1954 - 1955 Wayland Academy Yearbook

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DEDICJT ION

We, the staff of the 195 5 yearbook, dedicate the Pillars to Mrs. Ruth Foster for her eleven years of consecrated service in the academic and social life of Wayland Academy as head of the English department and Dean of Girls.

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RAYMOND A. PATTERSON, PRESIDENT

Wayland 's Centennial year has been made even more successful by the inspired leadership of its headmaster, Mr. Ra ymond A . Patterson. In his year of administration, the students and faculty have respected and admired his capability and the high standards set for Wayland Academy.

Mr. Patterson's career began at Wayland when he entered school as a freshman in 1936. During his four years he was an active participant in all activities. He proved himself to be one of the best athletes in the history of the school, winning letters in football. basketball. and track. His high jump record has not yet been broken.

After graduation from Wayland in 1940, Mr. Patterson attended the University of Wisconsin where he received his bachelor's and master's degrees in education. In 1944 he gained recognition as one of the most outstanding basketball players to attend the university and was named to the All -American basketball team .

Mr. Patterson returned to his alma mater in 1948 as head basketball coach, and science and biology instructor. During the succeeding years he spent a large amount of time and effort in the public relations and admissions departments .

Not only is Mr. Patterson a member of the Wayland family, he is also a well established member of the community . He is a member of the Rotary, a deacon and trustee in the Baptist Church , a member of the Wisconsin "W" Club, the Wisconsin Alumnae , and Wisconsin Memorial Union .

As Wayland moves into her second century of service , she looks back with satisfaction and ahead with determination to meet the challenge of the future . Under the guidance of Mr. Patterson , we feel sure that the tradition and ideals of Wayland will develop character and knowledge.

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DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Tucker is now in his eighth year as teacher and Dean of Boys at Wayland. He has had many years of experience living in prep schools, both as a student and instructor. He attended preparatory school at Lake Forest Academy of Lake Forest, Illinois, and later returned to the school and served as an instructor for fifteen years, serving also as assistant headmaster. Before coming to Wayland Mr. Tucker was head of the Latin Department at Culver Military Acade-~ Mr. Tucker received his Bachelor's Degree from Prin eto and did his graduate work at Grenoble. Hei elbe~ t lle Sorb e, and the American Academy at Rome. He has t v ~ ~ siv 路 m Europe.

Africa, South America , and the East.

In addition to serving as Dean of oys~. cker is head of the Latin Department, and a membe f th t 路eric Board .

Students will long remem er . Tucke s Dean o Boys. His excellent guidance an de nde ndin of boys m e him one of the finest friends the

ASSISTANT DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Pihlstrom came to Wayland in 1945 after teaching at the Army Airforce Technological School. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Lawrence College and did graduate work at the University of Colorado in Remedial Readin g. Later she completed wor~ on her Master's Degree in Guidance at the University of Wis consm.

During her ten years on the Wayland campus. Mrs. Pihlstrom has taught Remedial Reading and several classes in Eng lish. For the past two years she has fulfilled the position of Dean of Curriculum, whose duty it is to help select and schedule all courses. Besides these duties she is also the Assistant Dean of Girls. at which she is very patient and understanding to all the girls.

Mrs. Pihlstrom has become an important member of our faculty.

Her helpfulness and enthusiasm have made her popular with the students and teachers alike.

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Mr. A. E. Wichman, Wayland's historian, toastmaster, Dean of Guidance and Vocational Guidance, has been an important member of the Wayland faculty since I 925. For those years he has devoted his complete life to the Wayland students and faculty.

Mr. Wichman obtained his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Carrol College and has done graduate work at the Universities of Chicago and Wisconsin. He majored in journalism and dramatics while in college and has been a frequent speaker in Chapel.

From 1934 to 1942 " Wick " was Dean of Boys. His expert coun seling has been "significant" to literally hundreds of Wayland students.

Every other spring Mr. Wichman takes charge of an Historical Field Trip to Washington, D. C. Mr. Wichman 's constant good humor and patient guidance have made him one of our most popular faculty members.

Mr. Leo M. Schnur has been an integral part of the Wayland faculty since the fall of 1944. During the time that he has been with us h e has proved himself to be an exceptionally able teacher and a friend to all. He seems to have the magic formula for teaching even the most difficult math process to even the worst students.

Mr. Schnur obtained his Bachelor of Education Degree from River Falls State Teachers College. He received his Master 's from Northwestern University and has done graduate work at the Uni versities of Wisconsin and Purdue. Just this last summer he won a scholarship to do work at Purdue.

Mr. Schnur was Dean of Boys for the year 1946-1947. At the present time he is Business Administrator, Head of the Math. Department, Director of Athletics , and Track Coach .

"Coach" has endeared himself to hundreds of people who have worked with him in the last ten years through his willingness to do any job for which nobody else has the time.

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Mr. Richard Holstein, one of the newer members of the Wayland faculty, joined the staff in January, 1954.

Mr. Holstein 's home town is Lebanon, Pennsylvania. He attended Lebanon Valley College at Annville, Pa., where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree majoring in biology and chemistry.

He has also done graduate work in education. Before coming to Wayland , Mr. Holstein had served as science instructor, registrar, and acting headmaster at West Nottingham Academy in Colora, Maryland.

Officially titled the Dean of Curriculum, Mr. Holstein is also the supervisor of the Science Department. in which he teaches chemistry and physics. He assists in the music and photography department.

Understanding and friendly, Mr. Holstein has quickly become one of the best-liked members of our faculty.

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RICHARD N. BOY A

JEAN BRIDGES

MILLARD BROWNE

Director of Public Relations Mathematics. Speech Football Coach B.A. , Lawrence College

Piano. Organ University. of Illinois Bachelor of Music Northwestern Unive rs ity Master of Music Colorado College Julliard School of Music Aspen Institute of Music

Spanish A.B., Washington University M.A., University of Chicago

MARGARET M. HOYER

OGILVIE M. LARIMORE, JR.

Mathematics Girls' Athletics B.A., Lawrence College

Science Yale University University of Wyoming B.S., University of Iowa

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Science B.S ., University of Wisconsin

GRETCHEN DE GROOT

MARCIA R . DWINELL

Pht~ s ical

French

Physical Education for Boys

A.B. , Bates College M.A ., Middlebury College

Platteville State Teachers College B.S., M.A. , University of Wiscon-

Education for Girls

B.A. , Grinnell College

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MARION E. MITCHELL Executii.Je Secretary Alumni Secretary

University of Wisconsin

ALEXANDRA ELIZABETH MONCRIEFF Piano , Voice

B.M ., M .M ., University of Michigan Wayne University 11

MARY K. SACKS N urse

R.N., .Jackson Park Hospital. Chi cago, Illinois

GERTRUDE MERRILL SCHNUR English

B.E., River Falls State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin

G. DANIEL WOOD

LA VITA DIERKEN WICHMAN

CARL H . WILLIAMS Mat he mat lcs. Science

Director o f Religion

Llhrarlan and T yping

B.A .. Tri nity College

B.A . Kal amazoo College B.D .. Crozcr Theological Seminary

B.A .. Carroll College

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SENIOR ULjSS From the thirty-five young, new Waylandites

lap.

The third lap began with Roberto Fernandez,

of 195 2, twenty-three have completed the fourth and final lap of the Wayland mile. As the race

Bill Adams, Marit Gundersen, and Dick Pingel

progressed, many others joined in to complete

leading the way. The year went fast and proved

the total number of fifty-seven crossing the finish

successful. None of us have forgotten our Junior

line in June, 1955.

Prom- the climax of our third lap. Many hours

Each of us now possesses

were spent decorating for the "Stairway to the

that token of success- a diploma.

Stars" but the unity we found working together

As Freshmen, the Centennial class opened its first lap by electing four able leaders to office:

has stayed with us.

Fred Kapelle, Laura Smith, Bob Jeuck, and Bill

anxiety of soon being a Senior in the Centennial

Ziegler.

Class of Wayland .

To begin our first lap of the race, we

June came and with it, the

At

The fourth and final lap- the most important

the half way mark members of our class could be

in a race and in a high school career. Leading us

found in every activity.

through this greatest year for us and for Way-

made our debut in the Homecoming skits.

When the end of the

Fred Kapelle, Bill

first lap was in sight our names were listed under

land were Mel Borchardt,

all- athletics, honor roll, Reuland, and on down

Adams, and Barb Morton. Homecoming, Christ-

the list .

mas Dance, Ice Carnival King and Queen, Ameri-

To start the second lap off in the right style,

can History, Senior Privs- so many events high -

we chose Rock Milia as our number I man fol -

lighted the year to make memories pleasant and

lowed up by Roberto Fernandez , Connie Zip-

everlasting.

prodt and Dick McFarland. The first hurdle was

College board exams the prominent topic of con-

homecoming where we came out with second

versation turned to college.

place in both the effigy and the skit. Numerous

pation we awaited the final word as to where we

dances such as "Twin Pan Alley," "Ranch Time

were to begin our second four year race.

With the passing of Rouland and

With great antici-

"Pomp and Circumstance" has now echoed

Roundup," and the annual "Sophomore Carnival" made this lap challenging and interesting .

through the halls of Wayland for the one hun-

As the half way mark of the whole race appeared,

dredth time . With it , we have found ourselves

we were anxious to cross the line and start our

at the pinnacle of one's high school career- the

career as .Juniors-the prelude to our big and last

finish line.

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SENIOR CLJSS OFFICERS

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Bill Adams, Treasurer ; Barb Mort on , Secretary ; Mel Borchardt. President; Fred Kapelle. Vice -President .

WILLIAM ADAMS Senate 3, 4: House Council 3, 4 : " W " Club 4 ; Senior Class Treasurer : Junior Class President ; Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 4 ; Tennis 3, 4; Youth Group 4: Ice Carniva l Court 3 : Choir 4.

MARIETTA BAUMGARTH Hockey 3, 4 : Water Ballet I. 2, 3, 4: Pillars 3 ; Y .W .C.A. I. 2.

3, 4 ; House Counci l 3: Nativity 3: Pro m Committee 3: Rouland 2.

3, 4; Spring Play 3; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; H onor Roll I . 2.

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ELAINE GOCKER Post 2, 3. 4; Day Club 2, 3, 4 : Rouland 4 ; Honor Roll 2, 3.

BERT GRAY Water Ballet Staff 2. 3. 4; Post 3: House Council 3, 4: Nativity Staff 3 .

4 ; P rom Committee 3; Rouland 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2, 3: Honor Roll 2: Ice Carnival Committee 3.

MARGARET GUNDERSEN Water Ballet 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4 ; Y.W.C.A. 3, 4; Cabinet 3, 4 ; Junior Class Secretary: Nativity 4; Prom Committee 3; Rouland 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Spring Pia y 3 ; Forensics 4: Riding Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4 ; Youth Group 3. 4 : Toastmasters 3, 4; Ice Carnival Committee 3.

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THOMAS HINTON Wrestling 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Track 4.

WILLIAM HOAG

SUZANNE HALVERSON Basketball 4 : Hockey 4: Water Ballet 3, 4 : Y .W.C.A. 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Nativity 4: Prom Committee 3 : Rou land 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Youth Group 3, 4: Ice Carnival Committee 3: Choir 4.

KRISTIN HARTIG Water Ballet 3, 4 : Y .W .C. A. 3, 4 : Nativity 4: Rouland 4 : Riding Club 4: Youth Group ), 4: Toastmasters 3: Chapel Choir 3. 4.

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MARLENE HOBBS Ski Club 5; Post 5; Nativity 4; Water Ballet 5; Y.W.C.A. I. 2, 3, 4, 5; Rouland 4, 5; Chapel Choir 5; Youth Group 5; Toastmasters 2, 3, 4, 5; Forensics 4, 5; Riding Club I. 3, 5: Drama Club I. 3, 4 , 5 ; Activities Committee 5.

FRANKLIN HOCHHOLZER Football 4; "W" Club 4; Rouland 4; Drama Club 4; Track 4; Youth Group 4; Toastmasters 4.

HARRY HUMMER Swimming 2, 3, 4: Track 4; Water Ballet 4; Post 2, 3, 4: Senate 4; House Council 3, 4; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; Rouland 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4 : Youth Group 4.

CAROL JAPP Y.W.C.A. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Rouland 3, 4; Forensics 4; Riding Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4: Youth Group 3, 4; Toastmasters 3, 4: Choir 3, 4.

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PENELOPE JOHNSON Y .W.C.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Rouland 4; Nativity 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 4; Youth Group 1. 2. 4; Toastmasters I. 2; Chapel Choir 3; Choir 4.

FREDERICK KAPELLE Basketball 2. 3. 4. 5; Football 3. 4.

5; Senate 2. 5 : House Council 5: .. W .. Club 2. 3. 4. 5; Day Club 1.

2. 3, 4, 5: Freshman Class President: Senior Class Vice-President: Prom Committee 4: Rouland 2, 4, 5: Spring Play 2: Forensics 5; Drama Club 2, 3. 4, 5; Honor Roll 1. 2.

3, 4. 5; Golf 2; Track 2. 3. 4, 5: Activities Committee 5: Ice Carnival Court 2.

FREDERICK路 JEDWILL Rouland 4: Choir 4.

KATHRYN JERMAIN Basketball 2. 3. 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4; Water Ballet 2. ), 4: SI-.i Club Z. ), 4: Y.W.C.A . I . Z. 1. 4 : CJbinct 4 : Varsity Club 2. >. 4: N.nivity 2. ) : Ro uland 2. 3. 4: Forensics I: Rid路 ing Club I, 2. ), 4: Dr.1111.1 Club I, Z. 1. 4: Honor R oll I. 2: Youth Group I. Z. 4: Toastm.1strrs I, Z. 4.

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RAYMOND KING

WILLIE LARSEN

ALFRED LAUN Sw imming 1, 2 , 3 , 4: House C ouncil 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Band 1 ; C hoir 2, 3, 4.

STEPHEN LEVIN Basketball 4 ; Football 4 : " W " Club 4; Rouland 4 ; Honor Roll 4 ; Track 4 : Youth Group 4 ; Toastmasters 4 .

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DONNA MESSER Y.W .C.A. I. 2, 3, 4 : Day Club I. 2, 3. 4 : Nativity 2, 3, 4 ; Forensics 4; Drama Club I. 4 ; Honor Roll I : Activities Committee 4.

JOYCE MICKLESON Basketball 4 : Water Ballet 3, 4 : Ski Club 3, 4 : Y.W .C.A. 3. 4 : Reuland 4 ; Riding Club 3, 4 : Drama Club 4 : Youth Group 3, 4; Toast masters 3, 4 : Chapel Choir 4.

JOANNA MANSON Y.W .C.A. 3, 4 : Reuland 3, 4: Drama Club 4 : Youth Group 3, 4: Toastmasters 4.

WILLIAM McKINSTRY Swimming I. 2. 3. 4 : Basketball I: Day Club I. 2. 3, 4: Forensics 3: Golf I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2 : Ski Club I .

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MARY LOUISE MILLER Basketball 4; Hockey 2. 3, 4 ; Y.W .

C. A. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 ; Na tivity 3; Rouland 3, 4 ; Riding Club 4 ; Drama Club 3; Youth Group 2.

3, 4; Toastmasters 3: Chapel Choir 3. 4.

WILLIAM MILLER Swimming 3. 4: Youth Group 4.

BARBARA MORTON Hockey 3 ; Water Ballet 2, 3, 4 ; Pillars 4; Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 4; House Council 4 ; Senior Class Secretary ; Prom Committee 3: Spring Play 3 : Rouland 3, 4: Choir 4.

MARlETT A PEL TON Pillars 4; Y .W.C.A. 3, 4; Secretary 4: Prom Committee 3; Rouland 3, 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Water Ballet 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Youth Group 3, 4; Toastmasters 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Junior Marshal.

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CATHERINE QUALEY Basketball 3. 4 ; Hockey 4 ; Water Ballet 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Y.W .

C.A. 3 , 4 ; Riding Club 3. 4; Drama Club 3, 4 ; Honor Roll 3. 4.

KENNETH RICE Wrestling 2, 3. 4 ; House Council 4 : Re uland 4 ; Forensics 2. 3. 4 ; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 : Toastmasters 2. 3, 4 : Photography Club 1. ~~/A'~. c;L ~~ o&.-.IA

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~~ JANE PORTER Water Ballet 2, 3; Y .W.C.A . 1. 2.

3, 4 ; Drama Club I . 2 : Youth Group 2, 3. 4 : Chapel Choir 2: Choir 3, 4.

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ROBERTA RINEHART Hockey 4 ; Water Ballet 4 ; Y.W.C.A .

2, 3, 4 ; Rouland 3, 4; Forensics 4 : Riding Club 4 ; Drama Club 3, 4 : Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Youth Group 2. 3, 4 : Toastmasters 4: Choir 3, 4: Band 2.

STEPHEN SC HLAFER Swimming 1. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3 : Post 2.3: " W " Club 3, 4 : Prom Committee3 :Rouland I ,2: Spring Play I, 2 : Drama Club 2, 3; Riding Club I ; Golf 2, 3: Youth Group I, 2, 3: Toastmasters I, 2: Ice Carnival Court 2.

DALE SCHOON Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4: House Council 3 ; " W" Club 2, 3, 4: Rouland 4; Track 2, 3, 4 : Youth Group 2. 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4.

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I, J,. 3, 4 : Cabmet 2, 3; Pres1dent 4:

o'llse Council 3: Varsity Club 2, 3.

4 ~ ativity 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee -3 : Rouland I, 2. 3, 4: Spring ~ I y 2. 3: Forensics 2: Riding Club I, 2 : Drama Club I , 2, 3, 4 : Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I , 2.

3, 4: Activities Committee 2: Youth Group I , 2. 3: Treasurer 3: Toastmasters I, 2: Choir 3. 4.

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DAVID SOLD WEDEL Basketball 3, 4 ; Football 4 ; House Council 4; " W" Club 3, 4 ; Reuland 4; Tennis 4 ; Activities Committee 4 : Youth Group 4.

EDGAR STOFFELS Golf 4.

LAURA SMITH Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Water Ballet 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Senate 3, 4; Chairman 4 ; Y .W.C.A. 1.

2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Cabinet 2, 3; House Council 1; Varsity Club 1. 2, 3, 4 : President 3 ; Freshman Class Vice-President; Cum Laude 3, 4 ; Junior Marshal ; Nativity 2, 3, 4 ; Prom Committee 3 ; Reuland 1, 2.

3, 4; Spring Play 2, 3; Forensics 1: Riding Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4 ; Activities Committee I. 2; Youth Group 1. 2, 3, 4: Toastmasters 3, 4 ; Secretary 3 ; Ice Carnival Court I : Chapel Choir I. 2; Choir 3, 4.

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EDWARD TOUR TELOT Swimming 1, 2 ; Post 2, 4 ; Rou1and 4 ; Riding Club 1 ; Track 2: Tennis 4; Activities Committee I : Youth Group 3, 4: Toastmasters 1: Photography Club 2: .Band 4.

JOAN TOUR TELOT Hockey 3, 4 ; Water Ballet 2, 3, 4 : Ski Club 2, 3, 4 : Senate 3: Y.W. C.A. I, 2, 3, 4 : Cabinet 4: Junior Class Vice -President: Rouland 2: Drama Club 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Ice Carnival Court 3: Chapel Choir 4.

DONALD UTZ Wrestling 1, 2, I, 2, 3: House tivity Staff I , 2. 3. 4: Youth

3 ; Water Ballet Staff Council 2. 3, 4; Na 2, 3: Rouland Staff Group I. 3: Choir 2 .

.JUDITH VAN DALSON Water Ballet 2, 3. 4: Pillars 3: Edi tor 4: Post 3. 4 : Senate 3: Y.W. C. A. I. 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 3: Prom Committee ) : Rouland Manager 3: Drama Club 3. 4: Youth Group 4 : Club Henri Manager 1.

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CAROL WESTER

CONSTANCE ZIPPRODT

Hockey 4: Water Ballet 3, 4 : Post 4: .Senate 4: Y.W .C.A . I , 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 3: Varsity Club 4 : Nativity 3, 4: Rouland I. 2, 3, 4 : Riding Club I. 2, 3, 4: Drama Club I. 2.

3, 4: Honor Roll 2 : Activities Committee 3: Youth Group I, 2, 3: Toastmasters I, 2 ; Club Henri Manager 4: Choir 3, 4: Chapel Choir I. 2 : Ice Carnival Committee 2.

Basketball 2, 3. 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4 : Water Ballet I. 2, 3, 4 : Ski Club I , 2: Post 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4: Y.W.C.A. I, 2. 3, 4: Cabinet 2. 3: Treasurer 4 ; Varsity Club 4 : Sophomore Class Secretary: Nativity 2.

3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Rouland I, 2, 3, 4 : Forensics I. 2. 4: Riding Club I . 2, 3, 4: Drama Club I. 2.

3. 4; Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4; Activities Committee 2: Youth Group I. 2, 3. 4 : Toast masters I. 2: Ice Car njval Court 2: Chapel Choir I , 2: Girls' Sextette 1: Girls' Trio 4 : Choir 3. 4.

GARY WILLIAMS Football 4; Group 4.

Basketball 4: Youth

" ALLEGIANCE" As of old when knights and maidens.

Summoned by Devotion's call .

Gathered 'midst the hallowed splendor Of some great , ancestral hall .

So, today, we do thee homage.

Wayland , castle of our dreams !

In thy name our torch was lighted .

Gallant still it s white flame gleams.

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UOMPOSITE SENIORS GIRL

BOY

Hair-Penny Johnson Brains-Marietta Pelton Eyebrows- Laura Smith Eyes-Connie Zipprodt Nose-Suzi Halverson Mouth-Corky Dahlberg Teeth-De De Bussan Smile-Lee Baumgarth Complexion- Donna Messer Chin- Jane Porter Neck- Gretchen Smith Voice- Kris Hartig Hands- Joan Tourtelot Waist- Mary Lou Miller Legs- Cathy Qualey Ankles- Petie Hobbs Figure-Judy Van Dalson Walk- Margie Eisert Athlete- Lois Gates Authority- Sue Clark Diligent- Elaine Gocker Friendliness- Carol Japp Kindness- Jo Manson Laugh- Roberta Rinehart Nai路vete- Carol Wester Neatness- Barb Morton Pep- -Kay Jermain Personality- Marit Gundersen Sincerity- Joyce Mickleson

Hair- Don Utz Brains- Bill Adams Eyebrows- Bert Gray Eyes- Gary Williams Nose- Dave Price Mouth- Bill McKinstry Teeth- Harry Hummer Smile-Bill Miller Complexion- Jim Bennett Chin- Tom Hinton Neck- Bill Hoag Voice- A! Laun Hands- Ted Tourtelot Hips- Ray King Legs- Steve Smith Ankles- Ed Stoffels Physique- Dale Schoon Athlete- Fred Kapelle Diligent-Fred Jedwill Friendliness- Mel Borchardt Humorous-Willie Larsen Laugh-Paul Deniger Mighty Mouse-Dave Soldwedel Music-Bob Brainerd Naivete- Steve Schlafer Pep- Frankie Hochholzer Personality- Spike Levin Politician- Ken Rice

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JUNIOR

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Jim Abbott

Carol Bakkum Dan Barber

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Treasurer ; Dan Barber. President

Bob Barber Dick Barnes Ann Bj oin

Cynthia Blanchard Diane Block Barbara Brown Scott Brown

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Helen Burton David Camenga

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Jon Stillman. Vice-President.

Bob Chesi Penny Clark Jerry Collins

Ann Corcoran Art Curtis Lynne Dennis Brita Duce

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The large class of 1956 started out the year with many new faces added to its ranks. Early were : President, Dan Barber ; Vice-President,

Jon Stillman: Secretary, Jo Karsten: and Treasurer, Jeff Snyder.

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; In we began to plan for our homeco ing sk.it and effigy. With the idea that this ~ as

to be our biggest and best year, many ex-

cel'lent ideas were contributed, and both the / skit and effigy were successful.

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Jan Eikenmeyer Louie Elin Nort Elliott

Jean Elser Susie Engle Liz Esten Jim Gascoigne

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CLASS traditional activities , " Sadie Hawkins' Day ,'' which is always popular with everyone. It is handed down by every fourth year graduating class to the incoming freshmen.

The Junior class was also well represented in all phases of Wayland life, having many jun iors as officers in various clubs and activities .

There were also many junior students on varsity athletic teams, and still others distinguished themselves academically.

Under the capable leadership of their class officers the class has had an outstanding year .

Judy Gasul

Our thanks are extended to Miss Porter and Mr . Grimm, our class advisors, for the help they have offered throughout the year .

Holly Hagan Barbara Hickman

Jo Karsten Mary Keating Ward Keil

Judy Kerber Mary Kimball Teddi Kirkby Barbara Lacke y

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Carol Lechner

Tucker McNamara

Martha Lentz

Judy Lipps

George McAneny

Stan Marshall

Vickie Mason

Judy Metcalf

Judy Monsen

Sharon Monsen

Chuck Morgan

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Judy Nagley

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Alice Pyle

Dave Root

Dick Schulz

Ltrry Smead

Carri e Smith

h路rrell Sterner

Colin Stetse>n

Janet Sharp

Bill Smith

Jeff Snyder

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Jon Stillman

Steve Stockberger

Pat Vaughn

Judy Voss

Pete Thomas

Judy Tratt

Liz Wilson

Tom Zimmerman

( Jim Wamser

Craig Ward

I John Whitney

Carter Wilkinson

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Fred Bishop Kathie Blackmur

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Secretary ; Jim Hawes. Vice - Pn

Janet Brown Ned Burke Steve Butler

Joyce Christensen Judy Clark Bill Craig Barbara Cullum

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SOPHOMORE The sophomore class officers of 1954-55 were Bud Schoen , President ; Jim Hawes, Vice-President: Kathy Schnur, Secretary: and Jim Hinkson, Treasurer.

We sophomores worked with unequaled class spirit on both our Homecoming skit and effigy, comin g through with novel ideas to make our centennial a great success.

The week before Thanksgiving we gave our first activity of the year, and we know everyone had a grand time.

As usual. we put on the traditional Sopho -

Jim Hawes

more Carnival with several new ideas in the way of booths. We have had many activities this year and have done many odd jobs to raise

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Ann Hoyer Butch Kellogg Harold Kickert Ted Landon

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CLASS money for next year's Junior Prom.

It will

take a lot of work to equal this year's Prom, but we intend to try our best .

Miss Dwinell and Mr. Meyer were wonderful to us this year, and were always ready and willing to chaperone us and help out in our many class and committee meetings . Mrs. Pihl strom, our class counselor, was always willing to help us with any problems we had, giving many of us much needed guidance, co-operation and efforts, and we feel that our sophomore year would not have been successful if it were

Sherry Lane

not for the patience and guidance of our coun selors.

Lorna Lien David Link

Grant Ramer Bill Reupke Gene Ritter

Jean Rockhill Karen Schmid Kathy Schnur Bud Schoen

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Sue Stock路mg

Bob Smith

Mike Swygert

Ruth A nn Smith

Bob Veen

Mike Sterr

Gretchen

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Jay Brown

Sandra Caffee Carol Chester

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT- Ken Kell

relary -Treasurer; John Stroh, p ,

Or!in Cigelske Harry Cody Jim Cunningham

Carol Drury Helen Eisert Linda Forsgren Dave Geffert

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SS OFFIUERS

Judy Gill

Jeff Gilman Judy Griffin

Vice- President ; Bonnie Lipps . Secicfent .

Judy Hales Jackie Henriksen Margo Herlin

Pat Herman Penny Hilton Jerry Johnson Bill Kaeser

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FRESHMAN Our first year at Wayland was a happy and successful one for all. Everyone had a lot of class spirit and perhaps that is the reason we did so well on our Homecoming skit and effigy .

We were well represented in sports as well as social activities . Also , w e had our claim to fame as far as the honor roll goes .

The freshmen activities really showed the upper classmen what we " fr eshies" could do.

Ken Keller

Fran Kellogg Jackie Knaup

Kathy Kuss Lloyd Lanphere David Larson

Bonnie Lipps John Marum David Messer Ken Middleton

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CLJSS We were led this year by our President, John Stroh; our Vice-President, Ken Keller; and our Secretary- Treasurer, Bonnie Lipps . Our class was helped and guided by our sponsors, Miss De Groot and Mr. Wood, whom we would like to thank at this time.

If possible, we hope to make our next three years at Wayland better than our first one.

Dennis Mietzel

Jim Mosher Phil Newcomer

Ron Peters Lynn Porter Brandon Qualls

Bonnie Rheinganz Sandy Robinson Betsy Rumpel Nancy Schmid

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Jane Schulz

Jim Sullivan

Jim Wendt

Porter Thompson

Watson Whiteside

Thomas Timm

Barbara Withrow

Eileen Skupniewitz

Carlene Starkweather

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John Stroh

Dave Workman

Emma McGraw

Melly Fuenmayor

Dean Eyerly

Ralph Sacks

Dennis Lefton

Bill Fearing

Sue Sager

Susan Lookatch

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THE FELLOWS

THE GOOD 'OLE DAYS

DORMITORY £0UN£1LS WARREN HALL

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Standing-Barb Morton, Marit Gundersen. Linda Forsgren.

Sue Clark, Susie Engle.

WAYLAND HALL

Sitting- Judy Nagley,

STUDENT SENATE

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. Standing-Mel Borchardt, Jon Stillman. Bud Schoen, Dan Barber, Fred Kapelle. Craig Ward, John Stroh, Dick Schulz. Sitting-Sue Clark, Gretchen Smith, Laura Smith, Liz Esten, Judy Nagley, Carol Wester.

JCTIVITIES COMMITTEE

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Standing-Jim Hinkson, Miss Moncrieff, Mr. Proctor. Brita Duce. Donna Messer .

Sitting-Bonnie Lipps. Dick Schulz, Petie Hobbs, Dave Soldwedel. Jolly Hogan , John Stroh.

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PILLARS STJFF

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Standing-Bud Schoen, Liz Esten , Dan Barber, Judy Naglev . Sitting- Suzi Halvtrson ,

Barb Morton , Judy Van Dalson , Marietta Pelton.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .... .. ......... . .. . .. ... . Judy Van Oalson LITERARY EDITOR .... .. . . ... . . . . . .... . .. . .. Marietta Pelton ART EDITOR .. . ... . .. . .. . ... . .. ... . .. . . ..... Suzi Halverson GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR . .. .. . .. ..... . . . . .. . . . . .. Judy Nagley Boys' SPORTS EDITOR . .. . . ... .. . ... .. . ..... . ... Dan Barber ADVERTISING EDITORS ....... .. ... L iz Esten and Bud Schoen CALENDAR . ... ... . . . ........... . .... . ... . . . . ..... J o Karsten BUSINESS MANAGER .... . ... . . . .. . . . . . ..... . .. Barb Morton ADVISOR ... . . . .... . .... . ... .... .... . ... . .. . ... Miss Browne

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POST STAFF

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . .. ............. . . .. ... .. ..... . Craig Ward ASSIST ANT EDITOR .. . . . ............. . ..... . Connie Zipprodt NEWS EDITOR ... ...... . .......... . .... . ........ Bud Schoen FEATURE EDITOR .. .. ....... ....... ... . ........ Petie Hobbs GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR ................ . . . ...... Pat Vaughn BoYs' SPORTS EDITOR ... . . .. ......... . ...... Harry Hummer CIRCULATION MANAGER . .. .... ... .. . ... . .. . . .... Jo Karsten PHOTOGRAPHER .............. . ... . . . .. ....... Sudro Brown TYPISTS . ........ .. ....... .. Teddi Kirkby, Judy VanDalson, Martha Lentz, Judy Monsen, Sharon Monsen, Bob Barber, Elaine Gocker, Cynthia Blanchard.

PROOF READERS .. . .. .. . . ... ... Mary Kimball, Ferrell Sterner REPORTERS ...... ....... . ... .. Gretchen Smith, Mary Keating, Joyce Christensen, Nora Easton, Corki Dahlberg, Jim Mosher, Carol Wester, Gretchen Wernecke, Susie Engle, Ted Tourtelot, Tucker McNamara, Jeff Snyder, Jon Stillman, Dave Camenga .

ADVISOR ............... . .... . .... . . . . .. . .. ... . . Miss Porter

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UDJPEL UDOIR

Third Row--Helen Burton, Janet Brown, Bonnie Lipps, Gretchen Wernecke, Jane Schulz, Jean Elser, Betsy Rumpel. Kathy Schnur, Joyce Christensen, Susie Engle, Cynthia Blanchard, Kathy Blackmur, Teddi Kirkby. Second Row--Penny Clark, Mary Miller, Carol Drury, Vicki Mason , Suzi Halverson, Joyce Mickleson, Jo Karsten, Kris Hartig, Linda Forsgren. First Row--Barbie Withrow, Judy Voss. Joan Tourtelot, Margie Eisert, Judy Gasul, Judy Hales. Miss Moncrieff.

WAYLJND UDOIR

Fourth Row--Morgan. Adams, Laun, Schoon, Onan, Bussan, L. Smead, Mosher, Lefton, D. Larson. Third Row --Schoen , B. Barber, Hawes, Jedwill , Bennett, Hinkson, G. Smith, Esten, Zipprodt, Gundersen, Egdahl.

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Row--P. Johnson , J. Porter, Wester, C . Smith, Japp, Lane, Pyle , L. Smith, Hickman, Gates, Dahlberg, J. Clark, Rinehart . First Row--Kimball , Owen , Hogan , Doran, Pelton , Dennis. Tratt, J . Eikenme.Ycr, Hicks. Vaughn , Miss Bridges.

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TRIO

Standing-Carrie Smith, Connie Zipprodt, Marit Gundersen . Seated-Miss MoncriefÂŁ.

PEP BAND

Standing-Jim Mosher, Bill Fearing. Seated, Back Row-Dave Workman, Ray King. Ken Keller. Seated, Middle Row--Bob Brainerd, Ted Tourtelot, Jim Silver. Dave Camenga, Vicki Mason. Seated, Front Row-Dede Bussan.

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CABINET

Back Row--Judy Nagley , Joan Tourtelot, Carol Lechner, Carrie Smith, Marit Gundersen, Jo Karsten , Gretchen

Wernecke, Pat Vaughn , Susie Engle.

Smith.

Middle Row--Connie Zipprodt, Marietta Pelton, Gretchen Smith, Laura

Front Row-Joyce Christensen, Suzi Halverson , Kay Jermain, Helen Burton.

YW GROUP

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TOWN CLUB

Fourth Row-D. Peters, D . Messer, J . Wendt, 0 . Cigelski , D. Mietzel. A . Hoyer, . P . Berg, K. Keller, B. Qualls, P. Newcomer.

Third Row-W. Kiel, S. Brown, J. Cunningham , B. Rheingans, L. Esten, D.

Messer, D . Link, C. Lechner. J. Elser. Second

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iger, S. Lookatch, D . Geffert, K. Schnur, B. Smith, J. Haimerl. First Row-J. Henriksen , E. Skupniewitz.

K. Schmid, M . Lthtz, E. Gocker, A . Newcomer, J . Brown, S. Butler, M . Helfert.

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The festivities of Wayland's Centennial Homecoming began Friday, October 29, with the erection of effigies on various parts of the campus.

Although the freshmen literally ran off with first prize in the effigies, the seniors turned the tables and carried away the highest honor in the class skits, which were presented Friday night. Following the drama, everyone gathered before the bonfire as Mr. Boya presented the first place football team in our conference.

To begin Saturday's activities the girls hockey team displayed their ability in an uproaring tie game against Milwaukee Downer.

In the afternoon, our boys, to counteract twenty-five years of football defeats by Milwaukee Country Day, fought hard to score a 20-路19 victory.

Eddie Howard furnished dance music for all the students, faculty, parents, and friends Saturday night. The court, led by Queen, Connie Zipprodt, was presented to the guests during an intermission. The victory football of the afternoon was given to Mr. Pickard.

Mid-Sunday afternoon brought forth applause from hundreds of happy guests who attended the dedication of our newest building to Samual Pickard, Sr. This happiest event concluded what proved to be truly the happiest and most successful weekend the school has known.

We say ... Here's to Wayland, and her success in the years to come .. . may they be as prosperous as the last ones have been ... .

HOMECOMING DJNCE

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Standing-Sue Hicks, Janet Sharp. Seated- Judy Kerber, Kaye Jermain, Gretchen Smith, Liz Esten, Sue Clark, Margie Eisert, Judy Nagley, Lois Gates, Laura Smith.

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Barbara Brown, Laura Smith, Peggy Berg, Ann Hoyer, Sue Hicks, Sherry Lane, Gretchen Smith, Pat Vaughn.

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HOCKEY

Back Row-Osborn, Hickman, Gates, Baumgarth, Esten, Jermain, Dahlberg, C. Smith, Berg, Miller, S. Clark, Burton, Miss Hoyer. Middle Row-Keating, J. Monsen, Hicks, Elser, Vaughn , Nagley, L. Smith, Schnur, J. Tour路 telot, Zipprodt, M . Eisert, Qualey. Front Row-Sharp, Halverson, S. Monsen, Kerber, Hoyer, Gasul, Rinehart, Wester, Hogan.

The "Little Red" opened its hockey season October 9, by playing M .U.S . here.

The first team lost 1-0 after a terrific second half struggle. The second team won 2-0 with a goal by Baumgarth and by Sharp.

A few weeks later our hockey ladies journeyed to M.U .S., and the first team held them scoreless 0-0, but the second team lost 2-0.

At Homecoming our first team played a fighting game against Downer and tied them 1-1 with a goal by Kerber. The second team held Downer until very late in the game when they finally scored for a 1-0 loss for the hockey ladies.

When we again played Downer both teams suffered loss.

At the conclusion of our season we wish to thank Miss Hoyer and Miss De Groot for their time and coaching.

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Back Row- Esten, Kellogg, H. Eisert, C. Smith, Dennis, Miller, Osborn, Wernecke, Tratt, B. Brown, Miss DeGroot.

Middle Row- Bakkum, Hilton, Baumgarth, Jermain, Sharp, Nagley, Dahlberg, Berg. Front Row- M. Eisert, Zipprodt, Corcoran, Griffin, Gates.

Girls' basketball practice started off the first part of January with a team of twenty girls.

The first game was February 5, against the women faculty members. This innovation at Wayland proved to be fun for all. On February 19, the "little red" traveled to Milwaukee to play Downer.

The tournament was held February 26, at Wayland. Both gyms were used, and the tournament- lasted all day. Teams participating in it this year were Downer, M.U.S. Kemper, and Wayland. Kemper was new at the basketball tournament, and we enjoyed having them.

All the girls wish to thank Miss Gretchen De Groot for her coaching and helpfulness.

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Back Row-P. Deniger, Schoon, Curtis, Thomas, Kellogg, Hummer, Barnes, McNamara, Elliott, Root, Levin, Gascoigne. Front Row-D . Barber, Schlafer, Soldwedel, Morgan, H ochholzer, Marshall, Abbott, D . Schulz, S. Brown, Snyder, Bennett, Hawes.

SKICLUB

Back Row-Tom Zimmerman, Corkie Dahlberg, Kaye Jermain, Pat Vaughn, Harry Hummer. Front Row-Jon Stillman.

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CO路 CH1MPION FOOTB1LL TE1M

Back Row- Jon Stillman, Coach Meyer, Hawes, D. Barber, D. Schulz, P. Newcomer, Morgan, Curtis, B. Kellogg, Coach Boya, McNamara. Middle Row- Kapelle, Whitney, Soldwedel, B. Smith, Link, S. Brown, Root, Abbott, Gascoigne. Front Row-Stetson, Hochholzer, Borchardt, Schoon, Marshall, Levin, Thomas, Hinkson.

Wayland traveled to Minneapolis to face Blake Academy in the season opener.

The Minnesota conference champions were much too powerful and handed the young and inexperienced Redmen a 26-0 defeat.

The Redmen began conference play at home by trouncing Racine Lutheran, 32-6. Racine scored first, but the determined Wayland team fought back to lead at the half, 13-6.

On the following Saturday, Wayland handed Milwaukee Lutheran a 6-0 defeat in the final eight seconds of play.

On October 9, Wayland defeated Northwestern Preps, 26-0 for their third conference victory. Next we defeated Hartland High School 38-0 in a non-conference battle.

After a slow start, the Redmen defeated M.U.S. 14-6.

The Redmen celebrated their Homecoming by defeating Milwaukee Country Day, 20-19, to clinch at least a tie for the conference title.

Wayland traveled to Lake Forest for their final game, where they were defeated 25-14, by a fast and inspired Lake Forest eleven . Wayland thus ended one of the finest seasons in its history, winning the co-championship of the Midwest Prep Conference.

Wayland was well represented on the all conference first team with Chuck Morgan and Fred Kapelle; second team, Dale Schoon, Colin Stetson, and Frank Hochholzer.

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Standing-Colin Stetson, Art Curtis, Chuck Morgan.

Kneeling-Coach Meyer, Coach Boya.

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Left Back-Gascoigne, Schoon, Williams, Deniger, D. Barber, B. Smith, Coach Wood, D. Schulz, Hawes, Morgan,

Curtis, Adams, Kapelle. Middle-Marshall, Hochholzer, B. Barber.

Wayland 50 . . .. . ..... . ...... St. Mary's 49

Wayland 55..............

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Wayland 59 .... .. .. .. .. ... Country Day 37

Northwestern 48

Wayland 68 ...... ... ... . .... .. M.U.S. 55

Wayland 50.......... . .......

Wayland 71 ......... .. ... ...... Racine 49

Wayland 48 ... ... .......... . . St. Mary's 69

Wayland 48 .. . . ..... . ...... Lake Forest 53

Wayland 62 ................. Lake Forest 59

Lutheran 53

Wayland 47 .... .. .... . . .... . . . Horicon 45

At this wntmg, Wayland is leading in the Midwest Prep Conference battle with a record of five wins and two losses. The team's complete records stands at eight wins against three defeats, and with six remaining games left in conference play, the Redmen seem to be the team to beat. So far, the highlight of the season was a 62-59 win over Lake Forest, in which the team avenged an earlier defeat.

Guard Paul Deniger and center Jim Gascoigne have provided much of the scoring punch for the Redmen. Chuck Morgan, Fred Kapelle, Dale Schoon, and a large group of adequate reserves have also turned in fine games for head coach Dan Wood's current conference leaders.

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BALL JUNIOR VJRSITY

Back Row- Stroh, Coach Meyer, Bishop. Front Row-Craig, J. Brown, Thompson, Onan, Kickert, Ward, Johnson , Dunkel, B. Kellogg, Hinkson, Geittmann .

W ayland 32 .. .. . . ..... . .. . .. . St. Mary's 49

Wayland 20 . ... ... ... ... .. Northwestern 32

Wayland 45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Juneau 42

Wayland 50 .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Country Day 28

Wayland 41 .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . ...

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Wayland 43. .. . . . ..... . . . . . . . Lutheran 25

Wayland 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Racine 39

Wayland 40 . . .. . . . . . . ..... . . . St. Mary's 36

Wayland 53 . ... . .. . .. ... . .. . Lake Forest 4 2

Wayland 48 .. . . ... . . . .. . . .. . Lake Forest 39

Wayland 35 . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . Horicon 45

W ayland's Junior Varsity team, under the able direction of Coach M eyer, has compiled a seven and four record to date. In every game the boys show marked improvement, and are sure to provide rugged opposition in their remaining games.

Among the team's best efforts this season was a 45-42 overtime victory over Juneau, and a 48-39 trouncing of Lake Forest, where the team showed fine teamwork and balanced scoring.

Sophomores Harold Kickert and Butch Kellogg have become the leadin g scoring threats, but the steady improvement of Bill C ra ig, Jim Hinkson , Porter Thompson , Jerry Johnson, Bill Geittmann , and many others, has molded the team into a smoother, well balanced squad.

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Back Row- B. Smith, Gilman, Wamser, Wilkinson, Whiteside, Daum, Rice.

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SWIMMING

Back Row-Burke, McNamara, Zimmerman, Barnes, Laun, Reupke, Geffert, Mr. Larimore. Middle Row- Smead, Abbott, Hummer, S. Brown, Hinton, Mietzel, Thomas. Front Row- Silvers, Marum,

Middleton, Ramer, Egdahl, Sterr, Veen, Workman.

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SEPTEMBER 12-Sun.-Y.W.C.A. Cabinet arrives at school, the football team having come back about two weeks earlier.

15-Wed.- School opens officially with the banquet and Y.W. pajama party in the evening.

16-Thur.-A session of short classes follows the opening assembly. The Y.W.-"W" Club Mixer is held in the big gym, a sock hop on that new floor.

17-Fri.- We hike to Crystal Lake for a picnic supper. After house meetings, there is roller skating and swimming.

18-Sat.- The football team loses to Blake, 26-0, at Minneapolis. Co-educational games in the big gym during the afternoon and a down town movie party to see the wonderful "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers."

19-Sun.-The teachers win the annual faculty-student softball game. The Varsity Club picnic is attended by all the girls.

24-Fri.-Our team and coaches are introduced at a pep assembly. Then we go to class meetings to elect officers and adjourn to Club Henri.

25-Sat.-We defeat Racine Lutheran, 32-6, in our first home football game. The Activities Committee sponsors the Street Dance in the small gym.

26-Sun.-A front campus football game starring place kicker Fred Kapelle and Frankie Hochholzer, the place from which Kapelle kicked.

28-Tue.- Now you know what group ratings are.

OcTOBER 1-Fri.-Class meetings, a pep rally, swimming, and roller skating are the evening's activities.

2-Sat.- We beat Milwaukee Lutheran, 6-0, on Dick Schulz's 45 yard touchdown run on the last play of the game. Downtown movie party and S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. concert.

8-Fri.- We hear Sir Hugh Foote, the governor of Jamaica, as an assembly speaker.

Pep rally and Club Henri that night.

9-Sat.- Hockey ladies split two games with Milwaukee Downer, and football men win their game with Northwestern Prep at Watertown, 26-0. Varsity Club sponsors the dance, featuring square dancing called by Jon Stillman.

10-Sun.-Some of the girls learn that it is not such a good idea to walk home from church barefooted ( on the back street in a sudden rainstorm).

15-Fri.- Class meetings are held after dinner. Then we all go to a pep rally and the cordial movie, "The Undercover Man," in Linfield.

16-Sat.-Football here; Wayland-38, Hartland-0. The seniors put on a turnabout, the Stadium Stamp, in the little gym.

19-Tue.-It hardly seems possible, but here beginneth the first session of 6-weeks exa ms.

22-Fri.-A movie in Linfield, "Against All Flags," preceded by class meetings and a pep assembly.

23-Sat.-The hockey teams tie and lose to M.U.S. in Milwaukee. The football tea m also plays there and wins, 14-6. Skit practices all evening, and Club Henri is open.

24-Sun.-llnited Nations Day; a program in the auditorium.

27-Wed.-The first Community Concert given by a group of five harpists called the Angelaires.

29-Fri.-We get the afternoon off to put up our effigies. The Centennial Homecoming officially gets under wav with the variety program. At the bonfire and pep rally on the upper tennis courts Coach Boya announces that Connie Zipprodt has been elected Homecoming queen .

30-Sat.-First hockey team ties Downer, 1-1, and the second team loses, 1-0.

The thrilling football game ends with Wa yland defeating Milwaukee Country Day, 20-19, for the first time in 25 years. Then th e terrific Homecoming Dance in the big gym with the music of Eddy Howard and his orchestra.

31-Sun.-At the big noon banquet, Pickard H all is formall y dedicated.

NovnmER 1-Mon.-Chapel is eliminated so we'll ge t some extra sleep after that hectic, but wonderful weekend.

5-Fri.-Down town to the movies, "It's a Woman's World" and "Hell Raiders of the Deep."

6-Sat.-We close the football season at Lake Forest, losing 25-13. The ShoeString Fling is the dance given by the juniors; bingo and a hilarious skit with Helen Burton, Judy Voss, Craig Ward, and Ward Keil.

12-Fri.-Another movie, this time "Bright Victory" in Linfield.

13-Sat.-We lose two hockey games to Downer, 1-0 and 3-0. The seniors sponsor the first activity in the new rec room, the Hobo Hop. 18-Thur.-The University of Wisconsin basketball team gives an exhibition in the big gym.

19-Fri.- We are cordially invited to attend the movie "Lorna Doone" in the auditorium.

20-Sat.-The sophomore activity is called the Turkey Turnabout, and is held in the rec room ... . Butch Kellogg is quite a bathing beauty.

21-Sun.-The impressive Y.W. Recognition Service is held by candle light in the library.

22-Mon.- The conference co-champion football teams of \Vayland and B.D. H.S. are honored at a banquet. The main speaker of the evening is Bernie Heselton, head coach at Lawrence College.

23-Tue.- The first basketball game, here ... we beat St. Mary's of Fond du Lac, 50-49.

24-Wed.- School's out- for a few days, at least.

28-Sun.- Thankful for the vacation, we reassemble to work off all those Thanksgiving goodies.

29-Mon.-We get a preview of the Arthur Murray dance course watching two teachers demonstrate in the big gym.

30-Tue.- The basketball team wins at Juneau, 73-38.

DECEMBER

1-Wed.- Community Concert, pianist Natalie Ryshna.

2-Thur.- Oh, goody!?? 6-weeks exams again.

3-Fri.- Basketball here .. . we walloped M.U .S., 68-55.

4-Sat.- Swimmers defeat M.U.S., 54-28, there. The "W" Club activity is in the little gym; entertainment is provided by the new initiates.

5-Sun.- All the weeks of rehearsal are culminated in a beautiful presentation of Handel's oratorio, The Messiah .

10-Fri .- We lose a basketball game at Lake Forest, 53-48. Those at home go to the Odeon to see "Desiree."

11-Sat.-The seniors' Silver Bells Ball, given in a pretty setting of evergreens and bells, is a great success. Bud Wilber's orchestra plays from a sleigh.

12-Sun.-The Y.W .C.A. Nativity Pageant. Carrie Smith is the lovely madonna.

13-Mon.- The Christmas dinner, complete with table decorations.

14-Tue.-Parties in the dorms. Wayland. Hall gets a new television set.

15-Wed.-No more school this year! Merry Christmas!

jANUARY,

1955

1-Sat.-The morning after the night before-Happy New Year!!

3-Mon.-Welcome back to school in the really, truly centennial year.

4-Tue.-Basketball at Horicon. We come home victorious by a 47-45 score.

7-Fri.-A good, cold walk down to the Odeon to see "The High and the Mighty."

8-Sat.-We win a swimming meet at Elgin, 48-26. The activity is a dance given by the town students in the little gym. Cotton-covered balloons make very good snowballs ... and don't take the schmoos, please.

11-Tue.-Basketball at Watertown. We beat the Northwestern Preps, 55-48.

14-Fri.-M.U.S. comes here for a basketball game and goes home with a 59-37 defeat.

15-Sat.-The swimmers win again, this time by 39-35 at Lake Forest. The basketball team drops a 53-50 decision to M.C.D. here. The rec room is open after the game.

16-Sun.-Miss Bridges' and Miss Moncrieff's pupils give a recital in the auditorium.

18-Tue.-We lose a basketball game at St. Mary's Springs, 69-48.

21-Fri.-lce Carnival Week End gets underway with snow sculpturing in the after!'won. At night is a basketball game against Lake Forest highlighted by the first appearance of the girls' drill squad (who inspired (?) the boys to a 62-49 victory).

We all get on the radio as WBEV makes a recording of the announcement of Laura and Fred's election as queen and king of Ice Carnival.

22-Sat.-lnformallunch and broomball and hockey games. Wayland wins every event of the swimming meet against M.U.S. At night is the wonderful Coronation Ball featuring the music of the Tempelaires.

23-Sun.-Finals of the broomball series and a general quieting-down so we can start to think about26-Wed.-SEMESTER EXAMS. (Need more be said?)

27-Thur.-The big gym is almost as cold as the sub-zero atmosphere outdoors, so we all wear lots of heavy clothes.

28-Fri.- The Youth Group puts on a turnabout, the Winter Roundup, in the small gym.

29-Sat.-We win our basketball game at Racine Lutheran, 53-48, and at home there is a downtown movie party to see "A Star is Born."

31-Mon.-American Emphasis Week starts with movies in the auditorium.

FEBRUARY

2-Wed.-lt is a beautiful, sunny Groundhog Day as American Emphasis Week closes with a speech by Wisconsin's attorney general, Vernon Thomson.

4-Fri.- Basketball at M.U.S.- we win, 73-41. Mr. Williams shows colored movies of his boys' camp in Canada, and the rec room is open. 路5-Sat.-We make a clean sweep athletically, defeating West Bend in basketball, Stevens Point in swimming, and Madison's West High in wrestling. The Y.W.'s March of Dimes Masquerade is a big success. The little gym is decorated with hundreds of balloons. (Talk to the girls who blew them!)

8-Tue.- We lose a basketball game at Northwestern, 52-50.

9-Wed.- The juniors have a great day-class rings arrive.

11-Fri.- Good bye for a while.

14-Mon.- Hello, again. How was your long week end?

17-Thur.-Community Concert in the auditorium with a male quartet called the Songmasters.

18-Fri.-Wrestling meet at Stoughton. The forensics competition is held in the auditorium and is followed by a movie featuring the music of Gilbert and Sullivan.

19-Sat.-Basketball at M.C.D.- we lose, 58-43 . Our swimmers take first place from Elgin, M.U.S., and Lake Forest in a quadrangular meet held here. The juniors' activity is called Jungle Fantasy.

25-Fri.-The sophomores hold a downtown movie party, "King Richard and the Crusaders" and "Phffft."

26-Sat.-Wayland is host (ess) to M.U .S. , Downer, and Kemper Hall for the girls' basketball tournament. Our girls finish second. The Gallery of Stars (or was it Gallery of Rogues?) is the freshman activity.

27-Sun.-Founders' Day. Guest speaker, Dr. Benjamin Nyaradi, gives a most interesting talk. At night, awards are presented and we see old Wayland movies.

MARCH

4-Fri.-Midwest Prep Conference basketball tournament begins here, with games all afternoon and evening.

5-Sat.-Excitement rises to a fever pitch as Wayland wins the championship game from North Shore Country Dav in a double-overtime sudden death play-off.

The final score is 48-46 with Paul Deniger sinking the deciding bucket.

11-Fri.- The juniors present The Greatest Show on Earth as their activity-lots of entertainment, including an original skit and kangaroo court.

12-Sat.-College board exams for those lucky (?) seniors. Alice in Waterland is given in the evening. The second show is followed by a grand throwing-in of everyone from Miss De Groot on down. The junior boys open Club Henri for the evening.

14-Mon .-As if there weren't enough going on, six-weeks exams come along to add to the confusion.

15-Tue.-The Waukesha Symphony Orchestra plays a concert in the auditorium.

16-Wecl.-Exams terminate, and we leave for home or Washington, D.C., for a much-needed vacation.

26-Sat.-The group who took the Washington trip arrives home, tired but with a wonderful ten days behind them.

28-Mon.-Back again-we're heading down the home stretch now .

APRIL

1-Fri.-April Fool's Day. The movie party is at the Odeon to see "The Long Gray Line."

2-Sat.-The first really warm day of the spring brings lots of people to front campus and the tennis courts. The junior activity is a twin turnabout, the Gruesome Twosome, in the small gym.

3-Sun.-Religion in Life Week begins with a movie in the auditorium and the first of a series of talks by Rev. Odyss Kneece.

6-Wed.- The Y.W.-Youth Group Easter candlelight service is held in the chapel.

8-Fri.- Another downtown movie party, this time to see "The Caine Mutiny" and "On the Waterfront."

9-Sat.-The sophomores sponsor an evening of swimming and dancing to the theme of April Showers.

10-Sun.- Happy Easter!

15-Fri.-The Midwest Headmasters' Conference. The Town Hall of the Ai r is broadcast over a nation-wide network from our auditorium.

16-Sat.-Tennis meet here against Lake Forest. Our one chance to see how the other half lives .. . open house in Wayland and Warren Halls.

22-Fri.- Get out the track shoes, gals. It's the annual Sadie Hawkins Day race!

23-Sat.- Our .tennis team goes to Lake Forest for a meet and their track team comes here. Marryin' Sam does a land-office business at the freshmen's Sadie Hawkins dance.

24-Sun.- Music festival at M.U.S. 28-Thur.- Surprise!! Six-weeks exams are here again.

30-Sat.- There is a track meet at Delafield against St. John's Military Academy.

The sophomores put on the carnival, which affords games and a good time for evervone.

MAY

6-Fri.- Movie party.

7-Sat.- The track and tennis teams travel to Milwaukee, the track meet at M.U.S. and the tennis meet at M.C.D. At night is the fabulous junior prom. Jimmy

James and his orchestra furnish the theme music, "Bali Ha'i," in a beautiful South Sea Islands setting.

11-Wed.-The annual spring banquet of the Y.W.C.A. is held in the dining room and new officers are installed.

14-Sat.-There is. a track meet at Milwaukee Country Day and a tennis meet at M.U.S. 21-Sat.-Monarch Range Day. The juniors are busy writing college board exams. Racine Lutheran and St. John 's come here to take part in a triangular track meet.

27-Fri.-A meeting of student senates of the Midwest Prep Conference schools takes place here. Also there is a pre-commencement recital in the auditorium.

28-Sat.-The conference tennis meet is held here and the conference relays are held at M.C.D. If you have tears, prepare to shed them now, seniors. The street dance is your last activi ty here at Wayland. jUNE

3-Fri.-This is it-final exams are starting.

4-Sat.-The track teams of the conference converge on Wayland for a big meet.

5-Sun.-Baccalaureate is in the big gym in the morning. In the evening, all the girls take part in the Y.W. farewell at the big bonfire on back campus.

7-Tue.-The last of exams for another year.

8-Wed.-and 9-Thur.-The Rouland show is presented. The Lord High Executioner, YumYum, and all the others sing and dance through a fine production of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Mikado.

10-Fri.-Pomp an d Circumstance echoes across the campus once more and the great day of graduation arrives at last. Good luck, you seniors!

12-Sun.-Wayland settles down for its long summer's nap as the al umni leave after a week end of reunion.

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Brown, Scott 220 Roller Beaver Dam, Wis.

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Deniger, Paul 310 Park Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Chester, Carol 6I6 Olymphian Blvd.

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Gasul, Judy 3172 N. Sheridan Rd. Chicago 14, Til.

Hawes, Jim 411 Carroll Beaver Dam, Wis.

Eikenmeyer, Jan 417 Maple Minonk, ru.

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Helfert, Mary Jo 120 Webster St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

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Geffert, Dave 218 E. Third St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

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Geittmann, Bill 9204 Pleasant Ave. Chicago 20, Ill. Gill, Judy 324 Ninth St. Neenah, Wis. Gilman, Jeff 238 Lake Rd. Oconomowoc, Wis. Gocher, Elaine 708 S. Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Gray, Bert 5232 Zenith Ave. S. Minneapolis 10, Minn.

Engle, Susie Olivet, Mich.

Esten, Liz. 210 N . Vita Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Eyerly, Dean 2324 Clover Lane Northfield, Ill. Eyerly, Brian 2324 Clover Lane Northfield, Ill.

Gresch, Cathy 323 York St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Griffin, Judy 10656 s. Oakly Chicago, Ill. Gundersen, Marit M. 133 s. 14th La Crosse, Wis. Hagan, Holly Summit Lake, Wis.

Fearing, Bill 20 E. Cedar St. Chicago, Ill. Forsgren, Linda 364 Lake Rd. Menash, Wis. Fuenmayor, Melly Apartado No. 3088 Maturin, Estado Monagas Venezuela

Haimerl, Jeanne 608 S. Lincoln Beaver Dam, Wis.

Henriksen, Jackie 922 N. Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Hedin, Margo 512 Woodside Ave. Ripon , Wis. Hermann, Pat 7806 W . North Ave. Wa路uwatosa, Wis. Hickman, Barbara P.O. Box 299 Hines, Ill. Hicks, Sue 1327 Academy Kalamazoo, Mich.

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Hales, Judy 715 E. Washington St. Oconomowoc, Wis.

Hoierman, Peter 716 Key West Webster Groves, Mo.

Halverson, Suzi 430 Birchwood Rd. Hinsdale, Til.

Hoyer, Ann Lake Shore Dr. Beaver Dam, Wis.

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Kimball, Mary 574 Algoma Blvd.

Oshkosh, Wis.

Japp, Carol 1122 Franklin Ave. River Forest, Ill.

King, Ray 1402 N . Albert St. St. Paul 13, Minn.

Tedwill, Fred 2110 Franklin Rd. Berkley, Mich.

Kirkby, Teddi P.O. Box 911 Curundu, Canal Zone

Jermain, Kaye Route 4 West Bend, Wis. Johnson, Jerry 6517 N. Chicora Chicago 30, Ill. Johnson, Penny 7531 Kenwood Ave. Wauwatosa, Wis. Kapelle, Fred 204 De Clark Beaver Dam, Wis. Karsten, Jo Horicon, Wis. Keating, Mary 409 Park Dr. Neenah, Wis. Keil, Ward 318 W. Mackie Beaver Dam, Wis.

Keller, Ken 305 Park Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Kellogg, Fran 417 E. 3rd St. Hinsdale, Ill. Kellogg, William 216 Lake Road Oconomowoc, Wis. Kerber, Judy Barr-Dee Farms Dundee, Ill. Kessler, Peter Mtd. Rte. Box 102 Michigan City, Ind. Kickert, Harold 15608 Myrtle Ave. Harvey, Ill.

Knaup, Jackie 900 W. Burnett Beaver Dam, Wis. Kuss, Katharine American Baptist Assembly Green Lake, Wis. Lackey, Barbara 211 N. Franklin Whitewater, Wis. Landon, Robert Delavan, Wis. Lamphere, Lloyd Box 188 Stratford, Wis. Larsen, Willy Carrera 17A No. 37路41 Bogota, Colombia, S.A. Laun, AI 502 River Terrace Kiel, Wis. Lechner, Carol 112 S. Lincoln Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Lefton, Dennis 2803 E. Bellview Pl., Apt. 8 Milwaukee 11, Wis. Lentz, Martha 423 Healy Beaver Dam, Wis. Levin, Steve 1206 Oak St. Winnetka, Ill. Link, Dave 112 Mary Beaver Dam, Wis. Lipps, Bonnie 7308 N . Beach Rd. Fox Point Milwaukee, Wis.

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Lipps, Judy 7308 N. Beach Rd. Fox Point Milwaukee, Wis. Lookatch, Susan 61 W. Mackie St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Manson, Jo 1224 Highland Park Blvd.

Wausau, Wis. Marshall, Stan Hollandale, Wis. Marum, John 6922 Jeffery Chicago 49, Ill. Mason, Vicki Route 3 Cumberland, Wis. McAneny, George 6830 N. Tripp Ave. Lincolnwood 30, Chicago, Ill. McGraw, Emma Soperton, Wis. McKinstry, Bill 209 N. Vita Beaver Dam, Wis. MacNamara, Tucker Route I Oshkosh, Wis. Messer, Dave Route I Beaver Dam, Wis. Messer, Donna Route 2 Beaver Dam, Wis. Metcalf, Jimmie No. 2 Turvey Lane Downers Grove, Ill. Mickleson, Joyce A. 355 s. 19th La Crosse, Wis. Middleton, Ken 232 E. Walton Pl. Chicago 11, Ill. Mietzel, Danny 125 E. Burnett Beaver Dam, Wis.

Miller, Mary Lou Route I Buchanan, Mich.

Price, Dave 1608 Hinman Ave. Evanston, Ill.

Schnur, Kathy 229 E. Maple Beaver Dam, Wis.

Monsen, Judy Cambridge, Wis.

Pyle, Alice 115 N. Sunnyside, Ave. South Bend, Ind.

Schoen, Bud Lakewood Park Beaver Dam, Wis.

Monsen, Sharon Cambridge, Wis. Morgan, Chuck 329 Grove St. Lombard, Ill. Morris, Leslie Knoll Kreek Farm Wadsworth, Ill. Morton, Barbie 318 Park Dr. Neenah, Wis. Mo~her, Jim 704 S. Crescent Ave. Park Ridge, Ill.

Nagley, Judy 635 Grafton Dayton 6, Ohio Newcomer, Ann 116 S. Vine St. Horicon, Wis. Newcomer, Phil 116 S. Vine St. Horicon, Wis. Onan, Bob 503 E. Day Ave. Milwaukee 17, .Wis. Osborn, Nancy Sugar Hollow Farm Fair View, N. Carolina Owen, Jane 601 12th Ave. W .

Menomie, Wis. Pelton, Marietta Route 2 Neenah, Wis.

Qualey, Cathie 1022 James St. Geneva, Ill.

Schoon, Dale 3654 Jefferson St. Gary, Ind.

Qualls, Brandon 510 Mary St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Schulz, Jane Box 345 Union Grove, Wis.

Ramer, Grant 5425 Brookview Minneapolis 10, Minn.

Schulz, Dick Box 345 Union Grove, Wis.

Reupke, Bill 3624 N. Oakley Ave. Chicago, Ill.

Sharp, Janet 1110 E. North Appleton , Wis.

Rheingans, Bonnie 419 Oneida Beaver Dam, Wis.

Silver, Jim 849 Glenview Ave. Wauwatosa 13, Wis .

Rice, Ken 977 St. Clair Ave. St. Paul 5, Minn.

Skupniewitz, Eileen 415 W . Mackie St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Rinehart, Roberta Ogema, Wis.

Sletteland, Sig Pigeon Falls, Wis .

Ritter, Gene 277 Cottage Ave. Fond du Lac, Wis.

Smead, Larry American Baptist Assembly Green Lake, Wis.

Robinson, Sandy 257 Woodstock Ave. Kenilworth, Ill.

Smith, Carrie II34 E. Wayne St. S. South Bend 15, Ind.

Root,-Dave 9426 Pleasant Ave. Chicago, Ill.

Smith, Gretchen Countryside Ashland, Ohio

Rumpel , Betsy 1111 Lake Rd. Oconomowoc, Wis.

Smith, Laura 1703 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Penn.

Peters, Ronnie 1005 N. Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Schlafer, Steve 914 Dickenson St. New London, Wis.

Smith, Bob 120 Bogert St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Porter, Jane Terrace Bay Ontario, Canada

Schmid, Karen Route 2 Beaver Dam, Wis.

Smith, Steve 120 Bogert St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Porter, Lynn Terrace Bay Ontario, Canada

Schmid, Nancy Route 2, Box 17 Ingleside, Ill.

Smith, Bill 530 N. Fifth Sheldon, Ill.

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Snyder, Jeff 383 Lake Rd. Menasha, Wis.

Sullivan, Jim 4920 Marine Dr. Chicago, Ill.

Ward, Craig 350 Sylvan Blvd.

Winter Park, Fla.

Soldwedel, Dave 1611 N . Eighth St. Pekin, Ill.

Swygert, Mike Dune Acres Chesterton, Ind.

Wendt, Jim 5!8 York St. Beaver Dam, Wis.

Soldwedel, Sunny I6II N . Eighth St. Pekin, Ill.

Thomas, Pete Quarry Hill I 718 Desmond Rd. Rochester, Minn.

Wernecke, Gretchen Route 2 Cedarburg, Wis.

Thompson, Porter Lake Rd. Menasha, Wis.

Wester, Carol 2103 Orrington Ave. Evanston, Til.

Timm, Tom 4373 N . 16th St. Milwaukee 9, Wis .

Wheeler, Nancy 2303 S. Westnedge Ave. Kalamazoo, Mich.

Tourtelot, Ted 2719 Sheridan Rd. Evanston, Ill.

Whiteside, Watson 602 St. Lawrence Ave. Janesville, Wis.

Spilker, Carl 502 N . 15th St. Milwaukee 3, Wis. · Starkweather, Carlene 108 Winn Terrace Beaver Dam, Wis. Sterner, Ferrell 2046 W. Fargo Ave. Chic~_go 45, Ill. Stetson, Colin 1320 N . State Parkway ·, Apt. 10-B Chicago 10, Ill.

T ourtelot, Joanne 2719 Sheridan Rd. Evanston, Til.

Sterr, Mike Box 171 Lomira, Wis.

Tratt, Judy Route I Whitewater , Wis.

Wilkinson, Carter 501 E. Lexington Blvd.

Milwaukee 17, Wis.

Stillman, Jon 218 N . Drew Appleton, Wis.

Utz, Don 261 Clavey Rd. Highland Park, Ill.

Williams, Gary 7752 S. East End Ave. Chicago 49, Ill.

Stocking, Sue 3225 N. Glebe Rd . :\rlington, Va.

Van Dalson, Judy 723 S. Westnedge Ave. Kalamazoo, Mich.

Stoffels, Ed. 309 N .Washington St. Park Ridge, Ill.

Vaughn, Pat Woodland Lodge Elcho, Wis ~

Withrow, Barbara Hustiford, Wis.

Stone, Stella 416 Brier St. Kenilworth, Ill.

Voss, Judy 201 E. Walton Pl. Chicago, Ill.

Workman, Dave 303 Sunset Blvd.

Goshen, Ind.

Stroh, John Route 1 Menomonee Falls, Wi s.

Wamser, Jim 5645 N. Bay Ridge Ave. Milwaukee 17, Wis.

Whitney, John • 1501 Ridge Rd. Highland Park, Ill.

Williams, Sue 450 N . Few St. Madison, Wis.