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Wayland, Massachusetts, lies sixteen miles west of Boston and now harbors roughly 10,- OOO people. Many Wayland residents work in the town's shops and service industries or still commute to Boston. But, an increasing number are professional people - scientists, college teachers, engineers, and management men. The new residents have in the past decade forced a change in Wayland's educational out- look. School, college, and graduate school have enabled the new residents to rise to their present positions of prestige and affluence. They want their own children to receive equal or superior benehts from schooling. This background in the home is reflected in the estimation that eighty- five per cent of the students in the existing Wayf- land High School are qualified for college-or at least are aimed-along the college-bound route. The Administration of the school is in the hands of a Principal, Vice Principal, four coord- inators and the Guidance Personnel. The school is administered by a team ehcort as are the aca- demic areas. Housed within the Administration building are the Student Commons and kitchen, Guid- ance Offices and reference room, Health Suite, Faculty Lounge, and the Administrative Oflices.
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jlw La xr A ret ' 'B Hur M john W. Arnold Chairman To the Class of 61 : In the past four years the Class of 6l has played an important part in the progress of Wayland High School. During that period you have moved forward through a continuing improvement in the school pro- gram which promises an unlimited potential. We are proud of our first class to graduate from the new school and it is our sincere wish that your preparation has been sufficient, that your memories will be pleasant and that, whatever may be your goal, your future will be fruitful. Wayland School Committee Eleanor C. Benjamin John B. Butler john B. Wilson Gregory B. Wolfe Y-:nil ll I 5 -Qu ll' I X 1 - - - L., ., 'A - 2- ,ac -X tujarlwu- i -. .rs A Guided Tour . . . The big ten . . . 10 i
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