellent season with an over all record of 12 wins and 4 loses . Fred Flom led the scoring in the five games, all of which were victories over Wisconsin Lutheran High School, 69 to 34; Mi lwaukee University School, 39 to 24; Lake Forest Academy, 32 to 23; Racine Lutheran High School, 35 to 24; and St. John's High School, 43 to 29. The loss of the JayVee's high scorer jolted them for a three game loss, but led by Schoon, Purnell, and Hoffmaster they regained their stride and took the next three from Milwaukee Country Day, 32 to 18; Wisconsin Lutheran, 40 to 31; and Lake Forest, 28 to 23. St. Mary's dropped the Junior Varsity, 33 to 47, but the season was finish~d successfully as the last four teams went down to defeat - Milwaukee Country Day, 49 to 32; Roosevelt Junior High School, 39 to 37; Milwaukee University School 27 to 24; and Milwaukee Lutheran, 62 to 33.

In the Junior Varsity Basketball Tournament, which was held at Wayland on Saturday afternoon and evening, March 16, four schoois participated. Wayland played Milwaukee Lutheran for the charntJionship and won 62 to 48 _

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Sl(l CLUB

Front row: Karen Hanson, Judy Fi sher, Nancy B:ac'<wood, Kacen Schmidt, Kathy Houmuth , Karen Hoyer, Shirley Robert,, Sue Sc'1midt, Helen Staub, Mary Qualey, Sandra Caffee, Jim Hawes.

Second row: Mr. Chase, Tony Brejcha, Ann Kirkeeide, Bonnie Bettcher, Sunny So!dwedel, Ellen Seefe:d, Sue Sdmeider, Judy Jensen,

Mary Koch, Helen Kendall, Barbara Withrow, Kate Perry, Tish Herbst, Skip Cody.

Third row: Lane Ware, Chuck Wachs, Paul Kuiper, Dave Link, Bob Smith , Tom Turner, Pete Lee, Jim Whitfield , Sally Cross, Mickey Kay, Laura Fairbank .

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SWIMMING

First row: Tom Burgess, Ted Pantzer, Steve Searles, Paul Kuiper, Mike Hecker, David Debenham, Jim Hooker, Frank Schlafer.

Second row: Dave Geffert, Dennis Mietzel, Dick Freeman , Bruce Marshall, Ralph Owen , Brandon Qual!s, Fred Morris, Curtis Hoffman, Wa!ter

The swimming team under Coach Larimore has put another victorious season under its belt, losing only one meet. The first meet was with Stevens Point, there. Wayland came out on the top half of a 47 to 30 score. The next day the "Red Men" met their strongest rival MUS, in the Wayland Pool.

It was nip and tuck all the way, but the "Tank Men" stood firm and won by a close 39 to 38. The last meet before vacation was with Elgin Academy, there. Wayland took this one with a 4 to 37 score.

The first meet after vacation was the second wilh MUS, this time in their pool. This meet was the one loss of the Wayland team, and was the first conference loss in four years.

The score was 40 to 37 in their favor . The fol-

Streit, Mr. Larimore .

Third row: Chuck Meyer, Ken Middleton, Jim Silver, Dave Searles, Les Morris, Grant Ramer, Bob Hawken, Ed Kearns, Jim Whitfield , Jim Mosher.

lowing week-end the team retaliated when they entertained and beat the Green Bay Y.M. C.A. team 41 to 35. The Saturday before "long weekend" Wayland again beat Stevens Point, 41 to 35.

The season was climaxed by a record breaking triangular here with Elgin Academy and M.U.S. on February 23. Bruce Marshall broke the school record for the 100 yard free style with a time of 57.8 seconds. Denis Mietzel broke the school record for the 200 yard free style with at time of 2 : 13.8. The school 200 yard free style relay team, John Kearns, Ralph Owen, Dennis Mietzel, and Bruce Marshall, broke the school and pool record with a time of 1 :45.4. The scores for the meet were Wayland 62, MUS 47, and Elgin 27.

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WRESTLING

First Row: Orlin Cigelski, Pat Hogan , Pete Stedman, Jerry Hogan, Craig Anderson, Mr. Cha se , Dean Eyerly, Dave Link, Bob Smith, Jim Hinkson , Dave Prosser.

Second row: Bruce Dougla s, Fe lipe de Leon, Jim Wichman , Chuck

Under the guidance of Coach Chase and Captain Bob Smith, the Wayland wrestling team compiled a record of six victories and seven defeats against some of the best teams in the state.

The team lost the first match at Stevens Point, 8 to 26. However, they won their next match from Ripon, 33-12. Hogan, Anderson, Eyerly, Hinkson, Smith, and Link won by pins, and Stedman won in a decision.

Jefferson High School edged us out 18-20. Smith, de Leon, and Link pinned their opponents, while Anderson won on points.

After Christmas, Prairie du Sac was easily beaten 28 to 13 . Northwestern Preps fell to the Redman, 39-3, with Wichman, Wilson, Anderson, P. Hogan, Smith, and Link obtaining pins.

For the sixth match, which was a return bout with Ripon, we won a close one, 23 to 21. Eyerly,

Stein, Tom Eads, Dale Mercus, Mike Swygert, Wiley Wilson, Duane Moore, Dave Nelson .

Third row: Jim Cunningham , Jack Wilton, Jack Barber, Bill Sheldon , Bruce Hinze, Tom Timm , Dennis Lefton, Paul Strange, Joe Skupniewitz, Tom Dunkel , Skip Cody.

Cigelski, Smith and Link contributed five points each, while Wichman added another three.

Jefferson again defeated us, 13 to 32, while a little later Stevens Point lost by a 23 to 14 victory for the Redmen.

Valders, one of the best teams in the state, defeated us 11 to 25. We also lost one 14 to 20 to Monona Grove. Smith pinned his man in 13 seconds and Link and Eyerly won on decisions.

Northwestern Preps avenged their earlier defeat by beating us 17 to 19. In the return match with Monona Grove, we lost again 13 to 25.

The highlight of the season was a win over the Beloit College Freshmen, 21 to 14. Bob Smith wrestled Colin Stetson, a Wayland graduate last year and the 1955 and 1956 Wrestling captain. Stetson won by a decision, but is was a hard fought match.

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TRACI(

Row: Dave Link, Ken Keller, Bill Shuck, Jon Labahn, Bob Smith, Hawe s, Bill Kel~ogg, Mickey Kay, Dave Fitchett, Phil Reader. row: Tom Martin, Paul Cromheeche, John Perry, Jon Schoon, Flom , Duane Moore, Walter, Streit, Pat Hogan, Barney Bachman, Workman. row: Mike Hecker, Perry Hogan , Brandon Quails, Dale Marcus, is Mietzel, Paul Strange, John Stroh, Bob Canick, Jack Wilton, lph Owen.

Fourth row: Coach Schnur, Tom Eads, Jim Mosher, Irving Usner, Lane Ware, Ken Middleton, Skip Cody, Skip Dadmun, Steve Searles, Mac West.

Fifth row: Coach Meyer, Orlin Cigelski, Fred Morris, Dave Nelson, Craig Anderson, Gordon Higgins, Jim Cunningham, Dick Freeman, John Nugen, Mr. Chase.

Sixth row: Chuck Meyer, Les Morris, Jon Jones, Bruce Dougl ass.

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TENNIS TEAM 1957

First row: Porter Thompson, Ned Twerdahl, Bill Craig, Fred Flom , Bill He Ierman, Coach Larimore.

Second row: Frank Schlafer, Curtis Hoffman, Jack Witt, Jim Barnard ,

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Dale Marcus, Grant Ramer, Dave Searles, Mike Swygert, Jim Silve• Gerry Hogan .

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VARSITY CLUB

Seated: Gretchen Wernecke, Peggy Berg, Jolly Hogan, Helen Eisert.

Standing: Ann Hoyer, Judy Griffin, Kathy Schnur, Sunny Soldwedel, Kate Perry, Sue Hicks.

CLUB

Seated: Jim Hawes, Bi :l Shuck, Dave Link. Bob Smith, J im Hinkson.

Standing: Barney Bachman, Bi :l Reupke, Dennis Mietzel.

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CHEERLEADERS

From Tcp Left: Wynn lice, Shirley Roberts, Helen Kendall , Sue Hicks, Po :ly Thorsen, Ann Hoyer, Peggy Berg, Karen Hoyer, Judy Jensen, Sally C:"oss.

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.HOMECOMING COURT

From Left to Right: Judy Jensen, Po:ly Thorsen, Mr. Patterson, Queen Sue Hicks, Mrs. Patterson, Ann Hoyer, Tish Herbst.

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THE CAMPUS AT HOMECOMING

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First place winners!

HOMECOMING

Back to the Wild West Page Eighty-eight

KITS

Spirited group, aren't they!

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ICE CARNIVAL

Ice Carnival Court: left to right Perry Hogan, Jane Moore, Mickey Kay, Sue Reader, Bob Smith, Jolly Hogan, John Lee, Stevie Sink, Dick Freeman, Sally Cross.

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WAYLAND'S 1957 MUSICAL SHOW BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Student Director ................ . .... Jolly Hogan ' Show Secretary ....... ..............

Sue Stocking Chorus Director ..... ......... . .. W. J. Kennedy Choreographer ............... . ....... Mrs. V. Hogan Construction Engineer . . . . . . . . . ....... . .. . Richard Neuman Staging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . Miss Klosterman, David Proctor .... David Proctor .. Jean Bridges, Miss Klosterman, W. J . Kennedy

Production Engineer Vocal Coaches ........... .

CAST AND CHORUS

Interlocutor End Men ......... .

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.... . . . . Fred Bishop .... . . . .. Bill Craig, Duane Moore, Jim Wichman, Ted Landon, Tom Turner

The Company - Kate Barnhart, Bonnie Bettcher, Nancy Blackwood, Lori Brinker, Peggy Berg, Janet Brown, Sandy Caffee, Ann Campbelle, Sally Cross, Martha Engle, Fifi Ferris, Judy Fisher, Linda Forsgren, Kathy Fromm, Connie Gifford, Carol Godske, Karen Hanson, Jolly Hogan, Sue Hicks, Kit lson, Janie Moore, Karen Olsen, Kate Perry, Diane Polen, Muffin Preston, Mary Qualey, Karen Quam, Sally Quinby, Nancy Rowe, Sue Reader, Betsy Rumpel, Gay Samuelson, Kay Schaeffer, Sue Schneider, Kathy Schnur, Ellen Seefeld, Sunny Soldwedel, Cynthia Snyder, Polly Thorsen , Wynn Tice, Sandra Watts, Gretchen Wernecke, Barbara Withrow, Barney Bachman, Fred Bishop, Harry Cody, Bill Craig, Tom Eads, Dave Fitchett, Jim Hawes, Jim Hinkson, Stan Johnson, Ken Keller, Ted Landon, Dave Link, Ken Middleton , Duane Moore, Jim Mosher, Ralph Owen, Jon Schoon, Bill Shuck, Jim Silver, Bob Smith, Mike Swygert, Porter Thompson, Tom Turner, Jim Whitfield, Jim Wichman, Jack Wilton, Jack Witt.

MUSIC COMMITTEE Jolly Hogan, Jim Mosher, Ted Landon, Ann Kirkeeide, Sue Stocking, Lane Ware Jim Miller.

BACKDROPS Frances Lyman, Sig Sletteland, Kay Schaeffer, Sue Stocking, Gretchen Wright.

STAGE CREW David Link, Lane Ware, Les Morris, Jim Barnard.

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路ROULAND PRESENTS

ENTIRE COMPANY

SOUTHERN SPECIALTY

Peggy Berg, Kathy Schnur, Sue Reade r.

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ROUNDY~S

MINSTRELS

RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY

BETTCHA LIFE

Fifi Ferris, Karen Quam

Jane Moore, Bonnie Bettcher, Sue Hicks. Not shown: Polly Thorsen .

APRIL SHOWERS From Left to Right: Lori Brinker, Karen Quam, Ellen Seefeld, Janet Brown , Gretchen Wernecke, Kate Barnhart.

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September 4- The Big Red arrived on campus to begin their football "shape up."

9- The Y.W.C.A. cabinet arrived on the scene twelve strong.

12- The whole student body arrived to give the hard working football boys a hard time.

13- 0ur first day of school opened with late classes, and the usual first day confusion .

15- A good time was had by all at the traditional "get acquainted" Mixer.

16- 0ur Big Red won their first game of the sea-

son with St. Mary's of Fond du Lac 14-1 5 attended by four bus loads of ardent fans.

22 - 0ur second game of the season was a rou ser against our great rivals Country Day. The score was 21-6! Our second victory over M. C.D. in 25 years!

29- 0ur winning continues with a victory over Milwukee Lutheran. Score 25-6.

October 7- Fall is really here and the campus is decorated with beautiful colors.

3-0ur football team comes through with another victory against Racine Lutheran.

4-The "Little Red," girls' hockey teams, win four games at a Milwaukee play day despite terrible weather - first victory in five years. To the day our boys continued their winning streak and beat Northwestern Preps 31-0.

The evening activity was a rouser with a "Gay Ninties" theme, and a band full of Wayland talent.

-Homecoming rehearsals and the selection of our Phillars pictures comprised our beautiful fall Sunday.

26- The big Homecoming weekend is at last here and the skits are given with great success, which to the surprise of all, was followed by a big bonfire and pep rally.

27- The hockey girls rose at nine o'clock and defeated Waupun with 5-0 and 10-0 victories.

English parent teacher conferences were held in the morning and the afternoon was spanked by an overwhelming victory of 69-0 over Wis . Lutheran-need more be said. A speaker from Lawrence highlighted the evening ban-

quet followed by a very successful dJnce with almost complete attendance.

28- Parent teacher conferences took place all day.

A very tired group of students went to dinner to find that breakfast was not until 8:15 - ahhh rest- Thus ended a very successful Homecoming weekend.

November 2- A movie party in the little gym, "Johnny Dark," was sponsored by the Juniors.

3-The long anticipated championship game finally came, and not in vain, for we beat

M.U.S. 35-14 to give us an UNDEFEATED season.

17- The speech classes entertained us with two plays.

18- The "old vs. young" in the alumni basketbal l game. Guess who won. The first "Turnabout" of. the year followed in the little gym.

20- A very happy group left to enjoy "Turkey Day" at home or with friends.

26- Everyone arrived back full of turkey.

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8-A basketball game was lost, but the swimmers made up for it with a thrilling meet which they won by one point. First good snow. The evening activity was given by the Freshman.

Theme "Winter Wonderland."

15-Ciub opened for snacks and dancing.

16- Senior "Crystal Ball" was a great success with terrific music.

17- Nativity 18- A delicious Christmas dinner was served by Mrs. Anderson and the tables were decorated for the contest. Dr. and Mrs. Gale's won with a genuine ginger bread house .

20- A non-conference game with Lake Zerich followed by the dorm Christmas parties. Some charming carolers serenaded the girls' dormitory.

21 - At long last- CHRISTMAS VACATION! January 7- Back to the old grind .

11 - A victoriou s wrestling meet followed by the rec room.

12- The town students sponsored an activity and the Beaver Dam high school students were invited .

18- We were cordially invited to listen to a quartette which was followed by Club Henri .

19- AII athletes got a work out with the gir is'

basketball team play ing at M.U .S. , the swimmers at M.U.S, and a boys' basketbJII gam e in the evening with Racine Lutheran . An ac!ivity in the little gym ended our busy day .

21-22 - American Emphasis Week .

26- The Y.W. sponsored the "Masquerade Party" for the polio benefit.

30- 0H! NO! Semesters are here already .

February 1- The girls played Wisconsin Lutheran to wi n

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two games, and the boys played Lake Forest to win and put us in second place.

-Reuland rehearsal. rnival weekend arrived and so did rain .

Because of the weather no ice sculpturing was done. The evening program was a lecture on the North Woods followed by the announcement of the king, queen and court. h the weather was damp our spirits were no ~, and the boys had a rousing victory over Country Day. The dance was terrific with good music and decorations .

10- Dance clean up, Reuland rehearsal, and the good news that Milwaukee Lutheran had lost to Lake Forest putting us in a three way tie for first.

15-18- Everybody home for a long weekend of rest?

25- Girls basketball tournament and a swimming triangle here.

26- Founder's Day Program son's following.

Coffee at Patter-

March 1- First game of the Milwaukee tournament.

After a close score all the way our boys came through to win the first game.

2- Second game at 2:15 was also won against Racine Lutheran Three buses of ardent fans spent the day at the high school. The exciting championship game was played with success to make Wayland the tournament champions.

7-8-Fun was had by players and audience alike at the "Minstrel."

14- Wayland most noted organization had a very

unique activity "The Eight Balls' of course.

15- The J.V.'s win their basketball tourname nt, too.

20- Spring vacation.

April 1- Back for the spring term.

5- Jack Rank entertained us with his unu sual presentation of "The Taming of the Shrew. " The club was open afterward.

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6- The Y.W. girl s cooked all day for their ba ~e sale in the evening which was followed by an activity in the little gym.

19- A Good Friday chapel service.

20- Junior Activity.

26- Run for your life! It's Sadie Ha w kins DJy Chase.

7- The Freshmen put on the Sadie Hawkins Dance with the traditional marriage ceremony, rings and licenses.

May 2- Lew Johnson entertains us with an interesting assembly on snakes-eee k!

3- Forensics Program.

4- Big clean u;:> for the " Dormito ry O pe n House ."

House. " 9-1 0- Another fatal two d a ys - Si x week e xams.

10- Downtown movie.

11 - Junior Prom

sal for the commencement play and the Awards Banquet."

4-6- FINAL EXAMS! 7- Bob Leysen 's Combo provides the the Senior Dance. Terrific!

8- We all try to asemble our belongings for final day. Our last evening is spent three act play "Gramercy Ghost."

9- Another great year comes to an endluck seniors.

17- The Junior College Boards. The first performance of the water ballet is a great success.

18- Second waterballet program .

24- AII the music students perform in the recital.

25- The Sophomores give a great Carnival .

31 - Movie "Ain't Misbehavin'."

June 1- Y. W. Activity.

2- Baccalaureate service. Dan Wood a former faculty member is the speaker. Dress rehear-

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STUDENT ADDRESS LIST Anderson, Craig Route 2 Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Anderson , Phyllis 855 North Sherwood Drive Beloit , Wisconsin Arn e son, Ruthann 2238 Farwell Chicago 45 , Illinois Artus, John 5505 Highwood Drive Edina, Minnesota Bachman, Bernard 321 West Boone Street Salem, Illinois Bailey, Susan Gillett, Wiscons in Baird , Jane 137 South Alton Court Appleton , Wisconsin Barher, John Warrens, Wisconsin

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Griffin, Judy 10656 South Oakley Chicago, Illinois Haimerl, Jeanne 608 South Lincoln Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Hanson, Karen

343 Rose Avenue Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Hawes, James

410 West Porter Sherman, Texas Hawken, Robert 208 John Street Union City, Michigan Hecker, Michael 1820 Rocky Point Pewaukee, Wisconsin

Hellermann, Bill 2978 North 70th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Herbst, Letitia 2242 Chestnut Wilmette, Illinois Herlin, Margot 512 Woodside Avenue Ripon, Wisconsin

Hicks, Susan 1327 Academy Street Kalamazoo, Michigan Higgins, Gordon Lincolnshire Crete, Illinois Hinkson, James 2722 Lynn Terrace Madison, Wisconsin Hinze, Bruce

1441 Noyes Street Evenston, Illinois Hoffman, Curtis Route 1, Hiawatha Drive Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Hoffmaster, Tom 276 Lake Drive Oshkosh, Wisconsin Hogan, Jerry 4121 North University Road Peoria, Illinois Hogan, Pat 4121 North University Road Peoria, Illinois Hogan, Perry 4121 North University Road Peoria, Illinois Homuth, Kathy Route 1 Green Lake, Wisconsin Hooker, James 2133 Greenwood Avenue Wilmette, Illinois Horvath , Diane 203 South High Street Randolph, Wisconsin Hoyer, Ann Lake Shore Drive Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Hoyer, Karen Lake Shore Drive Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

lson, Kathleen Crandon, Wisconsin Jensen, Judy 335 Lake Road Menasha, Wisconsin

Jerdeman, David R.R. 2 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Johnson, Stanley 17 Cambridge Court Madison, Wisconsin

Jones, John 2021 Washington Avenue Racine, Wisconsin

Kay, Mickey 92 West Road Lombard, Illinois Kearns, John 235 Raleigh Road Kenilworth, Illinois Keller, Ken 305 Park Avenue Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Kellogg, William 2103 North North Street Peoria, Illinois Kendal, Helen 70 Indian Hill Road Wilmette, Illinois Kimball, Susan 215 North Water Street Sparta, Wisconsin King, Patty Route 3, Diamond Lake Cassopolis,' Michigan Kirchner, Karen

Alma, Wisconsin Kirkeeide, Ann 3 Overlook Drive Golf, Illinois Kirkeeide, Robert 3 Overlook Drive Golf, Illinois Koch, Mary 509 East Hill Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Kuiper, Paul 95 Dartmouth Road Williams Bay, Wisconsin Labahn, Jon 646 Jefferson Street Crete, Illinois Landon, Ted Delavan, Wisconsin

Lee, John 3713 Washington Avenue Racine, Wisconsin

Lee, Peter 3713 Washington Street Racine, Wisconsin

Lefton, Dennis 1982 N. Prospect Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Leslie, Christopher 20 Forest Grove Drive San Francisco, California Link, David 112 Mary Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Logan, Barbara Box 926 Crandon, Wisconsin Lookatch, Susan 61 0 West Mackie Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Loucks, Dave 239 Taylor Avenue Glen Ellyn, Illinois Lyman, Frances 6141 Kimbark Chicago 37, Illinois Marcus, Dale Apt. 707, 1404 Hyde Park Chicago 15, Illinois Marshall, Bruce 2344 Sheffield Drive Kalamazoo, Michigan

Martin, Tom 3006 Northmoor Trial Long Beach Michigan City, Indiana Mathis, Gary 415 Oneida Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Maven, Lynne 328 East 8th Street Hinsdale , Illinois McGraw, Emma

Soperton, Wisconsin Meredith, Mike 409 Washington Boulevard Oshkosh, Wisconsin Meyer, Charles 382 Washington Boulevard Oshkosh, Wisconsin Middleton, Ken 208 South LaSalle Street Chicago, Illinois Mietzel, Dennis

109112 West Water Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Miller, Jim 133 Riverlawn Avenue Watertown, Wisconsin Miller, Elizabeth 133 Riverlawn Avenue Watertown, Wisconsin

Miller, Mary Ann 417 Haskell Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Miller, Steve Walworth, Wisconsin Minton, Karen

1216 Lakeway Kalamazoo, Michigan Moore, Duane

2038 Sherman Avenue Madison, Wisconsin Moore, Jane

1754 Sherwood Beloit, Wisconsin Morris, Fred Knoll Kreek Farm Wadsworth, Illinois Morris, Leslie

Knoll Kreek Farm Wadsworth, Illinois Mosher, Jim 704 South Crescent Avenue Park Ridge, Illinois Mueller, Gerry 5454 Lovejoy Street Chicago 30, Illinois Nelson, David 2101 South Moorland Road Milwaukee 19, Wisconsin Newhall, Steve 4818 Woodburn Drive Madison 5, Wisconsin Nugen, John 910 Midway Drive Auburn, Indiana Olsen, Karen 1525 Judson Street Evanston, Illinois Owen, Ralph 601·12the Avenue, West Menomonie, Wisconsin

Palmer, Louise 1663 North Vermilion Danville, Illinois Pantzer, Fred 2107 North 6th Street Sheboygan, Wisconsin Percifield, Yvonne P.O. Box 34 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

1604 South Cedar Avenue Marshfield, Wisconsin Perry Kate 355 Rose Avenue Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Peters, Ronnie 1005 North Spring St.

Schneider, Susan Elisabeth 270 Sheboygan Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Schnur, Kathryn 229 East Maple Avenue

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Polen , Diane 5910 Radnor Detroit 24, Michigan Prange, Henry 712 Frederick Street Fort Atkinson, Wis. Preston, Margaret Box 57 Eagle, Wisconsin Prosser, Robert 1735 Wilmont Road Bannockburn , Dee rfield, Purnell , Jim 1324 First Avenue Evanston , Illino is Qualey, Mary 1022 James Street Geneva , Illinois Quails, Brandon 711 Lake Shore Drive

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Quam , Karen Valen 216 West Polagon South Bend 17, Indiana Quinby, Sally 7 40 Dobson Street Evanston, Illinois Ramer, Grant 5425 Brookview Minneapolis 10, Minnesota Ramon, Suzanne Hunt 609 North Center Street Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Reader, Phillip Lake Lawn Lodge Delavan, Wisconsin

Reader, Suzanne Marie Lake Lawn Lodge Delavan, Wisconsin

Rechek, Francis Dennis 606 North University Avenue Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Reupke , William A. 3624 North Oakley Avenue Chicago lB, Illinois Ritter, Carole Joanne 277 Cottage Avenue Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Roberts, Patricia Ann 1346 Franklyn River Forest, Illinois Roberts, Shirley 1346 Franklyn River Forest, Illinois Robinson, Sandra Kay 257 Woodstock Avenue Kenilworth , Illinois Rowe, Nancy Jean Greenwood Acres, R.R. 3 Woodstock , illinois Rumpel, Elizabeth Ann Lake Road Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

Sampolis, Michael Fox Lake, Wisconsin Samuelson, Lucille Gay Route 1, Box 302B Hopkins, Minnesota Scala, Andrea 647 North Euclid Oak Park, Illinois Schaffer, Francis Kay 4440 North Patterson Madison 3, Wisconsin Schlafer, Frank David 914 Dickinson Street New London, Wisconsin Schmidt , Karen 919 Pawnee Road Wilmette, Illinois Schmidt, Susan Carol 919 Pawnee Road Wilmette, Illinois

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Schoon, Jon Mark 3654 Jefferson Street Gary, Indiana Schulz, Jane Searles, David Colden 1156 Mohawk Road Wilmette, Illinois Searles, Stephen Provoost See feld , Ellen 1132 Evergree n West Be nd , Wiscons in Sheldon , William Stuart 121 East 9th Street Antigo, Wisconsin Shipman, Leslie Jane 630 Whee ler Street Nee nah , Wiscon s in Shoup, Janet Box 499 Mukwonago, Wisconsin Shuck , William 643 Wallace Ave nue Bowling Gree n, Ohio Silve r, James Arthur Box 167 Big Bend , Wisconsin Sink , Stephan ie Gay 11065 34 Mile Road Romeo, Michigan Skupniewitz, Eileen 415 West Mackie Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Skupniewitz, Joseph 415 West Mackie Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Sletteland, Sigrid Helen Pigeon Falls, Wisconsin Smith , Robe rt Louis 120 Bogert Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Snyder, Cynthia 3B3 Lake Road Menasha, Wisconsin

Soldwedel , Sunny Ann llB Lakewood Boulevard Madison, Wisconsin

Stafford, Mildred Ann 304 East Chicago Avenue Hinsdale, Illinois Starkweather, Carlen e lOB Winn Terrace Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Staub, Helen Virginia 637 Drexel Avenue Glencoe , Illinois Stedman, Peter Box 20B, Route 3 Madison,

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Steen , Barbara Jane 100 Elmwood Oshkosh, Wisconsin Stein , Charles Edward 1612 South Lincoln Avenue Springfield , Illinois Steiner, Jane Ann 1400 Greenway Terrace Elm Grove, Wisconsin Stephens , James Joseph 2430 North B2nd Street Wauwatosa 13, Wisconsin Sterr, Albe rt Michael Box 171 Lomira , Wisconsin

Stocking , Suzanne Colli s 3225 North Glebe Road Arl ington, Virginia

Strange, Mary Alsted 1703 Reid Drive Appleton, Wisconsin Strange, Paul John 235 Grant Street Neenah, Wisconsin Streit, Walter Richard Star route Neenah, Wisconsin Streit , Walter Richard Star route Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin Stroh , John Harrington Route 1 Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Swisher, Richard Max Jr. 607 East 6th Street Sandwich , Illinois Swygert, Michael lrven Dune Acres Chesterton, Indiana Thompson, Porter Lake Road Me nasha , Wisconsin Thorsen , Polly Annable 730 McKee Street Batavia, Illinois Tice, Wynn 63 East Elm Street Chicago, Illinois Timm, Thomas Keith 4373 North 16th Street Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin Turner, Thomas 123 Manor Lane Fort Thomas, Kentucky Twerdahl , Edward Mundhank, Road R.R . 2, Box 222 Barrington , Illinois Usner, Irving Gerlich Belmont Harbor Apartments 426 Belmont Avenue Chicago 14, Illinois Wachs, Charles McHenry Road Prairie View, Illinois Walker, Lynn New Lisbon, Wisconsin Ware, Lane Gordon 14B Warren Court Green Bay, Wisconsin Watts, Sandra Lee 4516 Jefferson Place Gary Indiana Wendt, James Allen 51B York Street Wernecke, Gretchen Ann R.R . 2 Cedarburg , Wisconsin West Robert M. 214 South Rankin Street Appleton, Wisconsin Westlake, Grace Elizabeth 651 Illinois Road Wilmette, Illinois Whiteside, Watson George Jr. 602 St. Lawrence Avenue Janesville, Wisconsin Whitfield, James Box 122 Walloon Lake, Michigan Wichman, James 206 North University Avenue Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Willard , Marjorie Oregon, Wisconsin

Wilson, Wylie Route 1, Box 164 Mukwonago, Wi sconsin Wi iton, Jack 612 Vine Avenue Park Ridge, Illinois Withrow, Barbara Hustisford, Wisconsin

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Witt, Harry J. Ill 6229 Milwaukee Avenue Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Work , Pamela Ann 2BOB N.E. 26th Place Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Workman, Charles David 303 Sunset Boulevard Goshen, Indiana Wright , Gretchen P.O. Box B94 Appleton, Wisconsin Wright, Sarah 316 Wilson Street Rhinelander, Wisconsin Zipprich, Susan Route 1, Box 3B Eagle, Wisconsin Miss Ellen Barber Warrens, Wiscons in

Mrs. Blanche Barnidge 312 South Vita Ave. Be aver Dam , Wisconsin Mrs. Lorna Barrington Apha Phi House 6B Langdon Street Madison, Wisconsin Miss Jean Bridges 1737 West Forest Decatur, Illinois Mi ss Millard Browne 4920A McPherson Ave. St. Louis B, Missouri Mr. W. B. Chase 1061f2 Prospect Ave .

Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Mr. W. Pierce Erb Box 265 Walloon Lake, Michigan Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Gale 106 Prospe ct Ave .

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Mr. Richard Holstein 365 North Ninth Street Lebanon , Pennsylvania Mr. W. Jay Kennedy 622 West Beaver Ave. State College, Pennsylvania Miss Nancy Klosterman Shawano, Wisconsin

Mr. Ogilvie M. Larrimore 1OB Prospect Ave .

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Mr. Martin J. Meyer 319 East Third Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Miss Marian E. Mitchell Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Mr. Raymond A. Patterson Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Mrs. Ellen Pihlstrom Lewis Lodge Edgewater, Wisconsin Mr. David G. Proctor 75 Whitney Street Northborough, Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schnur 229 East Maple Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Miss Mary Swan 230 Park Ave .

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Mr. J . H. Tucker 3015 Castillo Street Fort Lauderdale, Florida Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Wichman 206 North University Ave. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Miss Laura L. Wood 106 Embury Ave. Ocean Grove, New Jersey