1993 Wayland Academy Yearbook

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KNOWLEDGE CHARACTER

Christine Ashby, Brittany Stallone, Laura Sweet, Liz Cherry, "The Wayland Wildlife. "

WAYLAND ACADEMY 101 N. University Ave. Beaver DaJU, WI 53916 414-885-3373

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Introduction

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Orientation

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Aetion Weekend

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Spirit Week

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U nderelassmen

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Seniors

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Faeulty

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Academies

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Activities

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Sports

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Dedication

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In the forty-ninth year ofpublication, the Wayland Pillars has recorded many changes both in the world and the Wayland community. The production of the yearbook is meant to capture moments in time, the history of the people, for the enjoyment of those who made those moments and for those yet to come. Wayland is a school steeped in tradition, dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and the development ofcharacter. Knowledge and Character is the theme of the fortyninth volumn of Pillars. It is time for you, the reader, to take a trip through the pages of the 1993 yearbook. Enjoy!

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ORIENTATION Heather Smith is hoping that she won 'tfall. Yoshifumi Matsuda poses for the camera, while taking a break. Relaxation and recreation at the same time.

About 100 people join in a group circle sit. And it worked!

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A few orientation groups join together for their group photos. The orientation groups ofMr. Disch, Mr. Scully and Mr. Spanier. Austin Johnson just hanging out on the ropes course.

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ACTION WEEKEND

A chance to get away, be with your friends, try something new, or something you enjoy!

Action Weekend is a memorable weekend for many students and faculty!

Weekenders enjoying some action are Jason Chestnut, Asra Ali, Katie Humleker, Carr Purser and Heather Wiggins.

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Risking possible rapids are Phillip Kim and William Cho. Liz McNally balances an apple picker on her nose as Nikki Hamilton, Erinn Mahoney and Seong-Jong Kim hit the trails. Tom Weis thinks very carefully about his next move.

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Rock climbers, Mike Moore, Cyrus Maltman and Ryan Waters ponder about the best way up the rocks. Andy Johnson, Langdon Hutchinson, and Hernan Fuente take a break. Members of the crewing weekend on lake Mendota were Celenda Wagenknecht, Michelle Kolpin, Mandy Beck, Kelley Baker, and Charley Shaw.

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Cristina Pavon enjoys rafting, while Lisa Karch prepares Sir for a ride. By the way Mr Kasper you took some nice photos. Kristi Smith, George Demos, Julia Cunningham and Benedicte Howitz take a walk in the wild, while Taro Okubo experiences some smooth canoeing.

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SPIRIT WEEK Center: Senior cheerleaders, Neill Mullett, Chris Claydon, Travis Love, James Morrow, and Josh Saxe versus the freshmen cheerleaders, Jason Chestnut, Andy Huss, and Tom Mikkelsen. Below: Benedicte Howitz, Kristi Smith and Rana Stephens show offtheir red and white. Being messy is what the pie eaters, AJ Majors, Darryl Penrice, and Jeremy Faust do best.

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Center: Juniors, Karen Dahl and Emily Schriver took a walk on t~e "wild" side. The day student lounge invaded by Mark Steinbach, Mike Moore, Ben Kothe, AJ Majors, Jason Chestnut and Erinn Mahoney. Below: Ben Kothe and Lynn Gable coordinate their colors. AJ Majors and Soni Parekh display their artistic talents while working on the sophomore mural.

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STAND UP

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Dave Martin, Mr. VanHaren, Sam Honold, Seth Beers, and Shareene Lindquist working in the clash-day check-in. A lot of action was seen during powder-puff football. At the end the seniors struggled for victory.

Powder-puffers pictured: Soni Parekh, Alex lppolite, Meredith Coulson, Jo Cunningham, Stephanie Decker, Lynn Gable, Megan Renehan, and Alex Schwertfeger. Below: Liz Goslin, Ben Kothe, and Luke Kothe display their clashing talents.

Peg Mikkelsen, Ellyn Humleker, Julie Kapustka, and Anders Graff paint "The Cat in the Hat " for their class rock.

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Beth Schneider and Tom Mikkelsen get a bit messy doing some dirty work, while Catherine Ludlow and Megan Kronzer follow suit. There was a lot of spirit in the senior class this year.

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Zaid Zakaria and Lincoln Nelson enjoy some work time. The best part and the only part of tug-o-war was the getting dirty! Stephanie Fisher asks, "Hey, come on, do you think I normally dress like this?" Peter Baumgartner shows off his new business, Ties Incorporated. You buy one and get one free!

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WAYLAND FACES%

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FRESHMEN 1996

Heather Smith smiles as she walks up the log at orientation. Beth Schneider smi!Ps for the camera during Action Weekend.

Ali, Asra Boling, Brett Busse, Michael Chestnut, Jason Faust, Jeremy

Goslin, Liz Greene, David Hamilton, Nikki Humleker, Katie Huss, Andy

Johnson, Austin Karch, Ben Kawakita, Kongo Khan, Saira Kothe, Luke

Lindquist, Shareene Mahoney, Erinn McLean, Josh Mikkelsen, Tom

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Kongo Kawakita, Taro Okubo, Mike Tack, Saira Khan try to untangle themselves at orientation, while Rana Stephens is also having fun with the string at orientation.

Mitchell, Gregory Nelson, Lincoln Oliver-Thompson, Sarah Orlando, Lisa Rajjin, Melina

Sankaran, Vijay Schneider, Beth Skogman, Chad Smith, Heather Smith, Kristi

Stephens, Rana Swage!, Tanya Tack, Mike Wabyick, Jonathan Weis, Thomas

Westra, Aaron Woods, Craig

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SOPHOMORES Bartizal, Peter Beers, Seth Beighley, Patrick Cherry, Elizabeth Chung, Daniel Ciesla, Jonathan

Coffeen, Christian Coulson, Meredith Dalley, Joshua Demos, George Faaberg, Tina Gable, Lynn

Graff, Kristofer Green, Brenden Grieve, Brandon Hartzell, Jason Hashimoto, Takahiro Henderson, Kyle

Hong, II-Chan Ishikiriyama, Kei Ishmael, Warren Jahn, Christopher Jhaveri, Paya[ Kang, Hee Jung

Khreish, Rima Lee, Ji Hyun Leuser, Richard Mackenzie, Frank Mahoney, Patrick Majors, Alexander

Mak, Olivia Maltman, Cyrus Matsuda, Yoshifumi McGourtliy, Edward Meko, Robert Moore, Michael

Mosling, Clint Nakamoto, Takuma Okubo, Taro Parekh, Sonali Pedersen, Thomas

Penrice, Darryl Perlstein, Benjamin Pomponio, Christina Porritt, James Saxe, Amanda Saxon, Stephen

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STUCK IN TIME

Schneider, Kathryn Schaefer, Adam Schwertfeger, Alexandra Steinbach, Mark Suh, Yoon Hee Sweet, Laura

Tatlock, William Thomas, Lindsey Zuberi, Mohammad

Above the sophom ore girls take on th e senior girls in the Spirit Week competition of Powder Puff Football. Kris Graff learns th e ropes • while Dan Chung finds the world on his shoulders during Orientation activities. Payal Jhaveri is given a helping hand after fa lling in the three legged race. Some rafting sophomores on action weekend were; Tom Pedersen. Jake Porritt, George Demos. Josh Dalley and Soni Parekh. Also in the photo were Mr. Ehlinger and Cristina Pavon.

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Below Catherine and Ben are excited to participate in the three legged race. To the right, Doug TRIES to attract the women on Clash Day. Ellie says EEEUUUUUU!! as Zaid, Doug, Charley, and Tom stand watching the Junior girls Powder-Pufffootball.

Ali, Asma Aoki, Takashi Arndt, Sheila Ashby, Christine Au, Angela Baker, Kelley

Baumgartner, Peter Bislew, Toni Blandford, Joey Brandrup, Nicole Braun, Christian Breitzka, Steve

Brunell, Hector Castle, Tom Choi, Chung Won Choi, Grace Cunningham, Julie Dahl, Karen

Donohue, David Downing, Jim Elkins, Ellie Fabisiak, Nickie Fisher, Stephanie Fujisaki, Shinichiro

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Toni strapped in her flotation device.

Michelle holds on for her life.

Stephanie thinks, it's a long way down.

Fujita, Mari Hales, George Harada, Kimihiko Hayashi, Kumiko Hayashi, Mami Hommel, David

Hong, Suk Yong Howitz, Benedicte Hutchinson, Langdon lwo, Tommy Jacobson, Jessica Karch, Lisa

Kaufmann, Kyle Kim, Sam Jung Kim, Seong Jong Kim, Seoung-Wook Kolpin, Michelle Kronzer, Meghan

Kuma/a, Frankie Ledinsky, Jon Levine, Andrea Liao, Jason Livesey, Jeff Lohse, Doug

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Below Sara, Angela, and Ryan doing the rumba as Celenda learns how to crew. Above: Kelly says OOOOH! That tickles! Are you guys bored?

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Ludlow, Catherine Lutringer, Anne Martin, David McNally, Elizabeth Mickelson, Alex Okon, Benji

Orlowski, Kevin Park, Dong lin Park, Susan Perez, Xavier Pichaya, Tik Precht, Max

Purnardi, Ayodhya Purser, Carr Ryu, Woo-Sung Saito, Eitaro Schriver, Emily Schroeder, Matt

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Shaw, Ben Shaw, Charles Shan, Han Sao Starker, Matt Suh, Young Sang Tanaka, Hiraki

Tack, Kelly Wagenknecht, Celenda Waldau, Ben Waters, Ryan Waters, Tulin Wendt, Ralph

Wiggins, Heather Zaid, Zakaria

Don 't fall, Max! Glen says totally rad, dude! The defeated Junior girls sit on the sidelines during Powder-Puff football. Left: Meghan imitates Tarzan. Aren't you supposed to use silverware, Tulin and Jessica? Chris says, Huh, what?

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Josh Saxe smugly believes, "I got away with it AGAIN!"

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As Bridget Getzen watches Josh, she thinks, "I can't believe he said that!"

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Above: Lauren Brognano and Denise Konrath appreciate the newest tape from "The Cure." Below: Katy Welch wonders, "How many days till Christmas?"

Guillermo Moreno thinks, "Los Estados Unidos - I like it here."

WAYLAND SENIORS

Top left: Billy Awau thinks it's time to do some cleaning. Top right: Lisa poses for the camera while Ted poses for Lisa. Middle: John "the hot Latin Lover" Scheff smiles from his driving ma-chine, Van Ryple smiles before taking the plunge, and Jodi Conlan smiles for the camera. Bottom left: loon Kim departs for the holiday. Bottom middle: Mori - "Wait for me."

Bottom right: Peter Grogan wonders if he can go, too.

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1. Mandy Beck 2. Lauren Brognano 3. Pat Conley 4. Shana Goetsch 5. Dan Hayes 6. Josh Heimerl 7. Ellyn Humleker

8. Alex lppolite 9. Aaron Kammer 10. Dong Joon Kim 11. Curtis Low 12. Lisa Middleton 13. Peg Mikkelsen 14. John Triller

That Was Then. . . This Is No"W".

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Senior Poll

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Einstein- Peg Mikkelsen, Rusty Maxham Biggest BS Artist- Jodi Conlan, Bryan Beham Most Likely To Be a Freak In a Carnival- Cindy Hallin, Adam Berger Mr. and Ms. Perfect-Julie Kapustka, Pat Conley Most Likely To Serve Time- JoAnna Cunningham, John Scheff Biggest Flirt-Peg Mikkelsen, Peter Kim Biggest Feminist- Julie Kapustka, Adam Berger Biggest Chauvinist- Jed Meunier Most Athletic- Stephanie Decker, James Morrow Most Likely To Succeed- Peg Mikkelsen, Anders Graff Best Odor- Bridget Allman, Adam Berger Best Dressed- Katy Welch, Sam Smith Fr:endliest- Mandy Beck, Travis Love Class Clown-Cindy Hallin, Cheke Mittler Best Derriere- Brittany Stallone, Bryan Beham Future Yuppie- Megan Renehan, Dan Hayes Most Likely To Star in Adult Films- Peg Mikkelsen, Jed Meunier Most Militant- Denise Konrath, Aaron Kammer Smartest Mouth- Lauren Brognano, Sam Smith Most Likely To Be a Wino- Katy Welch, Travis Love First To Bomb Wayla11d- Denise Konrath, Aaron Kammer Most Likely To Become a Drug Lord- JoAnna Cunningham, Mike Bangs Best Legs- Mia Kim, Anders Graff Sexiest Voice- Katja Wendt, Pat Conley Most Likely To Join a Nudist Colony- Julie Kapustka, Adam Berger Most Likely To Marry Into Money- Megan Renehan, Bryan Beham Biggest Rebel- Denise Konrath, Adam Berger Who Gets Away With The Most- Katy Welch, Dan Evans Slobbiest- Ellyn Humleker, John Scheff Perfectionist- Samantha Honold, Van Rypel Gossip Control- Lauren Brognano, Travis Love Mr. and Mrs. Wayland- Stephanie Decker, Curtis Low

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Top: len Swanson gives an unsure look to the camera. We managed to catch Travis Love with the "duh" look on his face. While William Mittler is lifting weights, he is thinking' " OK, I've had enough of this."

Here's Peter Kim taking life easy. Sweet dreams Peter!

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SENIORS

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Dan Evans settles down to satisfy the "munchy syndrome". Ah, James Morrow is helping to keep the wall up. Wow! Look at his smile. Lisa Middleton curiously looks around to find a camera in front of her face. It looks like Megan Renehan is about to go and develop a few of the pictures she has taken for photography. We hope that they turned out Meg.

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It's A Long Road We Travel

Top: Anders actually shows a bit of a smile for the camera. Guillermo, Cristina, Barbara , Stephine, Tomoko, Regina, and Julie decide to pose for a quick photo before going to Lessons and Carols. Middle: Sam is caught by surprise, while Josh shows his disapproval of the picture being taken. As Mandy glances around the room, she reluctantly flashes a smile for the camera. JoAnna and Eric take some time out during the day to lie down and relax.

Bottom: While at the pep rally, Shana, Bridget, and Peg show their school spirit by singing the fight song. Denise is looking as beautiful as ever.

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Top: Rusty jumps into Stephanie's arms and she shows her strength by holding him long enough for the photo to be taken. Cristina shows us how adorable she is as she leans up against the wall and smiles.

Pretending not to see the camera, Barbara continues the conversation she is having. Bottom: For Chris, hanging out in the girls ' dorm is not unusual. Cheke always has a smile that makes you wonder what he's up to.

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Clockwise top left : JoAnna says, "Yeah, Right." Hideo is mixing up some groovy tunes. Emily posing with her favorite animal. Ben yells, "Get that camera out of here." Guillermo wonders if his job can get any harder. Denise enjoying Wayland life. What a surprise, they're together and they are smiling.

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Clockwise top left: The seniors celebrating their spirit week victory. Cindy says, "What Pringles?" "Don't look at me; I didn 't do it!" Bryan says. Julie explains her authority. Pat in his normal state. Ted searches for clues, while Neill finally gets to rest.

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BRIDGET ALLMAN

JUNAWAU

"Um .. . Oh .. Wait, it 's due when?? Uh can I please go back to my room???" -ME Thank you Drew, Kataja, Lauren, and the lunchtime gang for everything and for being there.

"Dad thank you, your support has been priceless and I promise I won't grow up and be a slug!"

Summer School '92: LIFE IS PRECIOUS IF YOU'RE POLISH!

MICHAEL BANGS

MIRANDA BECK Well, now that it's over I have a few things to say to all of you that mean so much to me. .. letters pig cows half birthdays CIRCLE starspinning fire hydrants BOB 36 names Papa Kroger Bud Maxwell fuzzy rainbows foofy 3a.m. cat food paco Thanksgiving Mexico graduation I.I.B. talks in the lounge hotel California Midge and her men and long talks with good friends. I love you all! Let us not forget our memories. To all of my mentors past and present, you are all wonderful. Mom and John . .. Thanks for always believing in me, it meant a lot.

BRYANBEHAM

ADAM BERGER

It's certainly been a turbulent four years. I feel I've matured every step of the way. Fortunately, I've been lucky enough to have had people who cared about me.

Thanks to my parents, my friends, and Mr. Seighman, I was able to begin to tap my potential for success. I've grown so much over four years with improvement as one of my few constants. This bodes well for me in the future because like Erik B. and Rakim said, "It ain't where you 're from, it 's where you're at."

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LAUREN BROGNANO

WOO YOUNG CHO

"/ used to think that the day would never come." Mom, Dad, Ed, Stacey: Thanks for putting up with me! I Love You! Paula- 8 years and counting! ShanaTooommm? Help! We're in the Cop Shop! Rabbit's gonna get ya for his saran-wrapped car! I Love You! P- I'll always remember.

Ms.(Mrs.) Es- Thanks for everything. Good Luck. I Love You! SH and MS- Everyone is calling me Jim! Cindy- the day after always sucks. "/ spent four years prosprete to the higher mind, got my paper and I was FREE." (/.G.)

CHRIS CLA YDON

JODI CONLAN

Oh Wayland I just might miss revering thy name. Instead ofGulliver's Travels, high school has been an endless travel which has come to an end. To put five years of high school in a nutshell, pure trial terror! Mom and Dad, without the time and effort that you have put into me and my academics, I would be walking with a a blind man 's cane, feeling my way around obstacles. Hey Tutes, Pat, Pete, Peg, Weasel, P.B.H. , and Cume Di Gua, you will always be a part of me!

Mom, Can you believe it! Thanks.

Champ, "But who would buy you?"

Ted, Oh, Oh, Oh. Ttirb, tsurt.

Megan, take care. M asta ', M asta ', your eyes look like Easter Eggs! nomall'! I can tell this is going to be difficult.

Adios-

PATRICK CONLEY

JOANNA CUNNINGHAM

REGINA DABBS

STEPHANIE DECKER

These past two years have been interesting & to say the least, fun .

Dad & Mom thank you for the great opportunity. JH- We have had a lot of great times, without you I would have never made it. I love you, always &forever. MB, & SF- I'll never forget the great conversations in the senior lounge.

CA, LC, LS, JJ, JuC, EE, MK, KB, Mom will always be here.

Katester-I'm strong. KW -I'll always be here. Needless to say, I'm glad I'm done. How did we get here, where are we going, and why is life so-

Mooy-the 1 thing I thought would last MB-K&K almost words can't express what we've shared. PM"Yonder, a Mold-A-Rama," killing brain cells '92 &'93 Meet me July 28th! DL-Muppets, let's keep it & you owe an explanation in 20 years. J.B.#55- you mean the world to me sis. JV- the true meaning of a friend, STOP LOOKING! dad-thanxfor all-wlo you I wouldn't be here .

Mom/Dad-nol is perfect, ILY. Mr. Palm- you're the best! Don 't be dismayed at goodbyes a farewell is necessary before you can meet again. I LOVE YOU ALL

DAN EVANS

HERNAN de Ia FUENTE

First of all I'd like to thank my parents for putting up with me.

Penthouse staff(AJ, CM, CL)-It's been a fun year to say the least.

Hey Cheke , get off the @#$%& %. Johnson, you wanna go burn one? JV soccer managers(AI, TL)We got away with a lot. Wayland boozers- may we always remember the trunk. Can you wake me up tomorrow morning Curtis?

Although I've only spent my senior year at Wayland, I feel that I am now prepared for college. In this year, I had the great experience ofknowing people from different parts of the world. I want to give thanks to my parents, who gave me this opportunity; to my teachers; to my mentor; and to all my friends at Wayland who made this wonderful experience possible.

PATRICK GANNON

BRIDGET GETZEN

To my Mother & Father. . .thank you. You have been my guiding light through all of my tough times through this crazy on going game we call life. Without you both, I don 't know where I would be, but with your help I've found success. "Mom, ""Pop," you will always have a very special place in my heart. Also, I would like to thank all of my brothers & sisters for their support over the years. In closing I would like to say to all of my " BUDDIES, BROS, & PALS, " "ALWAYS TAKE IT LITE!" Break on Through

Mom & Dad: you gave me the chance of a lifetime. Thanks for believing in me. I love you. GD I'll never forget you. LT - A friendship like this is meant to last. Don 't forget all the good times. To the rest of my friends at Wayland: When something like this is real all the distance in the world can't destroy it. Good luck in the real world. I'm out ofhere. I love you all.

SHANA GOETSCH

ANDERS GRAFF

Nick, my best winner. We've had so much fun & you've had fun laughing at me. I'm gonna miss u, & my glove compartment's gonna miss your fist. Jen, we R the original "Jokers" I'll always remember R deep talks. U understand me better than anyone else. "Bob"So many cool talks, so many Paco 'sf Bob (Dad)- I luv U more than you'll ever know. Lauren"Bring a machete or something!" & 2 all the other winners- P & TM, LG, Ms.E, LM, MT, JK, SF, CH, TD, -my best friends- U make me comfortably numb.

Somebody help me scream! I wish I could tell everyone everything I should, but,- AB, AK, JS, MH, we made it, Meuh! To my people at home, Let's SEX do it SEX again!

Summer '92, Abbie, Yippie's, AAARGH! #$@*! Ellyn- I love you & I mean it. Mr.B & Mr.H, thanks. You guys, we'll mess them up again. Dude Fish! Kohler Cops. Someday, they'll see us, & then realize, WE WERE RIGHT! Welcome to paradise! Mom & Dad, Kiff. IL Y. Casanino rollerball, & then the gas came.

BANG!

PETER GROGAN

CYNTHIA HALLIN

To my Mom & Dad, you've taught me more than any school ever could. You've stuck with me through the worst of times .

Thanks. Deb & Mike, thanks for all your support. You guys are the best. To all of my friends who have supported me & have been there for me, you know who you are, I'll never forget you. "Sometimes it's easy to forget where you're goin' Sometimes it's harder to leave and every time you think you know just what you're do in ' That's when your troubles exceed... I'm already gone"G-N'-R Wayland-See ya!

Well this year has finally come and it hasn't come too soon.

Thanks Dad, I love you! As for us coffee shop connoisseurs, I will miss those Saturdays. RB Neck. end of the world car, & erect & happy. Sam I will never find another roommate like you. See you in the sewers SA & the day. John, it doesn't matter if the leather doesn't meet in the middle. Graham the ham. Thank you Miss soon to be Mrs. Esterholm, you're the best. Julie- we will forget their ignorance. And just remember. ..

I love John Travolta!

DAN HAYES

JOSH HEIMERL

I never thought that I would say it but I'm finally getting out of here!

Mom, Dad thanks for the opportunity. Nana wherever you are, I love you! Curtis it has been long but we made it! Dan I'm not a toots! Johnson here's to the Packers, Mustangs, & going home. Evans see you at NUBS! SJB you're the best! MJR. Reavy, PB, RB, MS, Kaboose, AK, Yut, BO KO & LT. thanks for the memories. Dr. Ellis thanks for everything. Whoever said winning isn't everything, probably lost. Look out business world here I come!

Well it's been four years of unbelievable pain & pleasure. And it's all due to my friends: JM, JT,JS, EM, PC, MB, CK! Jed- Eat some grass! Travis- Anybody here want a b**-. JJJ lives on forever, but LETS DO IT. Triller- we're blood brothers forever, don 'tforget it! Snatch man & tuna boy reavy!

Cycles, Jets. Ozzy, B**- & Skiin.

To everyone- Stay in touch! Regina- you treated me the best. You gave me everything! I could never repay you. Mom, Dad, thank you for giving me EVEYTHJNG .

LOVE YOU ALL!

SAMANTHA HONOLD

ELLYN HUMLEKER

"If you treat an individual as he is, he will remain as he is. If you treat an individual as he should or could be, he will become the person he should or could be. " Success is a direct result from proper guidance. Thanks a thousand times Mom & Reynolds for opening my eyes and letting me become the individual I am now.

CH - What will I do without you? JCTB- Thanks for, "Every jerk for himself." CL- Let's take a walk on the wild side. MS "Revery" Remember that... Never Forget. Meow- Coo Coo Ca Chao

"I am a Bear of Very Little Brain, and long words Bother me. " A.A.Milne. To my friends esp.

MB,PM,AG,TF,RD,&JM- you're part of me and I'll never forget you! ILYA! M P & S -CIRCLE! Manda-Kroger ! letters , "American Kiss" FoofY, sex talks, !MY! Peglet - silky underwear, Yonder!, Summer '92, Cosmo tips, MEN! Steph- CAOIWDSS! our spot, Anders- Never would have made it this year wlo you!

You 're the "wonderful/lest"!

ILYMTYK, trust me! Thanks Mom, Dad, Dad #2 & Mr. V. for putting up with me, it wasn't always easy. ILY!

ALEX IPPOLITE

TED JEFFRIES

"It all rolls into one and nothing comes for free." len & Stacey"Further on down the road, you'll accompany me . .. " Megan & Brittany- (INHINSINBIJC!) Megan- Seen the changes. BM, room # 119 will always be open for you! Trav- "Run like an antelope!" Mr. Schantz- On sugar mountain. CL, DE, AJ CM, NM, & Jodi- Take care. Cris & ColeThanks- I love you guys! Mom & Dad- I think I understand why.

"When California crumbles to the sea that'll be the day I go back to my old school. "-Steely Dan

Thanks Mom & Dad. It took me a little longer, but I made it. ChekeIt's been 3 great years & my sneaker will be next to my bureau.

NM, PB, & CM, in 5 years we will do the Best Western. To all the guys in the midnight sessions, get off my couch. John- when will I be as punk as you? Jodi- Oooh Oooh!! Cindy- when are we going snowboarding? Lisa- what can I say, but I will never forget you, love ya baby. Well, I guess it is goodbye to some good times. They say it only gets worse. 0 Well!!

ANDREW JOHNSON

AARON KAMMER

"When they turn the pages of history When these days have past long ago, Will they read ofus with sadness, For the seeds that we let grow " -RUSH Mom & DadThanks for not giving up on me when I wasn't doing so well- I love you! Hey Jeff & my Mad Town buddies- always remember to "enjoy every sparkling golden drop of this brew sure in the knowledge that here is the world's very finest." SXL/ To the Penthouse- I only have two words for y'al/- The Trunk- I think that pretty much explains our year! Everyone else- I'll see ya later!

Thanks to: Berger, Scheff, Anders, Cute & Fluffy Ellyn, Peg, Ben, StainBack, Meenk, Hayes, Sam, Schroeder, Triller, Conley, Gary, Henry Rollins, Tesco Vee, Jim Jones, Dr. Joseph Gui/lotin, Danforth Quale, George Wallace, & Ken Peterson. And thanks to my family. "Now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb!"- Spaceballs. Abbie Hoffman will rise again!! Just thinksome day I might run this world.

And then the feds came. ..

JULIE KAPUSTKA

PETER KIM

There is more than one kind of freedom, freedom to and freedom from . In the days of Anarchy, it was freedom to. Now You are being given freedom from . Don't underrate it .

- Afargaret Atwood Thanks A/om &Dad for believing.

To all of you that matter, you know who you are, thank you and goodbye. I hope our paths will cross again soon someday.

-As in Art, the end is just a new beginning.

Atom & Dad thanks for raising a spoiled, lazy, brat kid like me. I had a lot of learning experiences at Wayland. These experiences I made as a young adult helped me to build my personality & grow up. I've gone through the hardest times ofmy life here, & I thank all ofmy friends for helping me find a conclusion to all of these times. I thank Afr.Cobb, Afr. Bawa, Doc, THE KOREAN CONNECTION, JC, TL, MB, JM, Chewy, AlB, SH, CL, RAf, and all of my friends. It's not the school I'll miss, it's the people. Au-nyung.

JOONKIM

MIA KIM

After spending four years of time in Wayland, I still do not know what I have learned or done, but I know that I just had a great time.

I'd like to thank all the faculty and students who helped me to make it through. Special thanks to all the Koreans in school and Afr. C. I love you all!

Thanks Atom & Dad for two fantastic years at Wayland. It has been great! I won't forget all those - ED, sing+shower???, A-Ali, latenights, Cameron, Keanu ; HOT!HOT!HOT! Thank you my friends. Without you guys, I could not have done it. Special thanks to Afr. H- for the great start, and Afr. S- for the great ending. Uncle Jay and Aunt Nancy- You guys have been wonderful. Last but not least, Atom and Dad- You made this all possible. I love you!!! Thank you Wayland for two memorable years. I love you and 'til we meet again, "An-nung."

PHILLIP KIM

DENISE KONRATH "Wayland"- a SYnonym for rat cage. Now the students are the ones that are being experimented on and dying every day. They offer us cheese for tricks, however when we perform the trick they laugh, and say it wasn't good enough for them and take the cheese away.

Thank you to my friends who helped me through this rat race. I am a woman, hear me roar peep.

BEN KOTHE

NAVIN KUMAR

Self-consciousness is self imprisoning and destruction of expression. To those I call friends, I wish the best; to all others, have a nice life. Bishop, Kammer, Honold, Schroeder, Ludlow, Pobach, Chestnut, L. Kothe, P. Mikkelsen and all others; we're only here once, don 't let people push you around. To Peg Mikkelsen and other liberals who could intelligently discuss their point of view, I'll always respect you, but I won't agree. Wayland, thanks for caring and giving me a goal in life. Herr Borrud, ist dies hochst Lehrer!

Well it's time to grow up . ..

NOT!!!

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SEUNG-HOON LEE When I came here as a junior, I could not speak English very well, but everyone was very kind to me.

Now, I'm apostrophising, categorizing, and conversing like an English author. I know everyone and they are all so kind to me. I like Wayland, and I have had a good time. I like everyone, especially Mr. Cobb, Mr. Foster, and the senior class. I hope to see you all again.

CHRISTOPHER LOH First of all, I'd like to thank my Mom, Grandma, Grandad, and family for all your love and support. Thanks to all my teachers, like Mrs. Bleifuss, Mr. Miller, Mr. Cobb, etc. . . and all my friends at Wayland. I'M OUT OF HERE!

TRAVIS LOVE

CURTIS LOW

BARBARA MARTINEZ

"Sweet memories flashing very quickly by, reminding me, and giving me a reason why. "-RUSH Thanks Mom and Dad for not only putting up with me, but giving me the chance to be myself Mr. C, thanks for everything you have done, I finally made it. DonI love you bro! HEY RUSH FRIENDS- A.J., D.E., J.L.! "Get up J. " Evans- "Time to change that oil." Penthouse- gotta remember the trunk. Trav- We're travelin' the west! Meg, Thanks for the wonderful memories. M. T & S.S, I'll never forget you. LATER DAYS EVERYONE!

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My days here have been few in comparison to my entire school career, and those few next to my whole life. Now, there aren't enough days left to have the friends I have now and to experience the life I have, but "that's not the reason that I'm here. I'm not lost as I appear. Life is something, or somebody real. " -SFC Remember: Keep on the sunnyside, always on the sunnyside" Poi Dog Doughnuts if you got em!

JED MEUNIER

LISA MIDDLETON

I'm finally a senior, and almost out! Well, it's been a long ride on the "Never ending" road. It's not always been such a smooth road. . . but I made it! Special thanks for those who made it possible, Grandma & Grandpa. Best wishes to everyone. From the land of the sky blue waters, I'm going to miss ya- J.H., J.S., never forget the "impossible" - is it? J.J.J. '93. Amy, Mom, I love you!

"Good-bye to friends, I guess that we'll meet, we'll meet in the end."OZZY

" ... .! believe there's a reason for everything, I believe in my dreams." JS

To my family- Thanks for the opportunity and support. A.A., B.P., S.P., A.S., N.B., L.G., A.L.- best of luck in years ahead. Susan- without you I wouldn't have made it.

S . G.- 4 years!, summer, a garbanzo bean where!?!, smiles/tears. P.M .- long live Lucita/Jean Paul. M.B.-it was the best . T .J.- memories are forever . . .yes, I do. Ms. E- You were a great mentor. Take care everyone. Goodbye.

MARGARET EILEEN MIKKELSEN Creeds and Schools in abeyance, Retiring back a while sufficed at what they are, but never forgotten, I harbor for good or bad, I permit to speak at every hazard, Nature without check with original energy.

-Walt WhitmanLove, Lascivious

WILLIAM MITTLER Thanks to Dad; Mom ; T .G.; Susie, and Rob. I'm done with high school now and I'm gonna be a professional PIMP. Thanks to the penthouse -back room- and the trunk!TOOTS!

GUILLERMO MORENO

HIDETAKA MORI

TOMOKOMORI

JAMES MORROW

Dad and Mom- Thank you for giving me the chance to prove myself. I grew a lot in these three years. To all of my friends, I know it is very tough to stay here but hang in there!

THANXA BUNCH AND GOOD LUCK!

NEILL MULLETT

CRISTINA PAVON

Mom & Dad thanks for all of the care & love you gave. I LOVE YOU. Penthouse- all y'all are studs. Thanks for the memories.

Ted- you are just too punk for words. Travis - love ya man.

Glad we did what we did, & do what we do. Megan- I'm looking at you with a very concerned face.

Just kidding, I love you just because you are you. Alex- I know I'm a bum, but you will always be a friend. I'll try to keep in touch everyone.

MONICA PELLE

MEGAN RENEHAN

Bye to all my friends & a special thanks to T & G for helping me get through. Always remember JR W, our petite novel, French men, & a little turnip in the country. A little advice for the future: Don't stress out! Maybe I'll use it someday.

Monique P.S. Adam, I didn't do my homework last Tuesday.

Wayland. .. It's a wierd & wonderful time. Mrs. Bleifuss, Mr. Bowers.. Thank you for being my friend. Brittany. . .I never looked, was anybody listening? Alex. . .Do you know my name? "Seen the changes ."

Brittany & Alex. . . /NHINSINB/JC! "And the love shared between us remains growing." Family . .. "And so begins the false I have dreaded the coming of for so long." Mrs. Walters . . .Any G? Geeky, Mimi, Hector, Barbarpapa, Crispi, Neilly , Willy , Curtis ... xoxo Jodi . .. You have reached an inaccurate conclusion, you are obviously unsound.

VANRYPEL

JOSH SAXE

Although my stay at Wayland has been a short one, it has been a very full one. Filled with the experience of making new friends & constant learning, both in & out of class .. It has been a tough year, but also one of the most rewarding. Every day prepared me for what my dad calls, "The Great Game of Life. " It's not over yet, but I wouldn't have made it this far without the help & support of my teachers, friends, & of course mom & dad.

Thank you all.

Well, finally outta here. Leaving this place of edumacation. It's been a long 4 years. I guess I'll start by saying goodbye to the good times & good friends I've had here. JM, JH, Miss you JJJ"93". SS, CL, & the CaptainThanks for being there in the hard times. JC Love ya. And all of you piggers out there, I'm going to put on some thick goggles & get you.

Special thanks to my parents for their support &for putting up with my B.S. To all yu all else- Take it E-Z

JOHN SCHEFF

SAM SMITH

Are you a hamster or a human?

Do you dare step off the treadmill and run amuck in the pet store? If nothing else it could be fun .

BRITTANY STALLONE Mom, Dad, Laurie, thanks and I love you. Alex, Garfield, Princess, Jeff, IDOl, Katester, "When we're least expecting it, one day in some far off place I will recognize your face- I won't say goodbye my friends for you and I will meet again." -J.M.A.- Thanks for the memories- "INH, INB, INS IJC!!!" I couldn't have made it without my three roommates! I love you guys! . .. "It is complete now, two ends of time are neatly tied. A one way street she's walking to the end ofthe line and there she meets the faces she'll keep in her heart and mind."

JOHN TRILLER

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EMILY WANG Being away from home,I've realized how much my family means to me and how much my parents have given me. I really love my mom and dad!! Particularly I'd like to thank my uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Tu, for every single thing they have done for me. I appreciate it with all of my heart.

I want to thank my sisters Zi-yu and Fei-yan, my lovely brother, Chien-fu, and all of my dear friends especially Li-jen, Tiffany, Angela, Mia, and Sara P. Your friendships have given me a lot of happiness and joy. I love you all!!

KATHRYN WELCH Goodbye stranger, it's been nice/ Hope you found your paradise/ Tried to see your point of view/ Hope your dreams will all come true/ Feel no sorrow, feel no shame/ Come tomorrow, feel no pain. I Some they do, some they don 't/ And you just can't tell/ And some they will, and some they won't/ With some it's just as well/ And I will go on shining/ Shining like brand new/ I'll never look behind mel My troubles will be fear/ Goodbye stranger, its' been nice, etc. . . Thank you mom and dad, for your endless love and support.

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Faculty and William G. Ellis

Administration

President

Jean Allemand

Diane Alpaugh

Secretary to the Aca-

Social Studies/History

demic Dean

Mary Anderson Assistant Librarian Swan Library

Shin taro Araki

Gary Arneson

Social Studies I His¡ tory

French

Carol Becker

Karen Bleifuss

James Borrud

Kris Boucher

Darren Bowers

Jackie Braatz

Chris Braemer

Rhonda Chalone

Secretary to the Director of Co/lege Counseling

Science/Biology and Chemistry

German/English as a Second Language

Associate Director of Admissions

Dormitory DirectorWayland Hall

Secretary - Development Office

Wayland Store

Fine Arts

George Cobb

Judith Coyle

Tracy Daniels

Deanna Disch

Gerald Disch

Nicholas Ehlinger

Nancy Ellis

Terri Esterholm

Dean of Students

Administrative Assistant to the President

Spanish

Educational Support Program

Physics

Special Projects Coor-

Art

Laura Feilbach

Linda Fischer

Mark Flagg

Mary Flagg

Polly Foster

Shane Foster

Robert Gandolf

Pam Ganske

International Student Advisor

English

English

Educational Support

Educational Support Program

Director ofAthletics

Coach Girls' Basketball, Ass. V. Football

Secretary Development Office

Dana Graham

Robin Groelle

William Hebl

Annie Hoy

David Kasper

Beth Keller

Elias Khreish

Computers

Director of College Counseling

Driver Education

Dormitory Director -

Mathematics Depart-

Admissions

Science Department

Warren Cottage

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Louise Hoff Administrative

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Fine Arts

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Joyce Koepsell

Roxanne Kotek

Suzanne Kraft

Tom Kroeze

Linda Kulka

Jody LeCoultre

Joseph Lennertz

William Luebke

Assistant Accountant

Secretary to the Dean

of Students

Secretary Developmen! Office

Assistant Coach Football

Secretary to the Director of Publications

Wayland Store Manager

Academic Dean

Business Office

Assistant to the Athletic Director

Paul Mcinerney

Linda Meyer

Carol Miller

Joseph Miller

William Osheim

Douglas Palm

Jacquelyn Parisi

John Patterson

Mathematics

Business Office Manager

Secretary/Library As-

Mathematics

Accountant Business

Director of Publications and Public Infor-

Receptionist Roundy

English Department

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Robert Schantz Social Studies/History Chair

Ann Teichow Educational Support Program Chair

Michael Schneider

James Scully

Eli Seighman

Lynn Shebesta

Kathleen Sine!

Rick Soens

Gregory Spanier

Social Studies/History

Director of Swan Library

Dean of Admissions

Director of Finance

Instrumental Music

Mathematics

Roxanne Urbanek

Marilyn VanHaren

Roger VanHaren

John Veling

Dee Walter

Gloria Wheeler

Educational Support Program

English

Director ofStudent Ac-

Coach Girls' Soccer/Ass. Coach Varsity Bays' Soccer

Fine Arts Department Chair

Coordinator for Annua/ Programs

Foreign Language Department Chair

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Left - Mr. Spanier gives crewing directions to Charley Shaw during the crewing action weekend on Lake=====Mendata. Mrs. Fischer wanders if he~ll@) seniors will pass the next test.

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Mrs. VanHaren carefully explains to Peter Baumgartner symbolism in Tale o(Two Cities.

Mr. Flagg goes over some last minute stage instructions for the fall production of Rehearsal for Murder to Emily Schriver and Karen Dahl.

Marriott Food Serviee

Addie Bahls

Wendy Boschert

Carol Gosse

Irene Helgerson

Diane Hensler

Cathy Lamb

Robert Marsh Marriott Food Service

Director

Carol Nagler

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Valerie Ohlemiller

Lori Sadowski

Marge Selchert

Betty Sutton

Jose Valladares

Hazel Vick

Sehoen Health Center

Gerda Borrud

Scott Carnahan

Diane Moungey

Sherry snider

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Susan Orlowski Director of Student Health Center

Ayaz Samadani, M. ,M .D. School Physician

Maintenanee Staff

Pat Axelsen

Rick Bedker

Kent Bence

Gwen Ebert

Janice Falkinham

Gary Kirchoff

Doug Levenhagen

Charles Leystra

Director of Housekeeping

John Omen

Janice Schlagel

Pat Tabb

Mark Wolfgang

S up er in t endent of Buildings and Grounds

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Seeurity Above - Mr. Seighman hard at work in the Swan Library, while Mr. Foster feels at home on the Volleyball court. LeftMrs. Allemand wonders when the absence slips will ever end!

Gordon Krobert

Michael Nieman

Mark Ward

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Mr. Kasper is giving Kumiko some mathematical tips.

While Asra and Lynn are discussing chemistry, Mike and Grace are listening(?).

Peg is concentrating on her typing.

Charley is working hard for his final exam.

The best place for Doug to do his math homework? -The messy locker room.

Shareene is looking for a book!

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Top left: Sam Kim helping Dong lin Park study for an U.S. History test.

Top right: Josh Dalley and Michael Hong almost fall asleep during their chemistry class. Middle left: Don't you dare take my picture! Rich Leuser trying to intimidate the photographer. Middle right: Chad Skogman said, "if he really has to be forced to study, he will always choose the most comfortable posture." Bottom: Kristofer Graff gave us the "coolest" smile.

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Top left: Jason Chestnut needs more than books to study his English. Katy Hurnleker and Erinn Mahoney get by with only their books and papers. Middle left: Anne Lutringer finds the girls' locker room is a fun place to study.

Aaron Westra finds keeping up with the news is important, while Vijay Sankaran goes right on with his math. Bottorn: Takurna Nakamoto gets a little extra help from Toni Bislew with his ESL.

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Chris Lambkin, Rich Leuser, Jason Hartzell, Laura Sweet and Tom Castle head for lunch out of the cold.

B.J. Green and Jon Ciesla searching for sources in the library.

Sheer exhaustion - Missy Schultz has been working so hard.

Erinn Mahoney decides it is time to get to work.

Jed Meunier wants to relax, but he has to finish another problem first.

Monica Pelle knows what it takes to be an "A" student.

Chris Coffeen ponders whether he has all his supplies for his 7th period class.

Lincoln Nelson loves Wayland!

Kelly Kuether does some last minute reviewing before his science test.

Kyle Kaufmann, Bridget Getzen, Lindsey Thomas, Kevin Orlowski and Clint Mosling ready for action in photography class.

Wayland is like a peach. A peach is round. A peach is fuzzy. You see a peach, it looks good, so you want to eat it. You approach the tree where the peach is, grab the nice fuzzy peach, practically drool over how you think it's going to taste.

Everyone says peaches are good.

You bite it. MMmmm . Tastes good. You take another bite. Boy! Do you like peaches. After a while, the peach tastes mundane. There's nothing to it. The peach was an experience. The experience is over. Done. Now, everyone says apples are good.

- Jodi Conlan.

Steve Breitzka and Doug Lohse prepare for their classes in the library.

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GROUPS & CLUBS

Class of'94

The Korean Choir

Class of'96

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PAVE: Liz McNally, Laura Sweet, Stephanie Fish­ er, Jessica Jacobson, Michelle Koplin, Joanna Cun­ ningham, Sam Honold, Ben Kothe, Stephanie Decker, Kyle Kaufmann, Emily Schriver, Peter Grogan, David Martin, Kris Graff, Julie Cunning­ ham, Kelly Tock, Ellie Elkins, Tanya Swagel, Katie Humleker, Beth Schneider, Liz Goslin, Heather Wiggins, Julie Kapustka, and Meredith Coulson.

THESPIANS: Charley Shaw, Mand y Beck, Ms. Alpaugh, Stephanie Decker, Liz McNally, and missing Peg Mikkelson, Ellyn Humleker, and As­ ma Ali. CHOIR: Jason Chestnut, Seong-Jong Kim, Pat Mahoney, Ben Shaw, Keny Park, Mr. Ehlinger, Troy Hong, Toni Bislew, Olivia Mak, Anne Lu­ tringer, Tina Faaberg, Tanya Swagel, andLiz Gos­ lin. Missing - Kim Porubcan and Peter Kim VARSITY CLUB: Lynn Gable, Nicole Brandrup, Alex Schwertfeger, Anne Lutringer, Liz McNally, Mered ith Coulson, Stephanie Decker, Asma Ali, Tomoko Mori, Ms. Alpaugh, Susan Park, Nickie Fabisiak, Celend a Wagenknecht, and Toni Bislew.

PROJECT CARE: Charley Shaw, Stephanie Deck­ er, and Ms. Daniels.

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Warren Hall Procters:Bottom left- Cindy Hal-

lin, Mia Kim, Stephanie Fisher, Michelle Kolpin, Liz McNally, Sam Honold, and Stephanie Decker. Top left- Megan Renehan, JoAnna Cunningham, Tomoko Mori, Ellyn Humleker, Mandy Beck, Julie Kapustka, and Regina Dabbs.

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Cum Laude Society was founded in

1906. Wayland has the distinctions of being one of the first chapters in the Midwest and of being the first chapter to admit a woman to the national membership rolls. The motto of the Cum Laude Society is "Arete, Dike, Time" , which translates to "Excellence, Justice, Honor." Membership is based upon scholastic achievement, character, and service.

Pictured members of Cum Laude are Mr. Cobb, Van Rypel, Mr. Kasper, Monica Pelle, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Khreish, Mr. Seighman, Peg Mikkelsen, Mr. Lennertz, Mr. Disch.

"Aca-Dec" You've seen the signs and heard the announcements about it,

but have you ever wondered just what it was or what it involved? "Aca-Dec" is short for Academic Decathalon Team. It is comprised of nine junior and senior members - three with a G.P.A. of 3. 75, three with 3.00-3. 74, three with 2.99 all split into three equal groups. Team members begin preparing for competition with other schools over the summer months, with competition beginning in mid November. At the first meet team members take six multiple choice tests on: English, Fine Arts, Social Studies, Math, Science, and Economics. Awards then are given to both high scoring individuals and schools. At the next Regional Level of competition, team members not only take the six tests but they also must prepare a four minute speech. They have at the same time an important speech, an interview, and an essay competition.

Again, awards go to both individuals and schools. The next stage is the State Competition, and then finally the National Finals. -Lisa Middleton.

Aca-Dec team members pictured are: Liz McNally, David Martin, Steve Breitzka, Mr. Van Haren(advisor), Doug Lohse, Anne Lutringer, Sheila Arndt, Susan Park. Nicole Brandrup. Missing- Bridget Allman.

New Students: Front- Christopher Lambkin, Kristin Geurink, Yoko Shimada, Kim Porubcan. CenterKelly Kuether, Melissa Schultz, Stephanie Zalob, Joo Han Kim. Rear- Gene Szatkowski, Charles Carnahan, Keny Park, Charles Schmidt. Missing- Mike Ancil.

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Choir Top L toR: Seong-Jong Kim, Patrick Mahoney, Ben Shaw, Keny Park, Bottom: Jason Chestnut, Anne Lutringer, Liz Goslin, Tanya Swage/, Kim Porubcan, Troy Hong. Hidden - Olivia Mak. This photo was taken during the Winter Fine Arts Festival.

Jazz Band Top Row: Christopher Jahn, Anders Graff, Charley Shaw, Patrick Gannon, Han Soo Shon, Middle Row: Jon Ciesla, Kris Graff, Bottom Row: Cyrus Maltman, Mr. Soens, Missing- Chris Coffeen, Jim Downing. Photo was taken during Winter Fine Arts Festival.

Boys' Developmental Basketball Team. Front Row: Steve Saxon, Takahiro Hashimoto, Ben Karch. Mike Tock, Craig Woods, Mike Ancil. Cf!nter: Keny Park, Takuma Nakamoto, Ali Zuberi, Ben Waldau, Alex Mickelson, Coach Nelson. Back: JooHan Kim, Tommy Iwo, Luke Kothe, Kelly Kuether, Pat Mahoney, Lincoln Nelson, Coach Kroeze.

I have seen a lot ofgrowth and development throughout the season. The developmental squad thanks the girls' basketball team and the coach for allowing them to scrimage against them. Coach Kroeze wishes the basketball team much success in the future.

Coach Kroeze

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JAZZ BAND The Wayland Jazz Band is made up ofa group of very talented and dedicated individuals.

They perform at Fine Arts events as well as during many athletic events.

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Jim Downing, Cyrus Maltman and Chris Coffeen play the saxophone.

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(Monica). Tulin Waters at the scene of the crime. Above- Zaid Zakaria, Charley Shaw, and Doug Lohse are relieved that the play is now over.

Top left- Some of the members of the cast include:

Top right- Karen Dahl puts her makeup

David Hommel, Emily Schriver, Doug Lohse, Ellie Elkins, Karen Dahl, Charley Shaw, George Demos, Cyrus Maltman,and Peg Mikkelsen. Middle- The cast before dress rehearsal.

on before the play. Middle- Peg Mikkelsen and Pat Mahoney during the play.

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LESSONS and

CAROLS The season of Christmas is certainly a time for joy and happiness. It is a time of celebration - a time for children.

This year the performance featured the jazz band, choir, hand bells, individual musicians and a children's choir along with the lessons.

Clockwise top: Members of the Christmas choir. Mr. Seighman on the organ accompanying members of the choir. Jazz band members Pat Gannon, Chris Jahn, Anders Graff, and Charlie Shaw prepare to perform.

The children's choir entertains the audience, aren't they cute! Handbell choir chimes away, pictured: Jake Porritt, Toni Bislew, Mr. Ehlinger, and Han Soo Shan.

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Love conquered all to produce a happy ending in this play.

Bottom left - Cast members from "I'm Her­bert," by Robert Anderson in­clu d e d (si tting) Rusty Maxham and Peg Mikkelsen, a nd standin g is director Mandy Beck.

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The Winter Fine Arts Weekend was a success with a fun schedule planned for Friday and Saturday. Included was an art opening, jewelry making accompanied by music, a valentine photo booth, a campus video, a music recital, a music concert, one act plays and a prelude to the one act plays.

Clockwise top left: Frankie Kuma/a and Ayodhya Purnardi

enjoyed the music played by Mr. Seighman, while Lisa Orlando and Bridget Getzen enjoy the one acts. Karen Bleifuss enjoys talking to fellow photographer Kyle Kaufmann, while musicians; Mami Hayashi, Kumiko Hayashi, Yoon Hee Suh and Hee lung Kang anxiously await their turn to play. Intent on their jewelry making are Mrs. Foster, Lizzy Walter, Jessica Jacobson, Karen Dahl, Grace Choi, Melina Rajjin, Megan Kronzer and Erinn Mahoney.

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FIELD HOCKEY

Katie Humleker, Nicole Brandrup, Celenda Wagenknecht, and Mam Hayashi are energetic and vocal in their supporting of the team.

The 1992 season was a tough one for the Wayland Field Hockey team. Although we scored only one goal the entire season, we played very well against teams who have had many years of experience compared to us.

Through it all, we played hard, improved a lot, and learned to work as a team. Also, since we're only losing one senior, hopefully we'll all be back next year and improve even more.

Nichole Brandrup-

Team Photo: Front Row - Beth Schneider, Marni Hayashi. Second Row - Cheke Mittler, Kumiko Hayashi, Katie Humleker, Stephanie Fisher, Alex Schwertfeger, Sam Smith. Third Row - Ms. Graham (assistant coach), Nicole Brandrup, Angela Au, Anne Lutringer, Ted Jeffries, Ms. Alpaugh (coach).

Fourth Row - Celenda Wagenknecht, Bridget Allman, Michelle Ko/pin, Ellie Elkins, Kelley Baker.

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Nicole Brandrup and Michelle Kolpin provide shoulders for a weary Ted Jeffries, while Mami Hayashi and Michelle Kolpin reflect on the game.

Katie Humleker and Beth Schneider anticipate another victory. Stephanie Fisher and Alex Schwertfeger smile as they see a possible goal coming.

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The team comes off the field after a hard day's work during pre-camp.

The J. V team shakes up after a hard earned victory against St. John's.

Piggers, take a look at these four studs!

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Above) Wayland's offense drives toward a touchdown.

"Remember, a winner is always ready to tackle something new and isn 't afraid of competition.

A winner knows he's sometimes wrong and is willing to admit his mistakes. A winner is challenged by a new problem and is decisive. A winner thinks, acts, and lives positively. If you want to be a winner, then think and act like a winner and sooner than you think, you will be a winner." Best of luck to all of you leaving our football program and to those of you returning for the 1993 season, "Big Red" Decree in '93!!

-Coach Bowers

"In a game, som eone m ust win, som e m ust lose. All games become, then. the m easure ofa man in a controlled selling, the stmggle to survive and preva il against an opposition sel la destroy.

Foatba/1 players fu nction on the outer edge of man 's em otional and physical capabilities. A man perform ing in the swarming, hostile environment ofa football field is forced to expand the lim its of his physical skill, his endurance, his courage, his concentration. He is alone at an intensity most people never reach- His own selfimage is continually tested; his pride, his courage, the m eaning of his pain, the reality of his hostility toward th e threatening opponent, his need for group affectio n. th e level of his ability, his worth to oth er people."

- College Football Hall ofFam e

The Wayland team is extremely pumped after a touchdown against St.John's. Barabus, saluting Schaefer, comes off the fi eld.

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The Wayland Golf Team: 4th row- Edward McGourthy, Carr Purser, Woo-Sung Ryu, Steve Breitzka, Max Precht, John Triller, Joh n Ledinsky, Tom Castle, Christian Braun, Van Rypel, Mark Steinbach, Rob Meko; 3rd row- Glen Purnardi, Ben Kothe, Dan Chung, Georg~ Hales, Coaches Robert Schantz, James Borrud, Joe Miller, Peter Bartizal, Tom Pedersen, Matt Starker, Kevin Orlowski; 2nd row- Bret1 Boling, Hidetaka Mori, Warren Ishmael, James Downing, Frankie Kuma/a, Jason Hartzell, Pat Conley, Kris Iwo, Kyle Kaufmann, Aaron Kammer, Chad Skogman; 1st row- Kimihiko Harada, Eitaro Saito, Austin Johnson, Ben Perlstein, Jin Park, Mike Tack, Kei Ishikiriyama, Tom Mikkelsen

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***GOLF RESULTS*** VARSITY: Overall in their DUAL MEETS the varsity squad was 11-7. In their MCC MEET the varsity squad was 84. At the MCC MEET they placed 2nd out of9. Overall they were 24-11. At the WISAA Regionals they placed 4th out of 10. Max Precht went on to place 6th out of 54 at WISAA State Competition.

JUNIOR VARSITY: In their DUAL MEETS the junior varsity squad was 5-1 overall. At the MCC MEET they were 4-1 overall.

ABOVE: John Triller

ABOVE: Max Precht and Coa ch Robert Schantz

ABOVE: Steve Breitzka and an unidentified photographer.

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Boys' Soeeer:::

The JV Soccer players were varied in terms of experience and ability. The most impressive feature of the season was the improvement in teamwork and morale, with the more experienced players working extra hard but also encouraging and bringing improvement to the weaker members, whose efforts were superb.

-Mr. Spanier

JV Soccer won four conference games out of nine, finishing fifth out of the ten conference teams. In the more challenging non-conference games, JV Soccer tied one and lost four.

Captains were Josh Dalley, Jake Porritt, Kris Graff, Seth Beers, Kyle Henderson, Tom Weis. The most valuable player was Seth Beers. The most improved players were Tom Weis, Vijay Sankaran, Ward Tatlock, Ben Karch, Steve Saxon.

JV Soccer- top row- Kris Graff, Takuma Nakamoto, Brandon Grieve, Josh Dalley, Clint Mosling, Jon Wabyick; secon row- Dan Evans, Jake Porritt, Seth Beers, coaches Mr. Ehlinger, Mr. Spanier, Mr. Mcinerney, Adam Schoeler, B.J. Green, Alex lppolite; third row- Adam Berger, Hector Brunell, Ward Tatlock, Kyle Herderson, Mike Busse, Tom Weis, Jason Chestnut, Takahiro Hashimoto, Chris Jahn, Travis Love; fourth row- Vijay Sankaran, Greg Mitchell, Yoshii Matsuda, Steve Saxon, Ben Karch

Varsity Soccer- top row- Seong-Jong Kim, Ralph Wendt, Ryan Waters, Ben Waldau, Ben Shaw, TikPichaya, Langdon Hutchinson, David Martin, Matt Schroeder, Zaid Zakaria, Troy Hong; second row- Peter Baumgartner, Patrick Beighley, David Hommel,coaches Mr. Cobb & Mr. Veling, managers Peter Kim, Cindy Hallin, & Julie Kapustka, Billy Awau, Charley Shaw, Takashi Aoki; third row- Hiraki Tanaka, Sam Kim, Curtis Low, loon Kim, Mike Hong, Hoon Lee, Neill Mullett, Jeff Livesey, Xavier Perez ;fourth row- Shinichiro Fujisaki, Hernan Fuente, Chris Choi, Rusty Maxham, Frank Mackenzie, Anders Graff, Kongo Kawakita, Eric Escalante

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Follow pictures clockwise from top right to top left.

- Running was the major part of everyday practice. Kongo is having fun during the practice.

- Sam Kim is trying to catch a ball.

Sam was also chosen to be the most improved player during the season of'92.

- Mr. Cobb and the gang are having a tete-a-tete during the game.

-Mr. Cobb is advising Heroki while Anders and Mr. Palm are posing for the picture. Mr. Cobb and Mr. Ve/ing made an awesome team during the season of '92.

- Manager Peter Kim thinks he is the most valuable manager(?) of the season.

- Charley Shaw and our defense team are ready for the show.

- The players are eating oranges during the break. According to most players, these oranges had the best taste of all.

- Hoon Lee is running after another goal. "Hoon, please pass the ball!"

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In the '92' season of boys' soccer there were ups and downs. As we started the season we knew we were not going to be very strong at all. But we were out there for the love of the game. A substantial loss was brought to the team when David Martin went out with a hurt knee not even having played the first game. But the team rallied together and played better and better as the season progressed. Over all we didn't have that bad of a season considering the age and experience of most of the players. I felt that all of the seniors did extremely well in practice and also in the games. Both coaches did an excellent job and on behalf of the team I would like to thank them for their patience and support for the whole team no matter what the situation.

Neill Mullett The Varsity soccer team was young and enthusiastic. There were citizens from Japan, Korea, Mexico, Germany, Thailand, and Pakistan as well as epresentatives from the states of Michigan, Illinois, Tex as, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin on the team. The game experience gained by members of the team will be of •reat help to nex t year's team. Captains for this year were Curtis Low, David Martin, Neil Mullett. The most valuable player was Neil Mullett and the most improved •layer was Sam Kim. "I enjoyed this team as much as any that I have coached in the past twenty years. They were a great group of individuals. Thanks for a good effort!"

-Mr. Cobb

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GIRLS' TENNIS

Wayland Wins!

Waupun 5-2 Home Doubles 1st of8 Sun Prarie 4 - 3 Oshkosh Lourdes 6 - 1 Midwest Classic 2nd of 5 Lake Mills 8 - 7 Appleton Xavier 6 - 1 WISAA Tournament 3rd of 7 Watertown 6 - 1 Beaver Dam 6 - 1 GORED!!

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VARSITY top row- Coach Laura Feilbach, Stephanie Decker, Benedicte Howitz, Denise Konrath, Asma Ali, middle rowManager Chris Claydon, Manager Dan Hayes, Susan Park, Asra Ali, Megan Renehan, Manager Josh Heimerl, botton row- Tomoko Mori and Meredith Coulson.

Above Grace and Erinn are a little camera shy. Denise, Stephanie, and Benedicte, practicing hard. "Laura, can you smile any bigger?"

J. V. top row- Coach Rick Soens, Jessica Jacobson, Katy Welch, Katja Wendt, Andrea Levine, Toni Bislew, Rima Khreish, and Regina Dabbs, middle row- Lauren Brognano, Brittany Stallone, Kate Schneider, Barbara Martinez, Hee lung Kang, len Aldrich, Emily Wang, Liz Cherry, Yoon Hee Suh, bottom- Payal Jhaveri, Heather Wiggins, Laura Sweet, Shareene Lindquist, Mia Kim, Grace Choi.

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Catherine, Meghan, and Sam wait in position, while Lynn watches on. Lynn, Shana, and Nickie pose for a picture before practice.

Catherine expresses her feelings during a tough game, as Kelly practices bumping before a game.

Varsity- top row- Catherine Ludlow, Meghan Kronzer, Coach Shane Foster, Karen Dahl, Liz McNally; 2nd row- Peg Mikkelsen, Lynn Gable, Shana Goetsch, Nickie Fabisiak, Sam Honold, Monica Pelle; 3rd row- Mandy Beck, Lisa Middleton, Kelly Tock.

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Monica and Peg bump the ball back and forth, as the J. V. takes a water break.

Tulin waits to bump the bal/,heads up Julie and Kristi.

T. V- top row- Coach Tracy Daniels, Tulin Waters, Saira Khan, Nikki Hamilton, Julie Cunningham; 2nd row- Lindsey Thomas, Kristi Smith,

4manda Saxe, Ji Hyun Lee, Soni Parekh, Tanya Swage!; 3rd row- Liz Goslin, Heather Smith, Christine Ashby.

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Team Photo: Varsity First Row: Dong-Joon Kim, Dave Hommel, Carr Purser, Tom Castle, Sam Kim, Back: Coacl Hanson, Jason Liao, Doug Lohse, Mr. Scully (head coach), Chris Braun, Steve Breitzka, John Weiss (assistant coach)

''As a unit we continued to improve throughout the season. It was very important for us to lay the foundation for future success. I believe we did just that. At one time we were starting five freshmen players and I believe they responded well. I am very proud of the players who stuck by their team and continued to improve and compete."

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Sam Kim sinks the ball. Doug Lohse makes a shot during practice. Jason Liao keeps a handle on the ball while Sam Kim looks on.

"We simply tried as hard as we could every time out this season. We faced brutal circumstances, and that we finished standing as friends is a tribute to the character and integrity of the guys on this team. " Mr. Scully Jason Hartzell, Tam Castle, Dave Hommel, Aaron Westra, Doug Lohse all get ready to defend themselves against the other team. Tom Castle takes a break during sprints in practice. Rob Meko gets ready to sink the ball.

Team Photo: J.V.: Max Precht, Andy Huss, Vijay Sankaran, Jeremy Faust, Mike Hong, Taro Okubo, Rich Leuser, John Weiss (coach), George Demos, Aaron Westra.

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Front row: Kim Porubcan, Tulin Waters, Asra Ali, Alex Schwertfeger, Meredith Coulson.

Coach Gando!f beams approval of what his girls can do on the basketball court. At right Alex Schwertferger stops in her race down court to set things up. At bottom right Lynn Gable shows her hussle. At bottom left Alex Schwertfeger and Benedicte Howitz look for another basket.

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL Wayland 39-12 U. Lake School Wayland 35-61 St.Joan Antida H.S. Wayland 28-41 U. School- Milw.

Wayland 48-39 Abundant Life Chr. H.S. Wayland 32-50 Stockbridge H.S. Wayland 48-28 Cavary Babtist H.S. Wayland 34-31 Alden-Hebron (JL) H.S. Wayland 32-40 U. Lake School Wayland 32-27 Madison Abundant Life Wayland 54-31 Milw. Messmer H.S. Wayland 60-25 Calvary Babtist H.S. Wayland 41-46 Dodge/and H.S. Wayland 33-38 Alden-Hebron (IL) H.S. Wayland 31-68 Madison Edgewood H.S. Wayland 48-10 Milw. Messmer H.S. Wayland 28-45 U. School Milw.

Wayland 26-66 Northwestern Prep.

Clockwise from top left- Kim Porubcan and Tulin Waters look for two against Stockbridge. Coach Gandolf gets his team ready for play. Liz McNally takes a breather. Stephanie Decker tries her luck at the free-throw line. Rana Stephens goes for a breathtaking layup. Nikki Hamilton plays keep away from her opponent.

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WAYLAND HOCKEY

Front Row, From Left: Josh Heimerl, Chuck Carnahan, Jeff Livesey, and Hideo Kurowkawa. Middle Row: Brittany Stallone, Ellie Elkins, Rusty Maxham, Neill Mullett, Mark Steinbach, Cheke "The Tiger" Mittler, George Hales, and Lisa Orlando. Top Row: Tom "Caboose" Pedersen, Cyrus Mailman, Eric Meenk, Coach Boucher, Jed "Barrabus" Meunier, Gene Szatkowski, Jon Ledinsky.

Left: There are many men, Cheke Mittler, Neill Mullett and Jeff Livesey, on the ice engaging in Nordic battle. Center: Gannon. Right: Steinbach comes out from the net.

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Middle: Jake and Seth are smiling for the picture.

Right: Erinn yells out, "Make way. Here I come!"

Top Row: Mr. Kasper, Travis Love, Anders Graff, Kyle Henderson, Kristofer Graff, Alex lppolite, Seth Beers, Mike Busse, Ben Shaw, Patrick Beighley; Second Row: Ms. Alpaugh, Tom Mikkelsen, Ben Perlstein, Lizz Cherry, Yoko Shimada, Stephanie Fisher, Erinn Mahoney, Ji Hyun Lee, Mr. Cobb; Third Row: Curtis Low, Ski,

Seoung-Wook Kim, Dave Donohue, Langdon Hutchinson, Peter Kim, Chris Jahn, Meghan Kronzer, Woo-Sung Ryu, Jake Porritt, Ski, Charley Shaw.

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This is the way WooSung skis(?) .... . Travis is sharing his Love for skiing with Sheila and Erinn .... . Eitaro looks very enthusiastic about his skiing.

"Skiing. . .it's a chance to break free from all the chaos of Wayland life and have fun ...

By the way, Kasper, you are late!"

-Alex &CMAt the beginning of the year, I didn't think we had much chance of having a successful saeson. But with big improvements from Kyle Henderson and Opie, we qualified for state and ended up doing O.K. We also got big contributions from Pat Beighley and Langdon -Seth BeersHutchinson.

As a whole for the ski team, both boys and girls had a great season. Both teams were struggling in the beginning, but luckily pulled through. The boys' team made it to Conference with a tie for eighth, ninth, and tenth, along with the girls who were sixth going into Conference. Both teams qualified for the state meet up at Wausau.

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The boys' ski team did an excellent job again this year. We did not have the depth that we have had in past years so it was very important for our 1st form skiers to stay upon their skis. They did and as a result they once again qualified for conference and state meets.

As coaches, we were very pleased with the progress of the whole team and see several good young prospects for next year.

Girls' Ski Team

Aren 't those skis heavy? -Seoung- Wook, Peter, Woo-Sung, Kyle, and Sheila show off their skis.

We had high expectations for the girls team at the begining of the year. However, after the first three meets, it looked like all was lost. It was at this time that they pulled together and raced to a 2nd and two 1st place finishes to qualify for the conference and state meets. We were very pleased with their progress and feel that the future looks very good as it is a young team. We are again looking forward to next year. -Mr. Kasper93

POMPONS

Working with this year's Porn Pon squad has been an interesting and unique experience. Very few of the girls had any previous experience and this created quite a challenge. Captain, Shana Goetsch, did most of the choreography and did an excellent job. Co-Captain, Nicole Brandrup, was a joy to work with, always cheerful and ready to help. Several of the girls exhibited the type of dedication to the squad that makes working with a group enjoyable.

MaryAnn Miller Promoting School Spirit!

Clockwise:Nickie Fabisiak, Hee Jung Kang, Yun Hee Suh, Olivia Mak, Melina Raffin, Kelly Tack, Christine Pomponio, and Liz Goslin all warm up before performing; L -R: Shana Goetsch, Nicole Brandrup, Kelly Tack and Liz Goslin perform their routine; R-L: Christine Pomponio, Nicole Brandrup, Nickie Fabisiak, Liz Goslin, Beth Schneider, Olivia Mak, Melina Raffin, and Payal Jhaveri in a line waiting to perform. Coach MaryAnn Miller watches as the girls perform.

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This year Poms has certainly been an experience! With so many new members, we've had to deal with a lot of tension and stress. There were times when we had lots of fun and times when we had some disagreements.

Through it all, we learned a lot about each other, gained experience, and most importantly, we improved.

-Shana Goetsch & Nicole Brandrup Clockwise: Tanya Swage/, Olivia Mak, Rima Khreish, and Tina Faaberg; Porn Pon girls performing their routine; Shana Goetsch and Nicole Brandrup practicing before performing; Kelly Tock; Tina Faaberg.

Team photo: Top- Katie Hurn/eker, Nickie Fabisiak, Rima Khreish, Stefanie Za/ob, Melina Raffin, Tina Faaberg, Coach MaryAnn Miller. Middle- Kelly Tock, Christina Pomponio, Olivia Mak, Hee lung Kang, Tanya Swage/, Amanda Saxe, Yoon Hee Suh. Bottom- Liz Goslin, Nicole Brandrup, Shana Goetsch, Beth Schneider, Payal Jhaveri.

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SWIMMING

Bottom: Peter Baumgartner and Michael Moore are discussing their swimming ex­ periences. Top: Van Rypel is showing us a new sport - swim aerobics. What a "perfect" performance!

Varsity Team- Top Row: Lindsey Thomas, Tomoko Mori, Mandy Beck, Mr. Arneson, Kongo Kawakita, Jennifer Swanson, Katy Welch, Darryl Penrice. Second Row: Han Soo Shon, Josh Dalley, Mike Moore, Ralph Wendt, Van Rypel. Third Row: Susan Park, Saira Khan, Monica Pelle, Peg Mikkelsen, Karen Dahl.

J.V. Team- Top Row: Jennifer Swanson, Tomoko Mori, Seang Jong Kim, Mr. Araki, Greg Mitchell, Katy Welch, Mandy Beck. Second Row: Yoshi Matsuda, Kei Jshikiriyama, Kimihiko Harada, Brett Boling, Clint Masting, Ted Jeffries. Third Row: Kongo Kawakita, Lindsey Thomas, Grace Choi, Kristin Geurink, Shareene Lindquist, Kristi Smith, Darryl Penrice.

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Clockwise : Han Soo Shon is trying to make a perfect diving!

Please take a look at him.

John Triller is just about ready to dive. It's Lindsey Thomas's excellent front dive, while Darryl Penrice does a pike. Did you know that a towel can make so many different styles?

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Aerobics Front L toR: Anne Lutringer,

Laura Sweet, Barbara Martinez, Emily Wang, Center: Lisa Middleton, Asma Ali, Heather Wiggins, Toni Bislew, Cristina Pavon, Mia Kim, Angela Au, Ms. Chalone, Back¡ Julie Kapustka, Regina Dabbs, Dan Hayes, Dan Evans, Catherine Ludlow, Lauren Brognano , Samantha Honold, Katja Wendt.

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Kuma/a, Hector Brunell, Joshua Saxe, James Morrow, Back: Peter Grogan, Matthew Starker, David Martin, Aaron Kammer, Xavier Perez, Ryan Waters, John Scheff, Andrew Johnson, Sam Smith, Christopher Claydon, Benji Okon, Hernan Fuente, Mr. Disch, Young SangSuh.

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Weight Lifting Front L to R : Denise Konrath, Julie Kapu.~tka, Ms. Chalone, Back¡ Sam Smith, James Downing, Dan Hayes, Ryan Waters, Bryan Beham, Hector Brunell, Christopher Claydon, Catherine Ludlow, Barbara Martinez, Hernan Fuente.

Tae Kwon Do Front L to R : Mam i Hayashi, Kumiko Hayashi, Mari Fujita, Christine Ashby, Denise Konrath, Jessica Jacobson, Center: Lisa Karch, M ichelle Kolpin, Glen Purnardi, Chris Choi, Troy Hong, William Cho, Back: Hidetaka Mori, Hiraki Tanaka, Billy Awau, Julie Cunn ingham, Takashi Aoki, Emily Schriver, lin Park, Bryan Beham, Christopher Loh, Phillip Kim.

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Photography Front L to R: Ms. Hoy, Megan Renehan, Cristina Pavon, Emily Schriver, Xavier Perez, Frankie Kuma/a, Mrs. Walter, Back: Katja Wendt, James Morrow, Benji Okon, Patrick Conley, Aaron Kammer, Matthew Starker, Glen Purnardi.

Community Service Troy Hong, Mrs.

Bleifuss, Regina Dabbs, missing is Anne Lutringer.

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Yearbook Front L toR: Chris Choi, Mia Kim, Mrs . Urbanek, Mr. Patterson, Samantha Honold, Back: Asma Ali, Lisa Middleton, Emily Wang, Bridget Getzen, Heather Wiggins, Toni Bislew, Angela Au, Lauren Brognano, Joshua Saxe, Peter Grogan, missing are Jodi Conlan and John Scheff.

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TOP: Gene Szatkowski is wondering why someone wants to take a picture of him. Emily Schriver gives a BIG smile for the camera. I wonder what she is doing!

BOTTOM: Susan Park is getting attacked from both sides. Kumiko Hayashi has found a comfortable place to sit, while Tomoko Mori is wishing she would get off.

Laura Sweet and Stephine Fisher show exactly how much the worship their senior friend, Regina Dabbs.

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TOP: Vijay Sankaran gives a "thumbs-up"and he is ready to race. Takahiro Hashimoto stops for a quick snapshot while on their way out the door. MIDDLE: Chris Jahn, Ben Perlstein, and Clint Mosling are acting strange. How unusual! Josh McLean attempts to shave his hair. BOTTOM: What a beautiful face Tulin Waters has. David Greene takes a break after playing in the gym.

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Clockwise: Woo-Sung, Mr. Cobb, Yoon Hee, Young Sang, and Sam lung all pose for a picture before they start their winter vacation. Lizzy Goslin and Ms. F eilbach smile for the camera to prove that teachers and students can get along. Mike Tack, Greg Mitchell, and Vijay Sankaran take an awesome picture, ''just look at those cool studs". Brandon Grieve and Karen Dahl show off their cool clashing styles during spirit week. Heather Wiggins and Asma Ali smile pretty for the camera.

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Clockwise: Kyle Henderson plays tarzan while the teachers aren 't looking, don 't get caught Kyle. Brandon Grieve wonders what could be so funny about school. Opi Jahn, Grace Choi, Bridget Getzen, Soni Parekh , Christina Pomponio smile for the camera proving that people can get along. The lunch room regulars: David Green, Ali Zuberi, Rich Leuser love Wayland food so much! Kris Graff makes us all wonder what he's up to when he smiles.

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Guillermo Moreno, Barbara Martinez, Hector Brunell, Cristina Pavon, Xavier Perez all pose for a group picture.

When Meredith Coulson smiles don't you wonder what she's up to?

Wayland Academy is a great place to learn something about the language and culture of another country. Some of us come here to learn English and some of us come here to learn about the culture of America. It's not easy!! The language problem is most likely the hardest thing to overcome. Other things also make our life tough here- it's hard to be away from family and friends but we are doing our best. We want to talk to Americans and learn about their culture.

But Americans also need to talk to us.

Learning about our culture can be as much fun as our learning about America's. The world is getting closer and closer. The person with the knowledge of another country has a great advantage.

Chris Choi (of South Korea)

Craig Woods on his action weekend trip wonders what his next big catch will be. Toni Bis/ew, Lizzy Goslin, and Tomm y Jwo take time out from studying for a picture

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Matt Schoeder, Joey Blandford manly pose for the camera. Kei Ishikiriyama is ready to purchase some envelopes fro m the bookstore. Shareene Lindquist wonders how the third floor girls can be so crazy.

What makes Wayland a friendly place? I believe its diversity makes the Wayland community a friendly place. Students can learn about different customs and traditions around the world just by conversing with their friends. Students are from all over the world: from the European community like Spain, Germany, France, England; from the Pacific community like Japan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Thailand, and West Malaysia. Other students come from Pakistan, Barbados, M exico, and Saudi Arabia. Each student brings information about a different style of living. As it says on Mr. Cobb's office window,

DIVERSITY IS COOL! AsmaAli

IS COOL!!!

Chuck Carnahan tries to look attentive in his Spanish class. Aaron Westra, Benji Okon, and Matt Starker are all studying really hard, or so they make that illusion.

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Ralph and Katja Wendt,and Ben Waldau all enjoy watch football in the fall weather. Chris Coffeen looks deceivingly at the camera

Cyrus Maltman and Mike Busse relax in Wayland Hall-"Home Sweet Home". Kris Geurink and Tulin Waters hurry back to the dorm to get away from the cold wind. Lisa Karch acts serious for the camera. Ben Perstein the master guitarist poses for the camera. Kongo Kawakita acts wierd in the dorm while Mark Steinbach threatens us with his pool stick

Clockwise: Pat Mahoney and Yoshifumi Matsuda give us a glaring kind of look. Amanda Saxe sits peacefully in the girls dorm. Dave Greene looks happy as he takes time out from class to get a drink. Troy Hong and Seung Hoon Lee are startled, but happy to see the camera.

Han Sao Shan tries not to smile as a yearbook staff member takes a picture of him studying.

Lindsey Thomas and Saira Khan look happy as they walk to biology class in the begining of the year.

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Pillars 1993 Dedieation To a Host Dedicated Person!

Gloria Wheeler

Throughout the years Wayland has been most fortunate to have able and devoted faculty and staff members. The Pillars' staff recognizes one such person this year.

A concerned attention to details - and not merely the dotting of i's - has been her trademark throughout the past thirtytwo years of service to Wayland Academy. A vast knowledge of the Academy - gained through research and her experience as a secretary, capital campaign administrator, and coordinator for developmental and annual programs has enabled Gloria Wheeler to be a truly invaluable member of the administrative staff A native of Beaver Dam, Mrs. Wheeler attended Prospect Hall in Milwaukee from which she received an executive secretary certificate and first joined the Wayland supportive staff as a secretary in 1954. She left in 1957 for maternity leave and family responsibilities (her son Bryan subsequently was graduated from Wayland in 1976), but returned to the Academy in 1964. She then served in a number of secretarial positions through 1978, including two years as Secretary to the President and Headmaster.

There are many students on campus who don't realize what Gloria Wheeler does.

They cannot be faulted for this because Gloria goes about her work very quietly.

They will find out as soon as they become alumni. So many students have come back to campus, for reunions or just for a visit and mentioned how helpful she is to them. She is directly responsible for publicizing the great things our alums are doing. Considering the fact this is Wayland's 138th year, that is quite a job. A relative of mine graduated from Wayland in 1927. She is the oldest living alumni, currently a librarian at the home she resides in and Gloria manages to keep tabs on her. I have worked with Gloria for 12 years. My first direct interaction with her was in yearbook production. When I was yearbook advisor, I quickly found out that she was my most avid supporter and most helpful critic. She noticed the graphic messages and the artistic qualities of the book that many others didn't notice. Students that took my journalism classes learned to always ask what "that lady in development" thought of the yearbook. Now, as Fine Arts Department Chair, I work with her on some of the programs, not as a part of the job description, but it is sort of understood that she will find time to look over my graphic design for programs, and I hers. She is most helpful. Without Gloria Wheeler a lot of things would be not so quietly missed.

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In 1978 she was appointed the Research Analyst and subsequently served as the staff administrator for the 125th Anniversary Capital Campaign. In June of 1980 she was named Coordinator for Development, a position she maintains today, although the title has been changed to Coordinator for the Annual Programs.

Parents' Weekends, Alumni Weekends, the annual Spring Auction, the Annual Gift Fund, development, scholarship funds - the list goes on. It is perhaps most appropriate that we recognize this tireless and highly effective member of the Wayland administrative staff When this individual receives a project, the job gets done and done well!

Thanks, Mrs. Wheeler.

I made a big decision a little while ago.

I don't remember what it was, which

probably goes to show That many times a simple choice can prove to be essential Even though it often might appear inconsequential.

I must have been distracted when I left

my home because Left or right I'm sure I went. (I wonder which it was!)

Anyway, I never veered: I walked in that direction Utterly absorbed, it seems, in quiet introspective.

For no reason I can think of, I've wandered far astray.

And that is how I got to where I am today.

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illik.kelsen, Tom 12, 15, 18, 76, 92 19, 78, 96, 106 illitchell, Gregory 30,45, 72, 90 illITfLER, WILLIAM 10, 13, 20, 74, 75, 96 illoore, Michael 27, 34, 45, 75, 86, illORENO, GUILLERMO 108 illORI, HIDETAKA 27, 45, 76, 99 illORI, TOMOKO 45, 62, 63, 80, 96, 102 illORROW, JAMES 12, 31, 45, 75, 98, 100 illosling, Clint 20, 59, 78, 96, 103 illULLETT, NEILL 12, 35, 46, 78, 90 fakamoto, Takuma 20, 57, 65, 78 oJelson, Lincoln 16, 19, 59, 65, 74, 75 )kon,' Benji 24, 75, 98, I 00, 109 )kubo, Taro 11, 19, 20, 74, 75, 85 19, 114 )liver-Thompson, Sarah I9, 90, 114 )rlando, Lisa 24, 59, 76, 115 )rlowski, Kevin •arekh, Sonali 13, 14, 20, 21, 83, 107 •ark. Dong Jin 24, 56, 76, 99 'ark, Keny 54, 60, 62, 64, 65 'ark, Susan 24, 60, 62, 64, 69, 80, 96, 102 11, 21, 46, 98, 100, 108 'AVON, CRISTINA 'edersen, Thomas 20, 55, 76, 90, 91 46, 59, 60, 64, 82, 96 'ELLE, MONICA •enrice, Darryl 12, 20, 60, 74, 75, 96, 97 •erez, Xavier 24, 78, 98, 100, 108 •erlstein, Benjamin 20, 76, 92, 103, 110 'ichaya, Tik 24, 78 •omponio, Christina 20, 94, 95, 107 20, 21, 68, 78, 92 •orritt, Jake •orubcan, Kim 54, 64, 65, 86 •recht, Max 24, 60, 71, 76, 85 24, 60, 76, 99, 100 •urnardi, Ayodhya >urser, Carr 8, 24, 76, 84 faffin, Melina 19, 94, 95 14, 31, 46, 63, 80, 98, tENEHAN, MEGAN 100 26, 46, 64, 76, 96 lYPEL, VAN lyu, Woo Sung 24, 76, 92, 93, 106 ,aito, Eitaro 24, 76, 93 ,ankaran, Vijay 19, 57, 78, 85, 103, 106 ,axe, Amanda 20, 83, 95, 111 ,AXE, JOSH 12, 26, 46, 75, 98, 101, 120 ,axon, Stephen 20, 65, 78 ,CHEFF, JOHN 47, 98, 120 ,chmidt, Charles 54, 64 ,chneider, Beth 15, 18, 19, 62, 72, 73, 81, 94, 95 ,choeler, Adam 21, 78 ,chriver, Emily 13, 24, 34, 62, 67, 99, 100, 102 ,chroeder, Matt 24, 78, I 09 ,chultz, Melissa 54, 58, 64 ,chwertfeger, Alexandra 14, 21, 62, 69, 71, 72, 73, 86 22,25, 62, 65, 78, 92 ,haw,Ben ,haw, Charley I 0, 22, 25, 55, 62, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 78, 79, 92 54, 64, 92, 113 ,himada, Yoko 25, 65, 66, 68, 96, 97, 111 ,hon, Han Soo 19, 56, 76 ikogman, Chad 6, 18, 19, 83 imith, Heather 11, 12, 19, 83, 96 imith, Kristi iMITH, SAM 47, 72, 98, 99 ffALLONE, BRITTANY I, 47, 81, 90 itarker, Matthew 25, 76, 77, 98, I 00, I 09 iteinbach, Mark 13, 21, 76, 90, 91, 110 itephens, Rana 12, 19, 86 iuh, Yoon Hee 21, 81, 94, 95, 106 iuh, Young Sang 25, 98 iwagel, Tanya 19, 62, 65, 83, 95 iWANSON, JENNIFER 30, 47, 96 iweet, Laura I, 21, 58, 62, 81, 98, 102 54, 64, 90, I 02 izatkowski, Gene ranaka, Hiroki 25, 78, 99 21, 78 ratlock, Ward 21, 59, 83, 96, 97, 111 rhomas, Lindsey rock, Kelly 25, 62, 82, 94, 95 fock, Mike 19, 65, 76,106 rRILLER, JOHN 28, 47, 76, 77, 97 Wabyick, Jonathan 18, 19, 78 Wagenknecht, Celenda 10, 24, 25, 62, 69, 72, 93 Waldau, Ben 25, 65, 78, 110 WANG, EMILY 47, 81, 98, 101 I 0, 24, 25, 78, 98, 99 Waters, Ryan Waters, Tulin 25, 67, 83, 86, 103, 110 Weis, Thomas 9, 19, 78

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48, 81, 96 WELCH, KATHRYN WENDT, KATJA 48, 81, 98, I 00, 110 Wendt, Ralph 25, 78, 96, 110 Westra, Aaron 19, 57, 74, 75, 85, 109 Wiggins, Heather 8, 25, 62, 81, 98, 101, 106, 120 Woods, Craig 19, 65, 74, 75, 108 Zakaria, Zaid I� 22,25,6� 67, 78 Zalob, Stefanie 54, 64, 95 Zuberi, Mohammad 21, 65, 74, 75, 107

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Pillars Staff 1993

It is always a struggle to finish a book, however when a group is willing to work hard and together, it makes the work seem much easier and often even fun . I have enjoyed the hours spent with the yearbook staff this year. I am sorry to see the senior members go, but I also feel confident in the capabilities of the underclassmen I have worked with. Thank you for any donations you have made of your time or pictures, it all helps to create a personalized yearbook.

-Mrs. Urbanek Yearbook Staff

AsmaAli Toni Bislew Lauren Brognano Angela Au Chris Choi Jodi Conlan Bridget Getzen Peter Grogan Samantha Honold Mia Kim Lisa Middleton Josh Saxe John Scheff Emily Wang Heather Wiggins Special Thanks

Doug Palm Dee Walter Dana Graham Payal Jhaveri James Morrow Clint Mosling Cyrus Maltman and the countless others who donated to the completion of this years Pillars.

Clockwise: Hard workers Asma Ali, H eather Wiggins, Lisa Middleton and Bridget Getzen look for pictures for their pages. John Scheff, Peter Grogan, Josh Saxe and Lauren Brogna no getting down to business. Staff members during a lighter moment experiencing War Heads, a very tart candy. Bridget and Lisa collaborating on the collage. Mia Kim and Chris Choi "discussing" their page. John and Josh getting syched up. Mr. Patterson and Payal Jhaveri hard at work.

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