Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)
- Class of 1964
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CARL JUNG Dedicotion Throughout our four years, your common sense, under- standing, idealism, and enthusiasm have been our constant companions. We shall never forget the many hours you de- voted to the Blue Delft. the afternoons spent helping students, the Saturdays working at the Cmzrwxipifwz, the evenings cha- peroning our dances, the carefully prepared large groups on chivalry, the cocoa you made at the Skrzfmkg Puffy, the hours given as Class Adviser ,as Yearbook Adviser, as a friend. You have been content not merely to impress facts upon our minds, but also to make us a little bit more considerate, more cultured human beings. For your contributions, not only as a dynamic teacher, but also as a compassionate human being, we dedicate this Yearbook - to you, Mr. Mazza. , 5 t 1 , .ng- 'ix' 2 S: A' 'V 4.1 i if - ' 'L v I 4 l 4 . 1 O 5 W ,et A I . ,JY ,P- tr i-aug -f4 P. -mag x A-,VX 5: 1' 0 . 2 Tolole of Contents Dedication, ,... S 2 Seniors i..,o , 5 Underclassmen ., , 51 Administrative Center . ,..r . 59 Language Center , .. . . 75 Mathematics-Science Center r,,r.,. . 89 Business-Social Studies Center . . 99 Arts Center , r....,..,,ss. 7 . 107 Physical Education Center . 1 117 Sponsors . s,... is .. 142 4 Seniors Senior Class Officers l9 x , . ' vl 'I V A 11- 5 f N . , rr ' - 1 I r 'Z-7 wr.. x l Bnrlura Mary Kane Pnafih nl 64 .1 Q . f Gemlll C. Kester I 'Fm -Pu -All fs! v cf' rf! Marilyn L. M.mcl1e5ter Sf rn .f.1r1' I ,, Q.- 'w l 1' ff' Mr, Xl.a.','.x, ll'-lun: lx.1ne.,lerry ru, Nlwwlxlm Xl.w:l.lu-stu. Xlllw llc'-cll f' Nellie Bunker Revell Tn .zmrer lllv l 1: l ll 1 RS NORMAN FOSTER ABBOTT 16 Parmenter Road Wayland December 14, 1946 It if lmpoifible to enjoy ifllmg tborozzgbly mzlefy one bar plwzfy of zvorle fo do. Bi-Phi-Chem 3, Scholarship Drive 3, 4' Science Fair 3. 1' Y A1 ' E JUDITH MARIE ANDERSON 3 King Street Cochituate May 8, 1945 Lei 115 love ivlflyonf a'i,fpz1f21zg.' if if the only way to remler life folerfzblef' Laboratory Assistant 2, Softball 1, 2. ig,- STEPHEN T. AHERN 24 Edgewood Road Cochituate October 15, 1946 TlmI zvlvirla I efzrmil lag ilve Jzvefzf of my brow , . . niors lbs' JOSEPH LAWRENCE ANTONELLIS, JR. 449 Old Connecticut Path Wfayland july 26, 1945 Cozzlpelifiofz- The dem-e 10 go 071. Illlfll flvere if lzofbifzg 211 3011. e.x'cepl flae will u'lvlrlJ ,fc'I'1,f go ou. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, Artist Play 1. 7 lv! du..-A HERBERT AMES 134 XVest Plain Street Cochituate November 29. 1946 H.rp,t2i11efr if l2.zz'mlQ my frrzmife girl zwfly me. L Business Service Club 1, Laboratory Assistant 2, 3. 4, Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4, Rifle Team 1, Scholarship Drive 1. 5, 4 1 ' Q9 Q ,. NORMA PALLLINE ATHANAS 51 Center Street Cochituate March '. 1946 liffff flil. lC.l7.'4x' Vt lc Vi 1' '.'4V 'lQ ---V... ,A ,. .il Il'-'l11iUL:lfc,l,l -,U Ja: lllt .U il., rc.i,.l ..'. c . . Business Service Club 5. 4: Clunpu Crier 5: Prom Committee 5: Scholar ship Drive 1,2,5.-1. J is L. gy ,J 1 CATHERINE ANN BABERS 28 Moore Road XVayland September 9. 1946 No one zz lm it in .z LVIIITJ ir cllllfti v.'z1f1:f'd. Laboratory Assistant 23 Chorus 1, 2g Campus Crier 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 33 Softball 2g Prom Committee 3g Athletic Drive 2, 33 Scholarship Drive 3, 4g Sofzfln Pizripfit' lg Oiftzlvfzzzzfz 2g Once in fz Lijefmze 4g Yearbook 4. ,rzggfr 'x V4 A' ,.. 0 BARRY IRVING BENSON 159 Glezc-n Lane XV.1vl.md June IZ. 1946 Pi't.: LY.f.Yl!.fi1'1!vJ X'fJ,7.JL-:IL fiom. Science Fair 3. 'L ix... LINDA JEAN BAKER 7 Gage Road Cochituate July 25, 1946 If a man deer not beep pave zrifb fm fozzzpfzzzkonf. pcrlatzpxi' if Zi' bcmzzfe be l76cIV.f fz drjferezzl ifrzmznzcfr, Let lime riff? lo flag nznm' be bemgf. laozzezw' mem- ured or fm' f1Zl'.1J.H -Henry David Thoreau Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1. 3. 4g Library Serv- ice Club 1g Laboratory Assistant 2. 3. 4g French Club 1, 3. 4g Debating Team 35 Scholarship Drive 1. 3. 45 Yearbook 4. ROBERT ALLAN BENSON 55 XY'oodridge Road Wglylfllid December 31. 1946 LC.IlI7.'Xf if 4:21 .:r'f .fmf lui' fo be clzilff- if' X L-E ff! We ver- -1 ffit' 4 fr ff .4.L1. .'t 44. ,Ac .4 ll. . .4' 1.4 N tl i1't.:i' of i'bf:i1zQlu' fn fmt' if time be f1r.:11.:lgt if zz U13 ffjfe. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 31 Band 13 Basket- b.1ll 1: Track 2. 4: Prom Committee 3g Athletic Drive l. 2: Scliolarsliip Drive 41 Ofist 1IFi.ILIft'f.1l7Ic. 4. I 8 MARTIN C. BENJAMIN 9' Concord Road XVayland January 9, 1946 Do not u iffy to be afzhifbizzg 12111 u ba! 11011 are. and frii fo be ffm! perferIlJ. Football 1. 2. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 15 Prom Committee 3g Athletic Drive 1. 2. 3. 4: Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 4g Science Eairl fEirstJ, 3, an 572 ROBERT JOHN BERNARD 103 East Plain Street Cochituate December 10. 1946 DtffAqXvf flvpifeff in the L0r.'f.' ami He rltrilf' gil e lbw Ike n'e.rire,r 'of fbfzze kewl. Chorus 2. 3. 4: Concert Choir 3. 4. PETER EDWARD BOWLES 9 French Avenue Cochituate April 6, 1946 School and fhe her! grader you can alfaifz with 16550121 mm' all the Iearfzifzg, Giver a hif1'den gezzinr hefler dirrer1121zg, BONNIE REGINA BURKE 431 Old Connecticut Path Wayland August 21, 1946 H0u'ez'er fare true lozfe ir, true frielzdrhip if mfer. ' Art Service Club 4, French Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 3, Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, Athletic Drive 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Once in a Lifefizne 4. RUSSELL THOMAS BOWLES 106 Lakeshore Drive Cochituate October 19, 1946 The diferljmz 211 zrhirh c'rf7lc'r7ff07? .r1m't,i' fz man zz!!! ffrfwfzzjzze hir fnfzfre life. -Plato elm Sf' i ROBERT DAVID BILLIG 15 Highgate Road Cochituate February 26, 1947 Nothing great um ever achieved zvifhozzf em'hz1,f2,zi'm. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Bi-Phi-Chem Club 3, Key Club 2, Lab- oratory Assistant 3, French Club 2, 3 QTreasurerj, 4 fVice Presidentj, Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble 1, Audio- Visual Aid 1, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Sozflh Pacific 1, Oklahoma 2, Rofzrizzg Tzvezzber Revue 3, Once in n Lifefime 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Boy'S Glee Club 2, Drama Award 2, Con- cession 4, Science Fair 1, 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Northeastern Music Festival and Chorus 5. 9 i an , 7' WARREN F. BRANNEN 323 Old Connecticut Path Cochituate July 4, 1946 T1'11fh offefz .IIIDIEVJ more hy lhe hear of in rfefezzderr ,fhizzz from fhe fzrgfzlzzezzt of iff 0pp0Jez1i', Student Court 2, Football 1, 2, Cross Country 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 4, Owe in a Lifefime 4. X 4 i LAURA REES CAMPBELL 7 Sears Road Wayland October 20, 1946 Elf V1 mica in .1 zrhffc I lar mi i b.1II uj!7Il'l1.n French Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4, Ohl.1h0,v,'.z 2, Smith Pmipfft' 1, Campus Crier 3, 4, Rf2,1i'.'11lQ Tzrrfiffrii' 31 Scho- larship Drive 1, 21 Prom Committee 3, Once fIIrILfftffI7Ic'-1. 1 GAIL HAMMOND CARR 12 Rice Spring Lane Wfavland December 23. 1945 An 111111 111 life jr lbe 01113 f01'f1111e zmrfb '611d111g. -Robert Louis Stevenson Library Service Club 1. 2g Latin Club 21 Future Nurses Club 4g Once 111 fl Lifefmze 4g Concession 4. 4 1 'nil ROGER R. CARTER 20 Park Lane Cochituate June 15. 1946 Thu fXf.:j11f11r5 111.1551 f. flue 111.111 l',l.fiIf fig .,, . 41c1'.111fu1'f 111111111 11.11 ll 11.11 Ili 11111 If flu' calc 111.11 fm' 111 1'li.111tQt flue ffm! 11110 fi'.i1.'.if'.11'i 11! 113 tml. l1i'.'4gf'f,' .11.1.f r1'1.11'. T1i7,:,' 1:1-1 ji S1111111,U--L,0I1gfCllOYK' Library Service 3. 41 Guidance Service 31 Scholarship Drive 41 Key Club 4. VL, -I. 1 .4 - pn .u ' 0 n U-x tx ' v , 1 MAUREEN TERESA CARROLL 222 Commonwealth Road Cochituate September 5, 1946 The 11101111 113' 11 place Zl'l7c'l'6 0126 1611111 ouereff uiifb fjlffe t'0IZfl'0f ozer fha 111111ge 0116 zzvirbfr I0 t'0l1l6,1. 01' 1156 ejfecfi' one 1i70P6.f to p1'o1i11ce. -Philip Roth Latin Club 2. 3g Campus Crier 2, 3g Student Council 4g Activity Card Com- mittee 4 QChairmanjg Job Placement Service 4 QChairmanjg Prom Commit- tee 3 CCO-Chairmanjg Fund Raising Committee 3. 75. COLLETTE IRENE CAVANAUGH 54 Sears Road XVayland January 12. 194' If1g11o1-.:11rf- if l1f1f.f. Il 15.1 .Z1'c577'f fluff 7710127 l7.If7I7'1 pi f1,'1f1f F Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2g Art Service Club 2. 3. 41 Library Service Club 1. 25 Laboratory Assistant 2. 3: Latin Club 3. 4: Band 3g Campus Crier 1. 2. 3. 41 Audio-Visual Aid 1. 2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Scholarship Drive 1. 2. 3. 4g 55711117 P.11':Ad.' 13 i1l.1.f110111.111 of Clnziffof 3: 01111 .171 .1 Lffefflllc' 4. IO 1,--sa PATRICIA E. CARROLL 222 Commonwealth Road East Oochituate September 5. 1946 I71'1e111i.f Jcp.11'f 1111.1 1111 111011 taker 1156171 I0 lm' 1111 e1'11r, f1111'e 1111.1 Jeep. Student Council 1, 2. 3 tVice Presjg Student Council Committee 1, 2. 3. 4g Cheerleading 2g Athletic Drive 23 Schol- arship Drive 1. 2. 3. 4: Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 21 Latin Club 2g Prom Com- mittee 3. 41737 ANITA L. CHIASSON 22 Maguire Road Cochituate March 6. 1946 He frllllfbsl' 1111! l.ZllxQl7.f bert. 507116 peopfe do l'9Il',.' B111 I 11111 i111lZ1:1!ie11f, I 1111711 fo laugh IIOIl'.M Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1. 2g Business Serv- ice Club 2. 3. 4g Laboratory Assistant 2, 33 French Club 3. 4: Guidance Serv- ice Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Schol- arship Drive 1. 3: 111111111 0111.111 of Clmil- lor 3g Class Ring Representative 35 Yearbook 4. '95 KATHLEEN JEAN CHIASSON 53 Sherman Bridge Road Wayland May 4, 1946 You fzezfer fore what you remember. Art Service Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Laboratory Assistant 2, French Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3 ,4, Prom Committee 33 Athletic Drive 3, Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4, Northeastern Music Festival 3, 4, Sci- ence Fair 1, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. :ws RICHARD BRIAN CONDRON 4 Wayside Road Wayland February 6, 1946 I have foam! mme 0f the her! refzmzzr I ezfer had for renzrzifzhzg at fhe 110110111 Jimply hy loohifzg at the men al the top. French Club 4, Chorus 1, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 33 Track 2, Wrestling 3, Ofzre in fz Life- lime 4. - +1 H123 .187 vs-, l DA -..Q- RALPH E. CHRISTLE 118 Glezen Lane Wayland August 1, 1945 The ff0imf ,rrhemer 0f ,f11p,ZJ!'yifzg 010' zmfzli' hu, f0p,Z721zg off 0111' fff?.l'fl'c',f, jr fihe fzzflifzg ojf 0111' fee! when we amz! ,rh0ef. -Jonathan Swift BRUCE MORGAN COOK 5 Sylvan Way Wayland September 15, 1946 Sfh00l if all righf: fhere ii' iz Hilfe humor LIZ il. ll 1!L 3 WENDY LEE CLAUSEN 24 Lake Road Cochituate May 10, 1946 The higher! 1210liz'e ir I0 he like uwfer. For zmfer zzeifhw' defmzzzdx fz ,rea 220:- f7l'0l'jfZjl7Itf iff ilzzpomzfzve. Bn! mfher fl01l',f blflllbf-1 I0 Ihel0u'ert!e1'el. -The Book of Tao Art Service Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Orches- tra 4, Campus Crier 4, Student Coun- cil Committees 4, Prom Committee 31 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Ozzie in rl Lifefime 4, Yearbook Representative 35 Yearbook 4 CCo-Art Editorj. te LEE D. COXVE 132 Oxbow Road XY',.1yl3I'1d September 14. 1945 ll ht zz tltl'1i'1l7.'1SQ furor X: 'v .s'r1I1IcffhJfIJ5 l H v 1 XVILLIAM EDXVARD CUMMINGS 14 Pequot Road Wfayland October 11, 1946 Dorf lhofz foie life? Then do noi .fq1'ldI.7irJfl' lime. for fhaf if fhe rfujjz life Zi nmife of. -Benjamin Franklin A -1 JEFFREY MICHAEL DENKEXVALTER 3 Sherman Bridge Road XY'ayland September 28. 1946 The .'wpfvf'i'.:1z! fhizxg if not zzhtie ue .VF- ,- .-1 'V 4-7 SUSAN ANNE DALEY 20 Clubhouse Lane Wfayland October 21, 1946 Pm'2e1zce jr hiffer bm iff fruit 11' ,ru'eet, Chorus 1, Future Nurses Club 1, 2g Prom Committee 3g Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Owe in fl Lifefime 4. is 122:17 INIARGERY PAXSON DIK 136 Plain Road XVayland 'lune 26, 1946 I min' ifirf rlllllfbfllg zzorlh doing hy .zrritft11f. . . bllfli-1 zz'orh. -Edison National Honor Society 3. 4, Bi-Phi- Chem Club 3g Laboratory Assistant 23 Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4, Softball 1. 2. 3. 4g Prom Committee 35 Athletic Drive 2. 3. 43 Yearbook CCO- Editorj 4: Science Fair 2. 3, 4. E- A ROBERT HAXVTHORNE DAVIS 3 2 Stonebridge Road Cochituate August 24, 1946 The zt'orld'f great men haze no! rom- IPIOIIIYH hem gran! ,rt'holm1r, nor iff greed frho!,zi:f great men. -Holmes National Honor Society 3, 4g Bi-Phi- Chem Club 3g Key Club 4, Laboratory Assistant 2g job Placement Committee 4, Basketball Cmanagerj 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4g Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Oklahoma 2. ev '-1 ROGER M. DISKEN 1 Sherman Bridge Road Wfayland August 20, 1946 Gt uint. lhrzf pou er uhirh dazzler 171077.41 6'-161. l f.'.:1:.f hnf 512 z1h.:f ifri'tri'io12 ue are Ii' of! hu! ,f2e'r'.fe1'e1'.f111t'e 211:fi,rg11ffe. l moi mg. -Oliv'c-r XVendell Holmes -Henry Willard AuStir1 Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Tennis 33 Yearbook National Honor Society 3, 4g Basket- 4, Brass Fnsemble41Orchestra 2. ball 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4g Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3. 43 Scholarship Drive 1, 12 234 9 v ' A Sl we-ff' JOHN DAVID DRESSER 18 Bald Rock Road Cochituate January 28, 1946 The happtuerr of melt cozzrirtr in life. Treasurer 2, Key Club 4, Band 1, Stu- dent Council 4, Student Council Com- mittees 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Schol- arship Drive 4, Canteen Representative 1, Science Fair 3, Concession 4, Year- book 4. 75 fb. RICHARD JOHN FERRANTE 68 Rice Road Wayland December 14, 1946 Life without fz friend' if death without fl u'jt2ze5J. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Once in ez Lifetime 4. KAREN ELIZABETH ECKLER 17 Bow Road Wfayland December 20, 1946 Ah,i'e11i't' ir to fare ar the zwtmf ir to fvre. It extj1zgz1irhe.r the mm!! amz' ezthimzller the great. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Art Service Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 2, 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, South Ptzfiff 1, Ohhzhmmz 2, Roizrtfzg '2O'J 3, Once in tl Lifetime 4, Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4. Q ff . wr 'N ., ' ..,w' 2. i TERESA L. ESPOSITO 7 Highgate Road Wfayland March 4, 1947 The mort 11.tefe,i'.i' tiny of all if that in which ire h.1z'e not l.z11ghed, -Sebastian R. N. Chamfort Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Future Nurses Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, South Pfzcifif 1, Rfftzriizg ' f - f ' f'5?-l - ,.'f.5 I,j,-Q , - -,gy fi, . V Nm ,,,, :,,.., Q Xp Ai? 431 Tivefztier 3, Yearbook 4, Concession 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. if DALE FERGUSON 94 Concord Road Wfayland October 11, 1946 How hzze 11231 frat dretwz But they falllgfjcttf At me . . . and ,mid I him' made it np. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Laboratory Assist- ant 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 tPresidentj, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, South Pacific 1, Oht.1h0111.1 2, Matz'- uionmzz of Chfzillot 3, Owe hz tz Life- time 4. 15 -Nl 4 SHARON A. FOLEY 132 Rice Road XVayland December 15, 1946 The tizvix that 171.1126 nr h.,'pI'ji w.:.tt' IIA' u'tl'e. -lolin Maseheld National Honor Society 3, 4, Bi-Phi- Chem Club 1, Library Service Club 2, 3, Laboratory Assistant 21 Latin Club 2, 3 tVice-Presidentt, 4, Campus Crier 1. 2, 5, 4: Future Nurses Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3. 4, O11 .trw ff: ,J L.'ft','.:H1t -ig Concession -ig Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4, Yearbook 4, so 'TNT CAROL LYNNE FRICKE 4 Old Farm Circle Wfavland January 15. 1947 The Hifi of bfzppiazeaf it 111 lbs .flafe of ffljlfrlau Spanish Club 3g School Newspaper 1. 2g Student Council 1, 2, 4g Student Council Committees 1. 2. 4: Cheer- leader 1, 2g Prom Committee 35 Ath- letic Drive 1. 2. 3. 4g Scholarship Drive 1, 2. 3. 4: Once LII r1L1f6f11I7Z6 4g Office Assistant 3, 4. 1 'G 59 'Q' ffl ELEANOR BROOKS FCLLERTON 36 Pequot Road Wfavland -lune 11. 1946 UTAH fc if of fV.'t1I.1li1 .'lII I 1' .lff f1ifcfr1f1 ' .. . '. ' . ' ., . 1 I ' U HL If tl1f'1 117.11712 Ulf lfofillfig' ULU 1541117 4, .,p . .. . 4 , . , . . . l iii-cf.. .iIl.4g. .MAJ ffl lhirt. Il1,ml1.tf7t.J J A .. .. If. 7' .LUU4 l'c'I7l.UN.1'. I 4-Hamilton W. Nlabie National Honor Societv 3. 41 Art Serv- ice Club 3. 1: Scholarship Drive l. 3. 4. Oin'.:Xff.111..' 23 Prom Committee 3. Concession 4. Al' x v Q4 KAREN ELAINE FRITZ 25 jeffrey Road Wfavland September 23, 1946 T150fe 11170 FZVJIE iI'1a.:111.f .are 1110.11 likely fo rfzfrb fbe111. National Honor Society 3. 43 Latin Club 2. 3. 4g French Club 3. 41 Bi-Phi- Chem Club lg Band 1. 25 Chorus 4g Laboratory Assistant 3. 3-0 N.-f BRUCE ELIOT FREDRICKSON 11 XVheelock Road XVavland April 29, 1946 Tun l'0.1ifl 1111 wget! T71 11 zz'0f1rf. am! I - S 1111015 the 11115ltao'.'1xz1tlferfb.i. Am! fli7.If lJ.1.1' 111111111 all the rf1'ife1'e11re. -Robert Frost National Honor Society 3. 4g Bi-Phi- Chem Club l. 23 Math Team 1. 2. 3. 4g Laboratory Assistant 1, 2. 3: Latin Club 2. 3. 43 Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2. 3g Cross Country 35 RiHe Team 2: Track 3. 41 Athletic Drive 2. 3. 4g Scholarship Drive 1. 2. 43 lQw.:1'.'11AQ Tu tflfft f 3g Yearbook 4 tBusi- ness Managery 14 'FR - W A .-5,,- if Q ' Us JACK ERNEST FRYE 3 Simpson Road Cochituate August 23. 1946 lI o111f11 are. be'1o1zdf:fldo11bf, the 77IOflf76V.f of al! 111.'fr1f1.fef. Football 1, 2, 3. 45 Baseball 1. 23 Track 33 Prom Committee 35 Athletic Drive 1. 2. 3. 4g Scholarship Drive 2. 3, 4. DONALD M. FY E 51 XVoodridge Road XY!ayland November 19. 1946 x1.fffQ1' me. all I LIIOZZ' if tba! 1611014 110l1f1i11g. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 13 Math Team 4g Science Team 4g Campus Crier 2g Audio-Visual 2. 33 Radio Club 1, 2g Cross Country 3. 4g Track 1g Athletic Drive 3. 4g Owe 111 11 Lifefime 43 Con- cession 4. F.. QF' l 'T1v it .4 I KATHLEEN THERESE GAINEY 42 Hawthorne Road Cochituate May 17, 1945 I lizfe for thofe rrbo lore me. For fhofe zrbo kfzouf me true, q '7 CHERYL LEE GALLAGHER 39 XVest Plain Street Cochituate February 6, 1946 lI !9wz fore 6077161 flaw um be only one. mm' be alone zz!!! NIL' we lmppjf' For fine befzreu ,ro blue about me, And flrie good float I can do. Business Service Club 2. 3, 4, Library Service Club 1. pn 115 6. 'sr' W ffk MARY CATHERINE GOLDEN 16 Sunset Road Cochituate Ianuary 22, 1947 foil fomef io More who u'f1il. Library Service' Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Basketball 2, Athletic Drive 2g Schol- arship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3g Year- book 4, Science Fair 23 Concession 4. if CT PHILIP NWILLIAM GROW 54 Boston Post Road Wfavland March 19, 1946 Do1z'f mee life loo re1'io11rl'i-Yi ozfre uerer going to get ozzf of if .zlizief Key Club 3, 4 Csecretaryjg Scholarship Drive 3g Ofzfe 212 fi Lifelime 4, Sci- ence Fair 3g Concession 4. 15 ear- I JANICE ELAINE GERALD 15 Main Street Cochituate April 27, 1946 Time if no Irmzzfififa' of i'o12zpXe:cio22. or form. of belmzzkoz' free flae zcjilv fo .iuzffti Joni am for juz 1 rzfoznzi . Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Art Service Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Chorus 4, Prom Committee 55 Concession 4, X- Q3 A 'vi 'ff -:Lol . ri , ELAINE GCSTAFSON 19 Dean Road Cochituate September 1. 1946 If .if fuffpi' ffv .lf in fx .ffffff if'Vt1.'.fffli1'.'f.' ffftzfs 'fi ' .. .. .1 7'1.5 t'. Laboratorv :Xssistant 2: Latin Club 21 Field Hoclsev 1. 2. 3 .41 Baselqtball 1, 2. 3. 41 Softball 1, 2. 3: Prom Com- mittee 3g Athletic Drive 5. 4: Stholar- ship Drive 2. 41 023.4 L.'St.', ',': 41 Yearbook 4. W1 Lf tour THOMAS G. HALL 5 3 School Street Cochituate May 15, 1946 Newer fefzre ffJ11f tiff 10-111011011' which 5011 M11 do 10-11'11y. -Benjamin Franklin Laboratory Assistant 1g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1g Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. 'N 'af V-'FNQI 5 J JUDITH ANN HAYXVOOD 25 Training Field Road XVayland December 19. 1946 Life 1i 11111 ,fZ1f7I'f. 1111.f 11111 11111'11'111111.' fzf 111' 5111 mf 11 11,1 111cff.1i' 111' 11111. Bi-Phi4Cl1em Club 13 Library Service 13 Chorus 3. 'nil French Club 2. 3. 4g Campus Crier 3. 41 Scholarship Drive 41 Prom Committee 3: OH11f11111111 2g R11.11'j11.Q T11t11111,i' 33 011111 111 11 L1fe- f1:'I1U 1 1 'issa ,ff W 1 J LINDA GAYLE HANCOCK 29 Aqueduct Road Cochituate June 3, 1946 1115 p111'e11fr are Ike cQ1'?fIf6,ff 111561 I bare. lV'11f1011f If1e11' 11dz'1ce 111111' 11111fe11tf11111f111g I z1'011f1f be f0.v1. 1, Chorus 1, 2 CPresidentD, 3. 4 CPresi- dentjg Basketball 1g Softball 15 Prom Committee 33 Scholarship Drive 3g Con- cert Choir 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2. IIT , CHARLES ZARING HENDERSON 28 French Street Cochituate June 3, 1946 Ma11,r111'e 1101 11 1111111 ba ffw f11'1a11ffb of 1511 ,i'h0l1f1fe1pi', 11111' fzj ffm tftgl'6L',l' be b0f1f,i.' but 1111r1,i111'e 171721 11,1 lfw nope of bfi fore 11111f 111.1 t'0lIl'61'Il for 1111z11k1111f. National Honor Society 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3g Athletic Drive 3, 4g Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 43 XVeight Lifting Instructor 2, 3, 4g Con- cession 4g Cross Country 3. 16 ' ' rf NANCY ELIZABETH HART 13 Happy Hollow Road Yifayland October 25, 1946 lI7l76I'63 ,tbaff -1 1111 ,seek 1561111113 111111 faou' Jbaff .1011 find ber, 1111fef5 ,rfve faerfeff be '10Il1' Il'fl l fllld 710111 g1111fef' Basketball 41 French Club 4g Chorus 4g Once 111 fl Lifelime 4. 'Ut ROSEMARY HESSION 43 Dudley Road Cochituate january 7, 1945 Safe 1117072 the .fofid rock fhe ugly boufef 5l1111d.' Come fee 1119 51111111151 palace bllfff 1111011 Ibe Jfllldfn -Edna St. Vincent Millay Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2 ,4g Laboratory Assistant 1, 2 ,4g Debating Team 3. 4 W s K ,. LINDA WINIFRED HICKMAN 29 Damon Street Cochituate July 12, 1946 Wil!90ui k111d1ze.fr there can be 110 true joy. Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. 95 JUDY HELEN HOLDSWORTH 179 Main Street Cochituate January 3, 1947 A kind bear! if a fozzfzffmz of gfr1d776.l'.f. ,Ang 31X If Nr ' 'Nha J-skx X JOANNA BALL HIGLEY 25 Orchard Lane Vifayland May 14, 1946 i'lill6llI0l'u1 Zl'ffl7OI1f !t'cIl'lZ!1Ig lil' iz ,skip 1121190111 tz 1'mfrfe1'. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Laboratory Assistant 2. 3, Latin Club 2, 3 ,4, Band 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Science Fair 33 Softball 33 Ath- letic Drive 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 3, 4. PAUL HERBERT HOLDSXVORTH 179 Main Street Cochituate October 18, 1945 Y0zz OIZZY1' 1'eg1'6l J'077I6'fZ7f1ItQ izffer 1t'.r 100 fare I0 11211113 jf. . iq, X iff NOREEN ELEANOR HOGGE 6 Caulheld Road Wfaylancl March 2, 1946 'Life if like 1112 01I70I.7,' 3011 pee! 0116 layer at 0 lime fuzz! 1011zef111zer 31011 zz'ee,Z1. 1 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2, Business Serv- ice Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Service Club lg Chorus 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Guidance Service Club 1, Olhce Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. Qaxif INIARGARET ALICE HOWARD 8 Concord Road XV.1yl.1nd August 17, 19716 HfItI1'I1'cUti1J.'f71111. 1. A .-L it f. . rmzeifzg 6l'E1'J'l'bzl7Ig 772 iff zimzify frefb- z1r.f!r.f!1'1 'i 5 134 e1z 11110 miller. -Washington Irving Art senile fem, lm 3, 5. 4, Sphumh Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 3, Laboratory Club 1. 3, 5. 'll Chorus 5. -1: Cum,-us Assistant 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Soft- Crier 3. 3. 4 iArt liditoryg SchoI.1rsh.p ball 2, Scholarship Drive 4, Onre in 0 Drive 3. -iz Lpffft .: Lrg 'Ulla -ll Lifetime 4, Yearbook 4. 17 Yearbook 4. lr If V sad' J SARA BENNETT HOXVARD 18 Draper Road Wfavland November 28. 1945 IVE lllllff be t'0lH'fc'OIlj I0 pl 7111111 af ue .mf I0 .1 1f?.lt'fI1l'U. z4ifv.it'ffi use are zzniffnzg Io gillty flat .1tfI.JIIftIlQ6' Of .1 good fight -tllnknovvnj Bi-Phi-Chem Club 3g French Club 3, 4g Chorus 43 String Ensemble 4g Campus Crier 4: Once in fz Lifetime 4g Conces- sion 41 Yearbook 4. io' T' Y , I 1 c lk-V i l SANDRA JOHNSON 203 Stonebridge Road Saxonville February 23. 1946 Tail ljtifli .Ufvfi UIQ, llc. .Iii iflz' .4Xl'gt. I il . '. . ' '. l 4 - A 11.5.1 f.Uf,4i'.l1l fic !.7.1.cJ 7711, fSalvat ion A rmv Hymn i 'IT' VUILLIAINI LEE HOW7LAND 44 Hawthorne Road Cochituate October 21, 1943 'Tlfore 11170 bring lbappifzera' lo flue Iii ei of 0fIl76l'J' mmzot keep if from flJenz,felz'e.r, 'Ci ERIC JONES 23 Oak Street Cochituate july 1. 1946 So nigh ia' gq1'.z1ztft 111' fo our alzzfl, 50 1?6ZiI',1,f Goff I0 722111. ll'yl7t.'lI July It biallwgi' X011 . 'You mari' Tut 11 ozrfb it-p.l.ff.f. 'I mfr. Library Service Club 1g Laboratory Assistant 2. 3g French Club 1, 2, 3. 4 tPres.jg Spanish Club 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2. 3. 43 Campus Crier 2g Student Coun- cil Committees 3. 45 Student Court 2g Cross Country 2g Basketball lg Prom Committee tCo-Chairmanj 3g Athletic Drive 1. lg Scholarship Drive 1. 2, 4g S0.f1.'fL2 P.:r.'j1t' lg OH.mm11.f1 25 .ll.1.f- Il oz1.'.f:1 of CX'.:.'f.'f..', Roamzg Tzztszzfxea' 33 OJICL :zz .1 L.ffff.'n1e 45 Senior Con- cession 4g Boys C-lee Club 2g Concert Choir 3, 4g Science Fair 2g Drama Avvard 1. Z: Yearbook 4: Canteen Rep- resentative lg American Field Service Representative 4g Northeastern District Concert 4. 18 ff PETER V. IGNATOVICH 54 Lake Shore Drive Cochituate March 22, 1947 La11gbfe1' fi fm! zz! aff .4 had zmj for fnzrlifzg t2fl'1:6lIlf.fbflU. .md it it fm' fbe but efztfrfzg for one. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 2, 3g Spanish Club 2. 3. 4g Rifle Team 4g Prom Commit- tee 33 Athletic Drive 4g Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4. 'ai BARBARA MARY KANE 61 West Plain Street Cochituate june 28. 1946 AH b.:pp.4f1t-,af depwzdf 072 courage and ztort. I lfmie Zuni 111.11111 period! of zzn.'t'ffmz'11e.f.i. bn! uirfh ezzergj, and 1:11015 aff. uifffv jlfzrrfofzr, I pulled fbrmvgb life nz aff. -Honore de Balzac President 2. 3, 43 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1. 2g Library Service Club 1, 2g Labora- tory Assistant 2g Latin Club 2g Campus Crier 2g Guidance Service Club 2g Stu- dent Council 2. 3, 4g Student Council Committees 2. 3, 45 Prom Committee 3g Athletic Drive 1, 2. 3, 4g Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4g Fund Raising Commit- tee 35 Pep Squad 2g MASC frepresen- tativej 3. BRUCE VANCE KEARY 17 High Rock Road Wayland January 12, 1947 The JCIIZJ we .ree 072 lhe oremz are ar while 115 white mn bex I1111 11ez'e1' one Ill the I7dl'b07' af white 11.1 Ike milr at Jen. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, Debating Team 3, Student Council Committee 4g Cross Country 2, 3, Rifle Team 1, 2, Track 2, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, 5011119 Pfzrifc 1, Olelaloonzfz 25 Concession 4. ,1 GERALD C. KESTER 43 School Street Wayland February 7, 1946 H11pp111eJ.r if fl 1l'Il?, IZ 11'f11'11z pfzrka, 111111 11 rmootb bembf' Vice President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 2, 3, 4. ,CR 42 WILLIAM F. KEATING 35 Rice Spring Lane Wayland April 5, 1945 live are l1e1'e I0 add wha! we 61171 10, 1101 10 ge! zrbfzf we H111 fJ'077I, l1fe. -Sir William Osler 'TES' NORMAN ERNEST KING 23p Old Connecticut Path Wayland May 16, 1946 Refi hope 71,0011 your l'0lll'fZg6 111111 my u'01'd. -Corneille Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 2, 35 Math Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Crier 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 4 CCap- tainjg Track Team 2, M11d1110111a11 of Cbaillot 3g 07156111 11L1fe11111e 4. 19 Pax I DeANN AILEEN KELLER 10 Bald Rock Road Cochituate September 7, 1946 Q1111f 6111712 ,Z11'0ffe1'1f b01111111, .11 f11r1'el111' Illllllzffllll 101111115 ef ffet1'1111e11f11111 111z111z11e ,f1111e f11f1111.9 cllvflflf 11'0e.i' if prof! 11 1111111, 1f be 12111 Kqxljfl live zwlmfe Zl'Ol'!c7,.' Im! fare X111 01172 .f011l.9j National Honor Society 3, 4g Library Service Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4 fsecretaryj, Chorus 2, 3, Campus Crier 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Drive 4, Prom Committee 3, Year- book 4. RICHARD E. KING 215 Lake Shore Drive Cocliituate January 23. 194' Gin 111r' .1111'1l1.1'1'1111'u. .:1J.f f1.111.f.1 1111 If 11111'.fv f ,rg eg X, T7 X. N. JOHN ALBERT KORENGEL 5 Charles Street Cochituate October 29, 1946 Iiii'i'e.mJ iizeiiizr turd ilIl'l'6.Ilt3d leiizne are the 1140 i'iz'ifizer.i' of iimiif' -Disraeli MORTON LANGTHORNE 19 Wfoodland Road Cochituate July 24, 194 3 Tin ii wilt Il tru nnziitf for fbi' fyinilwit 'if rfVt,w1f, flu frrofiifi' for flip f1rlJt'r',v of iflllxf. Laboratory Assistant 2. c.. -3 KATHLEEN E. KRINOPOLIS 17 Pequot Road Wfayland September 8, 1946 HSLQFIIHIMJ if Zmriizg iziilinwlliy viirly hair. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 2, Laboratory Assist- ant 23 French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Freshman Tea 4, Prom Commit- tee 3g Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Oizre iii zz Lififiime 4g Yearbook 4, Pep Squad 3g Concession 4. 'PU' rf' GEORGE XVILLIAM LaPIERRE 92 Old Sudbury Road Wfayland june 25. 1946 I we no! iz .map before me nf I Head 011 mioflifr '1cM'ZI',' Biff I'z'e fd! the P11 ff iii Godfr blicifiifltg,-fbi' Fiifizre H11 IIIEVLAIJ .rfmzff cftfmx' Ami mlm! Inner .fame iii Ilia Jim-ziire. Mui Zirigbf at I ifmzi' mzfzr. . r, -M. G. Brainard Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2: Band 1. 2, 3g Football 1, 2. 3. 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3. 4, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Oure :ii .1 Lifefime 4. 20 YT S1 is LYNNE PARKER LAN GLEY 9 Cole Road Wfayland April 6, 1946 Being zz utonmii ii' iz ferribfj' difficult hifi. time if i'0mi,r!sr priizcipfzifii in dealing uitb I7l6IZ.'l-JOSCPh Conrad Business Service Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Tea 43 Prom Committee 31 Scholarship Drive 2, 3. 4, Oklaboimz 23 Yearbook 4g Concession 4g Fund Raising Com- mittee 4g Pep Squad 3. -7 JANIS IRENE LAZARIAN 3 Emerson Road Cochituate june 1, 1946 Aff if im! iz baiidjrraff. buf if lbe ln1imizi,r,rimi of feefifzg Ibe arfirt lmf experieiiceii. -Leo Tolstoy Secretary 1, Art Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Laboratory Assistant 2g Spanish Club 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4, Oiire in a Lifeiime 4, Yearbook 4 CCO-Art Edi- torjg Pep Squad 33 Concession 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ew X ALLEN ELLIOT LEONARD 113 Boston Post Road Vfayland October 28, 1946 I have l267l'6l' let my rrboolifzg interfere u'iif':1 my edzmzfiofzf' Band 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Cross Country 3, Ski Team 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3. 1-nv' ROGER E. LIVINGSTON 21 Shawmut Avenue, Ext. Cochituate March 5, 1946 What we mzlicipfzle .feldom orrzzrrg wha! we least expected generally bap- pens. -Disraeli Football 1. fl Q. we--' DANIEL LEONE 29 Lakeview Road Cochituate August 3. 1946 Sf11ffyi1zmq if the mort n'ijfif11ff bn! yet fbe mmf rezmnfifzg fare fo ezzeozmfer 211 life. Business Service Club 3, Library Service Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4. -f 2 til' ' NORMAN ALLEN MacNEILL 41 River Road Wayfland November 20, 1946 flb0z'e all liberlier, gire we !lbc'Vf'1' 10 ,EIIOZIQ I0 after, mm' I0 argue freely avrozdizzg to C'C?1ZJ'L'1:L37.7L'c9.H National Honor Society 3, 4 tPresi- dentj, Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 35 Lab- oratory Assistant 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 2, 3, 4 fEditor-in-Chiefj, Audio-Visual Aid 2, Student Body Co- President 4, Student Council Commit- tees 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Drive 2, 4, Scholarship Drive 2, 4, Science Fair 1, 2, 3, Mass. State Science Fair 2. 21 44 ROY D. LEVER 13 Dunster Avenue Cochituate September 24, 1946 Tlve zvrzy of five mzmber one has bemme i221,Ui'e,rietf into Mies mind for all efe1'11it'3i. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Rifle Team 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Athletic Drive 3, 4, Concession 4. fm ov , ROBERTA JEAN LOMBARDO 32 Pine Ridge Road Cochituate March I , 1943 A110flaei'if.1.1 gum: .mor 1 J rforerf' Oftfizfaozzziz 2. A bf MARY MAGUIRE 148 Concord Road Wfayland September 18, 1946 The beafzf-1 of cz ffiwzcf ir Mlm! zz c cffrcoziez' bcuz. Business Service Club 43 French Club 3, Campus Crier 3, Future Nurses Club 3. 4, Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 1. 2. 4g Office Assistant 4g Year- book 4. fB DONNA MARSTON 24 Shawmut Avenue Cochituate April T 1946 'Szzzcl 151' irzuztge, crpccjivlli fo .1 zzm21.121. Softball 1, 25 Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3. 43 Scholarship Drive 1. 2, 5. 43 Once HI.1L.'fcfi'l71c' 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY INIALIZIA 1'5 Wfest Plain Street Cochituate April 28. 1946 'Qllmzli 16.116 lriccfczm1'fai1ed, bill be 111150 piclar Zvmzreff np. .r11cceecf,r. Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3: Athletic Drive 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Drive 3, 45 Once in cl Lifefjme 4. 140.1 YT:-9 L ,IUDITH ELLEN MARTINEAU 135 State Road Wfayland October 1. 1946 Be laczppi fo 17.11 e .fovzeibizzg .rome of flue fum I'.Zfli7c'I' Ilnm zzolfymg all of Mic lime. Library Service Club 1, 25 Prom Com- mittee 3, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 4g Schol- arship Drive 1, 2, 4. 22 Y' ff MARILYN L. MANCHESTER 6 Sherman Bridge Road XVayland December 10. 1946 .'lb.feuce makes 11196 bear! cQ'1'Oll'fO7ZI176'l',,' -Thomas Haynes Bayly Class Secretarv 4: Student Council Com- mittees 4g Bi4Phi-Chem Club 1g Span- ish Club 2. 33 Field Hockey 2 .3g Cheer- leading 4: Prom Committee 35 Athletic Drive 2. 3: Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 33 Ole!.zXvom.z 2, Once in cl Lifefjme 4, Concession 4, Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4. 1.1, ALEX LEO MARUSA 1 Willow Lane Cochituate january 11, 1945 Tim .recrel of ruccefr if corzriancy I0 pm'p0re. -Disraeli RONALD ALAN MARVIN 14 Brooks Road Way'land August 24, 1946 Wear your learning like your uafrla, in a private pofkefg and :lo not pull if 0111 and Jfrike rt, merely fo rlvozz' ibaf you hare one. Vice-President 2, 3, Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Student Rep- resentative 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CCO- Captainj, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Athletic Drive 1. 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 1, 3. ff J. STEPHEN MCCUSKER 18 Pine Needle Road Cochituate April 18, 1946 More nzen are killed by oz'eru'ork than the importance of the uforlfl jnrtij5er. -Rudyard Kipling Key Club 2, 3, 4 fPresidentj, Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Oncein a Lifetime 4, Canteen Repre- sentative 2. 'asf' RICHARD B. MAXWELL 17 Davelin Road Way'land February 15, 1946 -'Tir Ike flitrerzie of not liifezziizxg and flve nzalatlig of 1101 Zl'0I'kZII'Q fbaf I ani tronlzlezl zz'Zflial. Football 1, 2, Rifle Team 2. 3, 4 CCap- tainj, Baseball 2. 3, Athletic Drive 1 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 4. 1 ALEX S. MONTGOMERY 22 Millbrook Road Wfayland August 15, 1945 Some rlerire if nere5,rary lo keep life in mofion: be zrkofe real zrantr are tfzzpplied, mai! arlnzif flvoie of faizryf' -Samuel johnson Ski Club 4. 23 AGNES TERESA MCCANN O Edgewood Road Cochituate March 13. 1946 live only lille .'IfI':1L'll0lZ of oni' life. National Honor Society 3. 4, Student Council Committee 4, Latin Club 2. Secretary 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 31 Soft- ball 2, Cheerleader 4, Laboratory As- sistant 2, Math Team 2, Prom Com- mittee 3g Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Sonlb P.zrz- fic 1, Once in a Lifefiine 4. if 'i 'K' 1 1 is i EDXVARD JOHN MORANDI 31 Aqueduct Road Cochituate December IO. 194' ll, honor if .lofi-tri' fo me fluff ini life. Library Service Club 3: Student Court 3g Football 2. 3. '41 Baseball 2: Ath- letic Drive l. 2, 3, 4. f 4 P l 'i av DIANA MORSE 16 Reservoir Road Wfayland May 8, 1946 Shire neiflner nou' nor jerterrlaj began There tlaozztglaff. zeklcb haze been eller, nor 3et can A :nan be fozznrl who their enfranre knouf'-Emerson Bi-Phi-Chem Club lg Laboratory Assist- ant 23 Latin Club 3, 43 Chorus 43 Guid- ance Service Club 3, Prom Committee 3g Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 43 South Parlfir 13 Roaring Tllfllflef 33 Concert Choir 4. 'Ui , ,XV v , VIRGINIA LOUISE MOULTON 80 Plain Road Wayland January 13, 1946 Tlm'e',r joy a-plenl-1 Io ffl lifeff ,fflrer rnp, if '1Oll'll onli keep fbe rornerf of your mouth furnerl up. Chorus 1. 23 Campus Crier 2. 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 23 Field Hockey 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee 33 Athletic Drive 1, 2, 33 Scholarship Drive 4: Sonflv Paciinr 13 Oklabonze 23 Onre in a Lifefime 43 Yearbook 4. I 'qt'-E74 x , JUDITH ADRIAN MOSEDALE 3 Squirrel Hill Road Wfayland June 11, 1946 I make Ike mort of all tba! eonzer, and the leaf! of all Ilya! goerf' -Sara Teasdale National Honor Society 3, 43 Elmira Key 33 Bi-Phi-Chem Club Ig Laboratory Assistant 23 Latin Club 3. 43 French Club 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Student Body Co-president 43 Cheerleader 43 Prom Committee 33 Scholarship Drive 13 South Parifie 13 Oklahoma 23 Roaring Tzeentier 33 Onee in a Lifetime 4. MARCIA JEANNE INIURPHY 2 2 Marshall Terrace Wfayland September 22, 1946 Happinerr rozner from liffle Ilaingrf' Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 23 Laboratory Assistant 2. 3. 43 Latin Club 2. 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Scholarship Drive 1, 2. 3. 4g Soufla Pacific 13 Oklahoma 23 Onre in a Life- frme 43 Concession 43 Yearbook 4g Softball Intramurals 43 Tennis Intra- murals 4. 24 7'h 705 1 x ,4 I JANET M. Moss 15 Wallace Road Cochituate january 7, 1945 Let me lizie in mj looure bj the .fide of the road And be a friend of man. -Sam Walter Foss Library Service Club 1. 23 Prom Com- mittee 3g Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. . JAMES VINCENT MURRAY 20 Shawmut Avenue Cochituate April 21. 1946 Keep cool: if will be all one a lvundred yearr hence. -Emerson Football 1, 2, 3, 4. f 53- - 05 ring-1 if' DEXTER NELSON 19 Fuller Road Cochituate September 4, 1946 To make anylhing worth while of Ihif world, it will require all of III working together intelligenfly and hzzmanelyf' Prom Committee 3g Scholarship Drive 3, 4g Concession 4g Fund Raising Com- mittee 3. - I PETER NEUENDORFFER 10 Holbrook Road Cochituate October 25, 1946 There ir a czzrioizr paradox lhaf no-one ran explain Uvho i1nder,ffandi' the ,f?t'I'6l of fhe reaping of the grain, ll ho zzmleiiffrarzdf why ,rprirzg if horn oirf of winferk laboring pain. Or why we nzrzrrf all die a liflle before we grow again. -The Fantasticks U National Honor Society 3, 4g Bi-Phi- Chem Club 1, 2g Math Team 33 Key Club 2g Laboratory Assistant 3g French Club 2. 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Campus Crier 2, 33 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4g Solifh Parijir' 15 Oklahoma 23 Roaring Twenlier 3g Onre in a Lifetime 4g Con- cert Choir 3, 4g Northeastern District Music Festival 33 Latin Club Revue 4. 5'-l -x ia, LAWRENCE BRUCE O'CONNELL 225 Main Street Cochituate May 15, 1945 Ble.r.fed ii he who e.x'f7ecfr nothing, for he ,shall newer he dirappoinledf' Laboratory Assistant 4g Spanish Club 4g Baseball 1. if JANET LOUISE O'LEARY 4 Lawrence Road Cochituate August 4, 1946 Like a drop of rea wafer, like a grain of rand, Jo are there few yearf among the dayr of efernily-Sirach 18:8 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1g Library Service Club 1g Chorus 2, 33 Prom Committee 3g Scholarship Drive 1, 3, 4g South Pacific' 15 Once in a Lifelime 4g Sci- ence Fair 1. ROBERT D. O'LEARY 198 West Plain Street Cochituate july 6, 1945 No longer forward nor hehind I look in hope or fear,- But, grateful, fake the good I find, The her! of now and here. -Whittier 25 DAVID XV. OSMOND 3 Old Farm Circle Wfayland January 10, 1947 ll hen .1011 work. .ion make fvaare uifh fhe earfhf'-Kahlil Gibran Math Team 43 Science Team 3, 4g Band 1. 2. 3, 43 Cross Country 4g Once in a Lifefime 4. 1 CAROL ANNE PAGANO 278 Old Connecticut Path Wfayland August 25. 1946 Hsfflcrlk mf!!-3 and r.zw-Hi 11 big nick. -Theodore Roosevelt Business Service Club 33 Chorus 1g Bas- RN ELAINE H. PARKER 434 Old Connecticut Path Cochituate November 19, 1946 The lou' of a frkefzd if the gr'erz!e.i'f lou c'l'67'.li Future Nurses Club 2, 3g Field Hockey 2. 3, 43 Prom Committee 3: Athletic 'S' Drive 2, 5. 4g Scholarship Drive 1, HENRY GREENLEAF 2. 3, 4. PEARSON, JR. 1 Old Connecticut Path Vifayland hIq'21.1946 Do1z'f SAY fli7j7IlQw', ll7ba! you ARE .flrzfzrfr our 1011 five ubile. and flfunzderr ketball 2g Prom Committee 3. V' FTC-nr 'OA ? s ARLENE L. PLENNERT 33 Ietfrey Road XV.1vl.1nd Deccmber 6. 1946 ni n111.l.':r11.frf of .fl71.1i7f rirfiglafir mai-f.'!1zfr.r b.'1prf1irle.r.r. .fo lim! I twfmzof ffnazr ubrzf you my to hive L'0lZff'rZV'1.ii-EFIICFSOH Bi-Phi-Chem Club 23 Latin Club 25 Band 1g Football 23 Tennis 2, 3, 4g Athletic Drive 1. 2g Scholarship Drive 1, 23 Once in a Lifelrme 4. 6- 'x GARY F. PHILLIPO French Club 41 Future Nurses Club LXIICHELE ANN PQIRIER 26 Dudley Road 3' 51 SCh0l'U5hlP Dmie 3- 4' Stonebridge Road Cochituate Saxonville aiu-6,io4s .X o i f1..'f.u or xi nz i.:.'r1.' lr- m1z'.:r'.f fu flu .ff1f11g. xlmf flu r.1f1f1u't of p1n'i11.'21-Q f Ii Nw jirxze ,lu z.1m,11z.'fbr.i rum. QLongt'ellow 26 November 23, 1946 Beware dj long ar Jon fire. of judging people by appearance. Laboratory Assistant 33 Spanish Club 3g Campus Crier 2g Future Nurses Club 3g Prom Committee 35 Scholarship Drive lg South Parifr 2g Roaring Tzfezztief 3g Yearbook 4g Fund Raising Committee 3. fed' - -Q21 JOSEPH JOHN PORRELL 5 Russell Road Cochituate July 25, 1946 Small tlaingr are liefts Grief and zznreft To rank and uiealtla are given: 1 lin l-Lx Bzzt little tlyingf RHONDA G. POLK Off fffflf Wfgf U STEPHEN CAMPBELL POTTER 14 Lee Road Bent' little Joztlf to Heaven. 3 Timber Lane Wlayland -Rev' F' W' Fabef Cochituate December 23, 1946 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, August 5, 1945 When one loves, one doubt! even Agqleflcl any S11 IZ 5' .45 Fcholar- Hnppine.v.f if tloe onlJ good. what one moft believer S 1P me ' ' ' Ou duff ' The time to be happy ir now, Business Service Club 4g Chorus 1, 2g Q A new-Wm? 17lZf'PfWf0bbjhdPP3l1fh6 2 Oihce Assistant 3, 4, Scholarship Drive I '-f?Z l.55 5 ' f 6 ual to 6 MPM ff 0 md 6 otberf ro. -Creed 2, South Pneijfe 15 Roaring Twentief 3g Once in 4 Lifetime 4. QTY DEDINA F. PROCT US 12 King Street Cochituate April 2, 1946 Friend5l9ip iinprooei bnppineff, and aliatex miiery, by doubling our joy, and dividing our grief. -Addison Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN FRANCES PULTZ 92 Woodridge Road Wayland August 21, 1946 Men'5 uealeneffef are often 1zere5.rarJ to tloe purpofef of life. National Honor Society 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Math Team 4, Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 35 Chorus 3, 4 CVice Presidentjg Future Nurses Club 3: Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 4. 27 Audio-Visual Aid 1, Shop Service Club 3, Football 1, Prom Committee 53 Con- cession 4. PHILIP JAMES REGAN 18 NWillard Street Cochituate Nocember 6. 1945 Silenre if flve ztirtne of 41 prttdent nmnf' Shop Service Club 3. 4g Football 31 Fund Raising Committee 3. iff' NELLIE BUNKER REVELL 3 2 Pemberton Road Cochituate July 22. 1946 Rim ne mix! le nmlheiir d'izimer. fN0lliiiig erjimlr the agony of l01'6.j Treasurer 3, 41 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2, Library Service Club 1, Latin Club 2, Chorus 2, 3. 43 Guidance Service Club 2, Student Council Committees 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 CC:1ptainjg Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1. 2, 3, 4g Once EMILY RIZZO 17 Edgewood Road Cochituate August 2, 1946 Oh Ilml I had uiizgr lilee iz dare' For tbeii would I fly 51111111 and be al rest. -Psalms IV, 6 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 2, Library Service Club 2, Laboratory Assistant 2, 4, Latin Club 2g Field Hockey 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Softball 1, 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3g Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4g Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 33 Office Assist- ant 43 Fund Raising Committee 3. as V f BARBARA L. RODIER - 165 Glezen Lane Wfayland june 16, 1946 Could I loz 6 left. Iflyould lie lmppier noun -Bailey ir: iz Lifetime 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Fund Raising Committee 3. JOHN N. ROGERS 14 Squirrel Hill Road Wllvland March 14, 1946 Yon 511:17 Srlvfiol all of lbe people all of Ilae lime. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 2. 3: Latin Club 2, 3. 43 Audio-Visual Club 2, 31 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ofire iii .1 Lifefmirf 43 Lighting Crew 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Concession 415 CYNTHIA ALDEN ROSSBOROUGH 33 Davelin Road Wfayland March 24, 1946 lf li lielfrr in keep join- mozilla ,ibut .uid be flvonglif rfiipid, Ilmu I0 Open if and rcnlow all dnizlitf' French Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Ath- letic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 31 Oklizlmvm 25 Ozire in iz Life- time 4. 4. 28 . au SANDRA RUGGIERO 22 Red Barn Road Wfayland March 4, 1947 All thingy are produced by fate. National Honor Society 3, 4, Art Serv- ice Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Laboratory Assistant 2, French Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committe 35 Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 1g Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Northeastern Music Festival 3, 4, DeCordova Art School 4. M . 'U' 3 1 KATHERINE M. RUMPEL 1 Happy Hollow Road Wayland September 16, 1945 It if not bow rnzzrh we bare, but bow rnzzcb we enjoy, that nzakef laoppinerff' -Spurgeon Business Service Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Yearbook 4. HERBERT W. SAMMONS 57 Stonebridge Road Cochituate December 4, 1946 Nothing artonifber nzen ro nmol: as rofnmon renre and plain dealing. -Emerson Math Team 3, 43 Library Service Club 3. 'Y it NJC 0 tri Y 1 JUDITH A. RUSSELL 15 Snake Brook Road Cochituate August 14, 1946 It it belief lo infer wrong flmn to do il, fznrl laappier fo be Jonzetinzer rloefzlecl flmn not to lI'Il,t'f.H-S8.I1lL1Cl Johnson Library Service Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Schol- arship Drive 2. F-2- DONNA MILDRED SCHULTZ 261 Cochituate Road Wayland April 23, 1946 C11lf1n'e is l'66'c9Plll'631IE,fJ fo bonzzfny and lmnmne feeling. 561211125 of izzfornmfion lmzfe noflalng fo do zvltla if. A nzerely u'ell-ifzformed man if the mort zzrelefr bore on efzrfbf' -Alfred North Whitehead National Honor Society 3. 43 Bi-Phi- Chem Club 1, 2g Library Service Club 1, Laboratory Assistant 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox 13 Campus Crier 2, 3 QAssistant Managing Editorj, 4, CManaging Editorjg Yearbook Co- Editor 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4g South Pfzrljic 1. 29 -1- H .4- Jgg , 'Yi JOSEPH CONRAD RUTSCHMAN, JR. 20 Red Barn Road Wayland October 4, 1945 . . . where itgnormzre if bliss, 'fir folly to be wie. -Thomas Gray Spanish Club 1, 2, South Pacific 1, Once in 11 Lifetime 43 Athletic Drive 1, 2, 33 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. 11' -:it 907' NANCY ANN SATTELMAIR 52 High Rock Road Wfayland February 19, 1946 O11t't'.ionli.11't .an Alai. 11izii Q.9zf flu! Alf.: up ll7ZlL',i.l' Anon Vffaxl za' l7c'flcl' 11216. v. Laboratory Assistant 2, 5: Chorus 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 41 COn- cert Choir 43 Prom Committee 5: Schol- arship Drive 2. 5, Omg :zz .1 Life.'.'n1f 43 Yearbook -ig Concession 43 Dance Committees 2, 3. 4. W -il va ' v JUDITH LYDIA SEELEY 8 Orchard Lane Wfayland December 22, 1945 Bfe.r.red are they zulncb do lnznget' and tbfiift after ritglvte0n,rne,i1r,' For they that! be fitted. -Matthew 5:6 National Honor Society 3, 4, Bi-Phi- Chem Club 1, 3, Library Service Club 3, Laboratory Assistant 2, French Club DONNA L. SHERINIAN 14 South Street Cochituate February 7, 1946 If ue begin with f6l'fcIttIft6.l', ue ,rbdfl end np in dozzbtiy' 1211! If ue br-43111 with doubly. and are pattern! in them. ue rbatt end up in certaintieff' Basketball 1, 2, Fund Raising Com- mittee 3. 4, Band 2, String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Science Fair 1, District Orchestra 4. 4 JANICE LEE SMITH 18 Dudley Road Cochituate 'luly 30, 1946 Be izuirtf-1 1z'0i'Hf.1, fn' not Itnrtrflli zzii,i'r. -Francis Quarles Business Service Club 3. 4, Library Service Club 1. 2. 3: Chorus 21 Schol- arship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Science Fair 2, Yearbook 41 Concession 4. SHARYN LEE SIEGEL 8 Carpenter Road Wfayland December 18, 1946 H 111.111 fr bfi 01071 ,rttzrg and the ,mul that can Renrft r' .rn bfttltff and perfect man COUIIIl.'ZtItf,1' all light, all inflltenre, IIN fdfflli -Emerson Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, 3, Library Serv- ice Club 1, 2, Laboratory Assistant 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4, Chatter- box 1, Campus Crier 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 1. 2. 3. 4, Once in .1 Lffttinze 4, Youth Sym- phony Orchestra 3, 4, Northeastern District Concert 3, 4, N. E. Conserva- tory Orchestra 3, Yearbook 4. 30 her! q-rvvv' MARGARET A. SISAK ' 29 Moore Road Wfayland january 8, 1947 True lnzmor Jprizzgf not more from the bead than from the lveart: it inner not in laughter but in ,rftlf ,rnziler 111715516 lie far deeper. -Thomas Carlyle Laboratory Assistant 3, Chorus 1, Cam- pus Crier 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2. 3, Basketball 2. 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 4, Once in tz Lifetime 4, Senior Privilege Com- mittee 4. i 1 X BETTY JANE STATTON 3 3 Winter Street Cochituate , February 18, 1946 Ale lottnn mfzzptfztibzzrf detfere. E tnzdidif' i Q1 lmre deroted nzyretf fzbmlutely to tbe plzrrztit of plea.rm'e.j National Honor Society 3, 4, Labora- tory Assistant 2, Spanish Club 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Ath- 4 letic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2. I -i IN , f , 1 -,L 4 , ' CLAIRE STEARNS 1 Valley View Road Cochituate March 7, 1946 It matlefr not how long we lizfe, hit! how. -Bailey JAMES ALAN STOCKBRIDGE 52 Pemberton Road Cochituate September 28, 1946 Victory, like defeat, ir cl .ftate of mind, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 49 Scholar- ship Drive 4g Oklahoma 25 Once in cz Lifetime 4. he 'lb- GEORGE E. STERLING 97 Lake Shore Drive Cochituate September 20, 1946 The icorlrl ir iz wheel, and it will all come round right. -Disraeli ni, . JANET LOUISE STEVENS 6 Gage Road Cochituate November 12, 1946 W'ork thozi for plearzzre-pfznit, or ring, or crfzz'e The thing thon lozfert, thought the hotly Jtiirre- Who zcorkr for glory miner ojjr rr the godly lVho zvorkr for money coinr hir very ronl. Work for ll'0t'ki,f rake, then, and may it he That there thingy rhfzll he ncldecl unto thee. -Kenyon Cox National Honor Society 3, 4g Art Serv- ice Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Laboratory Assistant 2g Scholarship Drive 4. . 31 l . ,N -ITP DIANNE EILEEN STEVENS 151 Pelham Island Road Wayland October 16, 1946 Life ir made up of rohr. rniffler and rmiler. with rnijler predonzinoting. Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 1g Guid- ance Service Club 2, 3g Basketball 43 Softball 1, 2, 3g Prom Committee 33 Athletic Drive 33 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4g South Pacific 1g Once in iz Lifetime 4g Office Assistant 4g Year- book 4. GTZ' ANNA LAURA STROXV 21 Shaw Drive Wfaylancl April 29, 1947 Dew ezzzpomtcr Anil all our zcorlil If flair .,., to ilezr. So frcrh, ,to fltt.t.ng. -Issa National Honor Society 3, 43 Bi-Phi- Chem Club lg Library Science 13 Lab- oratory Assistant 2. 3g Latin Club 2. 3. 45 Campus Crier 2, 3. -1 Qlfeature Edi- torjg Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, -ig South Pacific 1g Once :n cl Lifttinze -lg Yearbook -ig Science Fair 1. 1-1- ROBERT JOHN SVUIFT 10 Rolling Lane Wfayland january 10. 1946 I1'51be lf.If61'6IIl'6 of 0111111011 lbnt 11111ke5 11 bmzre mtv. -Mark Train Bi-Phi-Chem Club 3g Laboratory Assist- ant 33 Latin Club 33 Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3, 4g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Athletic Drive 2, 3, 4g Okla- bomf 23 .1I1zdz1'01111z11 of Cbaillof 3g Once 111 fl L1f6f1l7Z6 4. ,1 BETTY ETHEL TURNER 11 Davelin Road XVayland September 30. 1946 'iT1i'L1't 'r 5f1111t11f1i114g Icl'j l:r.:11f:f11f 111 111111111 1111 11110 111111551 i'1f1f111lQ'Xf,'r 111 .IiI0f!JtI', Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1. 23 Laboratory Assistant 21 Chorus 2. 31 Student Coun- cil 1. 2. 3: Student Council Committees 41 MASC trepresentative 2: EMDSC frepresentativej 3: Basketball 21 Prom Committee 3: Scholarship Drive 1. 45 51111115 P.: .'.' fir 1: OH.z1f11f111r: 21 Once 111 .1 L.'f11:111t 4: Fast Coast Model L'.N. Cdelegatej 11 Yearbook 4: Concession 4. Yrs- JOAN MARIE TAYLOR 141 Woodridge Road Wfayland january 2, 1946 A 111116 11071161256 11011 111111 111911 if 1'e!15bed by 1156 ben of 72I672.U French Club 35 Chorus 4g Future Nurses Club 3. 43 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3. 4g 0116911111 L1fe11112e 4. I . ,A 'ig fr' R i Q'Q T?-v' 5 RICHARD MAURICE VERRILL 1 4 Pelham Island Road XVayland August 10. 1946 -- 1 ' 1 Om- 111.111 111111 1116 11101111 115 be 1161115 11111151111 15 111251 5111115111 10 .Q0I'61l'I? 1116 u'01'f1f.' 0111 11790 fnzcpr 6111111111111 115 he 10115 l1j11mflf 1.111 be c'12f1'Ilff6'tf unflb 11911 u0rld. Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1. 2. 3g Laboratory Assistant 23 Latin Club 1. 2, 3. 4 QVice-president1g Campus Crier 2. 3. 4: Audio-Visual Aid 23 Football Cman- agerj 2. 33 Track 1. 2. 3. 43 Athletic Drive 2. 3. 4g Scholarship Drive 4g 01111 :11 .ZL1f6f1lI16 4. 32 1 i L 'I CAROL VIRGINIA THURSTON ' 16 Wheelock Road Wa5'land April so. 1946 Il 15 111051 e11jf1'1.zble 10 11111116 of 11f1o5e we lore. Future Nurses Club 2. 3. 4g Scholar- ship Drive 4. f HELEN ELIZABETH NWALCH 6' Edgewood Road Cochituate November 7, 1946 HE1'6l'Y1' .fZl'66f haf 115 J'0ll7'.' 6I'6l 1' end 115 good. -Emerson Slvhs fa.-f ROBERT WATT 37 Davelin Road Wayland August 11, 1946 What gain if it to the people, tlmt a God laid down Hir life, If lwenly rentzzrier lfzfer, H25 world if cl world of r1rife? -james jeffrey Roche Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Athletic Drive 1, 2, Once in az Lifetime 4. 4,5 sh sh 'rig Kq ss v. Q. 3 h fl V -23 'gnc Q Vit Q -tae M we fi: Q.: L Stix. w nznlfq fl ,. BEVERLY ANN WHITE 22 Shaw Drive Wayland November 12, 1946 Nobody elle cfm become lbe marfer of our dertifzy . . . We are the bert judger of wbal we ozzglat to do. -Charles cle Gaulle Library Service Club 3 CVice Presi- dentj, Laboratory Assistant 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Campus Crier 2, Future Nurses Club 2, Prom Corlpmittee 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, . - l ,qv GUY G. WERNER 17 Rolling Lane Wayland July 17, 1945 Toe only way we mn kzzou' bon' far we can go if fo make fm affezzzplf' Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. A 'ff . vw ' A 0 r 4' cv ,Mi THOMAS ERNEST WHITE 10 Emerson Road Cochituate September 11, 1946 lVlJy rome: femptafion, but for mmz to meet Afzd marfer and make rrozzrb lzefzealb hir foot, And Jo be pederfaled in trizzmplf? -Robert Browning Bi-Phi-Chem Club 2, Laboratory Assist- ant 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Band 1, Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. 33 '55-0 f I JOYCE A. WESTCOTT 13 Lakeview Road Cochituate September 19, 1946 fl zzfell 1l'l'lff6lZ life if almost! dj rare af ez zvell rpezzf one. -lean Paul Friedrich 47 Y-J' DONALD ANTHONY NVIDDISS 172 School Street Cochituate January 7, 1947 v1IIl707'lI clmrizcfer if i11em.lii'.zl1le. Key Club 4, Football 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Athletic Drive 2, 3, Scholarship Drive 4, 45? 04 4'-' O nf s fu' .5 ' , YI -:- IIC. Eg: yi Ov . -' 'xg-' H 0?f al .F 'ff H 5119 i' ,- I H ,ff N i k., Ll r f u Jn PHILIP HEDRICK WILCOX 140 Old Connecticut Path Wayland August 4, 1945 When the One Great Srorer fonzef To nmrk aigonzif your nonze, He :miter-nor that you non or lort- Bnl bon' you played fbe ganzef' Spanish Club 4, Baseball 3, 4. I V 'r JUDITH XVOODMAN 17 XValtham Road Xlifayland june 26. 1946 Bm ft! fv.1!ft1n'e lure lm' pvrfccf zmrk. flaizl 'ir' nm., be pu'ftf'l anti rnlire and It'.JI.'f.'2IKQ 11olX2i11,g. -Janles 1:4 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Spanish Club 2. 5. 4, String Ensemble 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Softball 1, Athletic Drive 1. 2, Scholarship Drive 1. 2, Concession 4. p'. 5 40 C' SANDRA JEAN WILKINSON 12 Park Lane Cochituate April 26, 1946 A ffiefm' nmy une!! be reckoned Ike nmfterpiece of Nfzf1n'e. -Emerson HQ QI?-v LINDA XWIRICK 29 Pleasant Street Cochituate February 26, 1946 1 don? know 141111 if if ue are in 511611 fl hurry to get up when ue fall down. You fnigbl fbink ue would lie lbere if SPENCER R. F. YOUNG 18 Sherman Bridge Road Wfayland january 7, 1946 To be young if fo be or one of the inzfnorffzl gon'f. -I-Iazlitt Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. 54 and rel! fzzvbilef'-Max Eastman Bi-Phi-Chem Club 1, Library Service Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Soufla Pacific' 1, Onfe in 4 Lifetime 4, Concession 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 QI T'-:Y KAREN MARIE ZANIBONI 27 Oak Street Cochituate 1 December 10, 1946 Sing army ,rorrozzy mit azvay fares. Bi-Piachem Club 1, French Club 1, 1 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Onre in a Lifelinze 4. l I nf- 'N X MARILYN CATHERINE ZICUIS 37 Castle Gate Road Cochituate july 12, 1945 A good beart if beffer tbmz all the head! in line 1z'orld. -Edward B. Lytton Library Service Club lg Chorus 25 Prom Committee 3g Athletic Drive 3, 4g Schol- arship Drive 3, 45 Once in a Lifetime 4. IN MEMORIAM John Fitzgerald Kennedy November 22, 1963 IN MEMORIAM 46 KJ. Pe1'lmp5 011 Efzrflv I 11e1'e1' .fluff ffelmfff Wfifla eye of 5e12,re. your ozffzzv11'c2'fom2 mm' ye11zf2f4111fe.' Tfyerefore I0 me ye zzezeer zz'iffg1'0zz' offf. Bu! fire forerei' j'0llIIg 211 my 1'e111e111l1rf1m'e. Henry XV.1dSvvorth Longfellow Susan Ann Confrey November 24, 1946-March 11, 1960 'SP 4 rf -um-ff INII. BeneCliCt G. NIHZZ3 A d vis e r s z if Class JR Mr. john H. Lindsey juli' Bruce Fredrickson Judith Mosedale Hfzzmzrd Book Azzmznf DAR. Cilizemfajp .'1zv,zrd Efmim Key Senior 'T' Honors Cirol Frxcke Sfllzfellf G01 nmzwzf D11 Re umzfzffze Q Anna Laura Strow Norman King Afifzfz Sfzzdief N.zt.Gw,:! M4 StfT'F5- f 39 F.51,'.:!.ivf me j I , V . V c: KT ,'fl 4 i ii l The Queen and her court: Betty Statton, Judy Mosedale. Queen Elly Fullerton heing crowned lay Vicky Alla, Barbara Kane. and Elaine Gustafson. Blue The 'lunior Prom was held at Nfonacos Ten Act on April l'. 1965 from 8 to 12, The theme Bk Delft was carried out in Dutch programs and dec rations. W'e entered the hallrooin through a flor windmill lwanked with lalue and white carnati XY'e danced to the strains of soft music until l when the selection ot' the queen and her court announced. 'P' T T E Y : r5'15' '7 ': I7 1-V . ,Af Dancing check to cheek, 1-V N' A A , , 7 YW N,-'Y A' ,1 Aix 4.4 ',. 1 i nYf4r'4'WA T A1 eff? M 'lf'-+P 1+ 3.4 ,. . ... T' Dining on the terrace. . 71 Wx Xfi The Twist Y on 1 if W l 1 Delft In a land reclaimed from the sea A windmills lacy pattern Rotates against a Delft blue sky And the sun sets On cream white tulips, Childrens' wooden shoes Clack on cobbled streets Hans has his cap in his hand And Karin is feeding the geese After dinner Hilda must go to sleep And she has learned To say goodnight in English, While we dance in a blue Delft room And our windmill makes patterns On the moon. DALE F13RoUsoN DC L Betty and Steve. I I -if pq f J 'fu Dancers on a crowded floor. ff' Elly and Norm. 9 ii if Mr. and Mrs. Hettler with Mr, and Mrs. limsei' in the retcix ing line. F 5 L1 Q jj ,I Pl g 1 V - AN K A lfrum such nfmhlc plus .us Stage Door, UCYXCLJFXL XX uhm' ton SIL Nt LFC .71f? ' vw if ' f 'ff gf w I Y X 'Q H r 1 3.4. i. 2, J v,.?l.1Q yl!!.-S '5 A . . I LL L m up L Lu mr XILN Hlrr xml Cwr L IXlUfll'llI'l NL S U LL 1 L I L HL 1Lr1od xx L Il XLI L L L x Ir1LlL w LN L v 1 ILLL thrmx m thL to 1X U LX XX XXUOL HIL S ILX . . 'bl S. L . ' A . A - A . Ll this h1l.1riLmus IXIUJLILIIUI1 XXIII hL r WL'I'Cxl .ls mm UI' XX,.1X'l.IIhi Iilghk fL1rm1Lst scnmr I lux L L ur um Hx L Lkc. FHL -lung, Norm King. C.1uIL-ttc ff.1x.m.1L1 h X xr xml Xfoulu PL.uwLwn. Cathy BM-cfs. Pcrcr Xcucmlurffcr. Stow 1 D1 L ILr umm Turner. K.uhlLLn Krimvlmlis. Cynthia RUSSlWlI'UL1.L1 L 1 XL udx L Ll.1lc, K.1FC'l1 Ikklcr. Sue lhlcy. Huh Bxlliig, Dun l'XL IULX Humor J R1L L un. I-.1L1r.1 Cqxnplwcll. -My StuLkhriLi.gc, Xk.'lHL'X' Hut Phxl Gm Qxrm Hmx Iilainc CQLISKJY-SUI1. .md RiLh.1rLi Vcrrill, Once in .1 Lifetime xms dimmed hy Mr, -hwhn Ummm fm r1tu 1 UI Q 1 s . Y YL, ' .l ,I Vt,.,l 1, .rv sq Z1 l v:4'4 I. ,Ur , 1. +L 1' i - ,L I v I. ., fa.-fvx,,4L,,.1 , T ,enf- ' X va' , g . ' , ' a , . V I . ff. . E 15' jtjrff , . . :J f 'Q 1 f E C tv' ., 971 Sig X' jgr 11, ,QS I X A xx ,L P M '- 'D' LX Cast of Owe in C.1111pbell, R, 01111111111 R B1 1 1111 M111 1 em llf D1 Q F ui t.1fso11, E, Jones, C IIL 6 N 111 urwn 1 Stun ru Q P 1NL11u1u1r Lf Ik I-Inyxvood, 1111155111 Dllc Fer uwn XV T211 EA' .:aQ'I1i4,'i X' I Reflector Advisers Miss Cobb and Mr. Mazza This year's Reflecfor is a little bit more daring than yearbooks the past. We did not restrict ourselves to past designs and arrange- ments. Rather, we sampled many new ideas along with traditional ones. The divider pages, designed by a local artist, the sequence pages, the color endsheet of Wfayland High are examples. As in a big operation, it is impossible to list all those who worked to bri about a finished product. We would like, however, to thank our ti photographers, Tom Poole and Gordon Paine, for a fine job. Spec thanks go to Miss Cobb and Mr. Mazza for providing inspirati and guidance. I I ' il l li lll l 4-Q .. , f . , Us I iff i il i lri F-'l1ll I il ill it 1 it i 2 K. I i S SC.1f:'d.' C11-Edmirf Margery Dik and Donna Schultz. Shmdifzgs Mr. Mazza, Bruce Fredrickson. I BIlLl7It'f,f llll.1fI.I-Q:'P', Miss Cobb. r l Reflector Staff lFirJt Row: K Krino olis. D. Per uson C. Babers NX'ooclman. Second Rau ' . p g . , J. U. Oleary, V. Moulton, E. Fullerton, T. Esposito. J. Smith. Third Roux' L. i'Baker, L. Pearson, E. jones, B. Billig. l l l Reflector Staff Fflff Rau. J. I.az.zr1.1n, J. Higlej.. A. L. Strom. Sword Run. B. Ixane R. Davis. XV. Clausen. Third Roux' G. Paine, J. Denkewalter. T. Poole in i lv .lf I 'l'l1lr1tgi1gulmltL'1'u'1tl1 fl ll'iL 'Wi 1. It k'v 54.554 1 Lui-l'u , I J 'l V x l 4 4 5, 46 3 as fr X ...sa xx! A L.. Many tlmnks to Mr. M.1zz.1, Mrs. Sterling and all the seniors who made the Concession prolimlwle last all. -vvf' If .1 . no X .1 1 l-1 4 .5 F '- Ilan 7'!'m tl I ...Nh F 51251 'vw Come out of there, Anna Laura. And Norman thought I was m the box ! Lf! i 'I J'- Muscles 353. I 1 If ix FA. Terry - 'Q ..f- '-, a4'2-.zfgfggg 1 55:3 ' fx: fr-.,gQ7iZ!6:g' 5: if--s f a':'-ala.,-if Is this all right to wear to Brucie school, jack? 1 .I - a Slaves lf. -bai- 13'- Qx '5- 1 M Declina .X . Q A fi! ! But ma, I cant brush after every meal! n s H N L-M-ian ligu' What do you mean todays dress up day? This is tremendous. !1' SL 5, I , gs i, 49 V -in 1l .x'b ' A I uw , , if 1' 'I I gg 41 ' si P K - - f i U .- ff.,.f' 4 : my A i ZA 1 1 A i -J ' - ' , Q... i 1 1 - I ' lv - 9. x ga' rr? K wi! 'V I fa t 1 Extracurricular Activities. 5 i.. s '. -W' HB Gin' It wasr1't me! On, L wg 0 - 1 You gotta scratch where it itchesf' ' 1 f .Q,?v X. Ui I ' 43' -H' - ,,i. Ns.. Bottoms Up ! 48 ii i A K n o . A.. x l1'Qk Y- Y. Q 1 Leafy , L . Q ,I J. IW J :Cl 57 1.1! .. fl . Q .4 ' ,h .959 r K' J ,., ,J u ,1 .- A ' - v 'f' C. . LL,-Le e ,, iv ..A 8 W , KI- 'N ' 43 ' . fr .-5 -. N -Q.: ' f'-' '- . if - ' 4.1-rg: -5 - . . M X '1 Yr Fm . we 'N' 9. ii QQ ,, I T -Q +11 '-L V '15 - F! LQ . D H Legs Pr lv My .. Q g .2 '1- X Next! 4 They call me the jolly green giant. 'x I ' o MM f 1 ,. I .41 gl' KQV' E ' 49 E 1 ll. :hun ' I , I I ajf- ff u ' I r W ' 5 'Wi 'i W. . 1 I dreamt I was a bathing beauty in my... '3:- 5119 -o i . ffk f fi if ,xr ,A l l , iv mf , 5 The Campbell Soup Kid VF' ' -X' lr! 'R 'V Iwfvf' - .71 ,' X. I 44 X .ng-I, 7' X I ' Y 1 wma hold your hand . . . I x x D Q r 'S 9, I l l 1 I fl l 1 ' A if X W I ' 521' ' 'Rx l W -ii? r m r flf' Aw, throw ru' l Well, it isn't Arthur Murray's! l Unclerclassmen X X X - 1541!-' Juniors .N-A.-N-.....-. ..- m-noun.. . ... rf Q 'Q nf ,ga V4 L- . M, ,Q . Q, l . .-C .gn hir 4 V . a Q. ' , I l i l 1 i F l ' Q' X A . 5 1 1 L Q P M L . 1 . S. Mohl. B. McNally. C. Megson. Y. Henkes, D. Lehmann B. Hewitt. G. Pierce. K. Merrell. S. Fuller, D. Nagle, N Mulagrifa, K. Ringer. Tlvird rout A. Palmer. C. Meisner J. Fitzgerald. R. Lamont, -I. Hill. R. Reeves, J. Kealty, C Morgan, T. Poole, G. Redpath, T. Kenyon, P. Harrington J. Keany, R. Kealty, F. LaFemina, D. Lapham, G. Heald Fin! rout Lefz to right: K. Robertson, P. Kather, A. La Femina. I.. Knack. j. Preston, B. Phillips. N. Pinlcul, M. Lewis. D. Krystyniak, G. Henderson. T. jones. B. Klinger- man, J. Onufrak, S. Legere, M. Prouty. Serfmd wuz' A. Kester. D. Lavers, N. jay. R. Knox, P. Marston, B. Peck. S. Lundy, D. Pollock. S. Nichols, K. Kariotis. P. Marston. 52 .Q 7 G l TS. Firm w.i1y- Llfl fri v':,:ff.'.' D Rohlingz. E. Zieler. O. XY'oolsey. B. Sylvester. S. XY'hite. D. Melanson. K. Krongard. G. Small. Srrffz.'.f r'-143 5. XYhitc', D. Thorpe. D. Shorey. T. Stiles. R. Seeley. P. Scanlan. T. XX'ilkins. H. Tufts 'I'f'm'v.1rwz1.' D. Stanton. K. XY'icks. M. Rogers, B. Sibley, C Perry. w4 9 . D . 'x f Firrl row: Leff 10 riglvfs R. Costa, R. Grant. B. Gill, R. Bernier, S. Dinsmore. T. Bortone. B. Brown. T. Burns. D. Dickey. Serorzd rozv: P. Glynn. G. Condon. L. Boyles. L. Dame. M. Butler, S. Gee, F. Collins, B. Colbath. D. Cor- mack. L. Condron, J. Donnelly. Third ri.1zu: K. Kane, A. QA A - . -- Dyer. B. Aclgate. S. Gear. M. Gravina. K. Gardiner. B Carroll. S. Baker. S. Cannistraro. A. Bean. M. Fox. J. Gil nun. A. Ellis, L. Houghton. Iffflzrflv rffzu: E. Crumrine T. Chamherlin. S. F.ll'I'lll.lIl1. A. Brown. R. Cole, M. Baker D. Alstad. M. Copp. D. Brown. J. Amero. R. Chmsson. Firff row: Left lo riglvfx R. Xlifilbur. C. Marshall. nl. Conway R. Turner. C. Livingston, A. Lombardo. S. Harris, R. Stat ton, M. W'idcliss. Serond mum' A. Mosher. C. Thomas. B. Harris, M. York, C. Schnepel, G. Patton. G. Stanney. M. Watson, K. Shafter. Third wuz' R. Lindhal, J. Richey. D Larson. K. Young. B. XYilkinson. P. Moixintli. P. XYerncr P Ventula. S. Orenstein. D. Bl.lt'K.1l'6. tl. Rixxo. XY. XY'itxell F'fIH'fX7 rifzzt' XV. Str.1t'li.1n. B. Oixeill. ol Zcolh. B. P.1g.m0 J. M.1tDon.1ltl. B. Powers, Al. XN'illi.im5. Bl. Mazhct. R. Slmql-4 l.1k. G. Piers. D. Lacka. R. XY'estcott. Sophomores 1.... -...s...-c.. fr.. , -9 5 Fin! w.fzi.' Leff rv r.f:Zi1.' L. Friclce. B. Bell. S. Denl-cewalter. N. Ellingwood. M. Bigwood. L. Fischer. K. Chryssicas. S. Cleveland. E. Baer. E. Brill. Serorzd rout S. Elliot. S. Cutler. J. Freedman. L. Calzini. il. Connor. M. Bartholomew, L. K . . . Foley. B. Fink. -I. Costa. L. Davis. M. Cronin. D. Deane. Tiwrd 1-f.fu': D. Baker. XY. Dyer. R. Brown. J. Brady. D. Benson. B. Fve, D. Berrv. M. Duane. D. Burns. D. Dicks. J. Ferguson. P. Ducleneyxij. Balben. R. Campana. . 'gy ' W -r X il 9 Fifi! rwu-. Leif li 11311: Vl. S.lI'4EC'l'1f. B. XY'heeler. D. Simcoclc. S. Shannon. P. Sulzburg. M. Somers. K. Smith Sgr nu! vzzt: A. Post. P Patton. R. Tuscher, M. Tracy. G. XY'ilson. H. Senior. L. Sloper. Tfl'.'v'J1'.-zi: M Poirier. D. Stetson. Fl. Stone. L. Regan. -l. Stockbridge. L. Silva. -I. Tarr. S, F1 Rf V7 Fir!! mai: Leff fu rigbl: D. Voymas, R. XY'ilkinson. R Osmond. C. NY'esley. D. Damon. G. Urauhart. E, Vacarro. D. XY'illiams, R. Fufo. Seoffid muy' N. Osborne. j. Onthanl-Q. P. Neuendorffer. S. Perry. Vl. Rodier. D. Simrork. J. Mose dale, M. Nichols. A. Neal, S. Odell. M. Osmond. Timed max' P. Vfalsh, C XY'hite. C. Smith. S. XY'ilson. C XY'hite. P. Salzburg. M. Sommers. E. XY'illiamson, M. Sander. N Sattelmair. L. Zanaboni. rl. Noseworthy, L, Riglney. B Roehrig. .Fiflnlfv rifzrx' S. Osborne. P. Rymslia, P. Sergio P. Perry. T. Martin. R. Parker. R. Swift. L. Osborn. G Paine. B. Perry. johnson. R. Yahn, F. Rymsha. H. Turner I. Parnienter. H6 '!: ' I if Fifi! faux' Leff I0 righl: P. Rogers, S. Paine. D. Paddock. D. Goepel. S. Palmer. S Kemper. VI. Miller. D LaPierre. E. G. Karagianis. K. Lindall. M. Peterson. J. Malkin. S6L'fffId Murphy. Fifmxfi roar: VI. Johnson. il. Regan. B, Kruger. ul. row: E. Golden. N. Linlvolhm. K. Kohler. D. Mase. L. Hartman. R. Hewitt. R Kleinkatit. E Haigli. P Gott. T. Keller. M. Luce, B. Gee. A. Hughes. S. Gregory, L. Gray. Holmes. Al. McBay, B. Grow, T. Martin, P. Higley. S. C. Hatch. Third faux' D. Paquette, M. Marshall, M. McCann. Klein, E. juliano. f ' , 4 -1... . runnin .., r C n F 4 sh' 0 L-J. ' r . X- I 1 0.9 I . ,r ' Frm mum' Leff 10 riglvfs D. Campbell. M. Howland. A. ringhton. R. Dodge. T Burke. R. Harp. R. Houghton. B. Castiglionie. A. Brennan. L. Ekegren. M. Frye. P. Henry. Bullock. J. Brovill.1ril. Tlu-mi wuz' H. Hutt. J. Freedburn. S. Curran. D. Gibson. XY. Eggert. G. Henry. Semzzd rffu: P. Bartliolomew, G. H.irtm.1n. T. Frye. E, Furrer, T. R. lewett. C. Gardiner. R. Francheschi, R. Benxxyire. R. Clmmberlin. K. Courchine. l. Anthonv. R. Brown. DiXI.1rtini. G. Clay. K. Buccheri, M. Kingshury. P. Har- ' ' Freshmen .-i...4-4454 -, if +. - 4 Q 56 I:.'P'l',' f lll'.' Lcfl fu r.Qgli.'.' C. Alla. j. Crowley. VI. Arsove. G. Briggs. I.. Calzini. J. Benjamin. B. Abhott. M CULl'!l1l.1f1. rl. Cnpp. D D.ily. C. Cain Sumuj rffu: rl. C.lI11P.ll'ltl. N. DeStef.1no. E. DeStef:ino. N. Ci-wc. S Billig. I.. Ciulheltl. XY. Brigham. D. Ahlman. ,l. Chase. S. Dixon. R. Debruin. M. Brogun. TIHWJ 1 ri: R. Daigle. S. Daley. S. Abbott. R. Condon. D. Chamberlin, F. Andosca. D. Chislett. D Andreopoulas. 'E ft 0 M, kf 'N f1?5!5 FN! ea ljif' V- Firff faux' Lefl 10 right: J. Porter. C. Lee, E. Mclver. G. Mitchell, M. Matthews .S. Knox. J. Preston. N. Lambert. S. Parker, J. O'Day. M. MacNeill. C. Martin, D. Osmond, S. Per ' . Paddock S. Per 1 Second wuz' A, Mulcah fi- J - fs sr J. Masieolla, J. Larson, H. Morse, R. Lydon, D. Mahoney. C. LeMonte, R. Mayberry, S. Rieck, F. Perry, J. Plennert, .mn , S. .. . , X .1 ri :J Nfl 1 Nxt QE -,lig1lf,..l,gNllNx al.a'i...g..-illl.llllliiJ.a l Firrl row: Left 10 rigbzx D. Deane, S. Fink. N. Chappell. J. Conway, M. Jones, M. Keating. D. Kadlik, J. Hilton, E. Dickey. B. King, L. Karpinol, L. Cutler. Second wuz' J. Joyce, K. Juliano. D. I-Iallenbrook. N. Adgate. K. Foley. A. Russell, L. Heilman, H. Pultz, B. Marsh, J. Horvath, Mix .f N B. Klingerman, D. Phillipo, E. O'Reilly. L. Pollock. R Osmond, D. Parsons. B. Martino. Third fuzz: R. Orenstein S. Perry. R. Moody. A. Pagano, J. Patterson. P. Myers. F Orchard. R. Muller, M. Powell, B. King, T. Krinopolis. R Mooradian. R. McMillan. R. Penney. R. MacKnight, K Krongard, T. Kraeger, M. Pearson, NXT. Manchester. , 9 x Y li . W l S. Harris. D. Christensen, S. Houghton. S. Hyland. K Eckler. C. Harris. Third mum' D. Holly. J. Gerald. R. Hogge XX . Holly. M. Hickman, A. Barker. J. Fox. S. Glista. J Coughlan. A. Hatch, J. Kather, T. Kane. G. Johnson. R Kane, C. Heavey. J. Harris. P. Gladu. QF First row: Leff lu rigbir C. XVebber, N. Verducci, V. Sol- lami, M. Sibley, J. Tucker, C. Tufts, A. XVirick. N. Verrill. L. Tobin, J. Salzberg. V. Yorke, B. Yaeger. Second row: L. Ward, R. Shurtleff, C. XWalker. N. Scovill, G. Sandsone, N. Wells, B. Story, E. Ross. J. W'illiamson, D. Smith, R. Woolsey, M. Scriven, T. Stanley, E. Young, B. Yondorf, S. Vfhipple. K. Yfllztle. D. Veno. T. Vlnciulla, E. Zicnis Tliird rvfzzx' G. Slickman. R. Str.1ch.1n. P. Stevens. D. Schnei- der. B. Stenquist. S. XY'idcliss, XY. XYhite. P. Stearns. J Tedesco, G. Taylor, XY. Statson. R. Shelton. D. Verge. P XY'aite. S. Turter, M. Sheehan. T, XX'heeler. K. Teger A. MacLeod. , F. k Q5 s':--- N ILTQ - . hx L33 s-2' Y ,fw R. 1 Aclminisl'rcll'ion 1-- Q' ' Q 60 R. Policy Moking 1 +54 ' 1' 'r ' Sl ' i -xx lib .1 qu . hi 1 G I X 'F' Y F ,Q i , Q I l l g F 3 Q i . 5 59 ' il -',.' i ., i ig 5 l Z , '-'gr Q 2 4 V 1 1 7' 9 ,dy l Lal! fo rilqlvfx Mr. Bruce Kingsbury. Dr. jesse Scott, Mr. john B. Gregory. Mr. John B. Yfilson. Mr, .lolm XY. Arnold f.zbJer,'1j. l l l School Committee 1 -,,..1-1 '--. 7 Bruce McGill Richard Lavin 7.mu.fn1f of Sfbflfifl' A,f,f.?rmf1f Slff76l',ilIftlIlftfI?f 'Vx NZ 2' - ll- Raymond A. Hettler Prilzripal Guidance as O RS PS Helen Glynn Girlf' Gfzidfzfzre Administration If 'I f , E3 1.363 X ' I N' .,g-Frfi -. T3 ' . I A mr 379 - 'F f H .I ev fi el? Robert Fraser Vife-Prifzfipfzl av' ' l Lewis A. Oxford Direrfor Of Gzrifzlzzzre Q? JI . X . i A e,,..,i- ' '-4--T -if Helen Osborn Pferiffllj Aid G , Margaret Lapham Main Ojice s -. Doris Shorey l Main Ofjlire , ' i s ' 1 - vs ',f-.. u,v ' 27-I i - .-.', I Barbara Dunphy, R.N. Pnblir Henflb NIlI'I6 Katherine Hodges ...-.4 23,3 Main Ofre -In Q' V7 ! J' 93 1'-5 .Hi -:We '19 Helen Collins C52 . Elsie Fredrickson GIl.'1.l7If6 5 . Gzndazzre l 11 f sf Lefz fo rigbf: Steve W'hite. Tretzrzuerx Martha Lewis. Vire- Pretidezzff Carol Fricke, Serief.1r,1: Norman MacNeill and Judy Mosedale, CVO-P7'KY.:dc'IZIj. Student Body Officers The Student Council lweigin its new note ul, firmer co' ordination ot' student activities Ivy inirexsinig its numlwer of memlwers to seventeen In the spring ol' the previous year two representatives from e.uh class. the tour cltiss president and the otlicers ot' the UI'lQtlI1lZilllUIl were elected, A tie resulted in co-presidents .ind the success of this arrangement evoked it decision to continue this inf novtition in coming years. The presidents .ind the secre- tary are seniorsg the vice-president and treasurer repre- sent the junior class. The ofticers are nominated lwy their respective. classes and voted upon hy the entire student body. In addition to the election of ofhcers, the council in- troduced many other innovations designed for the con- venience and education of the student hody. Among these are the Honor Pass, the Activity Card, the Student Council store, the Christmas Cotillion. the Freshman Reception and the Domestic Exchange. ZIV sf 'tffff Eylit.-flv. U. yr., SL.. ,,-,-:-'.6- 'v'4'- '-7- i-f- ..,.,.m-e caovw' K. '45 .it From: M. Carroll, ul. Mosedrtle, T. Jones, M. Lewis, C. Fricke, G. Condon. F. Fink, C. Alla. Bm! fore: G. Perry. N. MacNeill, S. XX'hite, nl. Dresser. R. Parlfer, T. Foie, M. XY'iddiss, I, P.1rmenter, B. Kane fmissingl. Student Council Sophomores Lefz 10 r',QQlvf.' Treasurer D. Berry: President R. Parker: Secretary D. Gombnsl Vice-President C. X'i'es!ey. Freshmen LJ! ff f.'gf .': President T. Fryeg Vice,Pres- ident T. Kmegerg Secretary L. Heilmannz Trcasu rer XV. Stetson Cv-I fficers Lefz 19 r1,Q!1z.' President G. Condon: Vice-President 'lgi D. Dickey: Secretary M. XX'ildman: Treasurer K. Honor Poss A new step was taken this year towards increased stu- dent responsibility and freedom during the school day. An Honor Pass Review Board composed of students and faculty issued passes to worthy applicants. The Honor Pass allows the student to merely sign out of a general study hall in the Commons or Little Theater to utilize the Library and Reference Centers. By this system teachers are relieved in many instances of the burden of filling out pre-signed passes. Reference Center teachers have expressed enthusi- asm for the improved atmosphere. The system seems certain to continue as long as these favorable reactions continue. L- Tom White punches an underclassman's activity card. 1 1 la Xxf, 47 S Donna Sherman signs out of the Commons. Activity Corel For the first time this year the Student Council establsihed an Activity Card system within the school. The Card gave the students over a BOQ discount on the Campus Crier, Re- flector, home football and basketball games, and seven school dances. Wliat would have cost approximately S20 normally. this year costs only 39. Proceeds from the sale of cards was divided betwen the Campus Crier, Reflector. four classes. and the athletic department. This system aids the Student Council and the participating organizations by guaranteeing them a sum, based on a percentage, taken from the total net from sales. Although the volume of sales did not quite meet ex- pectations, the Student Council gained valuable experience and looks forward to increased sales next year. in Dress-Up Doy This year the Student Council has designated each Friday as Dress-up Day. They feel that this will promote school spiritg improve the overall appearance of the schoolg and further every students pride in his appearance. The Student Council hopes that in years to come the entire student body will participate. 'rayfsffi Freshman Tec: The Freshman Tea. a reception for the incoming freshmen, was held in the Commons by the Student Council. Designed to replace initiation, it provided an opportunity to welcome the freshmen and allowed the faculty to mingle informally with them. Refresh- ments were serwed by the Seniors. Friday's three fashions l Christmas Cotillici 66 To replace the annual Christmas Ball, the Student Council held at Sandy Burr a semi-formal dance de- signed to provide students with a more formal affair than the usual dances run by the separate classes. In addition it raised funds for the Council's pro- posed projects. Ccimpus Coop 1- fl f .1 .1 1. .. X vgitg' lx. J .ca-V 1, a 4 .'.w F 1 Lwi' l5x LIK- Opening in February, the Student Council's Cam pus Coop grew in popularity. The store stocks Wfiy gi 'L an Q 4 'ig ,sph land High sweatshirts, pens. pencils, booster pins ' : a 5 . f 1 , -t and stationery. Paperbacks for school work are ax ail Q 0' T A bl 'ii ' Q' af is to the Councils latest profit-making enterprise. .4 Dianne Stevens and Lynne Langley await customers in the Campus-Coop. Domestic Exchonge The initial Domestic Exchange this year was with Hunt- ington High School on Long Island, New York. Two seniors and three juniors were chosen on the basis of scho- lastic ability, character and provisions in their homes for an exchange delegate. Each member of the Wfayland dele- gation, consisting of Cynthia Rossborough, Eric jones, Bar- i 2 i A i ll' xi? bara Klingerman, Gail Condon and Iames Hill, received a member of the exchange delegation in their home during the week of April 11-19. The visiting students participated in the life of a Wfayland student both in school and out. Our students stayed in Huntington from May 9-17. Americon Field Service This year sees Wfayland taking the first steps tow 1rd participation in the world-wide American Field Service Program. The community was acquainted with the A Ii S program through a color film shown at the High School Next. two groups of three exchange students were invited to talk with the student body and faculty. To raise the requisite S700 for participation the XVayl.1nd Al S repre sentatives held a fund drive which netted 51500. Next xetr XVayland will be privileged to have a foreign student ii its campus for the first time. The following year will mirk XVayland's full participation with a student overscis rcs ident of the program is Mrs. 'lames A. Malkin issistet by student chairman Martha Lewis, e eit er in stock or on -4-hour delivery. Good luck 1,, . A Y N 'N x 5+eJ' 'sf' f' l F ,L 'ffi'?+ ,Ab 19554 . Jpeg Qr' Fri-.ff ruff: N. Sattelmair, L. Hickman, J. Taylor, J. Noseworthy. C. Thurston. K. Zaniboni. M. Jensen. D. Katllik. Serum! ritz: rl. Densmore. K. Merrill. D. Hallenbrook. L. Tobin. A. Kemper. M. Santler, N. Ellingwootl, C. Swift, M. Nichols, A, XY'iriclc. bl. Sargent. M. Holmes. S. Eliott. Future Nurses Clulo The Future Nurses Cluh was formed for the purpose of helping those students who are interested in nursing as a career. It is an organization which helps make Christmas decorations for nursing homes. aids in the care of patients at the various nursing homes. volunteers its services at the puhlic Clinics, and works in the Health room. ,S i e The Key Cluh, in accordance with its atliliation with the Kiwanis lnternatiiinal, has hecome active in community affairs. XY!orkinlg with the Kiwanis, Key Cluhhers sold tif lscts for the Harvard Bands performance in the field house. llndcr the ahle lt-adersliiii ol faculty advisor Mr. Ryan and the otlicers, President Steve Mcfiusker, Vite-Presidtnt Charles Potter, Secretary Phil Grow, Treasurer Steve liarnham, the clulfs ideals are carried out. They include: Strengthening of spiritual growth, prcscrx ation of our toni- mon heritage and idealsg putting democracy on the ottensive, intelligent leadership: high moral standardsg mental and physical fitnessg and rejection of the interior for the superior. Key Club S11 , Y I i 9 A x o,6,+,8. My W 'N---as. Fin! rffzv: VU. Martin, R, Osmond, UI. Malkin, T. Burns, hluliano. Scrum! i- zu tl, Riryo, R Kruger, P. Grow, S. McCusker, S. Farnham, R. Grow, T. Martin. Tlvinf :rin : Mr, Ryan. M. XY'iddiss. T. Chamberlin, G. Heald, R, Parker. C. Morgan, P. Scanlon, R. Seeley, M. Baker, li. Sihlei. Al Dresser, R. Davis, T. Bortone, D. Dickey, C. Perry. of 1-4' 5 'ar JJ 4' 5 Us :J ff QQ 7 i' 'Nl' 'C' xv P L -if S. F Y L l xi'-g VT.-f ' PQIIW3 :anonym- fn 'Y- T lyg X xl, 4 G7 1 l - , I - we gf ft f' . . , f D IK' L '. ,Zu-:f X , ., - . V .gz , 'fl -, 'A' 3 u ' Q-: TFL. 1 J, V4 if K nab .4 :Ig-Ii H FMR? -1--f if 1 x' v I. - V h Al . , 4. AO-1 Ji J I I .-ff! .1 4' A i 'V v-ft ' 5'-3 ' l . -wr x ,, Ti' A g .LG- ..i . -.i 1- ..-. A.. , i, i i i Ni Q English if Benedict Mazza ElIg'!l.l'IJ Tfnwz Lfqziffr John Gillis Funk Robinson i .id fl 'Cf Q, ' .. ng. xQ 'J an-I ' 1- X , Catherine Cobb -11 The pen is the tongue of the mind. f L'I'X'.IHlCS Roslyn Ratner a.- ohn Charmard 0 X ffff' ble 1 Florence Gcns Roland Dugan Languages AP i 5 Amin Lee f Fiwzr .iida N.1s0n SIIVJIIIAZ7 -QN- X77 ilv Francis Smith. jr. -A L.:f11gmzge T PQ i '--4? X, ,I I i ,H ' L If-i 4.1121 Lc1:.frr- Lizffu Marcel Richer f Lizffn f ii, A I He who is igzzomut of foreign lfnzgzmge lezmuxv fm! My 0ll'l1.H ici. f l11LlllL' George XV.1fCfSfOH - Fm mb gym ,NM Ann Shields 4 I7z'w1fh .L gx qw: 1 l A Marion Hall ji ' l A Maria Mus.1lcn - Sp.111.ivlv Staff Rf K' 1' F' M.1lml Rulmrd 78 Campus Crier Editors Firsrt Roux- A. I.. Strow, D, Schultz, M. Howard. Second Roux' D. Ferguson. j. Rizzo. J. Haywood, Miss Gens ft1dz'irerj. Third Roux' T, Chamberlin. R. Verrill, G. Paine, N. MacNeill. , ' ff . An Editorial Board Meeting Journalism at XVayland High School has taken another gia stride forward this year. The Canzpur Crier under the edit: ship of Norman MacNeill and advisorship of Miss Gens, h evolved into a new, much improved newspaper. The .new Cfzmpui Crier is printed by the Town Crier. Wi its professional style of print, the paper contains at least twi as many articles as last year without having to increase . pages. Photographs, as well as cartoons, play an importaa role in the makeup. The Cfznzpzzr Crier with its provocative editorials and satin is the voice of the student body. Its editors include Nonml MacNeill, Editor in chiefg Donna Schultz, Managing Edita Anna Laura Strow and Dale Ferguson, Co-Feature Edito john Rizzo, News Editorg Richard Verrill, Sports Editorg ML go Howard, Art Editorg Peg Sisak, Business Manager, Thorn Chamberlin, Circulation Manager and Judy Haywood, Il change Editor. WT: TL l .fi p iv. jr . iff ,. I 'l bf V 0 S 1 ' Vx- fx s, 1 A .-53' Reporters Fifi! Rauf: M. McCann, M. Cronin. S. Siegel, D. Keller. Semzzd Roux' J. Freedman, S. Klein, K. Robertson, J. Costa. Third Roux' M. Lewis. N. King, P. Neuendorffer, R. Chaisson. 1 .Q I zbaiix 1, 0 'ffgg ... .- :MRL 737.23 .-ui Harclworking Adviser A diligent sxorlter Latin Clulo A .g , ef I.. l Mr. Smith and the ofhcers. The l..ltin C lulf. more tiormallv the Junior Classics League. has heen functioning novv for three vears. Previous to this year, its activities consisted til' initiations, dances, and the vvell-knovvn Saturnalian Banquet. This vear. hovvever. the cluh has included another ev entg a trip to Rome? To some it seems impossihle. hut to the JCI. memhers it is .1 goal they plan to achieve, I'nder the supervision and aid of Mr. Francis Smith. jr. and the otlicers: President. Bruce Kc-arvg Vice'President, Richard Verrillg Secretary, Agnes NIcCanng and Treasurer. Steve XX'hite. they have scheduled an active calendar for this vear in order to raise funds. Some of the activities consist of frequent hottle drives. car washes. the annual hanquet and 3. store. A symphony and piano concert also high-lighted their calendar. A European Travelogue present by Alitalia and BDAC airlines offered an evening of colorful hlms exploring the opportunities of overseas travel. If all goes vvell, and their financial goal is achieved. thirty of the one hundred and five memhers. chosen hy a unique point svstem. plan to leave for Rome june 18th. spending ten days there. A large portion of time vvill he spent gaining a first-hand report on how Roman history aftects civilization today. Hovvever. some fun has been included. They will stop oft' at France and England and plan to arrive home on july Ist. BONA FORTUNA! q- I ii: i rr: Nl. l.ute. P. Nc-tientlortlieri S. Foley. S. Siegel. D. Keller. lx lrrtf. lx lwlcler, A. Alt! .rnn. Nl. C ronrn. Nl. XlvC.lllll,I1.AlUI'SC. S Hylau-l. lx. hluliano. C.. Alla. Str uf i :i li Brill. QI, Avso P. lxrther. Nl. lox. S. White. S, fannistraro, P. Xlarston XI Xlrr A. Crstiglioiie. M. MacNeill. Ffrmli wrt: L. Fischer. G. Small, l-. Lauglilin. M. Lewis. N. Elllngvvood, E. VC'illiamSon, K. Rich- .rrtlsr-ri. S Reitk, D Schneider. G. Perry. S. Perrv. M. Pearson. K. Xvicks. G, Piers. P Scanlon. T, Chamberlin. S. XYhite. T. Bortone. ,A..I' ill . ,l. NX'illi.1msuu. P. Ross. l., Karpinol. ,l. lfreetlmm. R. Knox. ll. f'lrr.rsson, M. Pultz. I.. Dame. A. Mosher. Fff1l1r.rz4.- Mr. Smith l Xltlvcr. D. Hate. D. Gotpel. 'l'f:'i.ii It ' S. lfinls. I.. Camphell. 'gl' 'rr rj. P. Dudenev, XV. hlnrtin, K. Carrier. A. Palmer, P, P Nlaiston. If fS.lX.llT.lllgl1. -I. Nlosc-dale. A. I.. Strom. D Ferguson. Sergio. C Potter. l.. Hatch. B, Cole. T. Kenyon, H. Tufts, C. l l'irilst-. S Yalsht-rg. N Vt-trill. vl. Preston, I.. Knaacls. D. Nlorse. Nlorgan. R, Verrill. D. Laphdm. R, Fve. B. Fredriclcson, N. Mac- l lispr-sito, Al Nosewvortliv. S Nlcltwls, D Pollack. C Thomas. Neill. li. Miller. -l. Rogers. .l. Rizzo. .l Y E'-as . .,,-x....L Y A QW 5, . N 2 Af. ,f. ,S-r be m -'41 Q0 Mr 3 I 6,500 19,000 ., ,I 8,000 W Lgaoo 3,500 if-f,xN 31Nx ' Z- -9 ill fund!! A I bs. x B '3'Qll-4-..w- , N , A 1 N f? X vb ,, .X l'1fds,.-,QQLVQQMQ tfftfr u f' 'TQ- -ss V' no , ,f .1 , . m 'Nbm fag K Q Amy NATIONA No ionol H0-'25 N Honor . 'n JI: s 1 '-P i l , , if pl . It it Society I Ili T7 represent the best all-around senior and junior students. promote the four ideals as well as unity, helped to found the Eastern Massa- chusetts Association of National Honor Society Chapters. The Society brought Ottirgrr .texred left' to rigbr: President N, MacNeill. Vice-President J. Mosedale. Secretary S. Foley. Treas- urer B. Fredrickson. and Mrs. Shields fsponsorl. to XYf'aylarid High two successful beauty workshops under the direction of Mrs. Gail Mathews. 5 I l l Fm-.fr :zu IM: rf, f-,qqZn': -I, Stevens. N M.1cNeill. J. Mosedale, B. Fredrickson, K. Fritz. A. McCann. Semi.-J 1'-uf D. Schultz. B, Statton. M. Pultz. -l. Seeley. E. Fullerton. S. Ruggiero. A, L. Strow, M. Drk. D. Keller. Tl':r.1'rf,z1': C. Henderson. R. Disken. P. Neuendorffer. R. Davis. 87 one of XX7ayland High's most respected organizations. Selected by the facultyl on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character ,and Service. its membersl Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ann B. Shields, the Society, in a step tof The Francis Vifayland Chapter of the National Honor Society continues as ' 4 I 4 l Le Cercle Francais has as its purposes: The continuation of conversa- ional French, the greater understanding of French life, and the apprecia- .on of French culture. French refreshments are served, the Marseillaise is ung, and only French is spoken at the meetings which are held once a ionth. This year the major project of the French Club is a Mardi Gras ance held under the direction of the Club's adviser, Miss Anna Lee. Ku-fl -N .gy , . XV A 15 M61 - French Clulo Firrl row left Ia rigbl: j. Groton, N. Hart, D. Keller fSecretaryJ. E. jones lPresidentJ. R. Billig QVice-Presidentj, S. Siegel fTreasurerJ. VU. Smith. Second ww: K. Fritz. tl. Stone. M. Nicliwls. J. Seeley, S. Ruggiero. A. Mosher. K. Chiasson, L. Campbell. L. Zaniboni. Y'Zwrd rifitx -I. Preston. L. Boyles, M. Lewis, B. Yondorf. Fdllfffl wuz- J. Rizzo, T. Bortone. R. Chiasson, D. Alstad. G. Paine. T. Wheeler. S5 The Slnlmsll flulw 'gut ull to .1 l.1tc Sllfl thls yur lun is mm' well O n I umlcr xmy. In mcmlwcrs haw .llI'C.1xlX' held .1 C'.l1r1stm.1s lmirly, .lm .xtlcmlcll .1 luzurc .mll xlIIN1CF. lt has plans fur .1 U.'lL'lWl'.lIlUD ol' Pm Amcrium Day III April. Scvcml lIllL'I'L'SllI1KQ UICCTIILQS .uc .ilw Sklltlllllfkl Q I U b The olhcc-rw .lrc Dale FCVKQLISUII. lJI'CSl4lCIlfQ Rmlly Cmnt. XYICC-PfL'SlnlCIN Sue Kcmpcr. Sccrct.1rx'3 .md Dmnc Simmclx. 'I4l'C.lSLlI'Cf. Nfcctumgs .zrc helll in NI-5 thc llrst .md thlrll 'I'l1uml.1ys of cxcry month. or 9 iv CS 4: 'I 3 E Ifxrlf rw 14 .' S. Dcnkcxxaltcr. K. Krysiuui, D Simcmk. R. Cmnt. D. Ferguson. XY. Cl.1L!QCI1. I.. Knmck. Sm ax! 1 1.3 P. Al.II'ilUI1. D, C1-Nepal. lx. Nlmptqr. P. XX llwx. F. -lumcs. nl. -lulN1S0l1. rl Ixcany. DI. Xlartm. l. O'CDunm-ll, T9 1.1 1 :. ' K. l'i.mc. D SIJIWIUII. l' 9l.mll-11. T. XY:ll4:nS. P Hlglcp. C. Potter. ID Du lxu, . ', ..,.'v 1 sw? 5604 gif? -Z 'rim' 3 I 4111i RQZA f' as O1 Q fx ' Q p 4 ,,l -2,955 2.5 I Gund V. isis' - ff 5-.L 1 v . wiki! . i 57 , 'A L., X, 14 4 L L' Qs I X fl 4,1 iliinm SL .5 , ' f , Lf,sms5,. A ff' Ei i 1 Y f li,-.sf if f-' Y 'S 3:-1 n :mn 1 -af'-.-. ll .U if ff:.., ig, . : i W , A U UU ', V-'lr' vi, I I n n Mi l1....,.,w 87 ,1.,..----- Phi -v I + e 1 4 1 3 1 H I . K i f PE 'i ff' 's3Z1'g-f 9 Q3 X ix X, Qs:- C' Aw J! I 1 X ff, s 'x Mathematics I r R. C' 4-f'-I' L 1 A-1-f .. Richard Randlett 5 .H.:,'Znv.'.:.':rf Tum Lt.:.ff 1' jill Beth L I E 1 I Paul Ferguson Ioscph l7r.1ti.mni i u Matben1afics possesses 1101 only truth, but supreme beauty . . .' 1, ,s . john Mahoney Bcrtmml Russell Gerald Paist 'Q 'Q jane Lucardi Stoll 11 'Z' -Iacqueline Scanlan Science Ronald Sislane - Sriwzfe Team Lfvz.2'w' - Playyim Robert Bilweau - Clmzmfrvg P' ' , 1 f-, 'Q- Z 'N 5 Isabel Bouin - Biology oyce Dyer - Biology 9' J 1 'There is another uvzy of truth: by lbe miflute ?3Cll7I1if1l11'i071 of facts. That is the way of the fcientist: zz bard and noble thankless way. John Mascflcld ' ,nf Q7 , rf -, . ,,.,-r. Ne -xxx Marguerite Moss - Biology gm rr: wx X. 7 fr 1 X A -. 1' fa. 2 1' , V 3 'qi 1 f. gh Jack Murray -- Cbezzziflry riff . -1 - -v Q . if-Y . XVayl.1nd's df' x.f-1f 'v-f P' I 'sv ,- . Monthly writ- Math Team has been a member of the Massachusetts Mathemat- ics League for three years. ten contests are held simultaneously by the divisions. Way- land, a member of division The Le.1gue'stvventy-two schools Z, hosted the january con- are divided into three divisions. test. The team ranks eleventh out of twentytwo. 44 Fifqrf wir: Vice-president D. Alsmd. President J. Higley. Secretary P. Higley. J. Hill. Second faux' D. Fve. D. Osmond. M. Pultz. I.. Houghton. S. Klein. D. Stanton. Tlisrd rffup' H. Sammons, D. Barnes. P. Neuendortitr. N. King. D. Baker. D. Voymas. K. Richardson. The Science Team competes about five times dur- ing the year in contests with other schools, sponsored and monitored by the American Chemical Society. The oral contests consisting of random scientific ques- tions are recorded by WKOX Framingham radio and broadcasted approximately one month later. Top schools finish the year by competing on live tele- vision. 1 . W-Uv' Fir!! row: A. Porter, P. Higley, J. Higley. Second wuz' D. Osmond. D Fye, B. Fredrickson, K. Carrier. Tbird wuz' G. Paine. N. King. C Morgan, Mr. Murray Q.zdz'iJerj. Qi 9 6 Laboratory Assistants l llffg The Lab Assistants work during their free time in the science classes and the applied science lab in- ' ' helping teachers prepare and demonstrate experi- l. I ' ments in biology and chemistry. They prepare slides, make solutions, assemble apparatus, clean equipment, and answer students' questions. F.'r.rr ran: L. Bovles. S. N'7i'ilson, XY. Smith, M. Luce, P. Neuendortler. j. Nosewortlty, I.. Knaak. Sfrfrfd faux' S Cutler. j. Moss. S. Denkewalter, L, Foley. M. Smith. A Palmer, D. Pollack. vl. Freedman, J. Costa, M. McCann M. Cronin. lf. Murphy. M, Marshall. Tlffrd wuz' E. Brill S Siegel. K. Chryssicas. M. Saunder. M. Sommers. L. O'C0n- nell. C. Potter. L. Bal-ter. R. Hession. Fourth row: D. Sim- cock. L. Fischer, J. Richey. B. Kruger. S. Orenstein, D. Stanton. K. Carrier. A. Bean, C. I-latch. Fiflb rout J. Hill, T. Chamberlin. T. Martin. Rizzo, I.. Hatch. Johnson. P. Scanlan. A, Palmer. J. Adams. T. Bortone. M. Bar- tholomew. Y V 1.5-if A , my 1 .lf 2, .., , f X V 3 I li CJ .? lb ' X 4...-ff 'NF X ,,..,...--'-' I ' .19 f F ah ef, . , iqf 'F -0-XX' ii Wx un l ,,,,f!!li 7 -wtf: Ly. x . - x X11 xx-1 ? 65 ohn Lindsey 5 Smwizf Sfmffl w Tum Ll 'fri' 45 'af Q lil .zlfw Lismio Orlandi n 3 if. YT-2475. J r 1'-:Z Y: S.-qui' 1 -1- Vx Wi 1'-W -' 'X -1- lil l r X .N L.f'sy 'lFv.7.l'4. l 5 I' lf Jf9: ExQh,un f J, . . ef jx ri- vu Liu., ,uv L., , w:Q,M SAN 'w-wiv' xiivf-,'.Q1ff.-: lfnlff 21' 1 Social Studies I' .J l l Y. ,Xl FUN. nal AW 'fb' 'rl .' ' v.'a Lucille Cl1i1ITlP.1QIIC y FF-93' h Henry Cotton I X X, l Robert Scotland 1 l LQ .41 l A -g, Y. Henry Boltz Ernest Glynn The subject of bzstozy I5 Ibe lzfe of peoples and of bzmzruzzty Business 'Seest 115011 ll 1111111 dzlzveut 171 bzs 17IlXIlI65S.' He shall stand before kzzzgs. Prmcrlws t f y ff., ,A f' ff i P X . , 1- ' U ,M N M I Q ... Mary Kennedy Staff N-4 .ss X W 52.1 sq ,X '-Q an ' . I 53 'WD , 1 is- - I Barbara Sharpe Louise Davis I Business Service students help Miss Kennedy with her large group typing class 2 away afterwards. They perform routine tasks like taking attendance, and helf students during the class. Some members also assist in the main office: Running Checking the machines' errands, answering the phone, typing and mimeographing materials. Business Service Club Fmt ron-.A B. Young, K. Smith, C. Swift. J. Swift. J. Groton, Collins. D. Nagle, J. Stone. M. Yorke. Third row: J. Dens- M. Nichols. G. Pierce. Sci'ffr1drwftz'.' Miss Kennedyf,1dii.ferl. more. D. Morrell. N. Hoge. R. Polk, B. Hewitt, D. Leh- K. Rumpel. M. Gmvina, J. Stockbridge. N. Pinkul. F. mann. P. Athanas. l P . . . , They roll out the machines before each class, make minor repairs, and put therr. I ,155 , , X Pi 5: CN ,555 X s V XF x I flfjg, :co g 'Q .1 I i n i P I Nl W 4 in O L v Z' 11. H76 ik l 1 '+p- h f S 2 ,4 l'S The Arts ,pk 45 Edmund Wfright, Jr. - Mzflif Donald Bravo - fllznic ,Y Blmchc Nlirsc llmm I1f'f111ff11f,'l' 'D' 1 ' .YZ ,lf s Lillian jones 1 R.1lph Pearson wwf? V- Fllfv' rv I71 z1u ,. . X.xtL,.lN ,V .4 , '- A , - W5 ,jp L 1 in E I XJ' we-, qv' Q, V x l E, . ' V ' 4 - 'Q 3 , 1- ' . N' . X Q. Ralph Younie - Shop Patrxcla Corrxgan XV1ll11m Frm Ypfaizl E.!,f, .'..u'.ffw M Chorus Annmg Hnsyeafslwokds.uethejouu aumen wuh l..1l'.1yette College. the Northeastern District Audition Festi- val. and several performances for the school. The excellent perlorinance of the chorus in these functions can he attri- huted to the alwility and dedication of the group and its director. One-eighth of the student body participates in the chorus. A J .li is fr K B The Concert Choir warms up after school. 01 Fm'-'.' rv-'112' Nr. Bram, S. Perry. N, XY'ells. XY. Jensen, D. Goepel. R. Knox, 9. XX'hite. P Nlarston. G. johnson. R. Hickman. I.. NY'.ii'd. G. Qlitlcman, D. Vox'in.is. li. Gill. D. Dicks. R. Grow, H. Turner. Xl Hoxxaril. 9. XXll1IPlWlL', ll. Yonilorf. K. -luliano, R. XY'oolsey'. K. liritx. l. Haiitotlfc. Sri' ml' 1 st' D. Ferguson, K. Shapter. A. Bren- i:.in. I.. Dams. nl. Costa, K. Cliiasson, N Sattelmair, nl, Leeds. R. Costa, l. XX lieeler. li. Klingernian. Cv. l..IGLl.lfsll.l. D. Hoxvland, vl. Ntotkhritliee. UI. Rogers. D. Camiahell. L. Calzini. -l. Rodicr B 110 ll Young. N. jay. Third rfmi: J. Gilman, A. Castiglione, A. Hughes, I.. Calzini, S. Kemper. S. Ruggiero. G. Perry. S. Klein, D. Schnei der. XY. Dyer. R. Chiasson. R. Grant, M. Marbet, P. Marston, M XY.itson. M. Keating. S. Perry. L. Elegrin, B. Klingerman, J. Hay- wood. D. Morse. F .wrii 1 rr: C. Thomas. A. Sattelmair, N. Hart L. Boyles, N. Oshorne. T. Chamberlain. G. Paine, R. Billig. E jones. P. Neuendorner. D. Alstad, R. Bernard, L. Knaak, A Mosher. M. MacNeill. M. Luce, I.. Fischer, M. Pultz, H. Pultz Concert Choir The Concert Choir, now in its second year, s composed of twenty-nine members selected y audition from the Chorus. Under the di- ection of Mr. Donald Bravo, the Concert -hoir has already performed several times iefore the school and the townspeople. A ajor part of the groups activitiees this year as been the Arts Festival program at the ligh School and the Northeastern District udition Festival. Firif rffiu: Mr, Bravo, M. Luce, M. XY'atson, L, Hancock, K. Fritz, B. Klingerman, M. Pultz. H. Pultz. Seanad rfiztx' A. Castiglione, A. Brennan. A. Hughes, R. Knox. K. Chiasson. N. Suttelm.1ir, nl, Mosetlnle. M. MacNeill. D. Morse. S. Ruggiero, VI. Preston. Tim-d rfu: S. Klein. R. Grant. G. Paine. R. Billig, R. Chirisson, E. jones, Vl. Stockbridge. P. Neuendorffer, R. Bernard, D, Alst.itl. String Ensemble The string ensemhle, under the competent direcf tion of Mr. XVilli.1m Pordon. is growing rapidly. It consists of students who pl.ty violin. x'iol.1. cello .tnd bass. Brass rind woodwind players ioined them in the spring. They participated in L1 Thanksgixing concert at the junior High School. the Christmus program. the Arts Festival, the N.1tion.1l Honor Society lntluc- tion, rind Graduation. Q'5jQu'.' S. Fink, E. Ross, A. Castiglione, M. MucNeill, A. Hughes, J. Freedman, P. Neuendorffer. fb row: Director. Mr. Vifilliam Pordon, Hi Morse, R. Benware, R. Francheschi, J. Seeley. M. uct K. Knox, L. Keller, S. Siegel. I 6 l 2 lll Bond ,HQ Wg' 42 ' '. - f ' . --1 l J . , , . E - 1' 'P ' - f'g,x . ':' , :ive -fb 1 - rtfzsri-,f':3. hi -'Life S- ix .y -3,-gg. , is 1 .fu Q: 'attgi - Je. N ggfygif l'e 'i-1 ,jeg-5Q'yYi'.:1Qg, ,Qzf Mr, 5131.-Jag 41159 '- A ' 'f F '.'f iajgtia-if.:. xl,-. ,ax US- , -,. 4 Lia' 1- -, ei '41,-. I 1-...-v' - Pay attention there T -qt 4.. 'f1 ' . r, 4' x s'. Q 4 rr.. Although the band lost many of its experienced members through gradua- tion last year, the new instrumentalists practiced hard and soon made up for the loss. The band began its activities by playing and marching at our home and away football games, It partici- pated in the Christmas Assembly and the service for the late President Ken- nedy. To complete the year the hand hopes to perform at the Northeastern District Audition Festival and our high schools Arts Festival. With the prospect of new uniforms next year, our band should create more interest among the students and the townspeople. Its excellent music, coupled with a rejuvenatecl appearance, should make the Way'land High Band the best in this area. Fxrn' r it: 9. Cilexeland. -l. XY'llll.Il'lIi0l1, pl. Higley. A. Ellis. B. Hill. S. Reick. R, Penney, A. Lombardo. I Kather Flllffb r u Gee, A. Palmer. I.. Dame. B. Bell, D. I.aPierre. B. Dickey, Pa I.. Hatch. D. Dickey. T. Martin. -I. Denlcexx ilter D Chamberlain Story. St: isa' wit: pl. Geralds. A. Palmer. D. Barnes, T. Kane. P. Sergio. 9. hillig. D, Blulcahey. R. Moorldiln C Nlorgan B 9, Perry, D. Osmond. T. Xlacalillan, D. Stanton. B. Holly. D lfredriclcson. P, XYaite. llollix Ifxm! i it ' C. Potter. R. lxruger. R. Porter. R. Lehlonte. vl. i Firrl row lefl to rigbix M. Howard, K. Kane, C. White. P. Kather, K. Fritz, K. Wfacle. SPf07Zd row: D. Morrell, B. Burke, W. Smith, K. Chiasson, S. Mohl. J. Gerald, J. Masiello. Third mum' B. Roehrig. S. Wilson, S. Denltewalter, K. Foley. XX . Clausen, Mrs. jones f.zdz'irerJ. Fuurflv mir: J. Lazarian. E. Fink, S. Gear, J. Stevens, E. Fullerton, S, Ruggiero, C. Cavanaugh. Art Service Club la 'W 3 .ra ., 1 I 0 . y 2 8 i. ,f K., Nn ,ti V Creating a figurine for sale. 115 This year, under the leadership of Mrs. Lillian jones, the Art Service Club has once again served Wayland High and the community by making posters, signs, and performing vari- ous requested services. The Club participated enthusiastically in a town-wide art show, held for the hrst time this year. As in previous years, members have spent some of their free time in making ceramic tiles, copper-enameled jewelry, knick knacks and pictures which are sold to raise money for a yearly art scholarship. I O Aud no-Visuol The Audio-Visual aides, directed by Mr. Ryan, Ns Q assist in the preparation of A-V materials for various 5' courses. They set up and operate projectors, tape recorders, phonographs, and view graphs. Their valu- able services save teachers considerable time while enabling clearer, more enjoyable presentation of subject matter. Frm mum- P. Gladu, K. Carrier. -I. Patterson. C. I.eMonte. Seforzd rout: A. Porter. R. Swift, D. Barnes. Third muy' G. Werner, B. Perry. P. Sergio. Mr. Ryan. Ff zmffi wil 5 G. L.iGu.irdi.1. M. Redpath. R. Fye. Librory Service Club i Members work in the libraryt l ing free periods checking boom and out, cataloging, makingi passes, and running errands. I assist Miss Sapienza and I Rooney, their advisers, in hw students find and use referenct1 reading materials. Fxvff v :..- A. Mulcaliev. B. Yondorf. R. Liden. C Webber. M. Keating. E. Ross. L, Karpinol. J. Patltlivtk -Str 2.-.1 i :ir -I. Andosta. -l. Freehurn, J. Russell. 9 Flannagan. B. Orenstein. R. Harp. D. 114 Dalt-v 'If:.'r.I r fi. Mrs, Rooney. C. Tufts, B. King. R. Carter, T. Chadbone. L. Laughlin. M. Russell, Miss Sapicnza. Y A . N. ,KN--. S . , -fi , ,QQ '?. ..' x , 5, , H ' 7 ' QQ.:i '3 1 rf,f?'- -- ,mil 2 . P' 4. ' 'R ' f J V- - fb- df' 'Nz K as ...- Assam: :Jw fi I ann! y-sv , Hr' 'fs , , ,..+ X - . 'z' ..-V-gig!! . ,ag QV 15 I 7 , A R Q J' ' 1 5 .- K ,I ! ..-9' I ' . if K - 'ga 5 .5 ' 111- i , 1-1? 110 LQ- if 22 'oo is 9 X c'x O0 X 'O Physical Education h Sal vat Uu Charles Bowe W'bat I admire . . . that they excel in athletic sports . . . Disraeli 0'5- 'Dt CD Sue Thornburgh i 2 . 2 3 Q ' 1 E i Q F 11 Fa A swf, :gif , ' Q ,N ' Y..,,2.. ... 5, 4 A? get J Terry Lazaro 9 2 Chee Kneelizzlqx K. ECI-cler. Captain N. Revell, A. McCann. Sfwdnzlqs C. Rossborough. S. Lundy. B. Klinge man, P. Marston. J. Mosedale. B. Peck. Qmissing M. Mnnchestcrj. V7 I isa, v - ,.-2 ecclers Fw A 1 I 8 A 4,2-' Footlooll The Ralph 1065 edition ot' the XX'.ly'l.1llcl t'ooth.1l team. headed hv coaches Salvati and Xxilllhllll l r.1rv. finished IIS Season vvith .1 l'L'5PL'Ql.l.lWlL' 45-2-l 5 record against Dual Cionntv l.cf.1g11e competition .1nd an overall record ot til-S-lp The co-c.1pt.1ins, center 'lack Frye and guard Ron Marvin. led .1 strong Xxlilffltal' line. The team throughout the Season l-L'.llLll'L'el .1 ten- acious defense coupled with .1 hall-control offense. f2LI.1I'lL'flXlL'l-C Tom XVhite prov ed to he an excellent tield general. On many crucial third- dovvn alavs. Tom kent .1 XV.1rrior drive wointf h' coming L13 vvith the . 3' P 5 15 hig play. End Spencer Young many times proved to he w',1t'l.1r1d's clutch receiver. Ax The high point of the season came when XXi .1yl.1I1d dovvned .1 preg v ionsly undefeated Lynntield team. XVhat makes this victory notevvorthv was the fact that the previous season Lvnntield had handed the XV.1r- riors .1 crushing 22 to 6 defeat and were favored to do so again. How- ever. W1'.1yl.111d vvon hy .1 score of 12 to 6. In the se.1son's tinale on Thanksgiving Day. XY'.1yland came up against a heavily favored and spirited XVeston cluh. The NVarriors hattled hard. hut came out on the short end bv a score of 50 to 8. Tom W'hite . . hecame recipient ot' the tirst annual Austin H.1le Award given to the Coaches Saint' and Fury Comer' outstanding player on each team. c g .-Loooee J X - - ..- . . ,-nv R , L-rp LL!-,Q J. l..l..b.l.Lf- - .-it l.AQ1,t.44g,.. K ,, 1 Q LA, 'M -iii A, h ' it I 90 f-13o l3 . If 6901 'KTA '5 'SPH ,Sm T5 AL- 7 tl rt 4 K l p61 sa. 22441215 Ifc- .' 1 z. - rl, Nltirrav. S Young, Nl. Beniainin, ,I Xxvlllldllli, XYhite. P. Scanlan, G. L.1Pierre. G. Kester, D. Dickey, L. R Nlarvin, bl. lfrve, Il. l:.lfIll1.llTl, F. l..llTC'llllIl.l. T. White. .l. Hatch. C. Potter. A. Brown, M. Marhett. Fmtrllv V'fZ1.' T xl.lll,'l.l. R. rl-L'l'f.ll1lC, li, C-.lITlIXlIl.l. St. 'JJ 1 1.3 E Xlorandi. H.1ll. nl. CRIXIIXKXIT. T. Burns. R. Vfilhtir. P. Harrington. I5i!'1'l1 Il Kealtv. D. hlcEWL'I1. R. Turner. T.L'lNlW0, G, XX erner. 1 14' D. Shorev. H. Tufts li, lirovxn, R. Sealy, G. Heald. B. Swift. T' .' 1.1' r :tx S 22 MUD V .lyltmd ayland ayland ayland aylgmd ayland aylamd ayland VARSITY SCX PRES we Nurrh Rehzdmg 15 XY'e5twowd 12 Lynnfield 6 Ashland 28 Hudwn Cathfwllc 26 Bedford 16 SIIYGI' Lake 8 XY'eston xlfav XVhat dxd we do xx mug? The object of the gains is . . Running in pl.1ce-twenty-five repetitions 13,-5 ' 'A 40 f ,'ff ' i.-Us- -qq, K, .4 . ,N I . :Lib Q--'il 'iv' K',,. .. av' 41 scsi. ' ' ' ' hr 5153!- hi Xi '-L-if - .'.- -- -i ' J-sag. if ' -f . 'r , '5 'V XVh.1dd.1y.1 mean, drop it? Ten years, huh? Slurp! Linus? The Pajanm Party 24 l i l l You up there with the 'L' 1 , M , K dum l. 3175! '- will I A 'a,,,-QQ, 'll ' 4 Q ' ll' gr x 1: of c ' elf ' . rf 1- wt ' lil6fl'ml.l'A 'L l I l ,agp-x - 'X --.af ...dx I I - , x L 5 , , A ' IA A I 5- 33, I A 1. - .: '- 2' N-41. 5.. - A I W V ' Q1 9 V y '. ,, ' , . . Mali . . ' ' ' '.' - 3, . 1 -.,, 4 .. - ,, z. . .I . . ,' 3- -' fp ,- ,-av 'WL gg 'V-,,f.,,1g.:,b. 'c I 2 ' 1 ,, iw' 4Q,zlv '-wt 1 i :A-4:.sQfzw:'?r,1f1.gq,M,wifi-: g vm - -f' -1--.-1-if .. - ...A . , . . Your roll. . M ,FJ It-Y ' ' nr, Q' 33 g I. A 't ,fy- E r . I 5 .- fu Uf - LI wwf-f' 1-51. fifgfillv Touchdown! l 7 , i 5 2 And I'll pick you up after the game. A well-placed kick could 'win us the gmac! A l I Down in front! 454 We made .1 million. 123 . '- fl' L Q I g :ini ' ,,k I' l I I 3 J, 1- . 'l .-if Q fa af, iw 4?- 'Q oo- us 5? Hang on to it! O0 ' ., . - J -fl-. I If nlagaigl J in 'lg The Wayland junior Varsity football team, headed by Coach Henry Cotton, hnished its Dual County League schedule with a very respectable C5-5-lj record. What made this record noteworthy was the fact that as Freshmen this team did not win a game. Co-captains Bobby Osmond at quarterback and Ricky Swift at fullback helped generate the Wayland offense. Guard Randy Parker sparked a line that showed great im- provement as the season progressed. The team's great spirit was never more clearly illustrated than in the encounter with heavily favored Westwood. Trailing throughout most of the game, the Wfarriors came up with a touchdown in the closing minutes to win 12 to 8. The season ended with the traditional game with Weston. Having lost last year's game with the Wildcats, the team was eager for revenge. Both teams displayed the zeal that is ever-present at Way- land-Weston games playing to a 6 to 6 tie. i 1 S Q ' ,, ,fs an -dl. r' 9 ft: 5 A A is ,Q ,,-M 1- Q fs .. -. tQi? :FfF5 '.f 23? ?Ff ,., Pre- game strategy. '91, 323' '13-'71, gf: 31558 fi-'3534iA .461 .. 9 5.55, Eqe N qfgvtff. of-.-- x W P N I F 't.L'V lU.'J.' R Osmond .intl R. Swift, Fir-ff wily' XY. Mar- R. Pagano. E. Zicuis. Coach Cotton. Third ff71l'.'-I. Ferguson. tin. H, Turner. rl. Regan. R. Merghartlt. R. Parker. M. T. Holmes. P. Rogers. F. Zicuis. S. O'Reilly. XY. Siebert. Duane. l. Parmenter. Snwv.'d ivan: I. Malkin. G. XYilson. D. Berry. R. Kruger. R. Tuscher. M. Tracy. S. Osborn. J. Hartman vi-v fifths. -. it 'NYW'i.,. 1' 7-'S ei. f Oof! Not in that puddle! -in 1 0 A H wa , . .1 ' TPS 1- at faux., .'-QVVW4 u . as Q ' . -.mac gm L'r Jil' -P . The Wfayland High Freshman football team, coach- ed by Ronald Sislane, completed its season with a 1-4-1 record. This record, however, is deceiving since all the games were close and fiercely contested. Co-captain Greg Hartman and Tom Frye. both ends, provided targets for quarterbacks Terry Kane, also a co-captain, and Glenn johnson. However, the team's strongest asset was its powerful running at- tack. Steve Abbott at fullback furnished the crunch- ing strength that was needed to keep a drive going. johnny Kather at halfback with his speed provided the break away threat. The,team's best effort came in the last game of the season against previously undefeated Framingham North. Employing a ball-control game that allowed the opposition only four first downs in the first half, Wfayland won by the score of 8 to 6. .e '? I ',1l l,' fYf'I Q. 122299 First mum' C. Walker, J. Chase, S. Billig. R. Kane, T. Kane, G. Johnson, C. Heavey, Semud 1'0u'.' B. Klingerman, B. Bullock, R. Moody, P. Stearns, S. Tarter, J. Kather, T. Kraeger. T. Mahoney. Third wuz' K. Buccheri. P. Meyers, R. Demartini, F. Andosca, J. Anthony, XV. Stetson. S. Daley. Coach Ronald Sislane. Fourfb wuz- K. Courchine, T. Krinopolis. G. Taylor, T. Frye, E. Furrer. A. Hatch, S. Abbott, G. Hartman. F Y . X Scores in 1 Y it 4 Xwayland 0 No. Readin Q4 54 1 XVayland 9 Lynnlieltl -iff'-A 'R ' ' XVayl.1nd O Ashland 5--r xY?3U'l.lDul 6 XY'esrnn f' uf 1 'Q XY'.1yl.1ntl l i Bedford XY'ayland S FF.llNlUgll.1IU No. 6 ,- Cross Country fi 42 .tb - lj , A , , ' vu.-' '5 im, y P, . f .x -' - 11-11 11 1 l11l.l1 '76 i '41 I0-I I -'nun ,,,.,i, . mu llu-i n I ,- .,f,,- rJ Qi V, . ...if 1, 1 I 'I Scores XX'ayland Lincoln-Sudbury XX aylancl Bedford XX'ayland North Reading , , Vfayland V'eston 3 - Q ' 'JT V u Vfayland Vfestwood . W'ayland 22 Ashland l, ,l I XY'ayland 27 Lincoln-Sudbury ' : ? '4 ' ' Q VC'ayland 42 Bedford X JRLAQG XX'ayland 2-1 North Reading 5 - -.lun L im. 1 lb-Ll XX'ayland 48 XY'eston XX'ayland 25 XY'estwood XX'ayland 15 Ashland 6-P Kne lm A Porter. F. Rymsha. P. Rymsha, J. Andosca, R. Yohn, J. Freeburn, D. Osmond. Smrzding: Coach XX iterston. J. Amero. D, Alstad. Captain N. King. K. XY'icks. D. Fye. XV. Brannen, J. johnson Cmanigerj. With only four returning letter men, the Wayland l i '. 'v' Q K s-UJN '- - 51 , ' ' s' Ewxi 9' X .IQ . ' 'fr School cross country team at the beginning of the was of unknown quality. However, by the end of the son the team had established itself as the best in Way history, finishing the season with a record of seven and five losses agains stiff competition. With Coach George Waterston at the helm, the became a major power in the Dual County League. H Keith Wicks highlighted a successful season by a first finish at Lincoln-Sudbury, leading the way to a Wa victory. Fred Rymsha and Phil Rymsha consistently tributed fine performances to gain valuable points. Girls Vorsity Field Hockey Under the leadership of their new coach, Miss Terry Lazaro, the girls played to a slightly improved record C1-5-lj over last year. Concentrating on hustle and an improved offense the girls scored six times as many goals this year. With seven returning starters and a strong V. team coming up the team should continue to improve. Firrl faux' j. Lazarian, S. 'NWhite, P. Marston, S. Cutler. Serorzd wuz' S. Cannistraro, E. Parker ca tain B McNall . Tlmd mu' G. Roone D. Simcoclc, E. Rizzo, E. K P J, - Y ' 2 V. Gustafson, S. Kendall fmissingj, W'ayland Wfayland Y7Uayl.1nd Wfayland Wfayland XVayland Wfayland Varsity Scores Acton Algonquin XY'eston Dover'Sherborn XVestwood Ashland Lincoln-Sudbury J.V. Field Hockey .iyland .iylancl .ivland .iyland .ivlantl .15 land .ivlnncl Ifirfz r-,zu C. White. S. XX'hipple. E. Dickey, L. Rigney. Second rouz' J. Nose- xvorthv. M. Sihlcy. gl. Horvath. Benjamin. P. Kather. Tbxrd rffzzn' S. Palmer. lf. XX,llll.lI1lS0l'I, S. Shannon, F, Collins, S. Gear. Fffnrlb rffu: M. Sander. B. XX'heeler. C. Tufts. I.. Fischer. junior Varsity Scores 1' Acton 1 Algonqu i n 1 XY'eston Dover-Sherborn l X'i'estwood ll Ashland 0 Lincoln-Sudbury 'J 4 A..,....,, ,gui - A.. . , . . i y F I, qs- . s f .vu U - . M ,..-.6 1 - 1 ff'-'. - .v-1 y . 5 . -. ,. h ,L .O ep,- - ' ' sq- - qv ' A A A spirited J. V. team led by Captain Buffy Willianison and Coach Lazaro played to a highly successful 4-1-2 season. The team's total of twelve goals promises to provide a stronger offense for next year's varsity. Highlights of the season were an easy 7-O victory over Dover- Sherborn and a hard fought 1-1 tie with Wes- tOI'1. ' - -- .. 'L 7f....... '9F-6-I l -- , r......4,, A AN 3 ' 1----ve' --.- Y , ., , . ri: - - -r 'Ll-g-'Sy-gf' JY? nw- -ff .1 Q . 1- .- .Q T-, ,H-qs-far-. ? vu i -I fi The rifle range. 5-.1 -gi . W.:-gk 5 an , .. '-511: ' ,r4 ' Rifle Teom The Way'land High Rifle team, under the direction of Coach Russell Forsythe, struggled hard during the season to improve its standing in the league. Led by Co-captains Rick Maxwell and Roy Lever, the team encountered stiff competition and were often frus- trated in their quest for a win. However, team spirit never lagged. Coach Forsythe's policy of having a team member do fifty push-ups for each flyer he shot no doubt helped incentive. Besides Maxwell and Lever, the team got excellent efforts from Charles Morgan and Craig Piers. Piers reached a personal high of 173 points out of a possible 200. The team would like to thank the local V.F.W. who donated jackets and gloves. Record as of March 2, 1964 XVon O Lost -1 ' an fi' fif 5 . :kill :xr WNUVN Mmm. one Thigh... vai- XQLI A . 1 r Y r Kizeelizzgs J. Leeds, C. Morgan. R. Maxwell, G. LeMonte. T. Burke. S.'.:i.n1'ffzg.' RlCk Maxwell 3dJUSfS Cfalg PIGIS Sling- Cv. LaGuardia. J. Patterson. S. Paine. Coach Forsythe, D. Cliamberlain. C. Piers. tAIf.r,riug: Roy Lever. B, Pye, Manager J. Hillj T5 On the firing line. -'ii 1 Q i Top Eight Scorers Cregular seasonj Harrington D. XY'iddiss Seley XX'lLltllSS Rodgers Porrell Reeves Baker 5 FT K.-4 r 1 xi Y x. ' 'X Nsfxfk R X L 4 ff lx , 'Q !X V.. 1- ' LJ? L F4 ?- xx .. 1.. Sv.1.'cd.' P. Harri S.'.1r1dn1g.' Coach ngton, T. XY'hite, Captain D. XX' Bowers. M. XY'iddiss. M. Rogers. R. Sutton, R. Ddvis fhfiiniigerl. ' 'fp' Q07 070.0 O FT S6 I8 2-1 22 20 16 1 1 PIJ. 258 226 198 122 102 58 31 23 iddiss. j. Porrell. J, Antonellis. M. Baker, R. Seley. R. Reeves. North Reading XY'ayland Silver Lake Silver Lake XY'z1yland X'i'estwood X'i'ayland XY'ayland Vfayland Acton-Boxboro XY'ayland XY'ayland XY'ayl.1nd XX'aylnnd XY'ayl.1nd XY'ayland XY'ayland XX'ayland XY'ayland Regular Season 61 65 76 72 62 61 73 68 64 65 72 53 77 71 58 73 -12 77 73 Scores XY'ayland Lincoln-Sudbury XY'ayland XVayland Alumni XY'ayl:1nd XVeston Lynnlield Bedford XX'ayland North Reading Ashland NX'estwood XVeston Lynnneld Bedford Acton-Roxboro Ashland Lincoln-Sudbury 1 mA-4 Q. 1' 90 hil Harrington nets two against Hull. In The Tech Wayland's 1963-64 team had a respectable 16-6 over- all record. Their 13-3 record in the Dual County League play rated second to Westwood. The Warriors qualified for the Tech Tourney and played four games, beating Norwell, Harwich and Holbrook, but losing to Hull at Boston Garden 64-50. When the team started ofi' with a 1-4 record sceptics said the club would go nowhere. The team bounced back winning three in a row, losing to Acton, and going on to sweep nine straight. Phil Harrington scored high with 238 points during the league season and 89 points in the Tech, while Cap- tain Don Widdiss had 226 and 61 respectively. Center Rex Seley, a leading rebounder, had the high game score for the regular season, with 27 against Weston. Max Rodgers was especially potent in the upset of Westwood, scoring 16 points. junior guard Marc Widdiss sported a 4692 average for field goals during league play. The Warriors this season were known for their tight man-to-man defense, led by the backcourt of Joe Porrell and Marc Widdiss. The team held the opposition to an average of 54 points per game, while scoring 65 points themselves. The Bench, consisting of Rich Reeves, Bob Statton, jay Antonellis, John Dresser, Mike Baker, and Tom White should receive credit as the best rooters a team could wish for. 'i Battle for the rebound finds Phil Harrington about to haul one in for Q Wayland. I i l l Y Q i f f A V x 4 .a . in ix... 'T' Y '.,' - L1-sw R '21 Tourney Scoring FG FT Ply, Harrington 30 29 89 D. Widdiss 25 11 61 Rodgers 15 - 30 Seley 16 10 42 M. Widdiss 10 18 38 Porrell 3 13 19 Antonellis - l 1 White 1 - 2 Baker 2 - 4 Statton 1 - 2 135 V .- ,-' . W. fi .T-L .. , ,Lf '.g.fh 4 Ar... fN 16- Don Widdiss tries for the rebound as joe Porrell and Rex Seley look on. Wfayland Wfayland Nwayland Hull Tech Tourney Scores 73 Norwell 58 78 Harwich 68 87 Holbrook 75 64 vcnyiana so 5 'Y-:Ju o I 4. f- fa-- The J, V. Basketball squad, under the iron hand of Coach Francis Smith, Ir. had a 10-9 record for the 1965-64 sea- son, beating every team they faced at least once save Wfestwood, who twice gave the club quite a drubbing. High scorer for the year was Randy Park- er, followed by Sonny Parmenter. The team was sparked by sophomore ,guard Bob Os- mond, a steady performer throughout the season. Randy Parker goes up for the shot! .lu :a i nior Varsity .11 . . . ,, - rv it ' .. -n Ti U f I iii fl- 1 - 173 ISA 5 14F .i -lbw l5 gp 1 9 ,4 1 4 4 1' Sealed: R. Costa. C. Marshall. R. Osmond. J. Malkin lmanagerl, C. NY'esley. F. Rhymsha. P Rhxm Sha. Sfm1di11g.' Coach Smith. Junior Varsity No. Reading 51 X'7C'ayland 39 Xxfayland 34 Silver Lake 49 Alumni 57 XY'estwood -18 XY ayl.1nd -10 XY'ayland 33 YX'ayland 31 XY'ayland 39 XY'ayland 38 Xlfayland 30 Vfestwood -17 XY'eston 42 XY'ayland 26 Bedford R6 Acton-Boxborough 44 Ashland 53 XY'ayland 53 134 I. Parmenter. D. Brown. R. Parker. R. Tuscher. J. Regan. I. Osborn Scores XX'ayland 29 Lincoln-Sudbury 27 Silver Lake 28 XX'ay-land 33 Xlfayland 25 XY'ayIand 35 Weston 38 Lynnheld 26 Bedford 27 Acton-Boxborough 37 No, Reading 30 Ashland 26 XY'ayland 40 XVayland 38 Lynnfield 23 XVayland 35 XY'.iyland 38 X'X'ayland -18 Lincoln-Sudbury 52 Freshman ..i l 'll l Q l W'ayland XX'ayland XXf'ayland NX'ayland XY'ayland Vfayland XX'ayland Vfayland XX'ayland VC'ayland W'ayland VC'aylancl Freshman Scores 45 37 25 46 26 26 40 28 25 36 43 59 VC'eston Ashland No. Reading Lynnfield Marlboro Lincoln-Sudbury Ashland Bedford Lincoln-Sudbury XY'eston Marlboro No. Reading This ye.ir's Freshman Basketball squad coached by Paul MacArthur, 1 did not have an entirely successful season, winning only three while losing nine. However. six of these games were lost by seven points or less. in contests that could have gone to either team. so the year was not really as dismal as the record makes it look. The boys show promise as future varsity players, especially Carl QS? XX7iddis. Kim Teger and Tom Frye, among this year's starters. High scorer for the year was Carl XViddiss, followed by Kim Teger. 40 50 57 26 50 35 60 32 39 42 45 -1-i ,,,.. . . .., -- r i 4 A. ,.-, If :?F I I ' .7 1 5 'F' is 'F 6 lf . W -1 j' . - .ar 'F V i V V. i i, A 3 w V Q 5 Q7 -7 3 1 . - f.f if i , V . I -' ' ' V- -. -41 ' V Y V A iq! V 'gfgf-glhfzi ' ip if V-mm' :-. ' - if ' A li 4 1' . .4 'Ria -il, -I 'J - 'lr 2- K ' - wifi is rf. . . T 2 713 f ' -1 'iff ' A ' . l- i 331 .Z .' fs ' ff-'rim ' .7 L- i.f7 'lx ' 2 Q, i. 1 'fs 1 , l. P1 if ' , , A' ,Bn V :Q .ga giiggf' 7 . S 1 . if - ' 34113 N f 2321131 J! T 20 , .V q X is 'Tsar if :-gg, f E - -4 . fa' 1 5 l ' f 617, T' 1. 3 1 A er' .S L2 Q3 j AU' V I L X -Qi Ei ' T a 1 1 2 1? i fs.r2f 'T-.33 V 7' . A -. if ' f 11. mba .xi 3 1 A .V , f , 1 . . in - W1 B ' 1 l A 4 - , .. . H , .1 TT E 1 13.3 if Raw , . .. sea, . 5 .., F,:7'.l',' i-fu: M. Pearson. I.. XY'.1rd. L. Pollack. K. Teeer. Satwfsj iv :4: T. Kraeaer. R Klarherrv. C XY'iddiss. S. Ahhott. Tfltftz' 2 ist .' P. Bartholomew. T. Frye. R. Cfwndori. 9. Daley. A U i lil QF , 1 Qin-:. V -im N F. 5 '1- I 'Fav 135 Varsity Girls, Ckmcli Tliornhtirglfs girls tompletecl the season with lmtl-4 to hack xictories over Lincoln-Sudbury .mtl Ashlantl. Led hy high scorer Elaine Gustafson the team pliyed much better than their 4-6 record intlimtes. lfighting all the way they lost a total of three games hy ' or less points. XX .tyl.mtl XX .iylanel Vi .xylaml XY .1yl.inel XX .lylttnel X L'ayli1nd Xllflylantl XX'ayland XX'.iyl.1ntl XX'.1yland I8 51 22 16 18 36 19 9 26 21 Scores Acton-lloxhi trough Betlford XX'eston Ashland Atton-Bovborough Bedford XX'estwood Vfestwood Lintoln-Sudbury Ashl.mt.l I I l F41 , KmJ,'r.qq.' Co-captains E. Rizzo. B. Statton. E. Gustafson. Sf.171df71,f'-' P. Sisalc. B MtN.1lly, 5 Shannon. D. Simcock. N. Hart. L. Fischer. M. Dik, S. Gregory. Time out. 1 3 Right here. Right here! 1' 6 O-o-oh get that rebound! O Basketball Junior Varsity Scores XVayland 16 Acton-Boxbornugh 28 XY'ayland 14 Bedford 16 XVayland 14 Weston 7 XY'ayland 32 Ashland 5 XY'ayland 11 Acton-Boxborough 9 XY'ayland 19 Bedford 10 XY'ayland 25 Xwestwood 25 XX'aylantl 12 XVestwood 13 XY'ayland 11 Lincoln-Sudbury 6 W'ayland 25 Ashland 3 The I .V. team, led by Co captains Gall Rooney and Judy Onufrak Clater brought up to the war sityj played to a successful 7 3 record The V s were mostly freshmen so next y ar should End the team even stronger. Fir!! row: C. Tufts, Co-captains G. Rooney and J. Onufrak, M. Bigwood, S. Gear. Second row: D. Osmond, J. Horvath. M. Somers. M. Sibley, N. Osborne, B. Wfheeler. Third wuz' S. W'hipple, S. Cutler. L. Gray, B, XVilliamson, K. Juliana, B. Dickey. Take it away ! T l i l Our favorite ref takes a break. Ballet anyone? 5 'JG di r '- Ice it The Way-laritl High Hockey Team, in its very hrst year of action, ended f the season with a 4 and 6 record, and 4th place in the newly formed Dual , County hockey circuit. The team was ably coached by Mr. Henry Cotton, . who had a state hockey champion at Framingham three years ago. l The team got progressively better as the season rolled on. The first game of the year was lost to Newton South, 2-1, but later the team whipped N. S. by a 4-1 score. With each team Wfayland did better the second time around. The hrst game with Wfestwood was a 7-O disaster, as was Lynnfield, 6-O. However in the second meetings, Wfayland lost to Wfestwood by only - 3-1, and to Lynnheld by a measly one goal, 2-1. In the latter game the club . 1 Q 4 J, almost had the upset of the year. The offensive stars were Buddy Brannen and Rick Turner. Goalie Guy Heald had two shutouts to his credit on the year, and a less than three goals per game against average. With many juniors making up the first-year team, Way'land is looking forward to a successful second season. ,-. Q sv..-4 .HEY- 'a ,Ll .A Y, A .Q 'fs ' J. - , on Q, H N, v f -if . w A qs K 12 J 6 Z..- Zz ' PT ' i T 1, Ki.'t'e.l,iw1g.- G. Heald. D. Shorey. il. Kealty. S. Aherr A. Palmer. R. Maclinight. R. Kane. S. McCuskei Sf.:f.'dir1,Q.' K. Buccheri. E. Hazard. R. Grant, R. Kealty T. Poole. P. Rogers. XY. Brannen. C. Potter, F Y Turner. R. jewitt. H. Turner. T. Kane. st l 1 1 5 vlfm -. . 4' 7 ' 'S I 'F 1 .' :' . 6' 41 , . If -,hug Q- -. . V' '- 'A . 1 TVR I -- , 9 s 4 -, ' ' -if 1 - ' -' - . , i .1' 2 - .Af - - fad . ' A,--' 1, , . yn' .- ' . f. .,' 5- - lf . . , . ll- 1 ,A V A 'f-.,v '. , . 158 i 1 P ' '- 1 ' -iii? . . 0.0 '- x - - 7.x Hockey 05' Vfaylancl Wayfland Wfayland XX'ayland Wfayland Wayland Wfayland W'ayIand Wfayland Vifayland Newton S Westwood Bedford Lynnfneld Newton S Wfestwood Bedford Lynnfleld Vifeston Wfeston I P , f 'K 'J' sq . I , - !f1 ml ff' Y. X 7 xt- iv, ,. , 1 5x A .n 4...- , AL Y f hi L X4-tg - . .. Q X, -ll D? if -1. ln!-. 'k ' Winter Trcick 'Q ,A 1' K -.- n.. ' Norm MacNe1ll drives down the stretch. i I E :rw XF' yr ,aut 1 jeff? WI ,idx A , 1. Hin . 5 ' 1 '-ga 'Q.-, 4 3490- ' i A-'J' l Z ee FY Firff row: R. Yohn. N. MacNeill. R. Verrill, R. Benson, J. Amero. Coach Seawell. Set-find wuz' B. Bredrickson, E. juliano, R. Grow, D. Berry, F. La Femina. Tliird wzu' A. Porter. J. X l'illiams. Mitmzgx R. Condron, S. Farnham. The winter of 1964 ushered in another sportg added to Wayland I-Iigh's already crowded schedule was winter track. Led by Coach, Meet Director, and Secre- tary-Treasurer Thomas Seawell, the Colonial Indoor Track League was born. Using the Field House track, Wayland played host to five sets of two-dual meets, and the final League Jamoree. The five-team league fBedford, Chelmsford, Danvers, Tewksbury, and Way- landj scored high in comparison with its larger parent A -ri.-,F if i . 4 i leagues. The League looks forward to expansion in ..-------- A ' ' , 1965. WA I Led by Wayland high scorer and League high scorer 1 t A ' Frank La Femina, the fourteen-man squad finished vga- -- ' fourth in the League standings. La Femina, setting 'v:T,ff-.- 'f League records, captured eight first places, pulling the aku. - X! hat trick on two consecutive outings. Sophomore Den- 'mg , f 'A T nis Berry and Senior Bob Benson scored high for V T- Wayland. The record: .. F 1 'V V T' Wayland 24 Chelmsford 52 'T T Wayland 46 Tewksbury 31 1 Wayland 28 Danvers 49 I ' Wayland 33 Bedford 44 I' - ' I ..,.., gif! Riu- J 1' .. , 9 Q5 i 41 ' ' 141 Frank La Femina puts the shot. L...-1 61-0fs701'040fL0T'-0K-0's0'6X 3 DRY CLEANING FAIR 81 YEAGER PEOPLES LAUNDRY INSURANCE AGENCY t 9 Established 1886 653-3711 MAYEY STREET 1 ATICK 12 MIDDLESEX AVENUE NATICK 653-3121 5 A 5 I - A 'f X 9 Complzmentf - , - ' 5 5 of I no 3 1 'Ill III! 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GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1964 E 2 5 E 5 A5 5 5 2 S 9 9 9 5 45 9 S S 9 9 S 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 201202105 105101 '01f01'-0'1'0 -l02'-01'0N0'1'0'6 l7L0 01 6110-101 102 050' '-JNOY S0161 01f0 e0v 101- ea- A0.- 9' '0f R f0w0:f05-C '0H0 'f-010 '0Y02f-0 0N0f01'01101 'OY0' -f-0' X 740 0N0'40N0N717C0N0P4026N7L?1717f01'0'10210ff0N0402'012705'-7'0L0'U'0N7L0H0P2-0 0'-'0f'6 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1964 A 1 2 nclerdon- WCA! CZ' Company A Co-ordinated Engineering Service BOSTON 150 Causeway Street Boston 14 Mass 01201201201N0 0110f20'20 4-01L0f0f40N0fk7N0fL01'01'-0f20'f0N0+201'0N0P'-0'120'L0M05'0N0N0'4011012056126 157 0 f0'N0W6K-0'f0 0vf0140W6'1'-0'L0Y0X01f0W0'f'0'10f'0N01'?6f02L05'01f-0'N0110 01f0 '0K0'1L0110P10K01'6PC x916 '0f0 '-0 -0'16K0'-'-0f0X01f0v' 5 Ralph E. Berling Sportsmen's Barber Shop Avery Cleaners Antoine's Bakery - Mr Mr S M r. E Mr Mr 8: Mrs. S. 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