1958 - 1959 Wayland Academy Yearbook

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DEDICATION

As an expression of our appreciation for his twelve years of unfailing guidance and understanding as Dean of Boys and his eagerness to help students for their college work in the field of Latin, we, the staff of the 1959 Pillars, dedicate this annual to Mr. J. Hobart Tucker.

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Raymond A. Patterson., Headmaster

Dur ing the past six years under the leadership of Mr. Raymond A. Patterson, Wayland has continued to make progress in establishing its reputation as one of the best college preparatory schools in the country.

Mr. Patterson is admired and respected by all with whom he is associated.

As a student at Wayland Mr. Patterson took an active part in choir, dramatics and was especially noted for his achievements in athletics. Upon graduating from Wayland he attended the University of Wisconsin, where he received his Master Degree in Education. In 1944 he was named to the All American Basketball Team.

Return ing to Wayland in 1949, he became he ad basketball coach and science and biology teacher and spent much time in pu b lic relations and admissions work .

Under Mr. Patterson's leade rshi p the watchword has been progress. There are evidences of this in all areas of Wayland life- the new chapel, the inauguration of advanced classes in English and mathematics ,

and a completely new physics course. Under serious consideration is the installation of a foreign language laboratory with increasing emphasis on foreign language requirements.

With these accomplishments and those yet to come, Wayland is sure to succeed in its efforts under the superb leadership of Mr . Patterson.

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Ellen Lewis Pihlstrom, Dean of Girls

Mrs. Pihlstrom has just completed her third year as Dean of Girls at Wayland. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree at Lawrence College 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. While 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 of Girls.

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.

The Reverand James Middleton, Director of Religion

The Reverand Mr. Middleton is a new member of the Wayland faculty. As Director of Religion he handles Youth Groups, Bibld classes, counseling, and chapel services. He also represents the school in the public relations department.

He enjoys working with young people. His friendly manner and his humorous nature make him a favorite among students and faculty.

The Reverand Mr. Middleton was graduated from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. Then he attended Colgate, Rochester Divinity School in Rochester, New York. The First Baptist Chuch in Wilson, New York, was his first church. From 1955-1958 he was the minister at the Calvary Baptist Church in Princeton, New Jersey, while he was also the chaplin to the Baptist students at Princeton University.

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MR. RICHARD N. BOYA Business Manager B.A., Lawrence College, University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago.

MISS JEAN BRIDGES Piano, Organ B.M., University of Illinois, M.M., Northwestern University, Colorado College, Julliard School of Music, Aspen Institute of Music.

MISS MILLARD BROWNE Spanish A.B., Washington University, M. A., University of Chicago, Denver University.

MR. WILLIAM B. CHASE Science, Mathematics, Wrestling Coach B.S., Springfield College, Springfield, Massachusettes

MR. FREDERICK FERNALD Mathematics B.S., Brown University

MR. RICHARD HOLSTEIN Head of Science Department, Chemistry, Registrar B.S., Lebanon Valley CollegE:.

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

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

MR. 0. M. LARIMORE, JR. Social Science, Swimming Coach Yale University, B.S., State University of Iowa , University of Wyoming.

MR. H. H. MAASS Geometry B.A., B.S., Carleton College, M.A., University of Minnesota

MR. MARTIN MEYER Biology, Athletic Director B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin

MISS MARION E. MITCHELL AI umni Secretary University of Wisconsin.

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MR . THOMAS NISSALKE Social Science, Basketball Coach B.S., Florida State University.

MISS BEVERLY OYLER French B.A ., Carleton College, M .A., University of Wisconsin, Middlebury Summer French School.

MISS PATRICIA PORTER English, Assistant Dean of Girls B.A., University of New Hampshire, M.A. , Bowling Green University.

MR . DAVID PROCTOR Head of the English Department, Activities Advisor A.B., Harvard College, M .ED. , Bos1on University, Middlegury College's Bread Loaf School of English, University of Wisconsin.

MR. VERNON SCHLOFF English B.S., M.A., University of Wisconsin.

MISS MARY SWAN English Milwaukee Downer College, A. B., Carleton College, A.M ., Uni versity of Chicago, University of Maine.

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MR. LEIGH VAN ETTEN Physics, Algebra B.S., University of Connecticut

MRS. LA VITA WIC!HMAN Typing, Librarian B.A., Carroll College

MR. CARL WILLIAMS Mathematics B.A., Trinity College

MR. SOL WOLFE Physical Education, Football Coach A.B., Hillsdale College, University of Michigan, Central Michigan.

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MR. ALTON WICHMAN Dean of Guidance, History B.A., Carroll College, University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin.

Secretarial & I it hen Staff

MR. ROBERT NEUMAN

MARGARET ANDERSON

Supervisor of Grounds

Dietitian and Head Cook

Kitchen Staff

Bottom row-Lena Hegna , Elsie Luck, Lila Burgdorf.

Middle row- Lucy Durge. Agnes Schmidt, Lorinda Griesman, Rosemary Hussl i, Dorothy Seefeldt.

Top row- Slim Priebusch, Doreen Koch.

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Office Staff

Harriet Leach Secretary to the Headmaster

Mrs. Metink

June Houy Page Thirteen

Mrs. Gest

Norma Hatzinger

HEADMASTER

PATTERSO~~'S

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HOME

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Senior Class Officers- Peter Lee, President; Dick Freeman, Vice-President; Cynthia Snyder, Treasurer; Pam Work, Secretary,

Our dream has finally become a reality. From the moment that we arrived on campus the ensuing years have been filled with daydreams come true. Our number has grown and each of us has taken an active part in making our prep school years happy and prosperous.

Our story began in September of 1955 Z.Vhen we elected Fred Flom, president; Dean Eyerly, vice-president; Emma McGraw, treasurer; and Sue Lookatch, secretary.

We worked diligently on our first project, Homecoming, and were rewarded by the skit placing second and the effigy third. The annual Sadie Hawkins Day sponsored by us was also a great success. The class showed its true colors by having its members' names on Honor Roll and participating in various school activities.

Our Sophomore year Fred Flom was re-elected president, supported by Dean Eyerly, vice-president; Kathy Homu1h, secretary; and Judy Jensen, treasurer. Our

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effigy caused a sensation at Homecoming and took first place. Our revivals of the "Gay Twenties" and the Sophomore Carnival were two of the highlights of the year. Again proving that we had quality as well as quantity, we kept our places on the Honor Roll and the athletic teams.

The officers for our Prom year were Peter Lee, president; Joe Skupnewitz, vice-president; Jane Moore, secretary; and Pam Work, treasurer. We set a precedent by our skit, "Around the Campus in Eight Minutes," placing first. Our effigy, "We'll clip their Wings" placed third to round out the honors for the weekend.

Spring brought new class rings, the New York trip, and Junior Prom. "Some Enchanted Evening," set to the theme of an evening in a tropical paradise, was enjoyed by all who attended. June, with its traditional Step-Sing brought us one step higher to the ultimate goal of "Senior."

September of 1958 arrived and the seemingly unattainable status of senior was ours. I'm sure that we shall never forget Homecoming, Christmas Ball, Ice Carnival Court, the "significance" of American History, and Senior Privs. College Board Examinations stunned us, semesters came and went, and we "camped" under our mailboxs waiting for that all important letter of acceptance. For the one hundred and fifth time "Pomp and Circumstance" shall lead us to that platform and diploma and the realization of a rewarding dream.

JOHN WILLIAM BARBER Church Choir 2,3,4; Activities Committee l; Rouland 4; House Council 4. Football l ,2,3,4; Track l ,2; Wres.tling 2,3.

KATE WINN BARNHART Student Senate 4; Nativity 2,3,4; Post Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Church Choir 2, 3,4; Rouland 2,3,4; Hockey Team 3; Girls' Sextet 2,3,4; Spring Play 4.

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MARGARET ANN BARRETT Youth Group l; Y.W.C.A. l ,2, 3,4.

LEONARD SHELDON BLOME Honor Roll 4; Reuland 4; Spring Play 4; " W " Club 4; Football 4; Track 4; Sk i Club 4; Wrestling 4; Tennis 4.

THOMAS FORSETH BURGESS Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Chu rch Choir 3,4; Chapel Choir 2; Reuland 3; House Council 3,4 .

Swimming 2,3,4. '

Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Com mittee 3; Y.W.C.A . 2,3,4; Officer Y.W.C.A. 4; Chapel Choir 2; Band 2.

JUNE KATHERINE CANCELL

Nativ ity 4; Youth Group l ,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. l ,2 ,3,4; Chapel Choir 2; Hockey Team 4.

SUSAN CUBBERL Y

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ANNE CAMPBELLE Nativity 4; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Church Choir 2,3,4; Reuland 2,3,4; Hockey Team 4.

Spring Play 4; Football 3; Track 3,4; Basketball 3,4.

BILL DAVIS

THOMAS HAROLD EADS Honor Ro l l 3; Post Staff 3,4; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Rouland 1,2 ,3,4; Double Quartet 3,4; House Council 3,4; " W" Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4 .

Wrestling 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; De: bate Club 4.

Class Vice President 1,2; Youth Group 4,5; Prom Committee 4; Church Choir 4,5; Rouland 4,5 ; House Council 4,5; " W" Club 3, 4,5; Football 4,5; Track 1,2 .

Wrestling 1,2,3,4,5; Ice Carnival King 4.

DEAN RANDALL EYERLY

SUSAN JANE ENSMINGER Honor Roll 3,4; Youth Group 3,4; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Church Choir 4; Rouland 4.

Youth Group 1,3,5; Prom Committe 4; Forensics 3; Rouland 1,4; Pep Band 1,2; Dance Band 3,4,5; House Council 5; Basketball 2; Tennis 4.

WILLIAM MURRAY FEARING

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VIRGINIA EVANS Honor Roll 3; Nativity 3,4; Youth Group 3,4; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Ice Carn ival Committee 3; Church Choir 3,4; Rouland 3,4; Water Ballet 3; Ski Club 3,4.

Post Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Church Choir 3, 4; Chapel Choir 1,2 ; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4.

JUDITH FISHER

FREDRICK RUSSELL FLOM udent Senate 1,2; Honor Roll 1, ; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Committee 3; House Coun2,3,4; "W" Club 2,3,4; Foot11 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; BasIl 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

onor Roll 4.

PAUL C. GEORGE

RICHARD HOWARD FREEMAN Class Vice President 4; Student Senate 4; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ice Carnival Court 2; House Council 2,3; "W" Club 4; Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Captain 4; Tennis 3.

Honor Roll 3; Post Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Chapel Choir 1; Rouland 2,3,4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; House Council 3; Hockey Team 3,4.

CAROL ELEANOR GODSKE

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DAVID KIMBLE FUNK Youth Group 3,4; Activities Committee 4; Rouland 3,4; Spring Play 3,4; House Council 4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3; Tennis 3,4.

Student Senate 4; Nativity 2,3; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committe 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Cabinet 3, 4. Church Choir 2,3,4; Rouland 2;3,4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3; President 4; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 2,3, 4.

KAREN AMELIA HANSON

PATRICK VERN HOGAN Post Staff 4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3 . Reuland 4; House Council 2,3,4; " W " Club 2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 4; Wrestling 2,3; Basketball l.

Nativity 2,3 ; Post Staff 4; Pillars Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Cab inet 3; Homecoming Court 1; Forensics 2; Church Cho ir 4; Activ ities Committee 3 . Reuland 3,4; Water Bal let 1,2,3,4; Town Club 1,2 ,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Hocky Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Sk i Club 2; Cheerleading 2,3.

KAREN HOYER

KATHRYN JO HOMUTH Honor Roll 1,2 ,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Prom Committee '3 ; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 2,3,4; Officer Y.W.C.A . 4; Reuland 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Hockey Team 2, 3,4; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Ski Club 2,4; Ice Carni路 val Court 4.

Y.W .C.A. 4; Hockey 4; Basketball 4; Post Staff 4.

SUSAN HUBBARD

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MARY JO HOWE Honor Roll 3,4; Youth Group 4; Junior Marshall 3; Y.W.C.A. 3,4 ; Reu land 4; Basketball 3,4.

Student Senate 4; Class Treasurer 2; Nativity 3; Pillars Staff 3,4; Ed itor 4; Youth Group 1,2,3,4 ; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Chapel Choir 1; Reuland 1,3,4; Water Ballet 1,2 ,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4 ; Hockey Team 2,3,4 ; Ski Club 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 ; Captain 2, 4; Spring Play 4.

JUDITH ANN JENSEN

DAVID STEARNS JERDEMAN Town Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3: Track 1,2; Golf 1,2,3.

Honor Roll 3,4; Youth Group 4; Track 3,4; Basketball 3,4.

JOHN INNES LAUN

ROGER ROBERT KASISKA Football 4; Wrestling 4; Track 4.

Class President 3,4; Student Sen ate 3,4; President 4. Honor Roll 2; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Church Choir 3,4; Chapel Choir 2; Rouland 3; House Council 2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Golf 2,3,4; Dorm President 4; Ice Carnival Court 4.

PETER ERNST LEE

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PAUL HAYES KUIPER Honor Roll 3,4; Church Choir 3; Chapel Choir 2; Spring Play 4; Classical Music Club 3,4.

Class Secretary 2; Rouland 2,4,5; Town Club 1,2,3,4,5.

SUSAN KAYE LOOKA TCH

LYNNE CATHERINE MAVON Post Staff 3,4; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Cabinet 4; Reuland 3,4. Water Ballet 3,4; Basketball 4;, Ski Club 3,4.

Honor Roll 2,3,4; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Cum Laude 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Chapel Choir 2; Activities Committee 3; Reuland 2,3; Band 2,3,4; House Council 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 2,3.

EDWARD JUDSON MILLER

Class Treasurer 2; ' Nativity 3,5; Post Staff 4; Pillars Staff 5; Youth Group 3,4,5; Prom Committee 4; Y.W.C.A. 1 ,2,3,4,5; Church Choir 4,5; Chapel Choir 3; Activities Committee 2; Reuland 4,5.

Youth Group 3,4; Spring Play 4; House Council 2,3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Golf 1 ,2.

STEPHEN CARL MILLER

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CHARLES BALDWIN MEYER Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Chairman 3; Track 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4.

Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 1 ,2, 3,4; Y.W.C.A. 1 ,2,3,4; Church Choir 4; Chapel Choir 2; Band 1 ,2; Hockey Team 4; Basketball 3,4.

KAREN KAY MINTON

JANE ALDRICH MOORE Student Senate 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Nativity 3, 4; Youth Group 3,4; President 4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3; 4; Cabinet 4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Ice Carnival Court 2; Queen 4. Church Choir 2,3,4; Activities C~mmittee 3; Reuland 2,3,4; Spring Play 2,3,4; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4; House Council 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey Team 3,4; Basketball 2,4; Sextet 3,4; Dorm President 4; Cheerleading 3,4.

Honor Roll 3,4; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Cum Laude 4; Junior Marshall 3; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Reuland 4.

SUE ELLEN MUTCHOW

WILLIAM B. MOORE Honor Roll 3,4; Youth Group 3,4; Church Choir 4. Band 3,4; "W" Club 4; Ski Club,3; Wrestling 3,4; Tennis 3,4.

House Council 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 4; Wrestling 3,4.

VINCENT FREDERICK NAST

GERALDINE MARYLEE MUELLER Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Chapel Choir 2; Reuland 3; Water Ballet 4; Hockey Tam 4.

Nativity 3; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Forensics 4; Church Choir 3,4; Chapel Choir 1,2; Reuland 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 3,4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; Ski Club

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KAREN MARGARET OLSEN

RALPH WOODLAND OWEN Ice Carnival Court 3; Church Choir 2,3,4; Reuland 2,4; House Coun cil 3,4; "W" Club 4; Football 2,3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4.

Honor Roll 2; Youth Group 1,2; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Town Club 1,2,3,4.

SUZANNE HUNT RAMON

PAUL CURTISS PEACOCK Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Church Choir 3,4; Double Quartet 3,4; "W" Club 4; Football 3,4. Track 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Swimmi~g 4; Wrestling 3; Tennis 4.

Church Choir 4; Football 4.

RONALD JAMES RINEHART

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KAREN V ALEN QUAM Honor Roll 2; Nativity 3,4; Post Staff 3,4; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2, 4; Church Choir 2,3,4; Chapel Choir 1; Rouland 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2,3,4; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Sextet 2,4.

Nativity 2,3; Youth Group 3,4; Post Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Church Choir 3,4; Chapel Choir 2,3; Activities Committee 2; Reuland 2,3; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Hockey 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4.

SHIRLEY ANN ROBERTS

NANCY JEAN ROWE Nativity 3,4; Post Staff 3,4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Church Choir 3,4; Chapel Choir 2; Reuland 2, 4; Water Ballet 2,3,4; Hockey Team 4.

FRANK DAVID SCHLAFER Student Senate 4; Youth Group 4; Prom Committee 3; Reuland 4; Band 1,2; House Council 2,3,4.

Football 1,2; Track 3; "W" Club 4; Swimming 2,3,4; Tennis 2,4; Dorm President 4.

Honor Roll 4; Youth Group 4; Nativity 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Church Choir 3, 4; Chapel Choir 2; Reuland 2,3,4; Spring Play 4; Ski Club 2,3; Sextet 4.

SUSAN ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER

Student Senate 4; Nativity 4; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Ice Carnival Court 1; Forensics 2; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Reuland 1,2,4; Band 2,3, 4; House Council 3,4; "W" Club 2,3,4; President 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4.

JON MARK SCHOON

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KAREN MARY SCHMIDT Post Staff 4; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Basketball 3.

Activities Committee 4; Ski Club 4; Swimming 4; Tennis 4.

GEOFREY SCHWER

JAMES ARTHUR SILVER Honor Roll 1,3,4. Post Staff 5; Youth Group 1,2, 3,4,5; Church Choir 3,4,5; Rouland 3,4,5; Band 1,2; House Council 3,4,5; "W" Club 4; Track 1,2; Swimming 1,2, 3,4,5; Tennis 3,4,5 .

Student Senate 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Nativity 2,4; Post Staff 3,4; Youth Group 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 2,3,4; President 4; Church Choir 3,4; Chapel Choir 1,2; Rouland 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 3; House Council 1,2,3,4; Hockey Team 4; Ice Carnival Committee

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CYNTHIA GRACE SNYDER

JOSEPH WILLIAM SKUPNIEWITZ Class Vice President 3; Student Senate 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Post Staff 4; Prom Committee 3: Cum Laude 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Forensics 2,4; Activities Committee 3; Rouland 3; Spring Play 3,4; Town Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Tennis 4; Debate Club 4.

Honor Roll 3; Post Staff 3; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 3; Cab inet 4; Reuland 4; Basketball 4.

JANE BETTY SNYDER

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SARAH LOUISE SMITH Nativity 3,4; Y.W.C.A . 3,4; Cabinet 4; Youth Group 3,4; Church Choir 3,4; Reuland 3,4; Spring Play 3; Water Ballet 3,4; Sextet

3,4.

Youth Group 3; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Activities Committee 3 . Rouland 3,4; Water Ballet 4 . ' JANET DEE STAHL

JANE ANN STEINER Post Staff 2,3,4; Youth Group 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Church Choir 4; Chapel Choir 2; Spring Play 3; Cheerleading 3,4.

Football 4.

MIKE EDWARD STROH

JOHN MICHAEL STEPHENSON Youth Group 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4.

Honor Roll 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; House Council 3,4; Track 2; Debate 4.

IRVING GERLICH USNER

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WALTER RICHARD STREIT Church Choir 1,2,3,4; House Council 4; "W" Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Swimming 2; Basketball 3.

Post Staff 4; Youth Group 3,4; Y.W.C.A. 3,4; Forensics 4; Rouland 3; Classic Music Club 3; Debate Club 4.

BARBARA ELIZABETH VANHOUSEN

JEAN MARIE VON ENDE Honor Roll 4; Youth Group 4; Y.W.C.A. 4; Church Choir 4; Rouland 4; Ski Club 4.

Youth Group 3,4; Church Choir 3,4; Wrestling 4.

WALTER GEORGE WHITMORE

PETER MICHAEL WAHLEN Town Club 4; Football 4; Track 4; Basketball 4.

JOHN WILLIAM WESTWICK House Council 4; Swimming 3,4; Golf 3.

Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Nativity 4; Post Staff 4; Youth Group 4; Prom Committee 3; Forensics 1; Church Choir 2,3,4; Rouland 2,3 , 4; Spring Play 3,4; Double Quartet 3,4; Town Club 1,2,3,4. "W" Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Wre'stling 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2 .

JAMES ROSS WICHMAN

Nativity 2,3,4; Youth Group 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Choir 2,3,4; Rouland 2,3,4; Spring Play 2; Double Quartet 2,3,4; House Council 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 3,4.

JACK TERRY WILTON

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PAMELA ANN WORK Student Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,4; Class Secretary 4 ; Class Treasurer 3; Nativity 3,4; Post Staff 3,4; Pillars Staff 4 ; Youth Group 2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 4 ; Water Ballet 2 3 4 路 House Council 4; Hockey T~a'm' 2,3,4; Basketball 4.

SARAH CADWELL WRIGHT Post Staff 3,4; Pillars Staff 4; Youth Group 2,3,4; Y.W .C.A. 2, 3,4; Cabinet 4; Chapel Choir 2; Activities Committee 4; Rouland 3; Spring Play 3; Water Ballet 2,3.

4; Ski Club 4.

SAM PERRY ZUEHLS Golf 4,5.

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NICKNAMES

FAVORITE SAYINGS

WHERE USUALLY FOUND

ack Barber

Fat boy

" The heck with it"

In cranberry bogs

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ate Barnhart

Kate Wynn

" Oh heavens"

In telephone booths

L

largaret Barrett

Margaret

"Hate"

In bermudas

E

heldon Blome

Shelly

"Oh golly"

In bed

om Burgess

Burgie

"I've got butterf lies"

In the pool

une Cancell

June Bug

" Is there anything I can do? ''

Helping others

nne Cambelle

Anabelle

"Oh, you narrow minded people"

Rec-room

ue Cubberly

Cubby

"Don 't you touch my Peter Michael" (Teddy Bear)

First row center at bas keball games

Bill

"Any Tequila today?"

South of the border

E-ads

"I don't care what you say, I won 't take another pill"

In the infirmary

Ji

illiam Davis

s

J G

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ue Ensminger

Susy

"Mon Dieu"

On campus

irginia Evan s

Jinny

" Wonderful"

Opening the w indow

ean Eyerly

Deano

" Where's Janie?"

Looking for Jan ie

Villiam Fearing

Bill

" Who's next?"

Club Henri

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NICKNAME

FAVORITE SAYING

WHERE USUALLY FOUND

Jdy Fisher

Fish

" What a riot"

Rec-room

路ed Flom

Freddy

" Karen "

In the black Ford?

[chard Freeman

Dick

" Hey, Shorty-"

Swimm ing

im Funk

Kimbo

"Good idea"

Sleeping

3ul George

Paul

"But sir- "

Philosophizing

arol Godske

Godz

" Oh, really? "

At home

aren Hansen

Hanner

" What's everybody doing?"

Girls' Athletics

3t Hogan

Patrick

" You clod"

In front of the Mirror

athy Homuth

Homo

" Well -"

In the middle of any noise

lary Jo Howe

Mary Jo

" I guess so"

Rec-room

aren Hoyer

Hoy

" Fred "

In the black Ford

Jdy Jensen

Jense

" Any mail today?"

Cheering

ave Jerdeman

Jerdey

" How are you?"

In Dime store

oger Kasiska

Rog

" Oh , boy"

All over

aul Kuiper

Paul

"According to the book- "

Lab

rck Laun

Jack

" Phooey"

High on the honor roll

eter Lee

Lee路p

" Yah, but- "

Leading his fellow students

ue Lookatch

Sue

" You would!"

In the Cadillac

r nne Mavon

Mav

" Gads"

Taking pills after lights

r ma McGraw

Em my

" Obviously"

In the shower

~ aries Meyer

Chuck

" Remember when I was at 50,000 ft. in my B-29?"

Chasing girls

m Miller

Jud

"I don 't understand"

With other musketeers

[eve Miller

Max

"Might as well; can't dance"

Everywhere

J ren Minton

Mint

" Oh, shoot"

At her mailbox

ane Moore

Janie M.

"Oh , glory"

With a magazine in her favorite place

erry Mueller

Ger

" So how's the family?"

Around

Sue

" I don 't know"

High on the honor roll

Vince

" Screedy-Diddle"

With the gang

Ole

" You're like about a heifer and a half"

Riding dangerously

Ralphie

"That's life"

Loafing

Paul

" How're you doing?"

Dreaming of Toby

e Ellen Mutchow

Olsen

Page Th irty路one

NAME

NICKNAME

FAVORITE SAYING

WHERE USUALLY FOUND

Karen Quam

Quamzie

''I'm in love"

Staring out the window

Sue Ramon

Susie

"Darn it all"

Mueller's room

Ronald Rhinehart

Ronnie

Not a thing ever said

In the dorm

Shirley Roberts

Shotsie

"I don't believe it"

With Mike

Nancy Rowe

Rowsie

"Oh, ba-by"

Week-end activities

Frank Schlafer

Schlaf

"Don't talk so foolish"

Casino

Karen Schmidt

Schmitty

"I've got to rest"

Rec-room

Susan Schneider

Schnid

"I will not"

Everywhere

Jon Schoon

Jon Mark

"Wooo"

Playing basketball '

Geof Schwer

Jeff

"So?"

Diving

Jim Silver

Sliv

"Well, Merry Christmas"

On campus

Joe Skupniewitz

Skup

"As I see it"

TOP of the honor roll

Sarah Smith

Sara-Lou

"I've got so much studying to do"

Delivering packages

Cynthia Snyder

Cyn

"Couldn't it work this way?"

Mixed up

Jane Snyder

Janie

"Got your history done?"

Their basement apartment

Janet Stahl

Zeke

"Hey you guys"

With Moose

Jane Steiner

Jane Ann

"That's like about sharp"

Anywhere

Michael Stephenson

Mike

"Thai's the way it goes"

With Shirley

Walter Streit

Walt

"What's next?"

Up North

Michael Stroh

Mike

"You're shy"

With Spearmint gum

Irving Usner

Uz

"Hey guys, it's 6: 15" (Physics show)

Physics Lab

Barbara Van Heusen

Barb

"I got my daily letter"

Writing

Jean Von Ende

Von Pot

"You go back East, not out East"

Skiing

Peter Wahlen

Pete

"I don't sweat it"

Pool hall

John Westwick

We sty

"You're kidding of course"

Downtown

Walter Whitmore

Walt

"How should I know?"

Youth Group

Jim Wichman

Wich

"That's I ife"

Rodding around

Jack Wilton

Wilt

"That's the way, you guys"

In his Canary Bird

Pam Work

Pammy

"What I'd give for some sun"

Group 5

Sarah Wright

Sare

"Oh, did I get a lousy French grade"

French 111

Perry Zuehls

Sam

"Drug store cowboy"

Just around

Page Thirty-two

Page Thirty-three

Junior Class Officers- Anne Miller, Secretary; Peter Easton, Vice-President; Bill Dunnuck, Treasurer; Perry Hogan , President .

JUNIOR CLASS We Juniors began the 1958-59 school year by showing our warehouse of talent and originality in placing first in both the skit and effigy during Homecoming. The theme of our winning skit centered around "Wayland Spirit."

Our clever effigy consisted of a huge Redman shoe with the bold letters- "We'll lace up a victory and polish off Racine Lutheran."

Our Junior class has sponsored many successful activities during the year. Among them was the memorable "20's Dance." All the money from these class projects went to supplement our treasury for the forthcoming Junior Prom.

Soon spring arrived, but not too soon for the ambitious Juniors. Suggestions became ideas which, with much strenuous work and thought, produced the most outstanding dance of the whole year-the Prom.

We wish to thank our class advisors, Miss Oyler and Mr. Larimore, for their guidance and unfailing advice. We also wish to thank our loyal class officers for a job well done : President, Perry Hogan; Vice-President, Peter Easton; Secretary, Anne Miller; and Treasurer, Bill Dun nuck.

Page Thirty-four

Paul Abbott

Ruthann Arneson

Jane Baird

Jim Barnard

Judy Beacham

Robin Behrens

Robert Bettcher

John Bjoin

Quentin Blome

John Burnham

Fred Burton Page Thirty-f1ve

Jim Burton

Jean Cancel!

Renny Challoner

Mary Chalmers

Jim Christians

Judy Coulson

Paul Cromheecke

Sally Cross

Bruce Douglas

Bill Dunnuck

Peter Easton

Sue Eisert

Phil Esten

Page Thirty-six

Vicki Fazen

Sue Forbes

Don Fredericks

Carol Geisler

Pat Gleason

Sherry Grebe

Bernard Gross

Kathe Gund

John Haag

Lola Hansen

Mike Hecker

Jerry Hogan

Page Thirty-seven

Perry Hogan

Jim Hooker

Holly Johnson

Sue Kimball

Mary Koch

Diane Horvath

Jane Kohl Page Thirty-e ight

Alan Johnson

Patty King

Warner Knabe

Andy Krance

Sally Jo Lee

Anne Miller

Melissa Menhall

Mike Meredith

Kristine Meyer

David Nelson

James Nelson

John Palmer

Page Thirty-nine

Yvonne Percifield

John Perry

Robert Prosser

Sally Quinby

Rick Rikkers

Carole Ritter

Ronnie Sadoff

Mike Sampolis

Steve Searles

Sally Sehring

Penny Shaw

Sue Schmidt

Page

Fort~

Bill Sheldon

Bob West

Alice Sheridan

Leslie Shipman

Robin Tornow

Charles Wachs

Gretchen Wright

Charlotte Wyard Page Forty-one

Dick Stebbins

William Wangerin

Headed for lunch

I

.I Linfield and strollers Pag e Forty-two

Page Forty-three

Sophomore Class officers-Mike Wolfe, President; Brad Anderson, Vice-President; Jane Baldrige. Treasurer; Joan Bishop, Secretary.

With the addition of twenty-three new students, this year's sophomore class's enrollment has reached sixty-four. Under the wise guidance of Mr. Nissalke, Miss Klosterman, and Mr. Fernald, our class advisors, we have gone far in all aspects of Wayland life.

of Wayland," took third place as did our effigy, "We'll Deliver a Victory," "Club 61 ,"an activity given by us in February, gave the atmosphere of a true night club and was enjoyed by all.

The traditional "Sophomore Carnival" in the spring was one of the best in years.

Led by Mike Wolfe, Joan Bishop, Brad Anderson, and Jane Baldrige, the class officers, our class started the year off with a bang by sponsoring a Hawaiian "Hula" in the early fall.

Our Homecoming skit, "A Keyhole Glimpse

Well represented on the honor roll, in all sports, and in participation in all extra-curricular activities. Our class had a full and rewarding year and is looking forward to even greater success in the future.

Page Forty-four

Brad Anderson

Betsy Croxson

Jane Baldrige

Virginia Dooley

Joan Bishop

Diane Blome

Leonard Coulson

Peter Cross

Terrie Dreblow Page Forty-five

Dave Duchow

David Erbstoeszer

Charlene Hess

Nancy Ferguson

Carol Fuller

Jim Gardner

Joyce Hall

Holly Hecker

Ralph Henes

Jon Homuth

David Horvath

Jan Houston

Page Forty-six

Steve Hubbard

Jim Johnson

Bob Johnstone

David Kestly

Brian King

Sue Kram

Bob Kratz

Robert Larson

Peter Levy

Loren Lindeke

Don MacNeil

Barbara Manger

Page Forty-seven

Howard Mauthe

Rose Mary Maxon

Bonnie MacDonald

Gifford McMinn

Lynn Mellenthin

John Murray

Sandra Nelson

Hugo Neilsen

Joe Oettinger

Penny Payes

Kate Raftery

Pam Richards

Page Forty-eight

Ca ryl Richter

Marylin Rieckman

Jay Roesner

Karen Sayre

Robert Schwartz

Eller.mary Seaborne

Ann Shriner

Bud Sprague

Jon Tempas

Vincent Vilker

Nancy Voight

Armor Ward

Page Forty-nine

Kathy Wentorf

John Williams

Mike Wolfe

The Bull Ring

Page Fifty

Warren Zuehls

Page Fifty-one

Freshmen Class officers-David Linville, President; Diane Wright, Treasurer; Randy White, Secretary.

Under the direction of Mr. Chase, Mr. Van Etten, and Miss Porter, the Freshman class has had a most successful and enjoyable year .

Led by its officers David Linville, Kathleen Burns, Diane Wright, and Randy White, the newcomers have taken an enthusiastic interest in many Wayland activities and in all the school programs.

The class, portraying the highlights of a Wayland year, took second place in the Homecoming skits. To add to this exciting week-

Kathy . Burns, Vice-President;

end, they also took second place in the effigies.

The Freshmen moved right into the sports spotlight with both boys and girls representing us on all of Wayland's major teams.

The main activity of the Freshman class, Sadie Hawkins Day, was a big success due to the co-operation of all members of the class.

The Freshmen have added greatly to this school year and are sure to add even more in the years to come.

Page Fifty-two

Mary Anne Ballard

Jim Bayley

Tom Bell

Roger Bender

Kathy Burns

Lynn Clegg

Ray Cook

Kathy Daily

Carole Fishelson

Joan Godshall

Ralph Goetting

Bill Gustafson

Page Fifty-three

Linda Guth

Jerry Hawken

Susan Herr

Karen Hirsch

Mike Hyland

John Jerdeman

Sharon King

Sharon Kusche

Lester LeBuy

Joe Lefton

David Linville

Rick Luebke

Page Fifty路four

Lee McConaghy

Tom Moxley

Steve Myers

Dick Neuman

Paul Neuman

Patsy Orton

Louis Ostrom

Carla Paulson

Ann Roller

Marie Schram

Penny Schwer

Virginia Seeman

Page Fifty-five

Pete Seippel

Kathy Shank

Sue Stebbins

Virginia Strub

Geoffrey Sweet

Wian Taber

Richard Temkin

Constance Wear

Elaine Wergin

Randy White

John Whitmore

Ed Webber

Page Fifty-six

Diane Wright

Florence Wright

The Big Snow Page Fifty-seven

Linfield Hall

Page Fifty-eight

Page Fifty-nine

STUDENT SE ATE

Seated from left to right- Judith Jensen , Karen Hanson , Sally Cross , Cynthia Snyder, Joe Skupniew itz, Joan Bishop , Jane Moore, Kate Barnhart.

Standing from left to right-David Linville, Dick Freeman, Peter Easton , Jon Mark Schoon, Pam Work, Peter Lee , Mike Wolfe, Perry Hogan, Kathy Burns.

The Student Senate is one of the most important organizations on the Wayland campus.

It functions as the link between administration and the student body and supplies a common ground where both may work together constructively towards the best interests of Wayland Academy. Uppermost it is dedicated to the representation of the wishes of the student body.

Page Sixty

W~AYLAND

HALL HOUSE COUNCIL

Seated from left to right-Dan Mann, Jack Wilton, Jim Silver, Bill Fearing, Frank Schlafer, Fred Flom , Charles Wachs, Mr. Tucker, Dean Eyerly, Dick Freeman, Robin Tornow, Irv ing Usner, Walter Streit, Jon Mark Schoon.

Standing from left to right-Perry Hogan, Peter lee, Warner KnQbe, Bill Sheldon, Pat Hogan, Tom Burgess, Tom Eads, Fred Nast, Jack Barber, Jim Miller.

WARREN " HALL HOUSE COUNCIL

Seated from left to right-Jane Moore, Mrs. Pihlstrom, Barbara Manger, Cynthia Snyder, Pam Work.

Standing from left to right- Jane Kohl, Sue Eisert .

Page Sixty-one

GIRLS' SEXTET

Left to right- Kate Barnhart, Jane Moore, Karen Quam, Lola Hansen, Susan Schneider, Sarah Smith. Seated- Mr. Kennedy.

DOUBLE QUARTET

Left to righ t -Jim Wichman, Gary Mathis, Tom Eads, Mike Wolfe, Paul Peacock, Renny Challoner, Jan MacDonald , Jack Wilton . Seated- Mr. Kennedy.

Page Sixty-two

DANCE BAND

right- Bill Fea ring , Bob Bettcher, Jim Miller, Mike Mere lith , Jon Mark Schoon, Bill Dunnu ck,

ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE

Standing left to right- Yvonne Percifield, Steve Myers, Geof Schwer, Janet Stahl.

Seated left to right- Sue Forbes , Mary Anne Ballard, Mr. Wolfe, Sarah Wright, Nancy Ferguson.

Page Sixty-three

Y. W. C. A. CABINET AND OFFICERS

Seated left to right- Gretchen Wright , Karen Hanson , June Cance l! , Kathy Homuth, Cynthia Snyder, Pam Work, Sally Cross, Sarah Smith , Mary Koch .

Standing left to right- Lynne Maven, Judy Coulson , Jane Snyder, Jane Moore, Sarah Wright, Penny Shaw, Anne Miller.

With the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Wayland Y. W. C. A. in May, this group remains the oldest and largest organization on campus . The leadership for the year 1958-1959 was capably handled by Cynthia Snyder, president; Kathy Homuth, vice-president; Pam Work, secretary; and June Cancell, treasurer.

Miss Marion E. Mitchell served as the advisor for the group, willingly directing the many activities which the organization sponsored throughout the year.

chose to support a Korean war orphan. On several occasions the Y.W. also aided needy families and contributed to worthwhile funds.

The majority of the Y.W.C.A. members serve on one of the following committees: hospitality, ways and means, social service, world relations, service, poster, bulletin boards, clubrooms, social, or town relations. These committees were responsible for planning and carrying out the plans which enabled the Y.W.C.A. to have another successful year. The Y.W.C.A. Cabinet was composed of the committee chairmen.

As has become customary, the Y.W.C.A. girls

The Y.W. continues to be instrumental in planning the first activity of the year, the annual "Mixer." An impressive candlelight Recognition Service, at which time the new members joined was another highlight of the fall term. The main Y.W. events of the winter were the Nativity Pageant and the March of Dimes Benefit Masquerade. The Mock Wedding provided enjoyment for the girls in the spring. This year the Installation Banquet in May was also an anniversary celebration.

Throughout the year the Y.W. sponsors weekly meetings for its members. Speakers, movies, student entertainment, and devotional services are events which contributed to the establishment of the Y.W. during its seventyfifth year of service and fellowship on the Wayland campus.

Page Sixty-four

Y. W. C. A.

Page Sixty-five

PILLARS STAFF 1958-1959 Editor Associate Editor

.. ....

. ... . .... . .. Judith Ann Jensen . . .. . Kathy Homuth

Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Art Editor Business Manager Advertising

Richard Freeman . . ... Karen Quam .. Karen Minton ........ Ruthann Arneson . Karen Hoyer

Calendar Typists

Holly Johnson and Mary Koch .. Pam Work, Lynn Mavon, Sarah Wright, Emma McGraw

Faculty Advisor

Miss Browne

Page Sixty-six

POST STAFF 1958-1959 Editor . . .................. . ...... Kate Barnhart Associate Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Joe Skupniewitz News Editor . . . Peter Easton Feature Editor ... Carol Godske Girls' Sports Editor Jane Steiner Boys' Sports Editor Tom Eads Exchange Editor Ginny Evans Circulation Manager .. Pam Work Facu lty Advisor . ...... Mr. Sehloff Proofreaders .... . ....... . ..... . .. Jim Mill er, Sue Mutchow

Reporters-Ruthann Arneson, Gretchen Wright, Shirley Roberts, Karen Olsen, Sue Eisert, Jane Baldrige, Carol Geisler, Pam Work, Jim Wichman, Bob West, Barbara Van Housen, Sarah Wright, Cynthia Snyder, Penny Shaw, Karen Schmidt, Karen Quam, Leslie Shipman.

Typists- Pam Work, Lynne Mavon, Nancy Rowe, Judy Beacham, J ane Kohl, Carol Geisler, Melissa Menhall, Jean Cance l! .

Page Sixty-seven

路YOUTH GROUP

Page Sixty-eight

CHURCH CHOIR

Top Row; left to right-Ja ck Barber, Paul Peacock, Renny Challoner, Jim Burton, Peter Lee , Jon Mark Schoon, Mike Wolfe, Jay Roesner, Walter Streit, Jim Silver , Howard Mauthe, Jan MacDonald, Tom Burgess.

Fourth Row- Jim Wichman, Gary Mathis, Kate Barnhart, Shirley Roberts, Kris Meyer, Ann Shriner, Bob Bettcher, Pam Richards, Dean Eyerly, Jack Wilton, Ralph Owen, Tom Eads, Walter Whitmore, Ronald Rinehart.

Third Row- Emma McGraw, Joyce Hall, Sarah Smith, Jane Moore, Karen Hanson, Charlotte Wyard, Sue Ensminger, Jean Von Ende, Carol Geisler, Mr. Kennedy.

Second Row- Susan Schneider, Karen Olsen, Judy Fisher, Karen Hoyer, Anne Campbelle, Judy Beacham, Jane Steiner, Karen Minton, Karen Quam, Virginia Dooley.

Bottom Row- Nancy Rowe, Gretchen Wright , Terry Dreblow, Sally Quinby, Virginia Evans, Ruthann Arneson.

Page Sixty-nine

路DEBATE SOCIETY

Standing left to right- Bob Larson , Joe Skupniewitz, Howard Mauthe, Peter Easton.

Seated- Bob Schwartz, Ruthann Arneson.

TOWN CLUB

Page Seventy

Irving

Usner, Tom

Eads, Sandra

Nelson ,

Page Seventy-one

VARSITY FOOTBALL

First Row ; left to right- Pete Wahlen, Jon Schoon, Steve Miller, Dean Eyerly, Fred Flam , Pat Hogan , Jim Christians, John Perry, Perry Hogan , Mike Hecker.

Second Row- Don Fredericks, Bob Bettcher, Bill Sheldon , Mike Stroh, Ralph Owen , Paul Abbott, Andy Krance , Bruce Douglass, Jack Barber, Tom Eads, Mr. Chase.

Head Coach Mr. Meyer and

Third Row- Sheldon Blome, Roger Kasiska , Robin Tornow, Fred Burton , Bill Wangerin, Bob West, Chuck Wachs, Fred Nasi, Jerry Hogan, Mr. Meyer.

Fourth Row- Phil Esten, Joe George, Don Tench , Jack Palmer, Mike Wolfe, Walter Streit, Jack Wilton , John Haag .

assistant Mr.

Chase put together an excellent team from the thirty-five boys who came to football camp. Dean Eyerly, Fred Flom, and Jon Schoon were among twenty-two on the All-Conference team.

Eyerly

and Flom were the team's selection for Co-captains.

Pete Wahlen was elected most valuable

player. Managers were Jack Wilton, Jon Hagg, and Walter Streit. Wayland was third in the conference. Wayland won three, tied two, and lost 1wo of their games.

MOST VALUABLE Page Seventy-two

FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL

There was some fine ball handling and running among the young boys on Mr. Wolfe's team . The team elected Ray Cook and Brad Anderson as Co-capta ins . The team had a short but successful season with many memories . Many of these boys on this team w ill be back trying to help Coach Wolfe next year and the others will be moved up to the varsity team. The frosh-soph team won three out of five of their games.

First Row; left to right- Lynn Mellenthin , Bob Johnstone, Paul Cloyd , Pete Le vy, Joe Lefton , John Will iams, Jay Roesne r, Tom Be ll , Steve Myers, John Tempas .

Second Row- Mr. Wolfe, Dave Kestly, To m Mo x le y, Roger Bender,

David Horvath , Bud Sprague, David Erbstoe zer, Vince nt Vilker , Steve Hubbard.

Third Row- Mike Hyland , Bob Neuman , Brad Anderson , Lester LaBuy, David Linv ille , Pete Seippel , Jon Homuth .

Page Seventy-three

GIRLS' HOCI(EY TEAM

Top Row; left to right- Joan Bishop, Sue Hubbard, Anne Miller, Penny Shaw, Gretchen Wright, Judy Beacham, Diane Wright, Ruthann Arneson, Pam Richards, Pam Work, Ginny Seeman , Sue Eisert, Gerry Mueller, Joan Godshall, Judy Jensen , Sally Cross, Carol Ritter, Jane Baldrige, Anne Campbell , Carol Godske.

Middlle Row; left to right- Vicki Fazen, Penny Payes, Carol Giesler,

Cynthia Snyder, Sue Schmidt, Karen Hanson, Charlene Hess, Shirley Roberts, Jane Moore, Karen Hoyer, Kathy Homuth , Mary Ann Ballard.

Bottom Row; left to right-- Judy Coulson, Sally Quinby, Karen Schmidt, Jane Baird , Carol Fishleson, Linda Guth, Mary Koch, Teri Drebiow, Karen Quam, Kris Meyer, Sue Cubberly.

Little Red in Action

Page Seventy-four

GIRLS' BASI(ETBALL TEAM

First Row; left to right-Sally Quinby, Penny Payes, Karen Hoyer, Karen Quam , Ruthann Arneson , Diane Wright, Anne Miller , Sue Schmidt.

Second Row-Ka ren Hanson, Jane Kohl, Joyce Hall , Joan Bishop, Jane Baldridge, Shirley Roberts, Jane Moore, Kathy Homuth, Mary

Jo Howe, Jane Snyder, Mary Koch.

Third Row- Penny Shaw, Pam Work, Lynne Maven, Carol Geisler, Pam Richards, Sue Eisert, Sally Cross, Ginny Seeman, Kris Meyer, Mrs. Jaun .

Girls' b as kejball practice began soon after Christmas vacation. The J. V.'s lost to Beaver Dam twice by only one point and lost to Milwaukee University School. The second game against M. U. S. the J .V.'s pulled through with a 30-24 victory.

The Varsi1y compiled a commendable record of 6-1, their only defeat being in their second game with M.U.S. in a score of 41-49. The Varsity's record for the season was Wayland 56, Beaver Dam 32; Wayland 32, M.U .S. 31; Wayland 48, Beaver Dam 22; Wayland 67, Kemper 65; Wayland 47, Beaver Dam 43.

The "Little Re:ds" closed their basketball season February 28 at Milwaukee Downer.

The J.V.'s lost a good game and Varsity won, 30-29.

Our thanks

go to Mrs. Jahn, 1he coach, for the much-needed patience and time she gave and to the managers Pam Work and Penny Shaw.

Page Seventy-five

VARSITY BASI(ETBALL

Seated; left to right- Paul Cromheecke, Pete Wahlen , Jon Schoon, Jim Chr istians, Bill Dunnuck .

Standing- Coach, Mr. Tom Nissalke, Don Frede ricks, Renny Challoner,

Playing Season:

Wayland

Mike Stephenson, Jim Tornow, Bill Davis.

13 wins

Burton , Bruce Jablonski , Fred Flom , Robi n

5 losses .

Tournament, Mid-West Prep Conference: Champions - M.U.S. - Consolation - Wayland.

The members of the second place team elected Jon Schoon captain for the first part of the season and Bill Dunnuck for the latter half of the season. Fred Flom was high team scorer and was All-Tournament and Conference. Fred Flom was elected most valuable player. The needed height came from Bruce Jablonski , who also helped with the scoring honors. Managers were Bill Davis and Jack Laun. Coach Nissalke will have many of the players back for the team next year .

Page Seventy-six

J. V. BASI(ETBALL The Wayland team had a very successful year compared with that of last year. The team will have four of thirteen returning for next year's team. Injuries hindered a better record than they ended with.

Coach Meyer will be building

up a team next year to meet the needs of the Varsity team. Ed Webber was the manager.

The frosh-soph team won seven and lost nine of their games.

Bottom Row; left to right-Warren Zuehls, John Tempas, John Murray, Rick Luebke, Dick Newman , Tom Bell , Ray Cook, Paul Cloyd .

Top Row- Ed Weber, Paul Neuman, Wian Taber, Jim Gardner,

John Williams, M1ke Wolfe, Joe George, Jay Mr. Meyer.

Page Seventy-seven

Roesn~r.

Ra)ph Hartley,

SWIMMING

Bottom Row- Dick Freeman, Frank Schlafer, Bob Johnstone, Jock Palmer, Ralph Owen, Mike Hecker, Dan Mann, Bud Sprague, John Perry, Steve Searles.

Middle Row- Dick Stebbins, John Westwick, Alan Johnson, Chuck Meyer, Peter Easton, Paul Peacock, Jim Silver, Tom Burgess, Geof

Schwer, Charles Wachs, Jim Hooker, Brian King, Bill Gustafson.

Top Row- Louis Ostrom, Ralph Goetting. Warner Knabe, Paul Ab路 bolt , Jim Johnson, Tom Moxley , David linville, Don MacNeil, Gary Mathis, Jon Homuth, David Erbstoezer, John Jerdeman.

Regular Season: Wayland 10 wins 0 losses

Wayland

76

Invitational :

Green Bay "Y"

48

M. U.S.

44

The swimmers caused quite a stir in the state this year by beating the state high school champions. This year marked the second straight, undefeated season for the tank men. The nine returning letter men gave the team the needed boost.

This year's Captain and most valuable swimmer was Dick Freeman.

The Coaches , Mr. Larimore and his able assistant, Mr. Van Etten, have put together a team that won't be equalled for many years. The managers were Frank Schlafer and Chuck Meyer.

Page Seventy路eight

WRESTLING

First Row- Bill Sheldon , Ph il Esten, Les Brill, Bi ll Moore, Dean Eyerly, Jim Wichman , Bob Bettcher, Tom Ead s, Walt Wh itmo rE' .

Second Row- Andy Krance, Robin Tornow, Fred Na ~t . Fred Burton , Sheldon Blome, Dave Ne:son, Dave Horvath, Lynn C:egg , Jerry

Playing season:

Hawken .

Third Row- Bob Prosser Lester LaBuy, John Whitmore, Brad Ander路 son, Joe Oett inger, Bob Larson, Dave Kestly , Jack Wilton, Roger Kas iska , Joel Lefton, John Proctor, Bruce Douglass, Mr . Chase.

Wayland 4 wins

Tournament:

6 losses

Northwestern Preps

42

Wayland

40

Northwestern Military

38

M. U. S.

8

M. C. D.

3

This year the matmen elected two able boys to represent their team as Cocaptains, Dean Eyerly and Jim Wichman. These boys led the rest to a very successful season. Coach, Mr. Chase, has every right to be very proud of his "grapplers."

Tom

Eads was

elected

most valuable

wrestler . The

team

not only

had the worries from other schools but from the loss of some of their wrestlers through injuries. The managers were Bob Prosser and Randy White .

Page Seventy路nine

Sl(l CLUB

Bottom Row-Kathy Gund, Sue Schmidt, Sally Quinby, Jane Baird, Sally Lee, Ruthann Arneson, Diane Wright, J udy Coulson, Penny Shaw, Ann Miller, Sue Forbes, Gretchen Wright, Carol Ritter, Judy Fisher, Joan Godshall, Kathy Shank.

Middle Row-Bud Sprague, Tom Eads, Mary Koch, Lynne Mavon, Barb Manger, Ginny Evans, Kris Meyer, Sue Eisert, Sally Cross, Judy Beach-

am, Jean Van Ende, Charles Wachs, Carol Geisler, Charlotte Wyard , Armor Ward.

Top Row- Paul Peacock, Bill Dunnuck, Jim Christians, James Gardner, Howard Mauthe, Gif McMinn, Bill Shedon, Jim Hooker, Bob Bettcher, Mike Hecker, Warner Knobe, Andy Krance, Peter Cross, Dave Lowe, Fred Burton, Dick Stebbins, John Burnham, Mr. Chase.

CHEERLEADERS

Back Row- Sally Cross, Jane Moore, Jane Steiner, Shirley Roberts.

Front Row- Diana Wright, Kris Meyer, Terri Dreblow, Judy Jensen, Sue Schmidt, Vicki Fazen.

Pag e Eighty

TRACI(

First Row; left to right- Mr. Chase, lenny Coulson , Pete levy, John Whitmore, Jerry Hawken, Jerry Hogan , Pat Hogan , Ralph Owen, Ronnie Sadoff, Gifford McMinn , Mr. Wolfe.

Second Row- Gary Mathis, Paul Abbott , Jim Nel son, John Jerdeman, Roger Kasiska , Gary Gramley, lynn Clegg, Tom Bayley, David lowe, Tom Eads, Phil Esten, Armo r Ward , Peter Wahl e n, Perry Hogan, Bud Sprague.

Top Row- Paul Neuman , Wian Taber, John Westwick, Robin Behrens, Bruce J\.blonsk i, Mike Wolfe, Jon Mark Schoon, Jim Barnard , Bill Sheldon, Sheldon Blome, Paul Peacock, Jay Roes ner, John Williams, Renny Challoner, Mike Meredith, Bill Wangerin, Dan Mann, Fred Flam, Jim Gardne r, Bob Bettcher, Warner Knabe, Jack laun , John Burnham , Charles Meyer, Irving Usner.

TENNIS

Bottom Row- Bob larson, Walter Streit, Andy Krance, Dick Neuman , Jim Miller, Joe Skupneiw itz, Peter Easton, John Perry, Hugo Neilsen, Walter Whitmore .

Top Row- Mike Hecker, J im Hooker, Chuck Wachs, David Kestley,

Alan Johnson, Steve Searles, Bill Moore, Frank Schlafer, Bob Johnstone, J im Burton, lynn Mellenthin, Paul Kuiper, Fred Burton, Don Tench , Fred Flam, Renn y Challoner, Paul Cromochee , J im Silver, Dick Stebbins, Pe ter Cross, John Haag, lester LaBuy, Mr. larimore .

Page Eighty-one

V.Li\RSITY CLUB

Left to right- Pam Richards, Karen Quam, Sue Schmidt, Karen Hoyer, Jane Moore, Ann Miller, Shirley Roberts, Kathy Homuth, Judy Jen-

sen, Karen Hanson, Sally Cross, Sue Eisert, Sally Quinby.

''W" CLUB

Bottom Row- Jerry Hogan, Pete Levy, Jim Wichman , Robin Tornow, Dick Freeman .

Midd!e Row- Ronnie Sadoff, Frank Schlafer, Jon Mark Schoon, Dean

Eyerly, Fred Flam, Pat Hogan, Bill Moore.

Top Row--Dan Mann, Walter Streit, Bill Sheldon, Perry Hogan , Paul Peacock, Jack Palmer, Paul Cromheecke, Mike Hecker.

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Page Eighty-three

Presenting Queen Jane And Her Court

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These Effigies Decorated The Campus

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The Big First Place Finale

Even The Faculty Join In

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Fun Is

Had By Everyone!

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JANE AND DEAN RULE PARADISE 0

Page Eighty-eight

ICE

SPRING PLAY

The Whole Town's Talking Henry Simmons ..

Harriet Simmons Ethel Simmons Chester Binney Letty Lythe Roger Shields Donald Swift Lila Wilson Sally Otis Annie Sadie Bloom Taxi Driver Mrs. Jackson

Peter Easton Cynthia Snyder . . Karen Olsen Kim Funk . . Kate Barnhart Jan MacDonald Sheldon Blome Susie Cubberly Vicki Fazen June Cancell Judith Jensen . Steve Miller Karen Quam

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Y. W. MASQUERADE

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Page Ninety-one

SEPTEMBER 4- Big Red arrive to get set for the football sea路 son.

8- Y.W.C.A . return to plan their yearly program.

10- Among baggage and bewilderment students arrive on campus. The girls get acquainted at p.j. party.

11-Ciasses beg:in, and the day ends with the class picnics.

12- 0ur traditional "Mixer" proved to be quite an entertaining event.

13- For their first game the Redmen played St. Mary's of Fond du Lac with the resulting score being 0-0.

14- The students defeat the faculty in a softball game 8-5.

17- Smoking privileges established for Juniors and Seniors!

19- Movie shown in Linfield, "Kelly and Me." 20- We lost our second football game to Wisconsin Lutheran 12-6, but the class parties tha1 night made up for the disappointment.

21-The Varsity Club gave their annual picnic for all the girls interested in athletics.

26- The afternoon pep rally showed the school's enthusiasm. That night there was co-educational swimming followed by Club Henri.

27- The football game with Milwaukee Lutheran is successful 16-6. The Seniors put on a street dance which included a snake dance and door prize.

OCTOBER 1- Y.W. had its banquet, and the Rev. Mr. Town路 send spoke.

4-Wayland's football game with M.U.S. was a tie 13-13. That night the Junior class put on their long-planned " Roaring Twenties" dance.

8- Miss Porter spoke to the Y.W. girls on Norway.

9- With the coming of fall , the Homecoming skits and effigies are started.

11-For the first time in five meets the hockey girls trounce Downer 3-2 . The Redmen lost to M.C.D. 24-18, but spirits picked up at the Sophomore's Hawaiian activity .

17- Skit rehearsals in full swing . Club entertained those not otherwise occupied .

18- Footba II boys defeat Lake Forest 25-9.

24- The long awaited Homecoming finally comes.

The Juniors take first place in the skits, which are followed by the bonfire and pep rally.

25-Effigies go up! Redmen tie, Racine Lutheran 13-13 in a breath-taking game. The cornerstone was laid for the new chapel. The banquet and dance are conclusions to a perfect day.

26- Parents are warmly received at church and spend the afternoon conversing with the teachers.

27- Extra hour of sleep.

30-Y.W.C.A. had their Halloween party in the little gym.

NOVEMBER 1- Redmen triumphed over the Northwestern Preps in football 45-7. That evening the girls got their big chance at the first turnabout of the year.

2- Youth Group discussion was replaced by games.

5- Y.W.C.A. had a cabinet meeting.

7- There was a hilarious basketball game between the Varsity and faculty, followed by a "Pizza Party" given by the 'W" Club.

8- Downtown movie party : "White Wilderness" and "Fort Massacre."

9- Study for the forthcoming exams gets underway.

10路11-Exams!

14- A lecture-vanguard Missile Program-followed

by Club Henri.

15- Varsity vs. the alumni in basketball. The varsity Club puts on their activity, "Varsity Drag."

16- Y.W.C.A. holds their annual Recognition Service .

19- Y.W.C.A. holds Thanksgiving services in Roundy Chapel.

21 - Wrestlers are victorious over Prairie Du Chein.

22- Swimmers triumphant over Appleton.

25- Basketball game set off going away spirit by nipping St. John's of Little Chute 65-62.

26-30- Vacation

DECEMBER 1- Ciasses resume as usual.

5- Basketball players suffer defeat from M.U.S. 6- "Francis Goes to the "Haunted House" delighted one and all at the movie party.

10- Y.W.C.A. practices for the forthcoming Nativity.

12- Basketball game with Wisconsin Lutheran, Wayland coming out on top 63-57.

13-Everyone had a wonderful time at the Christmas Ba ll , "Dreaming of a White Christmas".

14- Y.W.C.A. puts on another beautifu l Nativity.

17- The dorms hold their annual Cf)ristmas parties.

18-4- Vacation JANUARY

5- Back to school ready to start the New Year.

6- The first day of classes.

9- Skating and Club Henri were the first activities of the year.

10-The swimming team defeated Sheboygan Central, and the basketball boys beat Racine Lutheran 71-56. That evening the Town Club presented their activity.

13- A fruitful basketball game is played with Northwestern Preps 79-38.

15- The wrestling team loses to Northwestern Preps 25路14.

16- The swimming team is victorious against Delavan.

17- The wrestlers lose to Lake Mills 25 -9. TheY. W.C.A.'s annual Masquerade was held for the benefit of the polio foundation.

18- A group of kids went skiing at Slinger.

19- American Emphasis Week begins with students giving speeches on the critical world situation.

20-Prof. Edmund Zawacki of the University gave a thought provoking talk, "JIIeace ... What is it?"

23- Wayland basketball boys defeat Lake Forest.

The game was followed by a "Soc Hop".

30- M.U.S. defeats the Wayland basketball boys.

FEBRUARY

/

3-5- Exams 5-9- Long Weekend 13-The basketball boys defeat Milwaukee Lutheran.

14- Swimmers again victorious. Juniors present "My Funny Valentine" as their activity.

15- Youth Group met and presented a short skit on religion.

20- lce Carnival begins to form with it's many ice sculptures.

21 - lce Carnival proves to be a very successful and entertaining dance "Paradise on Ice".

22- Annual snowball fight between the different classes. Swimming Triangular was here. Wayland aquatics are undefeated.

MARCH

6-7- Midwest Prep Conference-Wayland places third.

8- Spring play cast busily at work along with Water Ballet.

14- The Spring play, "The Whole Town's Ta lking" was a smashing hit.

20路6- Spring Vacation APRI L

16-17- Mid Semester Exams 18- Student body portrays "New York" as the ir smashing hit in Water Ballet.

19-Warm weather pervades throughout . bermudas, sundeck and tennis add to the enjoyment of all.

25- Varsity Club presents "Mating Game" as Ac路 tivity.

MAY ] - Victorious girls attend Sadie Hawkins Dance with their captives.

4- Juniors busily at work in preparation of their up coming Prom .

9- Juniors choose a Far-Eastern accent for their breathtaking Prom "Oriental Interlude" which enhanced one and all.

20- Y.W.C.A.'s 75th Anniversary Banquet and the installation of new officers.

23- Among pennies and paper the Sophomore Carnival provides a delightful ev~ning.

JUN E 12-Final, final Exams! Awards , buffet dinner, Rouland, and the "step sing" climax a busy, but wonderful day.

13- The Dedication of the new Memorial Chapel precedes the Baccalaureate Services with the Dr. Carl S. Winter as speaker. Followed by the music recital and the Senior Dance concluding a Memorable day .

14- This is Graduation! We hope all have a terrific summer!

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Manufacturers of A Complete Line of Gas and Electric Ranges and Water Heaters also New Modern Built In Electric Ranges

MONARCH RANGE COMPANY Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

HOTEL ROGERS Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

COFFEE SHOP STEIN ROOM DINING ROOM

104 Fireproof Rooms .. Rooms Available for Private Parties . .

Pag e Ninety路eight

When it's Physical Development you need, SEE THE COACH When it's Scholastic Problems, SEE THE DEAN; When you're feeling sick, SEE THE DOCTOR BUT!!

WHEN IT'S BUILDING OR REMODELING

s EE

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KIRSH FOUNDRYI INC. Malleable and Gray Iron Castings

BEAVER DAM

WISCONSIN

HOME DAIRY QUALITY GUERNSEY GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS Old Fashioned Ice Cream

412 Healy Avenue

Beaver Dam

Page Ninety-nin e

Compliments of

LANGMACK'S WALGREEN DRUG STORE For reservation Phone TUrner 5-9984

Highway 33 North of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

SUNSET HEIGHTS MOTEL AAA Aproved 9 modern units with central heating and showers Two good places to rest "home" and "here"

Compliments of

THE GODSKE COMPANY Racine, Wisconsin

"The Original"

APELL MOSAIC AND TILE CO. INC. Since 1926 EVERYTHING IN TILE-CERAMIC GIFT SHOP Dial: BEverly 5-9210

905 S. Main Street

OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN

Compliments of

THE BADGER CHEMICAL COMPANY COHODAS- MANIS COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE P.O. BOX 526 Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin

Pag e One Hundred

Compliments of

BEAVER READY MIX CONCRETE CO. JUNEAU

Phone FU 6-4551

WISCONSIN

Compliments of

THE GREEN GIANT CO. WISCONSIN DIVISION Factories located at: FOX LAKE RIPON, ROSENDALE and BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN "Home of Blue Blazes Fuel Oil "

CANNIFF OIL COMPANY 1307 N. SPRING ST.

TU 5-6071

BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN " INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED"

ROEDL- JACOBS COMPANY " Your better building material and fuel dealer" Telephone TUrner 5-4833

114 E. Th ird Street

BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

BLUE EAGLE FOODS COMPANY 139 Division St reet OSHKOSH

WISCONSIN

Page One Hundred O ne

Best Wishes from

Lette rpress- Offset- Mi meog r aph i ng

MA YR'S SEED & FEED

MASTERPRINT

Mayr's Feed-Beaver Brand Seeds 300 S. Center

Best-0-Wheat Flour

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Beaver Dam- Horicon- Sun Prairie

QUANDT'S PAINT STORE

THE BEAVER BOOTERY

Dodge County's Largest Line of PAINT, WALL PAPER, LINOLEUM

FAMOUS BRAND SHOES

& SPORTING

FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

152 Front St. Tel. TU . 5-4782 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Beaver Dam

127 Front Street

Compliments of

CARL KOCH AND COMPANY

McKINSTRY'S

CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN

Quality Home Furnishings

Beaver Dam

Louis '31

Carl '27

for 100 years

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Wisconsin

Compliments of

Compliments of

SCHRAM & DAHL

MALONEY'S JEWELRY

" It's new when we're through"

"We specialize in Gifts"

Free pickup and delivery 111 W . Maple

122 Front St.

Phone TU 7-2245

143 Front St.

Beaver Dam, Wis.

NEWBY

LISSER & MAIER, INC.

FIRESTONE

QUALITY CLOTHES FOR

DEALER STORE

MEN AND BOYS TU 5-6021

Beaver Dam

108 Front St.

Compliments of

PARKER SHEET METAL WORKS

JOE GEORGE PLUMBING- HEATING

Beaver Dam

216 South Spring Street

Wisconsin Beaver Dam

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Wisconsin

Compliments of

W BE V BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

BEAVER DAM,

E

WISCONSIN

.,EMBER FEDERAL RESERV( SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Compliments of

THOMAS MARINE BASIN BOATS

THE NEWTON LODGE

MOTORS

A Home Away from Home

EQUIPMENT TRAILERS

SERVICE

BEAVER DAM

S

WISCONSIN

112 WASHINGTON STREET Wisconsin

Beaver Dam Compliments of

Compliments of

GRAND VIEW MOTEL MILLER'S TEXACO SERVICE

Highway 33 North - Phone TU 7-2774 BEAVER DAM

TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF THE HOTEL

WISCONSIN AAA Aproved

Compliments of

BEAVER DAM DAILY CITIZEN

BEAVER SPECIALTIES

Dodge County's Only Daily

400 E. BURNET ST.

Sworn Circulation 5780

BEAVER DAM

WISCONSIN

Compliments of

GARDNER BAKING CO. Beaver Dam, Wisconsi n

LA SALLE BOTTLING CO.-BEAVER DAM

Page One Hundred Th ree

J. J. NEUMAN CO PLUMBING-HEATING- APPLIANCES - TOT TO TEENS Boys and Girls Wear Thru 16 201 FRONT ST.

Featuring Maternity Wear

BEAVER DAM , WISCONSIN

RAY'S

Compliments of

PAUL

PRINTING

DINNERS- LUNCHES

CO.

BUTTER BROILED HAMBURGERS

Factory and Business Printing

"Just Plain Good Food"

Wedding Invitations Phone TU 5路3684

CAFE

104 S. Center Street

205 FRONT STREET

BEAVER DAM

MATLIN'S FURNITURE STORE SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.

Famous Brands in Furniture At Lowest Prices Anywhere 218 Front St.

Sears Best Is Your Best Buy TU 5-3363 Beaver Dam, Wis.

BEAVER DAM

VOLKMANN

HARDWARE

ANDERSON'S AUTO SUPPLY CO.

We Sell Mautz Paint

PARTS FOR ALL

HEADQUARTERS FOR G.E. APPLIANCES

CARS- TRUCKS- TRACTORS

114 N. Spring St.

TU 5路5557

Phone TU 5-5591

Beaver Dam, Wis.

PERFECTION MILKER SALES J. A . Bergin, Mgr. 1004 N . University Avenue

BEAVER DAM BOTTLING CO

Milk Cooler- Freezers- Water Heaters- Water Systems- Motors-Milking Machines and Vacuum Pumps Paint--Electrical Supplies- Appliances

114 HASKELL ST.

GROOSE'S DRIVE-IN TU 5路4510

East of city limits on Hwy. 33

We Feature SWEDEN FREEZE Cones, Sundaes, and Malts Sandwiches To Go

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Compliments of

BRIESE COMPANY

GRAFF BOOK & GIFT SHOP

FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE FURNITURE- RUGS

123 N . Spring Street

For a Better Beaver Dam

BEAVER DAM. WIS.

Compliments of

CHILl JOHNS' PIZZA ON FRONT ST.

BEAVER DAM PAINT AND GLASS CO.

ACROSS FROM MATLINS

Esser Paints

Open On Sundays

209 Front St.

Beave r Dam, Wis.

MARTINS SHOE STORE

RUNNFELDT OIL CO.

Featuring

SERVICE STATION AND BULK PLANT

RED GOOSE SHOES 1300 North Spring- Phone TUrner 5-5037

X-Ray Fitted

BEAVE R DAM, WISCO N SI N

JOH N C. ROBERTS & G RACEWAL KE RS

KAMRATH'S

MAC'S HOBBY SHOP

RADIO- RECORDS- TELEVISION

Hobby and Craft Suppl ies Photo and Artist Supplies HO Railroad Equipment- Models

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS- ORGANS Dia l TU 5-44 0 7

109 Front St.

226 S. Spring

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Beaver Dam, Wis. Phone TU 5-5816

BEAVER SPORT SHOP FREDERICK'S SUPER MARKET 121 N. Spring SELF SERVICE BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

WOODS

FABRIC

ZWECK-WOLLENBURG CO.

HOUSE

Everything in Hardware

Distinctive Decorative and Fash ion Fabrics 113 Front St.

Phone TU 5-3377

121 - 123 Front St.

Dial TU 5-5769

BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

Pag e One Hundred Five

BE SOCIABLE HAVE A PEPSI- COLA PEPSI COLA COMPANY

FOX LAKE, WISCONSIN

STOP'N BUY STOPPENBACH!

Stoppenbach Qual ity Meat Products Sold At All Leading Food Markets in th is Area.

STOPPENBACH SAUSAGE COMPANY J effe rso n, Wisconsin

LIVE BETTER

WISCONSIN

nwer

AND L;ghf-coMPANY

Page One Hundred Six

COMPLIMENTS OF

JOHN DEERE HORICON WORKS Makers of Quality Farm Equipment

HORICON, WISCONSIN

(j4~

j. BOLDT CONSTRUCTION CO.

P.O . BOX 415

e

APPLETON, WISCONSIN •

REGENT 4-4814

SHADE TREE PRUNING

TREE PLANTING SERVICE

CABLING AND BRACING

LIGHTNING PROTECTION

SCIENTIFIC TREE FEEDING

SPECIAL TREE PROBLEMS

TREE AND STUMP REMOVALS

INSPECTION SERVICE

PHONE: BRoadway 1-7577 Room 208 Wisconsin Broadway Building

312 East Wisconsin Avenue

DAVEY TREE EXPERT COMPANY • MILWAUKEE Page One Hu ndred Seven

COMPLIMENTS OF

SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY 41 0 First Street

Watertown , Wisconsin

BADGER PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS- LITHOGRAPHERS- BINDERS APPLETON, WISCONSIN

Phones : Res . 691 or 1316

Phone : Garage 109

EDMUNDS BUS SERVICE Wm . A. Edmunds Prop.

SPECIAL STUDENT and EDUCATIONAL GROUP TRANSPORTATION 722 Park Street Waupun, Wisconsin

CLUB 400 11

11

" THE HOUSE OF FINE FOODS" Located 2 blocks off U.S. 151 on County Trunk " G" STEAKS - CHICKEN - SEA FOODS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL TURNER 5-9986 * Thomas fine electronic 'organs * Music of all publishers * Band and orchestra instruments

PATTI MUSIC COMPANY Madison, Wisconsin

41 4 State Street

THIEDE BROTHERS PAINTING AND DECORATING BURNETT, WISCONSIN

PHONE MURDOCK 9-2257

Page One Hundred Eight

COMPLIMENTS OF

RIPON COMMONWEALTH RIPON

WISCONSIN

REMEMBER:

THE PILLARS "Four things a man must learn to do, If he would make his record true: To think without confusion clearly, To love his fellow man sincerely, To act from honest motives purely, To trust in God and heaven securely."

SERVING ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY FOODS

MILWAUKEE CHEESE COMPANY 17 W. 6th Street

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Page One Hundred Nine

Compliments from

NEW CAR DEALERS of BEAVER DAM

HAESSLY MOTORS

CLEARY MOTORS CO.

Oldsmobile

LIDTKE MOTORS

Dodge-Plymouth

HOWARD MOTORS

Mereu ry-Edsel

DODGE COUNTY MOTORS INC. BEAVER MOTOR COMPANY

Ford

Rambler

Chrysler-Plymouth

TABER MOTORS, INC.

HOAG MOTOR COMPANY

Cadillac-Pontiac-Vauxhall

Chevrolet-Buick

SINCE 1885

JOHNSON PNEUMATIC CONTROL

DESIGN

•

MANUFACTURING

•

INSTALLATION

JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY 507 E. Michigan St.

•

Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin

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Broadway 6-9200

Compliments of

THE OLD NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. BEAVER DAM

WISCONSIN

COMPLIMENTS OF

NEWTON AND WENZ INC. BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

"WALDHIERS

11

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Jeweler

The Store of a Thousand Gifts

COMPLIMENTS OF

J. C. PENNEY COMPANY BEAVER DAM

WISCONSIN

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE MODEL WOMEN'S FASHION CENTER BEAVER DAM

The most POWERFUL name in outboard motors

•

OU~AftD.j

PARTS & SERVICE DIV. 111 E. Burnett St. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin other plants at Cedarburg, Fond du Lac, and Oshkosh, Wisconsin

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"World Record Time for 1959" Twice around the world

REIER'S BEAVER FLORAL

Compliments

Two Locations To Serve You 709 Park Ave.

of

113 E. Maple

Green House

TU 5-3365

BEAVER DAM TYPEWRITER SHOP

Compliments

THE TROJAN CANDY CO.

of Home of Fine Candies & Ice Cream

ZEMLO'S RESTAURANT

Sandwiches & Coffee

Good Food at Popular Prices

1017A N. SPRING

1006 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. "Fine Food Served Rie-ht"

BEAVER DAM

VOELKER'S TAP 41 5 EAST SOUTH STREET "Across from City Park" STEAK- CHICKEN- CHOPS- SEA FOOD SANDWICHES AT ALL TIMES Serving Daily from 12 P.M. to 12 A.M .

112PARKAVE.

THE LARSON AGENCY

WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT CO.

"We Wri1e You Right'' ROOFING e SIDING • 10 11f2 Front Street

INSULATION

Beaver Dam, Wis. BEAVER DAM

Phone TU 7-2273

WISCONSIN

GUENTHER ELECTRIC Admiral and Norge- Westinghouse Appliances-Television Easy Washing Machines and Dryers Everything in Commercial Refrigeration 132 S. Spring St.

JEWELER

BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

Beaver Dam

LUKEN LUMBER COMPANY

HERBRAND'S

(Incorporated) Quality Meats TU 5-4475

Lumber and Building Materials 203 N. Spring

BEAVER DAM

Highway 33 at East City Limits Phone TU 5·3388

Page One Hundred Twelve

LUECK AND SKUPNIEWITZ ATTORNEYS BEAVER DAM

WISCONSIN

GRIESBAUM'S BAKERY MRS. STEVEN'S CANDY BEAVER DAM

WISCONSIN

BAND BOX Cleaners-Clothiers R. KAFTANSKI & SON BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

THE SNACK SHOP

Say it beautifu:ly with flowers from

THE FINEST BROASTED CHICKEN- PORK CHOPS

KOLB FLOWERS

" Quality at the Right Price"

TU 7-2295

122 N. Spring Beaver Dam, Wiscons i n

115 North Spring

SEXTON AND COMPANY

FROM A FRIEND CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

FARMERS STATE BANK "THE FRIENDLY BANK THAT SERVICE BUlL T" MEMBER OF F.D .I.C. BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN

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Com pliments

PARENTS & PAULSON

of Certified Pub I ic Accountants

FANSHAW BEAUTY SALON 216 West Third Street

Telephone TU 5-303 1

Compl iments

Compl iments

of

of

SWAN AND STRUB & WOODWORTH

THE WISCONSIN THEATRE

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS

ROY

G.

FOR THE BEST IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT

Dodge County's Largest Record Shop

BUTLER

R.C.A. Victor- TV- Radio- Records Civil Engineer and Surveyor 125 Rowell Street

REIBLE RECORD & TV SERVICE CO.

Beaver Dam , Wis.

Beaver Dam

100 Front St. Compliments

JOE KUMBA

of

" Hardware and Gifts"

BEAVER APPLIANCE COMPANY

210 S. Spring St.

Beaver Dam, Wis .

Phone TU 7-2240

(Mr . and Mrs. W . R. Evans) B P S Paints and Wa llpaper

TAS TEE BAKERY VARIETY BREADS- POTATO ROLLS COFFEE CAKES PIES and PASTRIES 207 North Spring Street

"Buy It Baked " Compliments of

Compliments

ZINKE COMPANY

of

WHOLESALE GROCERS

L. M . NEUMAN

Page One Hundred Fout een

STUDE T ADDRESS LIST Abbott, Paul P.O. Box 2207 Spring Hill Station Mobile, Alabama Altier, Charles 4216 Clausen Avenue Western Springs, Ill inois Anderson , Bradley Route 2 Beaver Dam , Wfsconsin Arneson, Ruth Ann 2238 Farwell Ch icago 45, Illinois Baird, Jane 137 S. Alton Court Appleton, Wisconsin Baldrige, Jane R.D. # 1, Abers Creek Road Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania Ballard, Mary Anne 413 West McClellan Flint 5, Michigan Barber, John Warrens Wisconsin Barnard, James 228 Woodlawn Avenue Winnetka , Illinois Barnhart, Kate 16 Briar Road Golf, Illinois Barrett, Margaret Ann 1950 Telegraph Road Lake Forest , Illinois Bayley, James 116 Iroquois Parkway Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

Beacham, Judith Ann 328 State Street Marinette, Wisconsin Behrens, Robin Floodwood, Minnesota Bell, Thomas 1013 Oak Street Tomah , Wisconsin Bender, Roger 807 Scott Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Be ttcher, Robert 1201 Richmond Lane Wilmette, Illinois Bishop, Joan 1339 Ridgewood Drive Highland Park, Illinois Bjoin, John 201 East Prospect Stoughton, Wisconsin Blome, Diane Blome, Sheldu n 323 Main Street Oswego, Illinois Blome, Quent in 2001 Valley Road Rockford, Illino is Brill , Lesley R.R. 1, Box 311 Oswego, Illinois Burgess , Thomas 147 South 13th Street LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Burnham, John 2421 Ducharme Lane Green Bay, Wisconsin Burns, Kathleen Mary 2707 Oxford Road Madison, Wisconsin Burton, Frederic II 2850 N. Shepard Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Burton , James 701 Garfield Road Harvard, Ill inois Campbelle, Anne 209 Auburn Street Fond du Lac, Wiscons in Cancell , Jean Cancell, June Taylor Road, Lawrence Farms East Mt. Kisco, New York Challoner, Reynolds 410 Porl ier Street Green Bay, Wisconsin Chalmers, Libby 1095 West Third Dubuque, Iowa Christians, James 424 West Madison Street Wheaton, Illinois Clegg, Lynn Route 1, Box 52 Calistoga, California Cloyd , Paul 520 W. Third Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Cook, Raymond Oak Park, Michigan 8668 Kenberton Dr ive Coulson, Judith Coulsen , Leonard R.F.D. 1 Slinger, Wisconsin Cromheecke, Paul 608 Wayland Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Cross, Peter Cross, Sally 910 East Forse! Avenue Neenah, Wisconsin Croxson, Betsy 616 East Forest Avenue Neenah , Wisconsin Cubberly, Sue R.R. 1, Box 127 Hidden Springs Farm Wadsworth, Illinois Daily, Katherine 417 South University Avenue Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Davis, Bill Autuco 505 Mexico 10, D.F .

Douglas, Bruce 2727 East Wisconsin Avenue App leton, Wisconsin Dreblow, Terrlyn Princeton,

Wiscons in Duchow, David Box 750 , Ob ispado 18 Ponce, Peurto Rico

Dunnuck, Bill 315 North Shore Drive South Bend 17, Indiana Eads, Tom 226 West Walworth Elkhorn , Wisconsin Easten, Peter 6416 Rock Garden Road Parkville, Missouri Eisert , Susan 714 Ashland Wilmette, Ill inois Ensminger, Susan Hilltop Acres, Ringwood Road Ringwood , Illinois Erbstoeszer, David Rt. 5, Box 33c Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

Esten , Phillip 210 North Vita Avenue Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Evans, Virgin ia 920 South Qu incy Green Bay, Wisconsin Eyerly, Dea11 2324 Clover Lane Northfield , Ill inois Fazen, Victoria 731 Main Street Racine, Wisconsin

Fearing , Bill 420 East Armour Kansas City 9, Missouri Ferguson , Nancy 6557 North Tahoma Avenue Chicago 46, Illinois Fishelson , Carole Ann 257 Melrose Boulevard Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Fisher, Judy 718 Garden Street Park Ridge, Illinois Flom, Fred 346 Park Street Menasha, Wisconsin Forbes, Susan 2211 Rock Terrace Rockford, Illinois Fredrick , Donald Fox Lake, Wiscons in

Freeman, Richard 1865 Sherwood Drive Beloit, Wisconsin Fuller, Carol 2648 Riverside Drive Beloit, Wisconsin Funk, Kim 1718 Bates Avenue Springfield , Illinois Gardner, James 633 McKinley Street Gary, Indiana Geisler, Carol 848 Bayview Road Neenah , Wisconsin George, Paul 1388 Dermond Road Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania George, Joseph Route 1 Fox Lake, Wisconsin

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Gleason, Patricai 114 Winn Terrace Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Godshall , Joan 2801 Parkridge Avenue Marinette, Wisconsin Godske, Carol 3420 North Elmwood Drive Racine, Wiscons in

Goett ing, Ralph 519 Grove Street Beaver Dam, Wiscons in

Gramley , Gary 91 Cherry Street Williams Bay, Wisconsin Grebe, Sherry Route 1 Fox Lake, Wisconsin Gross, Bernard 1161 St. Joseph Gary, Indiana Gund, Kathe 4721 Puffer Road Downers Grove, Illinois Gustafson, William 1055 Starr Road Winnetka, Illinois Guth, Linda Jean 229 Melrose Boulevard Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Haag , Jon 316 Elm Avenue Munising , Michigan Hall , Joyce 38 South 6th Avenue LaGrange, Illinois Hanson, Karen

343 Rose Avenue Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Hansen, Lola Box 1017 Fort Benton, Montana Hartley, Ralph . Oakfield , Wisconsin Hawken, Gorden 208 John Street Union City, Michigan Hecker, Holly Hecker, Mike 1820 Rocky Point Pewaukee, Wisconsin Henes, Ralph 720 Mary Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Herr, Susan 210 Fourth Street Waunakee, Wisconsin Hess, Charlene 2837 North Meade Avenue Chicago 34, Illinois Hirsch , Karen 49 East Cedar Street Ch icago, Illinois Hogan , Perry Hogan, Jerry Hogan, Pat 4121 University Road Peoria , Illinois Homuth, Jon Homuth, Kathy Jo 64 Hickory Road Green Lake, Wisconsin

Hoo ker James 2133 Greenwood Aven ue Wilmette, Illinois

Kratz, Robert Fox Lake Wisconsin

Mathis, Gary 415 Oneida Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Horvath, David Horvth , Diane 203 South High Street Randolph, Wisconsin

Kuiper, Paul 95 Dartmouth Road Williams Bay, Wisconsin Kusche, Sharon Stoney Beach Oshkosh , Wisconsin LaBuy, Lester Route 2

Mauthe, Howard 252 Sheboygan Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Houston, Janis 337 Greene Avenue Green Bay, Wisconsin Howe, Mary Jo Mansfield, Illinois Hoyer, Karen Lake Shore Drive Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Hyland , Michael 132 Brinker Road Barrington , Illinois Jablonski, Bruce 251 Herrick Road Riverside, Illinois Jensen , Judy 335 Lake Road Menasha, Wisconsin Jerdeman, David Jerdeman, John R.R . 2 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Johannsen, Virginia 214 North Avenue Watertown, Wisconsin

Johnson , Allan 15100 Faust Boulevard Detroit, Michigan Johnson, Holly 1117 Baldwin Avenue Oshkosh, Wisconsin Johnson, James 124 Farnham Lane Wheaton, Ill inois Johnstone, Robert 3245 West Diversey Parkway Chicago, Illinois Kasiska , Roger 400 Second Street Reedsburg, Wisconsin Kestly, David c/ o Mrs. Winifred Kestly Morgan School Appleton, Wisconsin Kimball , Susan 4502 Fort Crockett Galveston, Texas King , Brian King, Patty King, Sharon Route 3, Diamond Lake Cassopolis, Michigan Knobe, Warner Route 3, Bonnie Lane Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Kock, Mary 509 East Mill Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Kohl , Jane 3240 Sterling Road Birmingham 13, Alabama Kram, Carol Sue 3260 Lake Shore Drive Chicago 13, Illinois Krance, Andrew Box 764, Route 4 Oshkosh, Wisconsin

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Maven, Lynne 328 East 8th Street Hinsdale, Illinois Maxon, Rose Mary Ruger Heights Janesville, Wisconsin

Laun , Jack Mellenthin, Lynn 502 River Terrace 712 North Street Kiel , Wisconsin Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Larson, Robert 2822 North Cambridge Avenue Menhall , Melissa Chicago, Illinois P.O. Box 209 Edgerton , Wisconsin Le e, Peter 2844 Green Haze Avenue Meredith , Mike Racine, Wisconsin 1222 Washington Avenue Lee, Sally Jo Oshkosh , Wisconsin Loyal , Meyer, Chares Wisconsin 1111 Washington Avenue Lefton, Joel Oshkosh, Wisconsin 4827 N. Newhall Street Meyer, Kristin Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin Route 1 Levy, Peter Nashotah, Wisconsin 1811 Summitt Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota Lindeke, Loren 223 West Alabama Avenue Bessemer City, North Carolina Linville , David 408 West Winter Avenue Danville, Illinois Lookatch , Susan 610 West Mackie Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Lowe, David 945 Evans Street Oshkosh , Wisconsin Luebke , Ricky 500 Hillcrest Drive Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin McConaghy, Lee 404 Mary Street Beaver Dam , Wisconsin

McDonald, Bonnie Sue 4306 Brummel Skokie, Illinois MacDonald, Jan 826 McBride Road Madison 4, Wisconsin Me Graw, Emma Ann Wabeno, Wisconsin McMinn , Gifford 1422 North 21st Stree t Superior, Wisconsin MacNe il, Donald 2250 Carroll Parkway Flossmoor, Illinois Mace, Richard Lee Fox Lake, Wisconsin Manderscheid, Jack Aramco, Box 1805 Dhabran , Saudi Arabia Manger, Barbara 1039 South Jackson Green Bay, Wisconsin Mann , Daniel Route 1 Menasha , Wisconsin

Miller, Anne Miller, Jim 133 Riverlawn Avenue Watertown, Wisconsin Mil:er, Steve

Walworth, Wisconsin Minton , Karen 1216 Lakeway Kalamazoo, Michigan Moxley, Thomas 418 Easton Avenue Ge neva , Illinois Moore, Jane 1754 Sherwood Beloit, Wiscons in Moore, William 219 West Prairie Avenue Wheaton, Illinois Mueller, Geraldine 1325 South 5th Street St. Charles, lllil)ois Murray, John 604 Oneida Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Mutchow, Suellen Kewaunee,

Wisconsin Myers, Steve 590 Prairie Avenue Glen Ellyn, Illinois Nast, Fred 6350 N. Santa Monica Blvd.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin Nelson, David 2101 South Moorland Road Milwaukee 19, Wisconsin Nelson, Sandra 416 West Map le Ave nue Fergus Falls, Minne sota Nelson, James 808 Greenmeadow Avenue Rockfo•d , Illino is Neuman , Jahn 216 West Mackie Beaver

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Neuman, Rober t Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wiscons in

Nielsen, Hugo 3813 Fifth Avenue Kenosha , Wisconsin Ostinger, Joseph 4111 North Bartlett Kenosha , Wisconsin Ost inger, Joseph 4111 North Bartlett Milwaukee, 11, Wisconsin Olsen , Karen 1525 Judson Avenue Evanston, Illinois Orton, Patsy 708 Scott Street Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Ostrom , Sparky 318 Grove Street• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Owen , Ralph 601 12th Avenue West Menomoni e,

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Palmer, Jack 1662 North Vermilion Danville, Illinois Payes, Penny 128 Brinker Road Barrington, Illinois Peacock, Paul 318 Lazarre Avenue Green Bay, Wisconsin Percifield, Yvonne 123 Mary Street

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Perry, John 1604 South Cedar Avenue Marshfield , Wisconsin Proctor, John 1017 Milwaukee Street Kewaunee,

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Prosser, Robert 1735 Wilmot Road Bannockburn, Deerfield, Illino is Quam, Karen 216 West Polagon South Bend, Indiana Quinby , Sally 7 40 Dobson Street Evanston , Illinois Ramon, Suzanne 609 North Center Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Raftery, Kate 120 South Bennett Street Geneva , Illinois Richards, Pamela Post and Rail Far, Route Palos Park, Illinois Richter, Caryl 408 Haskell Street Beaver Dam,

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Riekman, Marilyn 900 Washington Avenue Oshkosh , Wisconsin Rikkers, Rik 511 Bronson Stre et Waupun ,

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Rinehart, Ronald Ogema , Wisconsin Ritter, Carole 277 Cottage Avenue Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Roberts, Shirley 1346 Franklin Avenue River Forest, Illinois

Seippel , Peter Route 1 Beaver Dam, Wiscons in

Roesner, Jay Rolling Meadow Farm Winchester, Indiana Roller, Carolyn Ann 309 South Ma in Street Monnouth, Illinois Rowe, Nancy Greenwood Acres, Route 3 Woodstock, Illinois !>adolf, Ronald 274 Roosevelt Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Sampolis, Michael Fox Lake,

Shank, Kathleen 2634 Lakeview Avenue Chicago, Illinois

Stre it, Walter Star Route Land O ' Lakes, Wiscons in (Dec. 1 to Apr. 1) Routue 2, Naples Park Naples, Florida

Shaw, Penelope 135 Hanchette St. Coldwater, Mich igan

Stroh, Michael Route 1, Box 133, Lilly Road Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

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Sayre, Karen M&S Manufacturing Company Hudson, Michigan Schlafer, Frank 914 Dickinson Street New London , Wisconsin Schm idt, Karen Schmidt, Susan 919 Pawnee Road Wilmette, Illinois Schneider, Susan 270 Sheboygan Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Schoon Jon Mark 3654 Jefferson Street Ga{y, Indiana Schram, Marie 138 Cleveland Street Beaver Dam,

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Schwartz, Robert 2301 St. Calir Street Racine,

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Schwer, Geofrey Schwer, Penny 372 North Lake Shore Drive Fontana, Wisconsin Seaborne, Ellenmary Box 212, Route 1 Menasha, Wisconsin Searles, Stephen 1156 Mohawk Road Wilmette, Illinois Seemann, Virg inia 908 North 6th Avenue Maywood, Illino is Sehring , Sally 1217 Taylor Street Joliet, Illinois

Sheldon, William 121 East 9th Avenue Antigo, Wisconsin Sheridan, Alice 1326 East 58th Street Chicago 37, Illinois Shipman, Leslie 630 Wheller Street Neenah, Wisconsin Shriner, Ann 25 Canterbury Dr. R. R. 8

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Silver, James Box 167 Big Bend, Wisconsin Skupniewitz, Joseph 415 West Mackie Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Smith , Sarah 1134 East Wayne Street South Bend 15, Indiana Snyder, Jane 1046 Lee Road Northbrook, Illinois Synder, Cynthia 383 Lake Road Menasha, Wisconsin Sprague, William 3841 43 ~d N.E. Seattle 5, Wisconsin Stahl, Janet 4785 East 65th Street Indianapolis, Indiana Stebbins, Richard Stebbins, Susan 902 Butternut Madison, Wisconsin

Steiner, Jane Ann 2903 South Heiman Street Milwaukee , Wisconsin Stephenson , Mike 42 Fox Mill lane R. R. 3 Springfield, Illinois

Strub, Virginia 403 Mary Street Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Sweet Geoffrey 811 Chapin Street Beloit, Wisconsin Taber, Wian Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Temkin, Richard 916 Lake Shore Drive Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Tempas, Jon 126 LaCrosse Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Tornow, Robin 1420 Willow Street Watertown, Wisconsin Tench, Donald R. R. 2 Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Usner, Irving 1429 North Clark Street Chicago, Illinois Van Hausen, Barbara 1401 West Reid Drive Appleton, Wisconsin Vilker, Vincent 418 Healy Avenue Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Voight , Nan 8 Fuller Court Madison, Wisconsin von Ende, Jean BO 1 Fifth Street Mosinee, Wisconsin

Wachs, Charles McHenry Road Praire View, Illinois Wahlen , Peter 411 Madison Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Wangerin , William 324 St. Francis Drive Green Bay, Wiscons in Ward, Hugh Armor 105B Skokie Ridge Drive Glencoe, Illinois

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Wear, Constance 69 Fuller Drive Madison, Wisconsin Webber, Edwin Big Timber Montana Wentorf, Kathleen 1071 Poplar Street West Bend, Wisconsin Wergin, Ela ine Renee Court McFarland , Wisconsin West, Robert 214 South Rankin Street Appleton , Wisconsin Westwick, John 304 Elk Street Galena , Illinois White, George 1211 No. Center Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Whitmore, Walter Whitmore, John Box 92 lostant, Illinois Wichman, James 206 University Avenue Beaver Dam , Wisconsin Williams, John 1203 Hewitt Street Neenah, Wisconsin Witon, Jack 612 Vine Avenue Park Ridge, Illinois Work, Pamela Ocean Manor 4040 Galt Ocean Drive Ft. lauderdale, Florida Wolfe, Mike Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wisconstn Wright, Diane 827 Fairview Avenue Park Ridge, Illinois Wright, Florence 1601 S. Morningside Drive Waukesha, Wisconsin Wright, Gretchen 349 Beecher Jacksonville, Illinois Wyard Charlotte 124 Hawthorne Road Du luth , Minnesota Zuehls, Perry Zuehls, Warren Markesan, Wisconsin