Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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WC Barbara Houk Vice- Pf6'.1fffL'?1l add icem w0rLec! . . . Roy Flanders Preridenl Mary Regan joy Kerr S6'L'f'L'fr1l'3 Tfeamrer I rr F n --'fl K - i X ,. 7- xr-,..-4 E -sf hifi Great decisions 26

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H I-ng l 7' -1' :X- X xr? fx ,Pte 6' - fs f A, X . , sk . , . . ,, r gv up H-rb..::: 4. 1 sfgv-. ' v ' ,, xr. The next phase of the students' schedule in- cludes two meetings in a medium group class. There are approximately thirty pupils in the medium class. The buildings are architecturally designed so that a reference room is centrally located in each center. The reference centers are stallfed with Sub-Librarians who work in conjunction with the head Librarian. In the Business-Social Studies Center Cpic- tured leftj are taught World Civilization, Prob- lems of Democracy, U.S. History, Bookeeping, Stenography, Ofhce Practice, and Typing 8: Of- hce Machines. K 3 If Z 1

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eniord 'C.?' David N. Abt 54 Old Connecticut Path Wayland Dave appears to be reserved and shy but we all know otherwise. ln fact, he is present at every party and really seems to enjoy the night life. In addition, Dave is one of the best dressed boys in our class. With this combination, it's no wonder that his popu- larity among his fellow students is so high. Leon H. Allen 2 5 Winter Street Cochituate Leon is a fun hnder from way back. His merry ways and ability to incite good times for all, have won him many friends. When Leon's not having a ball with the gang or driving his hot rod, you can usually find him having a serious talk with a good friend. That's what we like best about Leon -he can fool around and crack jokes, but he knows when to stttle down and be serious. Prom Commiftee 3. A pipe, large and brown, could easily be Dave's symbol, for he is seldom seen with- out it, except in school. Pbyllis Rutb A mes 154 West Plain Street Cochituate Cheerful, petite, Phyl is always smiling. Ac- tive in her M.Y.F., she has a pleasing per- sonality, combining fun and seriousness. Phyl has been a member of the Library Service Club and is always willing to type for the Chatterbox or Reflector. Her future plans are to become a commercial secretary and work in an office. Cbaltefbox 35 Library Sefrire Club 4: Prom Commitzer 3: Relleflor Staff 4. 27 f 'T 6' c':f ' Nancy Todd Adams 51 High Rock Road Wayland An all American girl-that's our Nance. She is cute, conscientious, and capable. joining our class in her junior year, she brought with her an air of gaiety and fun. A worker on the Senior concession tent, a whiz at sell! ing fruit cakes and fifty star flags, Nance is a loyal class supporter. Her future? NX'ell, she's undecided as to what she'll he, but she is planning on junior College and then- who knows? Cbalterbox 3: College Club 35 Prom Commillee 3: Field Horkeg Team 4: Cborus -l. Eric C. Anderson 216 Concord Road Wayland Eric's future? He says it's unlimited: rock- etary research, planetary funsketching or United Nations duty. W'ho Knows! With this broad-minded outlook on life, Eric is sure to succeed. He came to Xwayland in his Sophomore year from Cambridge. A quiet class member, Eric's interests are working and having fun with the gang. His hob- bies are stamp collecting, wood working. and occasionally repairing broken mechani- cal items. XY'e wish Eric luck in his unlim- ited future.