Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1978 volume:

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'W -. 3' .JC Q , ng kis 1. l lil A 'il F l if the highest goal l free meh can set themselves is HD amiable mediocrity. .r '. 1 - . 'x ..u'. - n I kixif' .-Vi ' .Q ' ' . A 1 1 . , I .1 I Q X ' . I A X A 1 V . . vl ', -. . . 4- Q I I 1. 4- 6 s . - , 1 1. 1 M.- 4 . -jim. 1: W -bi P, 2 1 ,. A .V --gn WE. l 253553-J'553'5 A ,l V - ' T-,J J ' - s - -n- ff'-' - - l 'V'- 1411 1 5 Nix . ,-1 4 ' 34:9 - 'i i..g .. J sh 4 152. ,W 4 Free men must Set their own goals. . 1 L' 'sb F 5. w Wx Jig 't ' is oy, Q v 8 J 5 4 4: fo jf, 2 gp 5 J aff' H. 1 J, There is no Qne to them what T0 C105 e h they must do it foiithemselves ,. A 'X N 3 5 hu A fx They must be quick toepprehend the kinds of effort and performance their society needs, rf 0- I 1 xx- Mk l I 1 1 7 Q - I X 'NL X. ' Q- i xg, Q' ., H .. ,H li -1 I-1, and they must demand that kind of effort and performance of themselves and of their fellows 4,. -, .'. '51 05.1 1.- K .Q 1 A Tl Q... 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Closing ......... l l l ...1-16 .....l7 . . 18-19 . .20-45 . .46-91 .92-143 144-165 166-217 218-235 236-240 . J lm k l To a Great Lady, for Tucked away in a corner of the Arts building is a room that resembles a storeroom. However. the energy' of this rooms occupant radiates outward to fill the whole school. The room is the nucleus of many activities in Wayland High School. and its main occupant is a charged atom known as Arlene Leon- hardt. affectionately known as Lady ' by many of her students. Lady ' came to Wayland eight years ago. and in the past eight years she has built a non-existent Drama program into a state award winning one. Work- ing with a small budget and limited stage. she came up with innovations for standard productions that make each one highly' entertaining. An energetic advisor to the Drama Club. Mrs. Leonhardt produces and directs four productions a year. With patience and enthusiasm. she guides a large group of hammyt seniors in the annual production known as the Sen- ior Revuef' This show. while not get- ting raves from drama critics. is always entertaining and draws large audi- ences. Q bv .:.' 135 I-lar Dedication Mrs. Leonhardt's energy and exper- tise are frequently loaned to townwide productions for the Committee for the Advancement of the Performing Arts. Bringing together adults. teenagers, and children for productions that she often writes herself. she does a great service for this organization and the community. Her stamina extends into the summer when she runs a workshop and provides townspeople with an opportunity to participate in a summer musical. Mrs. Leonhardt. respected among her colleagues and peers received many honors for her accomplishments. She was selected as Treasurer of the Massa- chusetts Drama Guild, Those of us who have been associ- ated with her in any way know her as a special person, who takes a sincere interest in each of her students. The class of l978 would like to dedicate our yearbook to Lady in recognition and appreciation of all she has done for the Wayland High School and the commu- nity. f ' , '4 I I P H ll' Q 4 .' y-'9 'F , 5. ,U Q ll, 1 ,,'z 'til ,Sw ' .-'. f x x. 'x A, x x , V , ,L . ,'-'.A,a V- 3 . f'f':11J:f2.a1f:.-fs: if X 15 '14fl5 -f SQ' 'fix' ' LQ5-..' - 4,-1 331313 ,'-it.nga--,-,?gQ3..,.-.1 ,',V-'v.?'.,-Vg: .L ,. A if-,'4 ' '--51, A -ffl-gg. -' ,-. . ,, rw-1 , f ,:'-,.,. -,,-.-H,-,H 5.5 K y.,11,-,.-,,-,, g A-.I N fv, , .4 J. - fr,-mf ,A .-4,4 ',.-U.-. Fw, -- - ,U .5 Q .' ,I .-fn. ,,-51,3-..,,A . Y 1.n,fA,,- --,Q :I .X ug: 511-,, 5: -J. f'5,--'. .f- 'l ! A '. .ff7 f ' .' '3 I' fhfl 'Q ffg' Z -, . f - N -' '-xp ..-N? 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C arolxn Dax' y Cathy Daxix Danne Davix Dehhie Dffkngelo Chrmine Dentltinnen Carolyn Desiinone Nlar-iorie Devlin Tom Difesare Nelson Dietrieh Roger Dilharian Bob Doran John Dorr Jeff Dretler Laura Dugas Jim Eagan Anne Fiseher Danny Fitzgerald Ken Flagg Nlare Fleiseher Cans Foley Sue Foley Kathy Frantz .lanne Cialhraith Sarah Ciartleseu Carrie Gardiner .lim Ciemelli .lot ce C'ieol'fI'ion latira Uoexelt Keenan Cireen Greg Cireill' rv' ,A , 'dui' 1.....-..--1- Cindy Kttrpp Lynn Kaxe Peter Kitsliittn .ltianne Keele Stanley Kelleigh NlL1FgLlI'CllKCl1I'lCLlj Bob Kepner N1attlltewKexy Dexiree Kilgore Patil Kirk Jeff Knopping Scott Knotts J' if f , , 1 L ,er lk s Wg 'f ,,,...--- Kara Lintlstrom C'l1t'ixl.otitlW:trLll llgtxid Low Dgixid Lund lullen Lydnn Lucy Nlttcinillan cllNL'llk' NlLllllL'I C'ligii'lex Nliiley letgli Nlginlcr lflllliy Xlglllxullu lirittl Nlaixltgill l.ix.iN11itxi Xew YL? Edna Kolm Tom Kowalski Kenneth Labb Bruce Lamb Roselle Langan Kellie Lavin Jeanie Leblanc Pamela Leney Tom Leonard Jody Leshne Scott Levin Judy Linden 'Y 'EB' Emily Miller Kristin Miller Violet Mills Glenn Mitchell Jocelyn McArthur Samantha McCarthy Dave McCoubrey Todd McDougall Mike McGowan Liz McKown Roddy McLean Leslie McVickar Sue Megahan Lori Menelly Brad Mennell Tony Merullo Ed Moherg Patricia Monte Melissa ' 'el i' Montgomery Dana Montuori Cammy Moorhead X y U X s .4-A L Sue Morgan 1 Alex Moser 4 S E-S' Marc Mosley .lfvs Brian Mulvaney .lim M urphy Douglas M urruy Marcia Myric Mike Nelson Andrea Nixon Mark O'Brien Cheryl O'Bry gint Erin O'Driscoll .locl Ohringer liminy Olmsted Slia1ronUrtli L Ou! '1 Susan Panetta Neil Pauplis Laura Payne Andrew Pesek Bonnie Pettigrew Anne Pineo Dawn Poirier Grace Prendergast Neal Reardon Marry Ellen Reilly Tom Reynolds Brian Rivera Donna Roberts Michael Robillard Katie Robinson Neal Rocket! Margaret Ross Cameron Roy Jenny fer Royster Louisa Russell Eileen Sadler Michael Salerno Matthew Samelson Joanne Samuels Paul Sandock Melanie Schofield Susan Schofield Linda Scimone Darnell Scott Randy Scott David Segal Doug Shannon Jonathan Simon Lucy Smiley Greg Smith Peter Smoot is M j ,f J fa - 'i Eric Socrat Sheri Sosna Cindy Speakman Debra Spinale A AA FGXFQWQ Dana-Leigh Strauss Rebecca Sullivan Denise Sumner Laura Swain Tom Svveenv Kelleigh Svvindell Derek Tabor Joseph Tempesta Danny Thompson Ed Thorhurn Philip Tovvne Wendy Traenkle Elise Tucker David Turner Jennifer Tuttle Sarah Ullman Carrie Valdes Doug VanSiclen Matthew Vartanian Nancy Waack Anne Walsh Trent Walton Brad Warriner Wendy Watson Donna Weeks David West Philip West Joanne Westcott Ken White .lason Wolfson Marcy Wong Alan Woodrull Robert York Peter Young David Zakon Judy Ziniiiicrintiii Soohomores ' 9 A R 'Zz ' ' 1. 'x D -T A l --I' Q fs , 'A' Q ,. . s I '-5 ':f',b ' -'ii 'I' ' vt' t-it SZ OOC ,.f' 'M lg A i hZ,,,.... xv 'Q QIW. QHS T, , -3.35 X 2.21 ui EXECLTIVE BOARD: kneelmg: Gerard Keating, Suzy Schwartz. Karen Ziffer. Karen Collins. Standing: Jay Kassabian. John O'Connor. John Maley, Ted Way- man. Inga Slade. Muffy Hazard. Amy Steuber, Richard Yamartmo. Peter Heppner. .lane Dorfman. Mr. Schaye ladvisorj. Julie Abel Dayid Adams Sandy Ahlstrom Thomas Akins JayAr1zivino Katl1NAttardo A L Mark Aurelio Karen Avery David Bader Spencer Ball Q.-f Josh Bamherger Jane Bancroft u. J Johari Banker Mary Barney Paul Benney 'auf Tommy Blais Brian Blake Henry Blau J' will-. ,.. ,v ,I I H lieitI1BodIey Robert Bracken .lamcx Brooks SICXt'l5I't1tvks Ileid1Brtm Stcxen Bryant .44 -'R Q! Monique Desaulniers Sarah Dewey Ernie Dirnuzio Mark Dinman Troy Ditt Jeff Donahue Walter Donnelly Jane Dorfman Curt Doucette Ted Driscoll Carol Eagan Robert Eisele Erik Brynjolfsson Jeff Burke Amy Burrer Bari Butter Wendy Carvalho Debbie Cederlund Martha Clampitt Mary Close Barbara Clough Vkfhitney Cochran Jay Cohen Karen Collins Tom Coniaris Andrew Connolly Laura Conti Cathie Cope Chris Craven Steve Crocker Bob Curtiss Carita Dalton Wanda Darden Debbie Davis Ed Davis Michael Day 4 , .lfbr4. T .V 1ume.Tf ?f Cf.: ,i so 5: Q' 454. Shawn English Michael Fardyf Soon Farrar Kerry Faulkner Leslie Finkel Tracey' Flynn Lawrence Friedberg David Gavin Robin Gearn Mark Geffen Barbara Geiger Steve Geoffrion , is Tom Germano Neil Gitkind Tracey' Glebus Charles Goldman David Goldman l,ixa Cmls liminie Cimxels David Cireenlverg lane llagenxtein Dayton llaigncy .lwliii llallpenny Kim Hanna --in-........,.,, RUN 'CI 'QP 'if'-QQ. RJ 5' ,W Laurlene Hardy Sheree Harrington Tom Hartley Steve Hayward Muffy Hazard Lisa Hellmuth Michael Henley Peter Heppner Mary-Ellen Hines Frank Horrigan Will Hough David Houghton fl' f N X 1' sf X A . an F 9 Q, Clillileen llovxard Sylvia lrixli Martha .lziclvwti Anne .lcllry Clilliie .lohnxen Jann .lohnxon loin .lolinson lfclice Kane .lax liqiwilwigiii Cicraird Keating Kgilhlccii Keele RllSNCll lfL'L'lL'I' Ann Keller Patty Kelsoe Richard Kilduff Steve Knopping Erie Krasnoo Mark Krauss Bruce Krigman Charlotte Kutasz Ellen Labb Janet Ladoulis Steven Layer Virginia Lee I -, 'Y .W A , 3. n,,,.,t-null' Rebecca McFarlane Jenny Mefionzigle Elaine McKenzie Cathy McMullen Jainex McMullen Marc McNulty George Mieliqilopotilox Mike Monte Jelf Moiitgoinery John Morgan Dean Morrill Denise Mortenxen I Bruno Leung Stan Lewis Sally MacDowell Jennifer Magidson Bob Magnanti John Maley Alison Malkin David Marchant Jackie Martin Michael Mauger Timothy McCann Robert McDougall 49 A3 . X,-gi' A ii! ti A15 1lg,g7 T7 William Moser Miriam Moses Stephen Nahabedian .lim Nardone Steve Neitlich Barbara Nelson Andrew Nichols David Nordberg Lori O'Connell John O'Connor Sean O'Driscoll Carol O'Keefe Brent Onufrak Tim O'Shea HJ 'qgyl Lisa Palangi La- Carolyn Parent Greg Parker , Stella Parks David Parsons hy: Connie Pattison Douglas Perry HW' ix Craig Pettit Peter Pilskaln Linda Pinkham 1 12:1 11 V777 Diane Place Scott Poirier Christina Postema Darryl Powell Karen Profit Beth Puhlicover Susan Quigley liarl Randolph Thomas Reilly Doug Richards Ken Rocltett Mitch Roseiihlatt Tina Rouner -lohnna Roy John Rudsit Richard Sacra Susan Saxton James Shordon Andrew Schiff Patil Schwalm Suxan Schwartz Shari Sedlis Matthew Seiler John Shane Donna Shaw Larry' Shim Mary Shine Lisa Simmons Inga Slade Dave Smith Stephanie Smoot Deedee Sostek David Spagnuolo Ken Stacks Ken Stafford Alan Steel Amy Steuher Doug Stolfors Ann Sullivan Wayne Sullivan Susan Tandy Alan Tanner 1 --in- ' X Lisa Taub Richard Testa Robert Therrien Kevin Thomas Betty Thompson Amy Tobin Bari Todd Peter Trummer Anne Tuttle Tim Ullman Peter Vasady-Kovacs Joe Vincello Riclt Waldron Dan Walsh Janet Walsh Amy Walton Mark Wambolt John Washelt Ted Wayman Susan Webster Karen White Patricia White Scott Wilson Craig Wogan Betsey Wolil Darrell Wong Ken Wood Jim Woodman Liz Woodworth Richard Yamartino Eric Ye lxaren Ziffer Michael Zinn Juniors S gl!! 45' EXECUTIVE BOARD: Kim McKown. Daryl Guido, Eric Sobel. Karen Hoffman. Lisa Poirier. Maureen Collins. Sandy Kendall, .lulie Castellani. Caroline Donahue. Robm Oprie. James Kowalski. Melissa Lambert. Frank O'Connor. Mrs. Belsky fadvisorl. Laura Adams Mike Anzivino Robert Averill Rudy Aversano 3 Ann Barbetti Kevin Barney LX 4 Mary Beard Richard Benney Thomas Bertrand .lennifer Blair Karen Blasotto Debbie Blood la A Marie Boccadoro Ron Bolivar Scott Brady Kevin Brown liinily Buclibinder .lay Bulkley .lel'fBt1rrer .laines Can non Dawii Carlson Barbara Carney t 7 .ltilic Clistellani Steve Clitzilziiiotto Q7 137 V227 John Chase Janice Clawson Sally Clifford William Cline Maureen Collins Charlie Cope Cathy Craven T. Barrett Curtin Mark Davis Donna Decker Q:-gr' i SZT17' Denise DeGuglielmo Annette Derby 'E' -4 1' 41.1. qi.. Eugene DiCesare Jeffrey Dickens Sam DiSavino Caroline Donahue Will Dunlay Kay Dutton Mark Eagan Scott Epstein Phil Erlichman Segun Eubanks Steven Evangelista Nan Ealvey AA Barry Faulkner Patti Fifield Katy Finegan Susan Fischer Kevin Flanigan Nancy Floridia Dayid Florimbi Nlaryellen Flynn Robin Flynn Daye Fokos Kevin Foley Cindy Fowler Sandy Gagnehin Delia Galliher Heather Gary Dominic Gennaro Karen Gilbertson Nancy Gilmour Laurie Gladu Brad Goodwin Kerry Gordon Mike Gordon Amy Gossels Gwen Graham Lisa Greenfield .leff Grimshaw David Grocer Daryl Guido .lim Gundy Patti Hagar Paul Hagar lgd llagcnslein 1? of.x Wg-'Y ini Daniel Haggarty David Hall Linda Harbachuck Jennifer Harris David Hietala Laura Hines Kathy Hoes Karen Hoffman Mike Hogue Susan Holland Julia Hollett Joseph Horgos Dale Houghton Ellen Hubbard Jim Jacobson Linda Jacobson Marie James Melissa Jenkins Betsy Jesson Doug Johnson Felice Kaden Amy Kant Jamie Kariotis Robert Keane Ann Kellett Kathleen Kelly Kathleen Kelsoe Sandy Kendall Leslie Kilgore Karen Kilpatrick George Kirshe Johanna Klein AN,f- '+'f Jim Leonard Ed Leone Dan Levin Adam Levy Mark Lewis Hannah Linden Sandy Lupis Steven MacDowell Ross Mackay Chuch Maguire Sarah Mainer Elizabeth Markell i James Kowalski Louise Kozlowski Stephen Krauss Glenn Lamb Melissa Lambert Alan LaPierre James Lawrence Jeanna Lawson Mall Leith Susan Markello David Marsh Kirk Martin Paul Martinek Steve McCammon John McCracken Jim McGonagle Kim McKown Margaret McNiel ,X LMA A 15 1 All nu L Paris McVickur Paul Melunson Kim Mills Alan Mix Melissa Mogun Mike Monson Paul Moorzidian Anne Morgan Marie Morrissey t Shari Ohringer Kathy Olsen Robin Oprie Eric Pauplis Skip Peckham Steve Pekunece Sylvia Pcreli Peggy Perry Gail Peters Mark Morrissey Philip Mudwtiy S .il S Leah Murch Tim Nance Don Nuugler Steve Nelles Dax id lNeuniey er Dan Nichols Amy Nixon Stott Ober Frank O'C'onnor Deirdre O'Driseoll I . aw.,-,. Luke Pettigrew Peter Phillips Mark Pineo Chris Platt Carole Plumb Lina Poirier Frank Pontecorvo Peter Prendergast Randy Profit Nancy Quinn Chris Ricci Doug Richmond Dehhie Rochlortl Walter Rockwell Barbara Rohr Ben Rosenxweig Leslie Roulfe Aint Russell Phil Sanclock Greg Schwalin .larnes Sears Nflark Sellier ,lim Shine .Iune Siehert Anita Silk Alex Slade Nntly Smith lgrik Sohel .laincx Spinale Stex en Spokowxki .X f l A 'A 9 Sue Wegener Judy Wells Roy West David Wester Kim Williams Susan Williams Mike Wticvd Sam Zan ghi Dayna Zimmerman Joan Zimmerman Mike Statkus Mary Lisa Stearns Alison Stetson Randy Stewart Tim Sullivan Lisa Sulinonetti Donna Sumner Lauren Taylor Jerry Tempesta James Therrien Susan Thompson Chuck Trella Marianne Vaccaro Neil Van Siclen Julie Vasady-Kovau Robbie Vrablik Sally Waack Pam Watson in A We grasp for our irdividual goals. I - vi. 4 lhe Outing Club enjoyed its second year at Way land High School providing exciting extra- curricular activities for a large number of outdoor- oriented students and faculty. Expeditions included rock-climbing in New Hampshire. over- night camping. night skiing at Nashoba Valley. cross-country bushwacking on skis. two bike trips. climbing Chocorua in the fog. a week of down-hill skiing in Chamonix. France. day skiing at Cannon Mountain. and a white-water rafting trip. Special thanks to Inga Slade. Doug McClellan. Sarah Dewey. Sandy Ahlstrom. and many others who have helped organize trips and sustain interest in Outing Club activities this year. -:L 1-f-, in Qs .sz 'T xx ' .5 . Q ' xr 1 3- Q .N N Y -as 9, , P' ' 1 - F 5 1 , ' ,.. 1, Q85 Q .4 ru' - Guting Club jf-f' - xy- -2-s-'94 , . , - ., if: yrfizac. li- '.h.-- 4- .- 4 :4 gt 'S-'H ' 4, , ,K Q f ., . f.L-'-V A ' U A ' W ' '. iff '- - .4--gf fi , .i-'XA --V- .H-ng, ,- I 'x 3 -. '41 the expeditioiif ' prs. 'L r ' 1.1 ' li 48 1. beforqthf oth- 'er- 5 'x 'lv ' X gi 'i:f ' :' o. .t..?,x tx Lk .HO R GN x -1E1?S7f ' X ' use .Z '1':' w- ii i - ..4 Q T .' A C . y -. P1921 ,R Y 'Q , ,Q -, X - ' J, ,A 1 Here's one mountain the club co q t, N A... -Sis G' Skis new -Mlm .sg 4 QM -Q: s-sr it . '-.x v- . X vw -xy. C:-:s .. Band The miraculous Warrior band pulled off yet another spectacular season of pre- cision marching to thrill the enthusiastic Wayland fans each Saturday. The band was led by the blast of the trumpet section in such songs as Star Wars . Get It On . and other popular tunes. Under the direction of Mr. David Faucher. all the shows were a success. including the high- lighted Thanksgiving show. Following this game, the band turned to concert music and. naturally. entertained large audi- ences with magnificent works such as Light Cavalry . The Winter of 78 post- poned the winter concert for many weeks, but the band managed to put together a fulfilling year of music anyway. best - Eugene 36153- 1 f 1- Rim ly Dana Hillard. Bruce Lamb, Sue Jameson, Laura Shay. Barbie Geiger. Row 2: Peter Smoot, Judy Wells, Sue Hackendorf. Carolyn Desimone. Kcith llcercn. Cass Foley. Stan Lewis, Tom Belama- rich. l. Barrett Vurtain. Rnw R: Heidi Brun. Wendy Carvalho. Steven Spokowski, Neal Reardon. Julie 'lg qi Vasady-Kovacs, Frank Pontecorvo. Paul Schwalm, Mr. Faucher. Row 4: Keith Keller, Richard Benney, Bill Stearns, Carl Cohen, Matt Harris, David Smith, Eugene Reardon, Dayid Fokos. Neil Gitkind, Brad Marshall. Bill Moser. Shaun Bresnahan. xg' . A-M h 1 2, f, N. X A A 'P jeff! 'NI-Q If 'lil 5? ,N on my as K om Q15 the Bggf' i T 1 Flag girl Kim Hanna' ' .in enemy. 10 thirf' ' 'fu L gnu, -fx I' 1 ' I 5 1 ff f Director on the Q ,wt 1 - ', JM T' r1.0 'iv it .3 SCCIIOH . 1 J., '. s for the hand's attractiveness D ',... 1 'B .L -' '.Vo 'zinfn nab: ff swf' ,,.. al - 6,1 of a colo player. ag, , . - ' fl. 9 'N I lx Q X-s x d ,R ,. fs 17,15 ' 'Xi' rs - .fi ,'s,'mmN A F. , . . ff' - .R ' s . . ' ' X' . 2 . ' - Y 1 a - 4' 7' I l . ' . I , 5 ' ' iv 1' U - A , . 104: 5 , .I sid .. I' Q Lg ' I4 b , 1- 1 3' av J 1 IT 3.. .., 2' The band is on its way to the game! Concert Choir and Chorus Dnce again choral director Richard Conti attempted the impossible feat of getting music out of a bunch of tone- deaf high school students. However. this year. as evidenced by the Decem- ber concert. he came the closest he has Row I: Johnna Roy. Denise Mortensen. Jared Smith. Robby Vrablik. Darryl Powell. Mike Monte. Leslie Matthews. Bonnie Lamb. Mr. Conti, Row Ir Gretchen Bolster. Leah Murch. Janice Okoomian. Michael Mauger. Ken Wood. Steven Ye. Mary' Close. Hannah Lin- den. Mary Dorfman. Sandy Gaines. Row 3: Jenny McGonagle. Laura Lubien. Kathy Kelsoe. Al Escher. Alan Delgadillo, Steve Geoffrion. Chuck Dolan. Matt Harris. Pam Kentley. Janice Claw son. Row If Steve Ye. Darryl Powell. Josh Bam- berger. Jon Simon. Bonnie Gossels, Leslie Smith. Amy Gossels. Liz Chen. Emily Miller. Ann Budner. Martha Jackson. Sandy Ahlst- rom. Liz Markell. Tina Rouner. Raw 2: Mike Monte. Jeff Burke. Jeff Bader. Hannah Lin- den. Pat Monte. Katrin Noorlind. Sharon Alvord. Bonnie Lamb. Sharon Orth. Kelleigh Swindell. Julie Vasady-Kovacs. Janice Claw- son. Ellen Hubbard. Row 3: Matt Harris. Frank Pontecorvo. Dan Clawson. John Bruns. Phil West. Mary Beard. Laura Adams. Mary Close. Cindy Karpp. Sandy Gaines. Mary Dorfman. Fuzz. Row If Sue Thompson. Barbie Geiger. Lisa Palangi. Karen Gilbertson. Sylvia lrish. Laura Conti. Denise Mortensen. Kay Dutton. Leah Murch. Jolinna Roy. Mike Mauger. Al Delgadillo. Jared Smith. James Sears. Mr. Conti. Row I: Gretchen Bolster. Kelly Jen- kins. Ann Morgan. Anita Sils. Ann Neu- mcyer. Lucy Smiley. Keith Heeren. Robbie Vrablik. Will Hough. Rich Sacra. Ken Wood. Alan Steel. Bob Curtiss. Row 3: Nancy Gilm- our. Sheree Harrington. Ellen Lydon. Laura Ltibicn. Dianne Martz. Sharon English. Betsy llodges. Sara Lillman. Birdie Carey. Jenny Nlcfionaglc. Kathy Kelsoe. Christina Postema. Glenn Lamb. John MacDougal. Stcyc Gcoffrion. John Rudsit. yet. Eight students distinguished them- selves as being able to hold a tune and thus were named to the Northeast Dis- trict Chorus. They were: Alan Delga- dillo. Steve Geoffrion, Pam Kentley. Janice Okoomian. Darryl Powell. Tina Rouner. Jared Smith and Rob Vra- blick. All in all, the Wayland High School Chorus and Concert Choir spread joy and happiness with their melodious tones. lf ll wx I X X, fu: . . -B X. Themelodi Benney, - 'Q 2 w rp - ,I ,isnt M: 121, A ' Q tif, ? , ,2 175. 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Composed of Seniors Bill Bader and Dennis Harrison, and Juniors Alex Beltran and Brad Goodwin, had lost only one game out of twelve by mid-sea- son. Since every meet consists of four games. the team has rolled onward with a 3-0 season. fs- '-- f' ON . ,r - . xii 1 X slldes. 5 Ll .4 f'-7' Q --3 '-' rp -. l akes K X S I Pt 5' X L RM I Dgnnd Iluughlun. Bruce C'unneen,Sh:1un lim-xhr1.almr1, Slew Knuppmg. Rnw fx Tom Cun- mrnx. Bmw Kl'lgfT1Llfl.SlCY!3I1 N1g1cDuweII.,lc'ffrey X1--rmlg--xncry. N1r,D41mplu.Alun Tanner. Row 1 Sarah Gardescu Cathy Davls Cheryl O Bl-yang' Carolyn Dayls Llsa Cl-Ochef Debbie Run l Sharon EDEIIQI1 AYTIN Guixels Liufd Cufllx James Mifiam Moses Rgw 2 David Zakon VIO LINJ HJIXCYNQTH Run DdXld ZlhOI1 MY Rlkhdfdk let Mnlls sharon English Robbne vrabnk Nen QCUNRWUZW' fm DUIW 5-INN WJM W2 Van Sxclen. Brad Goodwm k ml Arm kdm ,Q gi il- , 9 ,gund- if RFS .JT if 1' A rglfwg? 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I A 4-1 Q. Pi Ig , . , js l A . lf 1 J av.: .--.KA Q MM- .L . nigrf W 111' 'H' L: NX ,ff-E, I demonstrates 3-Q, is Student Council This year's Council was a mixture of Councils past and future. Although many of the oldtimers remained. a large part of the Council was peopled hy new forces that showed a great deal of prom- ise. While the experienced kept order and carried on old traditions. new ideas were brought forth and developed. Just as last year. the Spook House proved not only a giant success for the Council. hut also an exciting adventure for numerous youngsters in the commu- nity. The Council was especially active during Winter Week with its innovative ping pong tournament and. of course. its annual lik .4t'uderr1ic. On Thursday night of Winter Week. the coveted accolades for Winter Week plays were awarded. As Spring changed to Summer. a new council came into power. if ffm--f tv . 4. wwf- V- . ' ,,,- ' 3 2 W j5?4'M . . . ff: '- 4' in Marsha is one of the more energetic Council Row I: Al Escher. Marsha Stearns. Matt Belama- rich. Felice Kaden. Neal Reardon. Row 2: Mar- garet Ross. Mark Epstein. Josh Bamherger. Glenn Lamb. Miriam Moses. Robin Oprie. David Adams. Leslie Smith. Pat Monte. Nlartha Jackson. Denise Mortensen. Rim- R. Judy Wells. Fran DiSavino. Susan Fischer. l.i1 Iilder. Lisa Gossels. Rick Waldron. Andrew Nichols. Emily Buchhinder. Dan Levin. Sue Broad. Jeff Grim- shaw, Alison Primavera. f is af rf I 523W ' . v f XKVM LL ff: 49 'F 5,1-.Ev ,. ' Q .41 -ff , ., .. 7, 1: ds.. .ff A , Y , . , . , ,xx It + J., . Ax.A , , fx ' W-.. , f 4-f V ff... - ' . ' , , 'oG,'.' ,. A,+-H4 l., ,-,-.. rr 5.7 1 --u f ' v ' QUT? I .1 f b ':'1' ' f XA CAN- -,f74 'v -1 v' ,,,,..,,,41 ?3Q.,,',,,M,,fL A ,f.,.. i ,. Mu.. - xv 1 I X Q Q 1 5 3 ,g ,,! 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'1 s , ' V4 I ' to .f-,,..., ,r ':xZ.,'1- ' ' K ., ., .wgqzu , 1 Autumn Sunrise Sue Markellqfl' l , fri. 2 -,J..... ., 'rp b ' ' 4 l l 4 1 jf ' 'N uf al ' . l ffm V J 1 Sarah WilllamS '4 'iR 3 1 , ' 1 ' YQQ P' u , .K fr fill M H xl I . l 4 Q ff W-.,5m,'. Q -4 . L K l 'KV - , l.: . --Lv-vigrx. 5, .:-I ,fl-l 1. 1 H 491 . 'Q - I A It , n. A- P L lil ...Q ' ' E it i . , Q . ., ,K , . - 5 I ,131 xg. ai 0? lc iver R. Vrublik SEQ I 'VRF Effefa-N Y H' ' ' 5' 3955, Q 'S Y g'l,W . 1'- Q SN 2 7 ,Lvl ,V .-Xnd now for yet another episode in the continuing saga of the WHS Drama Club. This years first show was a com- edy-drama called The Czzrlozzs Savage. The story revolves around one Ethel P. Savage tplayed by Janice Okoomianl. an aging exhibitionist who is commit- ted to a mental institution by her step- children lPlayed by Mary Dorfman. Adam Levy' and Ken Woody. The stepehildren are in truth more con- cerned with their late father's substan- .YI 1 'ous smile in the dressing The Curious Savage tial estate than with their stepmother's health. The resourceful Mrs. Savage resents being put out of action, but she is not without a few tricks up her sleeve. She sends her stepchildren on a wild goose chase looking for the money. which. to their extreme embar- rassment. she has kept with her all the time. Eventually Mrs. Savage is found to be quite sane after all. and she in turn has found, ironically, that her friends in the institution Qplayed by Diane Place. Felice Kaden, Bob Curtiss, and John Brunsj seem less like savages than some normal people do. Other leading roles were played by Robin Oprie, Janice Clawson, and Les- lie Smith. All together the cast was well balanced and put forth a praiseworthy effort, as did the crew, under the direc- tion of Steve Kirk. atigkfgl 1 54 aff 1 I 44:1 he 1-4- 5 I halrselung talents 'Hin 1 n V 4 Q 'J' mv, 1-gw-. ,. I , if- x 5 4 'U A momefil 0 nderness. 0 i .1 lf' 3 e vmlm .md shoe. Vi. , F5 4.51-.I C mouves are dnsco 9' Q M., I . Wei . ' 'sv' 'img U 1 5 ,ss-0 V ,D x sl 'Tllanial fundlw Bolunnk ea 4-N - E I -suv. , ,r-' ' Q? YJ -Q M4 .'J A: I ff' F I Y '-Q i. my mmstrels ounl the xmry of one Mndsummefs Ein Curtlss r als hns .xl iihff-7, 1,-f 'F if Ei- Nl 5s. Qf3 2-:.:e bg Helena begs Demetrius to ,e A solemn farewell twixt Hermia and Helena. in L- K u-. Oh ,Z How Onqbig happy Largilyj gb iz Eg ii ugh world at the ayground YOUaLc.daLt2egsn1' 1-ff' , . fgffqf . , N, -V fp? fs. . ds. .5 ' E gy' ' .lf Al, X x 'ggv V W N 'mg M, N --A s ,. ,.- 'vw' ' 5 , . ,gi-it--Q-'f -3,-.3 X r-J,-.. 1. 3-ifbff J' .si 1 M, dw , -., Q. .1 x? A lx . ,-- AS' , A V-mf 'ww K , '.+'i,K . , .Nqw QQ AI, .fr- fi CGEISM- W, , ffl wif ziigig x . :fp T. QQ.. QW -me A-gf Tr rw, , ,,.. M3 . me 'K' L 'W 1- -,-mv , .3 -R, ff,- , nic , X-.v1x:, .- ef ,,v . va ff 'N I 'E , i A oi Oh my aching joints? uv-uup-p i bw s A Don'1 you Wang 5 escape from thisjyihible place? ,,, X as JH av' 0 ,, ,. ffifiiiiil ,3 2 5 :Q f 'fx' 5 S, Z fn- 'M - Lge pray. . . Qt R' V A ,f , , I -fm f.,, 'ff 3. 1 N I.-.n I-, , ff n If ' ff' 4 e . , ,, Q, - Ji 'ilf , . I 1 f VHlff::ff4 fx .I 5 sl! . I I 3 . R A H 3. I D 37' tQf:l'5sW Q, Xi Butwh41Idoea a commillx do? A I . pn-we ,C Yes. that whatwd I Exflj, Drama Club Led by the indefatigable Mrs. Leon- hardt. the Drama Club successfully shone for each of its four productions during the year. For this year's fall comedy-drama. the club performed an enjoy able. creative rendition of Shake- speare's .-1 Midsummer Nrglirir Dream. Wayland hosted the Regional level of the Mass. State Drama Festival: its own productions have met with success yearly. The challenge of acting at one's best is always overwhelming onjudging night of the Winter Week plays. The Springs warmth brings the sounds of yet another exciting musical. featuring heart-warming voices and fast-moving tunes. The club is so productive that by summer. all must take a well-deserved vacation. Row 1: Carolyn Davis, Diane Place. Emily Miller, Bonnie Gossels. Darryl Powell. Sylvia lrish. Pat Monte. Josh Bamberger, Mike Monte. Denise Mortensen. Phil Towne. Row 2: Jenny Magidson. Debbie James. Betsy Bunnel, Cheryl O'Bryant. Lisa Palangi. Bob Curtiss. Rick Wal- dron. Ann Budner, Trent Walton, Laura Conti, Phil West. Bruce Cunneen. Raw 3: Annie Elliot. Violet Mills. Leslie N1cVickar. Margaret Ross. Jeff Burke. Sheree Harrington, Martha Jackson. Jenny McGonagle, Ken Wood. Alan Steel. 1... Q9 4- Row I: Janice Okoomian. Claire Dean, Karen Gilbertson, Arvid Muller. Dianne Martz. Row 2: John Bruns. Ann Barbetti, Amy Gossels, Janice Clawson, Robin Oprie, Emily Buchbinder. Row 3: Mark Epstein, Steve Kirk, Gretchen Bolster, Adam Levy, Vinnie Winkel, Al Escher. John Mcfracken, Linda Goehner. gl 'X , ir ,za in rrrv W Q A .. lt A I-EAW, Y ' , -I, ye, wg' 4- 'V X tl ' il I 9 l 'P 8 , .ii it 6 it M -1' SY I 111785355 ,Y Vg .A ff ' L'MZ:'M mirwfv-1 4 291, , '2'Z .f'l'gwf'3 1'b3,vf ,. ,X 10. mx Hamm 'H MJ, xlyixg wg , 1 HP i 2 1 i E L n l A u I 1 I i2 a 'L A, We strive for excellence in 'i 4l i competitive athletics. More Faces With Three Squads This year Wayland decided to split cheerleading into three squads. Foot- ball iiii Soccer. Hockey. and Basketball. to give more girls a chance to partici- pate. This experiment was a success. as almost three times as many girls were able to cheer. The more experienced cheerleaders helped those new to the sport to acquire the skills necessary and this led to three highly skilled squads. Captains Patty Griffin. Joan Theofolis and Michele Weldon. and Lynn Brouil- lard did superb-jobs teaching and lead- ing the girls in support of their teams. Football Squad Raw 1: Beth McCarthy. Dawn Mul- cahy. Patty Griffin. Ann Upjohn. Kim Mills. Row 2: Claire Dean. Janine Con- dron. Michele Weldon. Lynn Brouil- ysfiw gg? lard. Tricia Alphen. Kathy Kelsoe. --f W ,wwf Hockey Squad .., Row lx Debbie Shepard. Christine Pettit. Michele Weldon. Lynn Brouil- 'ff- lard. Janine Condron. Linda Dooley. T' Suzanne Attardo. Basketball Squad Row lx Debbie Carney. Patty Griffin. Beth McCarthy. Ann Upjohn. Row 2: Melissa Galbraith. Kathy Kelsoe. Laura Kiradjieff. Joan Theofilos, Deb- bie Rochford. Kim Mills. lfk ,gl x 1 4 ' . ' Ns xxx ,, ,L X XX . a . ui if 2 x 4 5 i I 4 . Q , I 3 Q AN. . ih..T, 3 4. J' f Kamik' Si... ,N .M . .N N1 no a ' L.. Clch uduscr. 'R '-4.1-1. O r l !-HB1 1 .F .9 .,,. Qf M 1 H G Owe 'Va-f Jupxler Mars here Q the squad with-gl! the stars! 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P A 1 A ' Q' , . . , A Bobby Kffner follow ix hluqkers. l , lf. . mm V v 6' ' ' f ' I N4 - ' X -f 1 hs iw .. x,'J - 0' 31 I 4 ,?l A ,hi NlCf!lNCS1fl-CQlPIQlll1 Dumn m tru x WE its I .x I ' 1. ., 'M !, -is A r .. ,-sg. gs. . Hx 3- V Ju. 'fb 'Q - 'Z' E 2. 5 ln ajam. v:-s-'3'. '- -' --, ,,, - 1, Wayland Soccer Kicks Their Way Into Tourney For the third year straight. the Vyayland Soc- cer team finished second in the league by one point and lost in the semi-final match of the fi. Mass. tournament, This was to be the year Wayland would emerge victorious. Led by Tri- captains .lared Smith. Buddy Brooks and Scott Kirshe along with four other returning starters. hopes for finally capturing the DCI. crown looked bright. However. major inqiuries to ltcy players robbed the warriors of the title. A young team. including six sophomores. came off a rocky start to finish the season by winning six out of seven league games and three tourna- ment games. Wayland nipped Lincoln-Sudbury 2-l in the second league game. becoming the first DCL team ever to beat them twice. and broke a 3' 2 yearjinx by defeating Weston I-O in the last and most exciting game of the year. The Warriors continued to be a major power in the tournament. demolishing the nineteenth. sixth. and third seeds. Every member played in each tournament game and dedicated the semi-final game to Tom Raskin and Brian Merrell. There were four players. the Tri-captains and Kevin Thomas. named to the All-Star team and Jared Smith was selected for the Boston Globe All- Scholastic team as well. The l977 soccer team's performance was truly excellent and with the outstanding youth program in Wayland. the Dual County Title cannot be far in the future. , V I I, I , .. . 1. I . ' H ' 1 ,I ' 5 2 Q ,.,. , X, h 1 F, V g - I Z S' - :4.,MQ, :fu ' . ' X 1' ', B ' 'yi f, 3 , ' 0 3: if 'f mf.. V x f I Q, . A 1 . f .f ' f ' , VTX . 'F Q Q. . ' 1 if i if 1 . f A l ! 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Phil Nludyxay Ron f lkniclt Snoxy.liii.iii N1clicll.N1.iIl IL'llll.slk'PllCI1N.llll.lllll1U l'clci Stonciiian. Xndy ilonnolly. lcd NN.ixni.in. Pclcl llcppiici .lcfl l'clcis. l iic l citli..l.iinict'iosby. N1.iikt'.iiiici lOl J.V.'s Spot! A-l3's Chances for Cham ionshi .lunior Varsity soccer began its season with the hope of decrowning Lincoln-Sud- bury: in schedule. roster. and spirit. how- ever. the team finished on a sour note. Splitting all league games. the team floun- dered between an unsuppressible offense tcapable of scoring on willy and a punish- ing three man defense dominated by the all powerful and fast David the wall Hall. The team was unable to unite. though. until the last game against Acton- Boxboro's dynamic team which had to win to become league champs. The team pulled through with flying colors as the defense recorded its first shutout and the offense put away the game with complete control and memorable aggressiveness. The Krass duo lSteve and Markl went on a scoring spree with three goals between them finishing Acton off from any con- tention A a fitting way' to polish off a fine season. H 'qvland l Concord 3 3 Lincoln-Sudbury l 2 Newton 3 2 Bedford l 6 Westwood 3 4 Weston 0 l Acton 3 3 Concord l 2 Lincoln-Sudbury 3 3 Newton l l Bedford 2 l Westwood 3 l Weston 2 3 Acton 0 In Eric Krasnoo dri if 's up field. if -.rc .QQ I knit I Alex Slade. Chris Ricci. Spencer Ball. Chris Craven. Sean O'DriscolI. Steve Brooks. Mark Davis. Keyin Barney. Steve Krauss, Steve Pekunece. Eric Krasnoo. Nlarlt Krauss. John U'Connor. Jim Brtuilss. Andrew Schiff. Nlark Eagan. I. Barrett Cur- tain. Andy Smith. Rini I Alex Beltran. Charlie Vopc. Andrew Nichols. Ind Leone. .lcff Grimshaw, l'.tul Hagar. lim Nance. David fflorimbt. Eric Pau- plis. .left Donahue. David Neumeyer. Alan Mix. Barry Iaulltncr. Dan Nichols. .lini Jacobson. Rich- ard Sacra. l'ric Sobel. Brian Blalsc. Watt Seller. t o.1tl1N1.tIIt1 st K . if-X 1 bis' QI Seniors hampered by injuries, Unoerolassmen shine as girls soccer improves their reoorcl. The Girls' Varsity Soccer team proved themselves this year to its vicious oppo- nents. The girls' most exciting games were the 3-3 tie to the strong Weston team at the middle of the season. the 4-2 win over Lincoln-Sudbury. who earlier in the sea- son had beaten Wayland 2-O. and finally the 4-l win over Newton-South. where Wayland lost earlier 3-l. Coach Breault. known as Gramps amongst the players. is very happy with results and hopes that next year the team will be in contention for the league championship title. Run I: Linda Shemligian. Gail Falvey. Kelly Lavin. Lisa Taub, Julie Crayen. Tri-captain Carol Rigney. Tri-captain Dianna Donnelly. Tri-captain Anne Leone. Cathie Cope. Dana Leigh Strauss. Laura Hines. Run' 2: Manager Suzanne Attardo. Kathleen Keefe. Kim McKown. Sally Clifford. Kathy Attardo. Betty Carney. Debbie Davis. 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J .-4 152' , .. . .. ...V . J KA 0 '5 ' ,J l k, ' 2 1 y ., . -1 .. - ,lv K . r: , I . . ,- ' , - ,, n . ' , I 1 J .-'Ajn', . , . , 'U - -,aw .....- -A .- .v ' ' . . '.'-,f bn.-n 'V ' 'f,,, f.' ' ' ,. -'. lv , I 1 I - l.-nidag PM- hun1,Swflr 'hc sumvf . : ur.-I 0146.-fe mkesu hee hu, - - . 1., .:, 1 Q . A f 4- 1 I .' ' ,!, '.4'i.I!.. I I A I 'Y , .4 .1-. ...,A-. ,N . r T u 5' .,- - if n , 1 1 n fix ' A K K S.1lly N1cDmseIl mih .An open field Field Hockey Frosh Drop Only Une The Freshman field hockey con- cluded its season with an excellent 8-1- 0 record. The combined efforts of the diligent defense and the outstanding offense made this Freshman team the team to beat. Its first game against Weston provided an encourag- ing start. ending with a l-0 victory after a challenging game. More games were to be won with such high scores as 4-0 against Concord and an ll-O whipping of Lincoln-Sudbury. Later in the sea- son. Wayland experienced a l-0 defeat by Weston in a game which became a battle of the defenses. but the impres- sive Wayland team bounced back and won every game after that. The last game. against Concord-Carlisle. was the hardest: yet the enthusiastic Way- land team pulled off a close l-0 victory. f' v al l ' x Y Coach Anderson helped make the season a memorable one. and with the combined effort of everyone on the team. next year's season should be sen- sational. I1 llllftllltj l Weston til ll Lincoln-Sudbury O 4 Concord O l Framingham-South 0 4 Lincoln-Sudbury l l Weston 2 2 Framingham-South O l Wellesley O l Concord O 14 'Z' 4 1 -., J' 'Cy Row I: Liz Bertran. Luz Mclsown, l,ind.i Scinionc Roselle Langan, Sherry Sosha. Nlary lolinson. laur Swain. Jodi Brown. .lennifer Tuttle. Suzanne Bur tran. Row I' Coach .-Xndcrson. l.ind.t Brown. l uct Macmillan, Jo,-Xnne Keele. leslie N1cNiclsar. Heidi Kahn. Lynn Johnson. ,lody Lcslinc. lfrnrny Ulm stead. Elise Tucker. Christine Dcndtinnen, lictsx Hodges, Andrea Nixon, Susan Nlcgalian. LE',,.i-is 13 x !i:'f ig. fi' 1' i i l Dun Lcsy puurs nt n D . A , S Q I 2 'Y 4 ' 'll' 'X 2,812-. A . sf- l N , 1' 41 N1.lllH.1rr1x Dual County All-Slur. ' M S 1 !'S if 5 ,'m.,V xx? x. V -, . I x if -2 ,,,,,,,,.. ww 1 I 1 . I V f I, I 1. r bv A r . F ,. 1 v M,-pau - WWW' .,,fr1vb,f:,4x:-4,4 , V, N ,4 .1 7' :- we '5755 HA ' G ,, um V , lffm ' V f 1 1 1 .. , V uh i 4 ' k gy Lcadnxgflhc pack isgluninr-Glenn' Pie 5' gr pi- 45: ig! tg, :iff Mai 7f T5f2fc1J ,F W X - 3 .-N1 'f .4 W ' if 'X fi .-.- A ll L f-' ' fo I f H!!-2A1J,.. , J' ' K ' Q 9 6 dan - f,g... QQ, ' 01' A Y, Sullivan places 5th in state,leads team vvitn Flynn Keele Myles The girls swim team. under the direc- tion of their new coach Kim Imel. proved to he a real crowd pleaser. The overall record of 4-4 fails to reveal the excitement uplifting the massive crowd filling the Town House Pool on Friday nights. Although the four wins hold to he for- feited because of a technical oversight. the team remained highly spirited and was most admirable for its high morale led on by tri-captains Aline Flynn. Maureen Keefe. and Loring Myles. Ann Sullivan did exceptionally well in placing second in the eastern's and fifth in the state's. The diving squad. coached by Paul Franchi. was more than an asset: four of its nine divers eventually competed in the Eastern Massachusetts Championship Meet. X1 1 av- l Coaches conference., I ' Sli, ,W Row I: Loring Myles, Aline Flynn, Maureen Keefe. Row 2: Kerry Hand, Therese Blondin, Donna Weeks, Laura Conti, Mary Dorfman. Liz Russell, Louise Russell, Debbie Cope. Row 3: Dayna Zim- merman. Susan Fischer. Carolyn DeSimone, Susan Holland, Susan Schwartz. Jackie Martin, Sillte Leis- ering. Samantha McCarthy Julie Shane. Coach lmel Row 4: Mary Beard, Donna Decker, Inga Slade. Jen- nifer Gols, Kathy Robinson. Run' 5' Wendy Watson. Louise Kozlowski, Ann Sullivan. Janice Clawson. Rebecca McFarlane, Leah Murch. Coach Franchi. Even With O'Shea, Boys' B-Ball Faces Tough Season il he Varsity Basketball Team had a fluctuating season which resulted in a 7-7 league record and an overall record of 8-9. Starting off slowly with some very close losses. Wayland got rolling by the middle of the season with impor- tant wins over Bedford and L-S. With the increased tournament require- ments. Waylandk chances for qualify- ing seemed slim at the half season. Yet. better team effort and a variety of offenses brightened their tourney hopes. The team continued to play well. though suffering the loss of vari- ous starters through injuries and illness. and concluded the '77-'78 season just f'S 14: We f . Si i rshe. What an actor! , one win short of a tourney spot. Headed by captain Scott Kirshe, the team devel- oped greatly over the season and won impressive upsets over league powers C-C and A-B. Even with four senior starters leaving. the varsity holds great promise for the coming season. ff' l I . Lqhe openingjum I ring Norman 1 Z., f5 tu- ,a Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Warm-up to Boston s 2.-Y A 1.4 COVCS Belmont Holliston Belmont Westwood C -C A-B L-S Bedford Weston Newton S C-C A-B Westwood lo,-S Bedford Weston Newton S League 7-7 Overall 8-9 F ' v, of, ,fu X . , f5f'i fy X 1.1 K 2 fl , -v I ab' 2 I f U H M' 1' lfv' I Lf! I' 5. I li!! C3 'CTD Z C: C23 C33 U23 C23 C2 C29 T22 523 'x.'f.3 fl. CTL? C12 C19 CI? 4.2, LMI UI! Y ... .--1. .1-w- . ISK? ji ' f i.'?!Fi' O I rr IV in ,W and a half wg 93. 4 fl 's ,-,4:' 1, H'- D with- , . ...-. -.-.,. ii' r A ., This year's team, led by Captain Claire Dean. had an upsetting season. Individual talent was there. but the girls couldn't find the right combina- tion to Click together. The high point of the season was their last game against LXS. Both LXS games had been post- poned because of snowstorms and one was cancelled outright. The girls put it together to win 46-34 behind the per- 'E -, 14:-ur formance of the seniors. Sc'nrc'.v Wayland Concord Wayland Acton-Box Wayland Lincoln-Sud Wayland Bedford Way land Weston Way land Ngyytlyn Nhaylaitd Concord Wayland Acton-Box Way land Westwood Wayland Lin-Sud Wayland Weston 1 ' . i L., - A ma vig-'Q' 4 W , if 315 'f wig. 'Q f 1 4' 4 5 V, . 1 1 1 5 1 1 x 1 7 w .5 l 1,5 41 A we X , 9 aqsv Chi' QI Ff' IDA: flnlhaw A Q, af' ,J 5 ..' Q gs qi V! X, , A L' '1 x ix - rf . MY , , . P , . f - . I . 1- Gus on lop as usual f , L I 1 .. 3 1 L4 , qw-14? sf- ig to work from 9,1 , 'Z Al 4 H is P5 J 'li .ii JN. X . A. Hin MH , i 0, 1 ,' f Q as x 1 A' ' JKEQ' li! 4 ful 11 A4 .44 ' C v '9 41 f N I 4 Q . uv We nz. W 2 ' Q - 4 2 3 , -'x',I?f 1,a. , J' . in Af:-x N.. 1' I s . , , -.L fue - V-I gg .J - .i' , - Y , ww. , In , - .LJ ' . J' yfarai 34 , ev . fl-k u? . Q 1' 5 FK: wtf Q fi ,, 3 s. 'P' uk s x-, A, 4 The anguish on Tuna Thomas' face tells a l A 'a -f D E Q J' Pm!! ...,, A., 1 , D41 5, w- '. ' X OVCS II1 to WIIDCSS an lmPe :nik Q it . Domg laps IS Trl Wambolt, ,.. ' ' www! WnoW 'U 4, Q ' 'K ff- gf ' 1 jf W 4 . sill 1 M., S 5 E 1' ' 551 3 ix gg V Q' A B I ANA -Rt 'V Vw -, J '13, I ' 3 H '-QQ Q ,:, , - W C 4'1- iifiqifs 5 3 SJ Q1 Em ny Q' V'., M1 f Q 5' 5 3 ,.,, :rs , x 'cl-'bl Q f w. I lu-vv 4 i,,mp , ., 1. I h x Shot put - a difficult event for best. V ' . ' N . : I - A ' N 4, A 2 I . -, ,,,, v. -1 fd! ' 2,5 I 5? VL Ti - 2: f w, A s if 1 ID, W L f gf' g, Lf n ff I .naw 'RX q A 9. - , ,Af xf, 99' f-14 , QK 1' . . ...M-..-...fn . ...4-1 ' I. a , I 1 Y f 'Y' I., - K . ef e u '. 1 , fx 4 ' . 5 A . - 1 J Q . L .l' y Af V M ,. Thesprimeifs' M-rf 'I gl X ' .. Q K. f, Q. , Z 1 ali 1' nd. the bend '-l it D 'Y , . tr 4 .5 s E in I L .' , wr gi 13 . I di x I!! I -' ' - 1' ' Q' - 1 5 A 'il ' Q ' T 9 - ' ii' ? ' 'Q '72, ff '-. J X K ' 5' re, L 1 4- us 5 1 ,ov Q-f.v,..T.., Q .,-..-.- .ve . J' Anzivinos Spark Ioemen: Just Miss Tourney lihe steadily improving Warrior hockey team this year turned in an inipressixie performance. Despite 5 losses to the first and second place league teams. they just missed qualify- ing for the state tournament. Linder the leadership of captains Mark Henley and John Burke. the Warriors won all but one of their first round games and looked to be in close contention for the league crown. However. later losses to Acton and L-S foiled hopes of a cham- pionship or tournament berth. The sea- son was both rewarding and ' - pointing for Coach Anastas who has been building the team for three years. Some highlights of the season were the opening game win against L-S. exciting come-from-behind victories and the tie with C-C in which Henley scored two goals. in the last thirty seconds. l X A fl -1 F .,.-' . 'An-s 4 L-f .' ,. 4ii.', , F '.g', sa: f 1'- ,.f4:L.'1fwi'-'f- ' ,. . Nl.. I M4 F ?' ' 'We rf - v Iflo Henley pursues a Wildcat. .5 I if RTW :stubb- 4 I uf ,,,v I' Sophomore Jay Anzivino tends the nets . . . and brother Mike came from Marion to boost the Warriors. Scores Wayland Jamboree Wayland Algonquin Wayland Lin-Sud Wayland Concord Wayland Bedford Wayland Acton-Box Wayland Marlboro Wayland Weston Wayland Concord Wayland Newton Wayland Bedford Wayland Lin-Sud Wayland Acton-Box Wayland Weston Wayland Concord Wayland Newton Wayland Bedford Wayland Lin-Sud Wayland Acton-Box WHYTIOI' 5h0l5 were mefclless I0 0PP0nem5 Senior skatersi Henley. Burke. Burnett Smrth Brook Run I Buddy Brooks. Mark Henley. to-Qapf tams John Burke. .lay Anzrymo. .lrmmy Brooks. .lared Sm1th.Sean Burnett. Mrke -Xnnyrno Ron I Nlark OABr1en. Steye Fyangelrsta. Cierutl Keatrng, Jrm Ayerrll. Klrk N1.trtrn.'Xntlx Conolly, -Xlan Nllx. Roh -Xyerrll. .lohn Nlorean Nlrke K.1rrotls.l'r.tnk 'NlL'UlU. lorn -Xkrns. Cknteh -Xnastas Having dedicated the season to Tommy Ruskin. the Warrrors were dns- appornted not to haye done hetter. He was constantly on therr mnnds. urgrng the Warriors to do therr hest and not to glyle up. The players trled thetr hardest rrght to the end and as tx result turned rn the hest record rn years. R git' ' '43 1 - 4 , 215- in f 4 'sf Y ,4-ef Q ,ak ' M4431 cheglydg fqr y 6 V 1 4 libs Q. ,X lX WD -,G ! K-4 , 3 . ! Ni7 f1 m Q Q 1 I ff' 6 . c g A ik v l 4 'K : '58 git 5- .,.Eig ' YC Girls' Gymnastics This year's gymnastics team finished a hectic season with a record of 3-4. The record does not reflect the ability of these girls since the teams in the league are some of the best in the state. Mark Whipple was the new coach and installed a new attitude in the team. This young team will only be losing its two senior captains. f I Like a doll Luz Bekrangoses for thejudges. Row I: Mr. Whipple, Heidi Kahn. Kay Nicolo Carol Bridge, Christine Dendunnen. Row 2: Donna Weeks, Luz Beltran, Mary Beard. Kathy Attardo. Sam McCarthy. Scores Wayland 66.95 Newton S. 65.70 Wayland 71.10 L-S 94.45 Wayland 70.30 Holliston 74.95 Wayland 71.70 Algonquin 74.90 Wayland 77.50 .-X-B 88.30 Wayland 78.45 Needham 56.10 Wayland 78.40 C'-C 90.20 I 4 49?-in.. Captain David Neumeyer skis on fwhile he still canj, On your mark. get set, go! R A .. :-:fm ,t.'.iA,2, '. -A W '--1 In record time. 4.414 5 fm I c.ULlL'h Bowers. lum Sxxccncx. N1.iI! Srilcu. Hub N1tlJml:.uI,tIi1usi mx-,ii lt!! l3wn.ihm IRIU Nbcnl. Mull Hxlrrls. lhxid Ncunicxcr Rim f limi.:-l cash Slhlllw Xlcx Shih' Null Xliiruuht lv!! t tl'llUNhilXN. fhihlfllk' Kiuldm.in IA We perfect the challenge of educating the young. School Committee and Central Administration JFQT-f 9, Fig Li f f' Q. Mr. Duke Irvine. Mrs. Joy Shane. Mr. P Q1 .QQ aul Alphen, Mr. Donald Mordecai. Mr. Michael Levy 96 ---'ir Dr. William Zimmerman Jr. Mr. Robert Anastas Mrs. Cynthia Atlas A6 4 fl I ! an 'll Dr. Robert Fraser Dr. John Kulevlch Mr. Sumner McCla1n Hugh School Admmnstratuon TTA 4 QZEQQ-55 .- 3 ' ' iiflwiarf ,Qi 1 . . ,. - eff 4. J Dr. Arthur Wagman 5 D agann. 1 Dr. Charles Goff Mr. David Connolly Mr. Joseph Mauger. Jr. I4 4 F v Physical Education Although many students feel that they must be athletes to activels participate in the physical education programs. the department emphasizes life time sports not athletics, Physical fitness is xital and our P.li. department provides people who might not become physically active on their own an opportunity to learn basic skills. Mr. Bowers and the Pli. staff are con- stantly improving the curriculum. The SPECS program which was so successful last year. is being expanded and now more advanced competency tests for students who have learned the basic skills are offered. The new courses offered this year are orientating on skis. problem solving. and advanced fencing as well as compe- tencies in volleyball and basketball. The department has been nominated as a dem- onstration center. Our school will be used as a model and even more innovations will be added to our Physical Education Program. Mr John Mann Mrs Donna Olson Miss Debra Ricardi QD' Mr Robert Todd Mr. Ralph Salvati English ltns year. the Lngltsh department offers a comht- mt'ott of tradtttonal and novel courses covertng gr.tmm.tr. creattxe xyrtttng. the study of ltterature. and yartous aspects of the Nledta, The main objec- ttye of the Engltsh Department ts to teach the stu- dent to use language responsthly tn an articulate and conctse manner and to tnterpret ltterature wtth understandtng. .-Xcldtttons to the currtculum tnclude .1 new yn rtttng program for ntnth and tenth graders. Contemporary ltterature. drama. puhltc speaking. poetry, and moytes are tncorporated tnto these two courses. There ts an expantlmg electtve program for rtuntors and sentors. emphastztng the varted elements and themes of lnterature whtch are relevant to todays students. Communtcatton skills is an extremely popular program for eleventh and twelfth proytdtng expertence tn vocabulary. grammar. and mechantcs of sentence structure. Honors English 3-4 attracts many students who evaluate different schools of wrtttng and such toptcs as The Bildingsro- man: The Journey from Innocence to Expertence tn Contemporary Ltterature, AP. Engltsh eyusts for the dedtcated Engltsh student. It conststs of a compre- henstye study of many classics of ltterature. contem- porary as well as tradtttonal. nun-q - vi Ms. Maryli Banow I7 j.4A ,sang iu.. xx Dr. David Crellin Mrs. Sally Alexander gg, Q a Tiki! 'S'x Mr. John Bracchia around Jxk' nf fl 'vs , f. .15 Mr. Robert Hennessey Mr. Walter Johnson Mrs. Kathleen Lampert -4- . lg I. X Comm.Sk1lls and Mr. Johnson a ,,.. wil. n Mrs. Jean McGonagle Mrs. Roslyn Ratner lr- ,--.S 2 f B KJ ,.., ...re L .-..., ' ' -' ....- ' ,-4 hx . YA: V r' ,,- . p',Q'y31.r.-53gg1.'gf,..,..-.---h.11. Mr. Donald Roemer Mr. Thomas Slche ,,,,.4-4+ K ,.. 7 Q-b.. Q .,-:.-o-a-- Mrs. Arlene Leonhardt I-X- 1 if Mr. Dennis Richards GL- X... llliltx. Ms. Jamie 'l'lmrnum Foreign Languages lhe language department remauns one of the most extrtrng and aenye wrthrn the school. A great variety of eourxex rx offered. mcludmg auch unusual pro- grttmt of Ntudy .tx Nledteyal and Renarssance Lltera- ture. -Xrehdeology. and the hrstory of the Near East. ax wt-ll .lx the tradrtronal elasxey tn Lattn. French. Sparttxh.Cierrt1.xn.tnd Greek. NNh1le et new program for elementary modern lan- udge rnytruttron was yuccewfully lnlltated thus year. toveurrttular autmtrey hate been CSPCClLillj empha- xrzed An exuhange program wlth students from PJFIN lx planned for Aprtl. whnle a week trap to Nladrrd wrll he offered for students ln the Spamsh pr--grdm ln .tddntron to the hu-annual fleld trlp to lt.1ly.a xprung .trchaeologucal trrp to ltaly and Greece IN tontemplated. ln Noyember. the enlnre depart- ment hosted tl Nleduexal Banquet complete with entertatnment..tnd1n February. the annual Interna- uondl Nrght way held. Funds obtained from thus eyent .tre et-ntrrhuted to a wholarshrp fund LICCCSSI- hle to .tll ytudentx plannrng to ytudy or luxe abroad. Q Mrs. Nancy Belsky 4. . 1 3 . z A 4 J, , Y X . X ' ,- if Q ' l ' 1 b Mr. Frank Smith Mrs. Jean Bagnaschi x 1 5 t if-51 uf Fl, fa-fl.. .r 2 4 if 'Y' v x .4 2- 1 ,gr I -al-0 N?- Nflr. Wayne Cruthirds Mr. Alan Engborg Mr. John Mellody Aa! l v.'!!,. Dr. Juan Palmerola Mr. Marcel Rlcher 11' 'X-,. w, . informal Spanislygcgnversalionwl K Mrs. Jeanne Smnth F K 7' 1:-':' I gi' Mrs. Linda Stather Mrs. MarySullivz1n Mrs. Mary Miller Mr Philip Mllgrom Mr Frank Shelton Mr. Douglas Stather Media nter The Media Center has developed to accomodate an over-growing variety of interests and needs within the school community. Mr. Joseph Damplo directed the activities of the center which this year. more than any other. encompassed the interests of the entire school sy stem. Minor technical repairs for machines used in the elementary schools and Junior High are serviced by the Centers student staff: the center has become a kind of clearing house for the various sim- ple machines used by all the schools. This year. spe- cial student photography prolects adorned the bill- boards. along with student artwork exhibits. Mr. Damplo oversaw the construction of a new CAPA handbill to be distributed at CAPA-sponsored dra- matic and musical events, The Center also offered its library of music and tapes and tape recorders for slu- dents' listening pleasure on a large scale for the first time this year. The Media Center is eager for its dix- erse resources to be known and used by the students. and appears to have evolved into one of the most receptive and versatile departments at the high school. lfi - up Y- 7 , 5 ..u .ag It I 1 -1 Mrs Elizabeth Kolm Mrs Barbara Manles Mrs Carole P trnell Miss Sus in l irr Mrs. Sally Nahabcdian. lN1rs..lanetOvven, Science This year the science department gained two excellent teachers. Mr. John Brady. formerly the department head at the Junior High School. has been taking a National Science Foundation Workshop on Marine Science. and is beginning to incorporate this into the freshman course. Also new this year is Mark Whipple. a recent graduate of Dartmouth College. who brings a touch of originality and aca- demic vigor to the instruction of physics. An irreplaceable loss to the Science department and the whole school is Mrs. Marguerite Moss. an enthusiastic and tal- ented teacher. who will retire this year. The Science department has been working closely with Framingham State College to train future science teachers. Enrollment in science courses this year is unusually high. Although only one year of science is required for graduation. most students continue with the elective courses. and many take two sciences in one year. Students have consistently done well on achievement and A.P. exams. . 'fL: '5,3'1f 'f and 5 Mrs. Dora Baker is 1 a 7- ,ty Mr. Edward Hall Mrs Marguerite Moss Mr John Ruel ...fy lin' as -,yt if-' f 'rr' 'Rf' ' H l Mr. Stephen Spang Y. 9 s, Q -im-. M419 Mr. Jay E. Sylvester Mr. James Vear M r. Mark Voorhees Mr. Mark Whrpple 7 W Il l Mr Robert Scotland Miss Irene Sege Mr. Stephen Wagner me rts The Fine Arts Department enjoyed an active year. as many new courses in both the music and art programs were intro- duced. A sculpture course replaced previ- ous years' Art History minor. and has proved very popular, while art workshop, an independent study program designed to fit the needs of the individual student. has enabled the art curriculum to become more flexible. Similarly. new courses in the music program were initi- ated this year. A combined theory and performance major. Contemporary Music Techniques, composed of two minors. Music Improvisation and Electronic Music. was offered for the first time this year. Woodwind and brass chamber ensembles held additional rehearsals several mornings each week. The entire music department is looking forward to an exchange with a school in Long Island. New York and several informal concerts at elementary schools within Wayland. 5 Mr. David lfziuclici' '51-'HW Mrs. Firth Hutchinson Mr. David Pawelski Mr. Ralph Pearson ' , U 1, diff the instrucloiz ' ' Mrs. Marion Stillman NN-... i i wvvv- wrt- -' Q-. , v l Y 'li'-lvl -.-:Kg ,jf K- llll 1 4 F fl X Mr. Henry Wilk Mrs. Virginia Williams 171 f 'T 'Liza rs Martha Spokowski Mrs Eleanor Welch Mrs. Pearl Zimmerman Learning Resource Team The Learning Resource Team tLRTl provides in- depth instruction in basic language, reading. and mathematic skills for students with special needs. All of the students spend most of their time in the regular academic program. Therefore. the primary goal of this department is to insure that every student suc- ceeds in their regular program. Support ranges from intensive instruction in specific skills to reinforce- ment of basic curriculum objectives. There is a chal- lenge to provide both a supportive atmosphere and appropriate individualized instruction for every spe- cial needs student. The LRT staff works with each department to see that every student has the opportu- nity to complete the expected requirements of a solid high school education. ig QV Mrs. Doris Cioldthwaite l63 4 F' D1 3. Mrs. Shelley Klem Mr. Robert M1cel1 Mrs. Betty O'Keefe if I ',,3-.-use-vll 1 Mrs. Phyllis Okoomian 5123! -A'-' af Mr. Richard Schaye Mrs. Beth Stebe Mrs. Judith Wallace -sg rv M Mrs. Helen Berry Mrs. Mary Cederlund Mrs. JoAnn F. Kohler . , my 1 . re, - A . ' rr ' 'eff 652' W if Lee' Ii' .Av ,. , K K il..f'l Sillingx Mrs. Davene Greco. Mrs. Bernice LaPointe. Mrs. Jessie Swanson. Mrs. Jeanette Tobin. Mrs. Effie Shepard. Slanding: Mrs. Irma Riley. Mrs. Lilian Mills. Mrs.Marguerite Williams. Mrs. M. A. Hodges. Mrs. Sheila Nason. Mrs. Catherine Bransfield. Mrs. Elaine Lennick. I ' I i Mr. Paul Ames. Mr. Lewis Roche. 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' f-.'s' . x1,11:'. -:.RIg'Av. 'V :fsnygw-fb .. . .3 mn.. . sf:-fwifisig' ' , Q .. . .5 .-,. .-e ,. ,.-.Q...-ig,,..- -.14 ,. .3,d,.v H, - .- '- jilg:-Mhhagi: 4, 31'- . : :-x-:.z1.4- -. .P w... ...- , ,4-.Af,. .'-:'f.:g,:v --g.. . -,. . .w... 6. . . .. . .- f :sv ' - .. xji , :5:1N.e'4gi-',:.-. ., ..'?'2- ff r -..f.a,.',r..'.,-, 'g, ,.f,'.y,f,,.4 r ., -...-N..-.f ' .3,'.51. U43 N 3,4 Nt. If Kg, YV 'J' P . we have fulfilled our goals. 15 Thank You, Mr. Spang - V5 ' 'H in 'vi' ,t4i'Z,-fl . 7 D fx -ag. June l, I978 Dear Mr. Spang. How can we ever begin to thank you for all you've done for us. the class of l978'? ln addition to being our most steadfast supporter. you have the burdens and responsibilities of teaching Freshmen and Soph- omores. initiating and sustaining the Outing Club. and, ofcourse. you have your lovely wife and daugh- ter. Eliza to care for. How anyone could ever find time to spend with a class of three hundred and help them through their high school years is beyond reck- oning. You were the unanimous choice of our executive board for a new advisor when Mr. Mellor left. and although you were uneasy about accepting our request. you did become the advisor and brought into our class your ingenuity. spirit. drive. energy. and patience. Our treasury was near zero when youjoined us in the fall of 76. but with your guidance. we built it up over our Junior year. Many fund raising events and class activities in two years you were with us couldn't have been pulled off without you. How could anyone ever forget the concession stand and the hot dogs and cocoa. The T-shirts. the ski trips. the dances. the Prom. the candy sales. more T-shirts. Superstars. bell ir2's. executive board meetings. and finally Class Night and Graduation. Sometimes you must wonder if you got more than you bargained for. Now it's through and when we both look back. you will be proud of the job you did and we will reiiiem- ber working with you, What else is there to say except that we appreciate your help and wish you the best of all possible futures. Sincere lhanlts. '69 Your Class. N78 The Challenge of Excellence Hoyy does a person take charge of his or her own life? How does one maintain a goal of full development of his or her tal- ents. abilities and resources? How does a person become all his or her potential will allow? Philosophers and theologians have contemplated these questions for centuries. Today. the educator. the psy- chologist. the student and the working person have joined the philosopher in examining the question of how excellence in endeavor affects our lives. The theme of excellence confronts us all each day of our lives. The theme of the l978 Wayland High School Yearbook is challenge and excellence. l look upon these words as forming one concept- the challenge of excellence. l believe that the challenge of excellence is the most poign- ant and imposing confrontation we make in our lives and that we are presented with this confrontation daily. Socrates. in Plato's Republic focused on this confrontation. He built on the prem- ise that everything has its special purpose e its end. and that when its excel- lence was thwarted. the purpose or end could not be fully achieved. His argument develops along the following lines: The eye has its end and an excel- lence in performing its end The ear has its end and an excellence in performing its end and has not the soul an end which nothing else can fulfill? For example. to superintend. and command and deliberate and the like? ln forming his argument. Socrates pointed out that when an object is deprived of its end or purpose. it is deprived of its excellence. Said in another way. when an object is either defective or unused. then its purpose is unfulfilled. l.Xl:C'l I IVE BOARD: Rim lx David Canavan. loni-.lo Pescosolido. Missy Galbraith. Eric Leith, Dax id Slyc. Mr. Spang ladvisorl. Rim' J: Bonnie Hodges, Cynthia Crowley. Beth Connolly. Carol Rigney. Laura Kiradriicff. Anne Macmillan. Alison Priinaxcra. The words of Socrates in the garden and the words of modern day educators point to the same thoughts. Each of us has the opportunity to fulfill our potential- each of us has the challenge of excellence in our lives. The late James Conant stated it well when he said. each honest calling, each walk of life. has its own elite. its own aris- tocracy based on excellence of perform- ance. Each of us in our daily encounters with self. with others. with goals, with aspirations. with all the activities that make up our lives, has a new opportunity and the continuing challenge of excel- lence. When we allow less than our very best to be our standard for the moment. we let ourselves become less than we are. and the excellence of our being is thwarted. Our interaction with others each day can become rich opportunities for mutual growth and fulfillment. Our efforts to develop the skills and competencies which focus our talent and our creative being can become opportunities to sharpen the excellence of our being. The daily deci- sions around the purposes and goals which we set for our lives can become growth inducing, exciting and challenging to our being. The fulfillment of self is the challenge of excellence, and this great challenge fortunately confronts each of us each day of our lives. The proverb that reads - Today is the first day of the rest of your life. presents the reality of where we now stand in the universe of time. The opportunity for rich- ness lies before us and it is ours to take. l wish good fortune to each of you in the Class of 1978 and may the challenge of excellence be a life's theme for you. Dr. Goff Eg-5 PETER KENAN ABEND SOCCER Semi-Finals BUBC J.B. ll-0, C.A. 4-I. Mase. 5-I. D.S. 0- 5'?'? Skiing, Latin Club, Bowling Honorswhip lephysics TOM BALI . . .WiI,d Shirts! Prom. . . HH . . . Cape Miles Gloriosus- Milphadippa MARYANN ACCONCIA SSMSCS!! Tuna'n Corn, Hit the Pit! AAA Summer '76 Each dawn is a new beginning - sunsets, Weston drive w!CG majorettes, True Friends Last Forever - It's Been Real! '4':g,,g::+,,,1.-2 i , l PATRICIA ANNE AHERN THANKSGIVING EVE 76-77 SOPH SKI TRIP-SALTYDOG PEIw!RAG Lily's Anne Beth's RIIHUGGA PJCABVJ - THANKS I LOOK UP IN THE SKY TO SEE MY ASPIRA- TIONS, ALTHOUGH I MAY NOT REACH THEM I CAN LOOK UP. LA THANK'S FR ANK - CLASSIC - DEP'T. YZ SHARON E. A1.voRD ' with a little help from my friends - Robba. Jo. Harts, Flam AS, FD . . . paint it red, Ann? . . . soccer trio . . . GR . . . Hartford 5 sum- mer dreams -NH mountains, Saco . . . with a song, KB-MSSP. YF. PF - enthusiastically grab HO. . .Heb. I2:l,2. . .Ibelieve WENDY G. ARENA Big Red . . . Essex . . . Times in tesnO . . . Zuck. I0-4-77. B-Ball Karema EDAnCKSMLDa . . . much more before I'm through . . . EARLY DIS- MISSAL . . . Thanks for every- thing Dad. See ya next year .Ieana . . .Good luck to.Iulie. . .much Y it A iiisifli SE 6? A . SUZANNE ELIZABETH ATTARDO MAN-AGER-SC-GRAMPS MARCH OR DIEMEJT MOCHA CHIP VACUUMMV SKI77SQCR MKAREWELDST'?DRlVE- INSMKBH PDSWMISLK BCMSAR BBB DHANDYHALLOWEEN77BC INTERNS! B8cMBEANS 8LSAWRKRAUT MOGULSCR SMELLYACCIDENTS HEY MORON.PP PIGMYMCCNEW HAMPSHIRE77 MUCH 9 o-5.-., 3- I i DAVID KENNETH AHL ulehtllewshseparatdlofnenoihtdn auoyseproductsphtlaewfoolauoy hsungonthebohtfoevawwtiripsrie lessundyiAsevlesgnserpuoy dnso nGodswaIruoyretisaemidtsaHeh andsyoAllibehtunipsuoydninthe slipditmaertsernusseleasoningla nosrednAn PATRICIA MARIE ALPHEN Harvey? DEPANARAR SUM- MER '77 Cheering, BU, BC CONEHEADS . . . S8cM Desig- nated Hitter, right Lau? EJ '76 and Frampton '77 . . . WLY WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY IF THE PORCH FELL lN'?. . . LEMON: JATS Mickey, Bermuda '76, DwanPip and B Hey dj! CBLP Thanks Mum et al T' WILLIAM A. AUGUSTUS Uriah Heep. DFOHCCCP, EJ. J.P.. Pitt, M.G., Big J. Mr. B Mr. R. Bags. Dr. O, Waldos. TBO Trav- eler In Time, Wizard Good Times ln Boston. SKI Free For All. Short, GFATCP Return to Fan- tasy. Bad Co. Marblehead. Green. Foghur. PS ff X x A I ' 1 MARK W. AVERY 1266 - Football - Alg. Squeeky wine - Bottle - Bomb Fats ggggg Sugarloaf - KTJMDD 2 mistakes 90-for-nothing 7th period SC Crazy-Guys-MMB AAC TREH BRG Beachies - All-Night Once I was crazy But I'm all right now It's been real . . . much 53 DARLENE BAXTER .--- . F. Z WILLIAM M. BADER CPW2O-All of us La Gazelle Bug- house . . . GATTE? Espanol Their's not to make reply, Their's not to reason why, Their's but to do and die. - Tennyson l9.77384!f DRD AKMLMCB DQBGJEE ILLEGITIMI NON CARBO- RUNDUM! 19 MATTHEW T. BELAMARICH I WOKE UP IN THE TOWER AND THERE THE MOON, MOLTEN SILVER IN A GREAT CAULDRON WAS BEING POURED THROUGH THE EYE OF A NEEDLE AND SOLD TO POETS FOR SEWING THEIR EYELIDS TOGETHER SO THEY CAN SING BETTER T.H. Xlw S. '-PW5'4 sm ' , I.. Q- a -new 1, , . , r 041'-1 ' , wit, ,Q , N faint..-ps. w V- N, pn ,fa ,M A . -Q X ,, x .fir A 1. - of-F951-1.1 - '31. -men' CAROL A. BLAIS SUMMER OF 77 CAPE. McCLOUDS KAKA. CORN- FLAKE 6!4!77 Patti SATUR- DAY NITE LIVE . . . FRAM. GOOD FRIENDS LAST FOR- EVER l2!25!77. l23AP. ATTACK. NOVA! SPECIAL THANKS MARY AND SANDY MEMORIES DON'T DIE, BUT IN TIME BECOME HAZY. . . ERIK S. BLOM Made it! Football '74-'78 362. Sugarloaf '77, The Prom we're lost, The dunes. Sat nt parties, where is it guys? Me. '76, N.H. '77, C.C. Arropit, skiing, The Falcon Good luck class of 78, bye WHS. Free- dom at last!!! Q7 .V xy L JACQUELINE F. BLONDIN Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them but I can look up, believe in them and try to follow where they lead Happy times with Chris - friendly waitresses BS - l!I!76 - Per 5-DP ... DREAMS KURT A. BODLEY KURT Not Rugby! New school, New Friends, Great Parties. Satur- day Night's All right with me! June 77 Anticipation, joy and sadness mixed together. Good Luck to peo- ple who must retum. You'll need it' ...M .- L 1, A - 1 I i T 'Q - Q Q' ,arm V , . -W 1' -.If 1' S ,...-oft! I Q A. A awp- KI GRETCHEN ELIZABETH BOLSTER Dance! Dance! Dance! YEL- LOW! LAUGH IT OFF! BOY- FRIENDS?! WITH DETERMI- NATION AND FAITH IN YOURSELF YOU WILL WIN! I Love You! Love and Thanks to Wonderful Friends and Family! Fuzzy! Sunsets! Russell's Look Sharp Day. . .Every Day! .f'1s5,f RONNIE K. BORDEN Good luck to all Metco students, And to those whom I have known from the Dearborn: Norm, Earv, Will, E. L. And ood luck to SS MJ RD GG CF ansthanks to GM for all her help. And thanx Mom and Dad for everything. X MICHAEL JOSEPH BONARRIGO Mike Bum Me Out Antoinette '77 Varsity Hockey - 3LC - dad Oldsmobile-Toyota YWML CDPF Hazel Eyes No One Around Us Chinese food dead bat. F.S. You Hang Up First! Prom '77 DYLM?YID!DYC'?YlC'?WYM- M?YIMY! fat I.U.F.S. Ehl Eliza- beth JOHN BRACKEN B.B.B.J.M.A.S.P.S.M.B.B.K.B.B.- H.J,E. Bones tl Walle Jolste hm' LISA N. BRUN 5th period in Rll-4 stooges AP Chem, BC Calc Wfthe gang I've never laughed so much Heather, Sheri. . .longing. 64 BRIAN P. BURGETI' STONEBRIDGE. MILLPOND. Any Parties This Weekend. Who's got wheels. MELS. MACS. BOWZ ummer 76, 77, week in Main JB MA BJ DS JE BB SIUD SP - say what, Bones. UNLIMITED Chest Fever. AD Beating EMOS FUTS KBMHMM LATER AMF JOHN R. BRUNS I'm leaving, six years is a long time to be homesick. Thanks friends for helping me through my insane years here. I'll not say goodbyes they are too final. If you want me, I'm in the second grade, come right on in. MICHAEL SEAN BURNETT VICKI DORRT Junior Prom Dad can I borrow the car? Hockey 'tum it up BAAABILL Big Buns Gunty Face Stoney Gotta find some MULLA That's life in the big city Thanks A,M.F. Us, f 1 ' A , ,I . - ' 'fmt ' I 4 ' f 4,.-iv - JENNIFER SUE BROWN CONISTON '77 - veggin' out and catchin' rays. Avocado Soup. Bloody Good! Out Cold. Snow- bound in Feb, Deb. APspas-out D- Days at PGS. Livia. ASKSAM et puis le dernier verre . . . At the top, VJ - An infinite expectation of the dawn. BYE NORMAN BROWN Don't walk in front of meg I may not follow. Don't walk behind meg I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my Friend. A special thanks to all those who have been my Friends. nw! aw'f1ff?e'Sa'.-- Q it-... r -I ' '95, 1 , -... ,...x: -' l 49 DAVID S. CANAVAN BEANO and ass. Inc. Ice cubes and good arm : PR'S BBH, ppo. Ferd No Name with M8cM Lic. Plate W8cFAC PIT GOOD HAR- BOR Post board raps Buffalo Chips Eat Emo's. always maintain . . . life is only what you make it, so enjoy Au Revoir WHS ,1 111 EMILY CARAKER ...SOMEDAY. . .Steve. . .41 30!77 WESTON PROM Lax!FH! B-Ball Cracka Chuckles Thanxs Dawn Jo, BUBBA, Jig, Bridgie, Marg! Promises - Promises not Funny Could be serious!! Double w!Grega and Dawn Whnevrl- cyrsmlnFC eIGottosmle MsifB cusel43 M8zD JOHN J. BURKE EMO Stl: ASSOCIATION: HOCKEY K9, ALLSTAR: FORD POWER WISTEREO LET'S GO PARTY! BASEBALL: Mrs. H FOOTBALL . . . WAY- LAND WEEKENDS TRYING TO FIND A PARTY! ACL. THANKS MOM AND DAD: THANKS MR. A COLLEGE! BUT WHERE? THANKS FOR THE TIMES MY FRIENDS. LLER . . , . rl. . 5 i JEANNIE MARIE BYRNE Byrnsy Skiing . . . Stonebridge GHBNO Concerts Dizzy and Daffy PS!Gang Joint effort with - Jonsy and Emma I did it again! Munch out Frick and Frack WEESH Crazy-Dane and Ame Unique INTENSE . . . Thanx D. Foucher and Debbie, Ann at H.H LATER. . . I 'ffm ELISABETH LLEWELLYN CAREY WEINGERSHEIK FH 3 yrs LAX 4 yrs JACKET OUTTOLUNCH! ALPBSALJJ J DAB FLIPOUT EASTER 77 58 hr PROM 77 THANXRBB WDW 75-6TOM KEGPARTIES HR? GEOLOGY INDR ST.HCKY WALDON HSSKITRIPS LICENSES EWF SNYHRST MLPND HGHHNRS FLA77 PETPEEVE OOG I KAREN VENITA BUTLER STAY TOGETHER, ALWAYS AND FOREVER. YOGY, Boo- boo, RANGER STEVENS, SHERIFF RON AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST COOL CHRIS. AS FOR ALL YOU OTHERS ALL I CAN SAY IS: LKEEP THAT SAME OLD FEE- IN ELIZABETH J. CAMPBELL We are sailing away on a river to the sea. Maybe you and me can meet again J.T. The out to Lunch Bunch! 77-8 Concerts, Ledzep YesDaboozg no Derbs. SW and RN The gang! Ladoo Bird, Annie l0SwfKim yes? 58 Ski! Thanx: M. Pensak and P Hmmm K'-.ff 1 M 54 DEBORAH MARIE CARNEY David, Be nice, cheering - B.U. Maine - 77, Prom - 77, Ballfield, Beach days, Walk! Friends, Hap- piness is not having what you wantg but wanting what you have . . .NIDR-exc. JAMES N.CHAFE FOOTBALL 1180 ALL- NIGHTER AT BEACHIES AND THE CAPE 2 FOR 3 FINK'S PARTIES BRlPOD'S KEG WAFE MOBILE CAPE 76 AND 77 WANA-WANA SAAAB UGLY!!! A8LW LUNCH HURRY SUNDOWN OUT- LAWS THE SMOKER U DRINK THE PLAYER U GET JOEWALSH ANN MARIE CIVETTA THANKS M AND D - LOVE YOU. So long WHS. To my friends - HAPPINESS Let us. then. be up and doing with a heart for any fate, still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labor and to wait. Longfellow RAN DY S. COH EN A.L.B.l. INC. TEMPUS FUGIT REALLY DON'T MIND IF I SIT THIS ONE OUT. ALL OF US TO ALL OF YOU. NUMBER 7. CPWLG XYZZY, PLUGH! NEVER EAT ANYTHING BIG- GER THAN YOUR HEAD GATTE? RISK ABCD TBCNW. . . ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORVNDUM! JEAN MARIE CHIASSON SKIP YMBF July I 75-78. . .UF ll!24!75 X-MAS EVE, YSGTM Remember Sundays and LNWMLG Thanx MOM also to MADP Hi 2 JOHN, MICHAEL, and GGKBKBRSP MDEEJSK Football Games! 5 and OGO Pet Peeve: WORK. NAG FA CHASE -P DANIEL NASON C LAWSON THE BAR AND GRILL contest! tunes THE MAD BIKER grunt Friends and Lovers CC GHG King of the Bit Parts summer 76 VW It's snowing Soap Opera 77 Yamahas Fly! THANKS LADY! Have Fun Guys X C? I .If JANINE ANN CONDRON MUCH LOVE TOMMY MARTY JODY L.G.T.C. Ditch driving D.S. York Beach Drive Ins Ground Round Tim's BUFFY Cheering Thanksgiving mom' Conehead crazy nights 3's Company MAIL TRUCKS THOSE WHO LOVE U18 LET US FIND OUR OWN A . if V ELIZABETH TOKOW CONNOLLYV CONNOLLYV me PURPOSE or uma is THAT You MATTER - Brfmisr You fh AREWHOARITARI2 76 SUMMER DEB KIT B-MAN'S GANG SKI ME WXBELLE. TURKEY IZVIQS EVERY MINUTE IS BRAND NEW AND A NEW YOU IS BEING BORN SPAPMEAMJRI IPAAMprunc much DEBBIE A.COPE Thanks for a good year -f LIKE WOW MAN . . .wicked. bargain. bogus. PERIOD what'?! it's HOUR . . . Icky dicky do wa and soul . . . signs in treesSP:SA MK. GF . . . St. Louis c'est le Pied . . . MK ALWAYS lost f- PIT STOPS. . . later much WH much CHRIS DEFLORIO ALAN JAY DELGADILLO Going For the one Football is an excellent sport. 440's and 330's are brutal. Yes concerts Bass II's are the best. What's the word? Let's go Wayland. ff I. 5 ,' IEA' ' - 'N R, I l SARAH MARIE DERBY TENNESSEE! HI Y'ALL HMMM. MY Kris. Do What You're Told! Let's Go to Welles- ley. MATT B. REGGAE Chami Found Iifeg found Jesus. White Mts. '77. Not what we get, but what we give measures the worth of the life we live. 419 APRIL ROWLING DIETRICH California Here I Come! Diving Photography. New Year's 74 Bron Let's Lay in the sun. Sister Alison. Matchmaker 1975 my yellow Nova. JackfValient Bye Hoe. BBB and Kallva Dugan Take care and keep in touch KMBMSLKD etc lt's been real .-Uiqv I3-'W .. 'Nix 'Q L'-Ve Q Y. FRANCES DISAVINO CHARLES JOHN DOLAN III4, The Tank, DOC, 2nd per C.C. and Wednesdays, Guate . . . Who me? knees ' ' ' We'lI laugh again, It's just that we'll be older than now. Thanks everyone. JU' I N. sl' ' , aff! 'nu - , -fa ,Q 1 .. .ad A . .lf 'av' ' -j,af3Q.w 'I Is. li I' u DIANA M. DONNELLY DISOCCERIt48MXWISHCAM ETRU65FOFNCARRYONJHB ALONY!TRACK'?!9!24!77AC CSSK UN KSALLNIGHTERSM ILEWEEKENDSAUG6!7SOC AMPACHH76SUMWICKEDC OLDUCKSMCCILDBYEJMK RTHIOGIGSULAURAAJMISS DOOLJOGKUZDEBECTFUIB ACKSRZS IGOODLUCKWADJ MADEITYAHOOMUCH LINDA JEAN DOOLEY Dools OKC '77 BAYS . . . Score? Hockey Games - Cheering ll!22 B-Days-K's .lTERDiDAL Thanks .IALTT R8cC WWH-TR CS NEMHS Sugarloaf '77 Any day now . . . The hardest job of all is trying to look busy when you're not. WF Much S. . Q E i 7 X 1 MARY V. DORFMAN A star shines in each heartjust find it! Mary. put your dramatics in your pocket-SJ Supremes-Car- ousel-Carnival. HARRY DERF- MOORG-Outrageous-Nicaragua Senora Stather. CD Lady. Rolan- dozbeebeeb Pedro:jeanie. SWIM. mhsihoywd. to:BA O 'I-Z7 CHERIE ANNE DUGAS SMMCRNDCGMDAJHASLBU- .TROY.S-Y WHY ME? FR8cRP at Ponk CPW33 Hey Kim What's Happin' Y.C.C She's her own vic- tim. RUSH lt's all part of the Con- spiracy! Bungle in the Jungle, Styx. Silent Fury. Lake and The Tango. thanx Aland Kim. Fire Fly 131:7- KIM ANNE DYER YES STYX AND UFO SUM- MER 77 RUSH TCC 7 and 8 XANADU THANKS TO AL CDTCAUDA JHGMSCBUR MRCLOIG. NOT MUCH CHER! I NEVER DID BELIEVE IN MIRACLES, BUT I'VE A IfFIe.I.ING lT'S TIME TO TRY. CHRISTY McVIE f BLIND FFFIING -- DANCIN - DBKBMBLTMS CATCH YA ' , 'mv K .1-,K ':4ll 'S L-1. I ' ,- I N Y.. I I lk, .4 , l gs. . VU- . n, ri. .V an-.asf PETER C. DREVINSKY WEIRS BEACH STARBUCK SO LONG CROW THANKS MRS. ARENDT THE HARDEST THING TO LEARN IN LIFE IS WHICH BRIDGE TO CROSS AND WHICH TO BURN.- DAVID RUSSELL 'ff F- I 1 THOMAS W. J. EAGAN LEACHMOUNDSBERBERPO NDEUGBURNOUTSSLEAZE PABMCLESBOSTONGLOUCE STERKINGRIDGEJACKSBE ACH'I'OPOFTHEWORLDN.W AYLANCASESVERDESTHEC LUBGETCARDED?!PROM'?A FTERPROMIINUHYOURELA TESPORTSVSGRADESPRAC TICETODAYPARTYWASTED 'PMUCH BRADLEY A. ECKLER SKIINGtheFaRmKillington mase WEGS twofivEoh waterskiing ash- umetpd DEluca tricks VIB HEY- GOTANIK Fogstorm catchya mogul moverS Inc Rossist555 HANSON DGBGMLDJ MMDWMO EMNGG GWtuna SoweedDH Party Crusin OZAM- FPet Peeves DCAPR76AUG77 if-rf' JANE ELIZABETH ELDER ATHOS 2nd Law Tout est pour le mieux dans le meilleur des mondes possibles. - Voltaire Pirouette MissE TSWLM Lone' Through the looking-glass. . Fill I ' 'Qi-ff 3 , , - ' '- -4 . -Y ' . -v- JJ K , ' ,l. '-J -. es - , - I 1-.. k 1 JAMES TALFOR ELLIOTT Friends!?! I liked Elvis! I have to go alone, and I'd rather Sr 6'0 l65 6'2 l90 Sometimes I Sits and thinks and Sometimes Ijust Sits. So, what's your point! Pressed between the pages of my mind See ya Mr. Homan MARK ROBERT EPSTEIN Someone to care. Someone to Share, The lonely hours and moments of despair, To be loved, to be loved oh what a feeling To be loved . . . mm . . . yeah. TC, BG, GG and Persuasions ln. M' . x .W 1. .7 ..., ,-,wa ,'.. 1:1 J . .T ' 1 4 ev as ,,:j:f,A , A511 5 ful' AL ESC H ER Thanks Lady, MR. C., Frank, etc. GL2 T.O.D.S.D.C.D.M.S.K.M. E.V.S.M.M.S.B.S.S.C.P.B.R.M. V.W.D.L.A.C.K.L. . . . WFP and MC. . .the Bang Gang. . .T.Off . . .much love to G.S. and co.. . . Phila Freedom-BS . . . Lombardo with Judge and Buzzie. . . Bye '. KENNETH S. FIN EGAN Madness is the first Sign of dan- druff. - Dr. Winston O'Boogie .lf Q H A l - Nl' A ' ' s., ,gall I S , T l xx- . , ,f 5 1 C Sf, 4, , ,,k.k 1' --' '29 GAIL MARIE FALVEY Fullbacks 411. St76MKJGME3M- BS Moron, Deb, Smelly Accidents! MUD, MK Are We Lost? OH Ann! SA-BC-Interns, Maine-GRB, NIC A Friend indeed ls a Friend that you need who can help you through the troubled times. LXLM. GBWH 'Q f'lX S., ANGELA P. FILANDRIANOS Honors, Spanish, Key clubs Times are short Graduation grows near When I'll say good-bye To this one last year my hopes are great As I strive to accomplish The goals of my fate f... .5 HOWARD S. FINKEL Football 363 MY Knee BBwith- Mr TOAD HI CHUNK THANKS D.O.W. Chal'ee's che- velle Summer of 77 at CAPE AJLWLUNCH HACKY the Pack- yandTHE Wanna-Wanna SAAAB BRI-POD WHAT'S UP AND KEG Beachys over nigter MOL- SON RMW-JOEWAL H. Friends - LATER! Z! T: ax. 'O I -. -1 4 ni DEBORAH A. FLORIDIA I'm only kidding summer '77 Scott 6!26!77 . . . Idiot spacey Concerts Pretty Dog 5!20!77 Marys com- puters Dumbo Bora Are you cold Emily? itl big Mouth MIKG Par- ties . . . Emilia y Debora mucha- chas bonitas! Don't look at me! '78 ALINE MICHAELA FLYNN LEANERS WKEDSWJB CDB RUCP? DIZZY AND DAFFY DINAD HI JOY SWIMMING 8! l3!77 JCNTRNXTC! WHEEESH HOMEROOM F8LG NQ WAL- TER BYE LIL SIS qi! as gps e 'X h - -wx. f 'T A .I 'K ,.. 9 SAN DRA LYNN GAINES SAND SLUG PROM 77 MUP- PER!! WHY? WHO ME? MUSIC! SMILE'?! THINGS TAKE TIME E.D. YOU'RE THE BEST! THANKS JESUS MMNG KKEDANW. THANKS TO MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS FOR CARING. THE DREAM IS OVER FOR THE JOY! PHIL 4:13 -CAN DO! HI! BYEI? 315-7 'wif , l .ffi + , v e f , 'Q .. -- -6 tp:.g,,: '.f.-Gulf' ELIZABETH C. GARVEY E.C. LAURA AND COMPANY B.O.B. GARFIELD, KARPPET. W.N.T. MUTT AND JEFF. SPASTIC TOES! SOCCER TRIO,25. HI BETHSV' IT'S IN ITALY. RUN FOREVER A ROSE IS A ROSE, AND A CAT- ERPILLAR IS A TRACTOR. 2I-IR CF WXM. GOOD MOOD MUCH! 'll in X p IRENE BETH GERMANO I can do everything through Him who gives me strength. Philippians 4:13. Love and thanks to my fam- ily and friends QCO, and SS kidsj Mom and Dad CIERYB- FWYHDFM'?IHS Go Wayland! 1978 bye. MELISSA ANNE GALBRAITI-I JUST TELL ME I'M YOUR FRIEND, AND SEE MY LIFE LIGHT UP AGAIN. - me 2I-IR QF WXB MS-gaf We are the Champions F.O.N. EE BG Di LK SOCCER 7!l0f76 L8cM ll!9! 77EW8cFHeIp J. Swain memories RUN MUCH MIEKE GEFFEN ROWDY! Clawson's bar and grill. gymnastics Kat etc 75 thumb veggy love love. chevron stations. gold. Dianne. nextjoke! summers- off the wall. fiat. The revolution. antioch. art and arch. it was real! magic and luck. EMILIE GLECKMAN id' LINDA ANASTASIA GOEHNER Good Morning! said Tigger to Eyore Albatross Graz to 2X3 Lady, Minos. Bouiz 8: Co. DRAMA I-IV Clawson's Bar 81 Grill Me? a Radi- cal? Italy 76. 7, 8? CPW Antigone WhoTheHellAreYou'? Halloween never dies! ByWHS ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM! LAURIE MARIE GOMES So many memories. . ..lames- 7 !23f76 . . . Schaefer. . .Stadium . . .ll!l7!76. . .hermie snurfing . . . the dunes . . . rwodb Hay- market square . . . Maine-SA Vin- cent AV . . . saquish . . . Diane 4 Hrs in zone. . .Hiii-.IK -dg. . . I'Il never forget. . .much JONATHAN GORDON GOSSELS 22 BIG ONES, DISTANCE MEN ISB CROSS-COUNTRY ITALY '76 . . . MB THERE IT IS. APPLEPIE SAX CB THE INVESTMENTIPEONS E5!6 RIGXWEASLESX BIONICS! STYXIES FRANKLIN PARK IN THE MUD AG INTERVALS SIMBA HAS STRUCK FIRE UP! THANKSWHS STOMP- DOWN 4- BRIAN S. GOESELT Head Coach Hines, and all the Team. Four years well spent with friends worth knowing. Optima dies, Prime Fugit. Thanks DWZ. 423. CHERYL GORDON 6: LISA R. GOSSELS and when you have reached the mountaintop then you will begin to cIimb.' '- KG Tom IsraeIl77 H.G.F. Kimbies, et puis le dernier verre . . . Paris!l976 Mama San Thanks Mr. S, Smile. 1. 5 lr ANNE ELIZABETH GOLDMAN Combines the inevitability of a trag with the variety of a circus From Darwin's tangled bank of unceas- ing struggle, selfishness. and death. had arisen. incomprehensibly. the thrower who loved not man, but life JENNIFER CORINNE GOLS Sto-WHSTWSTC- MKGF + LM CLASS White- MountainSummerSOSJCLH lO!2 X76 Sl.43!4MBC+ POO Vt's I'm singin' this note cause it fits in well with the way I'm feelin' TASl- HIYHSMHARHJAG forever good times , 'Q s I . - fbffhtl-it-'i4it2S.91'?tvw' f J -c DEBRA F. GREENBERG Anything you say Bud BB I0-I-76 HEY Shirl! IWSWIWEF . . . HEY AMY PARTY! CT with Bar NIC SADS GIG BOG DJC MDLKDD Reach out and touch somebody's hand make this world a better place if you can. Diana Ross Catch Ya. . . N.- 1 .IIM HACKENDORF TURBO-SAAB CC at CC MGA+SC Beard 4273 Capt. Ugly Hurry Sundown Wafemobile Bri- pod's Frig Old Conn Path WANNA-WANNA FOUND A TREE! MUCH LISA MARIE HALVORSON Woods Hole - All those parties and late nights. The golf course - yacht club freshman year - Christy - good times Cand lots of troublej. Laura, thanks for listen- ing. Chris - I l!2lf75 all my love f .L Af - rs ' .. ' 4' I xx - Q 'M K Wai 1'5- 'iuq-ls 5 4 f' 5-. f 4 X 1 . S n 0 JANE SIBLEY HANLON What happened? TOT-Frosh Yr Camp Deer Run, Chibougamoua Wyoming, Chamonix, When I die l'm going to the great Mtn. in the sky!NCOBS - If it does not kill you, it's a worthwhile experience. Tarzan! Purity? ALTA IS FOR SKIERS! 1:3 ,pun 1 x, 4 .1 MICHELE L. HANNA BENTON-PARAGON? Mt. Climb 9!23!77 PRECIOUS MOMENTS. . .Friends Concerts and Parties! Flirts Jr Yr Mikie Blue- Bomb She's a fantasy child tonite skimming the mirror waves, headed out somewhere, won't be back for awhile. HEART 's K PATRICIA L. GRIFFIN Griff Cheering 75-78 PPP If YouL- ookUpAndThe MoonsShining - You'reInTheRightPlace - .IT They call me -itch! Hungry Again What Champagne? Looks like we made it - Coneheads?! The Dunes OTLB 5P.w!BMKMRY Oh Yeah! B.C. and B.V. FS 8z FFF .5 In .A-.. 4 ha. ' ex ' -af: - V .- S- -' - -anmvavt-151175.-'7,3bi JANET H. HARMON Wrestling Coast Guard Beach Coach M 8: Doc I long to be my older sister Sue Kay Lin Hampton Don't take away my music stolen tent Peace of Mind L8cM callipy- gian Lowell Brockton Riunite For- san et haec olim meminissejuvabit 1 UI' X ken ery reigni- 'IE' 4 f fc E3.iE,21',:F.'?'. -i '. -. . 35, X N I Ifx 'b 'rf -A l MATTEW PAGE HARRIS The greatest obstacle to the prog- ress of science - is found in that men despair and think things impossible - Francis Bacon X-C and Track SIMBA HAS STRUCK - Picture courtesy of Ace Paint by Numbers Studios. I 1 . DENNIS JAMES HARRISON DESTINY HAS TWO WAYS OF CRUSHING US - BY REF- USING OUR WISHES AND BY FULFILLING THEM. I9.77384-4 years? ff. ei in ANNE ELIZABETH HARTLEY Hartsie. . .Sweden 1967. 77 . . . Is, You dazzle me! . . . PRLGDH Spastic, Mary? . . . AL . . , FD ...AG. . .MDTMJ. . .MAT- THEW 7:7 . . .Did I ever tell you about Greek slaves, Mr. M? MTFBWU ITN git! LEE ANNE HAYS ABC . . . ABRHS vs. WHS 4th play '75 - Surprise! . . . HESTPWICNSMO Summer '77AZJGCBLCBNMKLJJB Mind over Matter . . . Cherish yester- day, dream tomorrow, live today. ITIIL! Sarasota lI!77:Leigh High altitudes. Love n' thanks to Mom and Dad , ., , sa Sf-1 KEITH VERNON HEEREN Hey Bud wait a second I've gotta button myjacket . . . Thanks to Neil Vincent vul-von for getting me closer to tuna Lodge, . . Yaa- hoo Perhaps . . . Chicago with the Lodge. . .St. John 15: I4. P.F. Hoot. . .ONWARD. . . -LIV ,UQ A LAWQWB EK I-ly 5 .- Q will A NEAR EA K 'fll l- 01,1 Oc fqg O00 95.91 00O'0 '.. BONNIE C. HODGES CWAZY . . . 9!24-25!77 Skunk - MO are we lost? DCL Champs 76 . . . MUD PIE DRILLS ANKLES TRIPS WITH BRID- GEY Redzo's We're Xcellentl . . . J's and B's. . . l43 mum - Ifyou want something done give it to someone who doesn't have the time todo it -AL SANDRA MILU HOEN IG WHEN PARTING FROM FRIENDS, I GRIEVE NOTZ FOR THAT WHICH I LOVE MOST IN THEM MAY BE CLEARER IN THEIR ABSENCE, AS THE MOUN- TAIN TO THE CLIMBER IS CLEARER FROM THE PLAIN. Gibran. Rez at PM - D'Artagnan MARK J. HENLEY Emo's Rules Larry's Maine 75,76 Hockey it I6 Baseball The Apart- ment cruisin' with Anzi 8th Period Study Friendly's Sleep Outs Parties The Village and its members. Thanks to everyone It's been fun PAUL O. G. HEPPNER MacGp-5runs . . . Who needs it? Hockey!CC - go stick 'em SGS galore . . . Bum 'em off . . . PFYF LS llf2l!76-Nauset. . . JockW . . . Jam sessions? CM electric vibes . . . Het Prez, get some power in that must! Crow- MTW Got to keep on keep'in on X 1,4566 VERNA JEAN HORGAN Munich '77, OK and much more. Chalk one up for experience blitz- lips, Lotsa Love Champagne Lady. Earth to Eunice . . . Thighs! See you on top Livia. Turkeyeve 76-77. A December Rose Tout Bien ou Rien. .plug JANET L. HOTCH Good times are coming but they're sure coming slow. - Neil Young SEHK ,nun MARY HOUTEN C4 A if HEATHER JEAN HUNTINGTON Good and Bad times w!GPH . . . Cheryl thanks for listening Sum- mer of'77 ...Cape Cod... Frampton concerts. . .Lisa Sheri! . . . Good Luck HCCCP CMCPJ If I have to I can do anything. I am strong. I am invincible. I am woman. ,Tn 4 BARRY R. JACOBS TUCKERMANS . . . BONES- UNLIMITED SUMMER IN MAINE. JBBBMASPSM DSBBJETK, M and DS . . . CT with Deb Joleste-WHS. . .Down- stairs-BO . . . Bargain . . . skiing in NH. . .Adios fi-bg EMILY JACOBS I never did believe in miracles, But l've a feelin it's time to try. I never did believe in the ways of magic, But l'm beginning to wonder why ...F.Mac. . .Jw'!74. . .The 3 .I's:PS Gang! Squaddy and How- ierd Ithaca! Thx Mom . . . LATER - MUG! 'xr' tltfz if-if LESLIE CAREN HYMAN Israel '77 - Memories Forever - Judy-CJPRSSD Hershey . . .Sugarloaf '77. . .Kathy. . . pami . . . Karen-Flash+shine . . . Eunice . . . Beth - YWS- O?MT! . . . buster. SD+TOM J.L.J. - LGSD! . . . Thanks - Deb. M. Junior Prom - Sean - Good times . . . Oh-Yeah! . . . See Ya. . .Much JIM IRVING Cruising in the Blue Max, Tunes, Molsons Now Where Partying Wambi, Beachy, Kirsh, Phil, Brian and Capt Gus, Great Friends. Spe- cial Feelings For Special People. Roses. Football - capt. wrestling, coach moyer, Sylvester. The Best Family YW' ,li 'D ' ' x .N-sv SUSAN K. JAMESON WEEKENDS! Monkey Pizza BBH Nancy Nurse can I see your ring? Her mother hates me! Laura. let me borrow your car! Look at that mustang! I get by with a little help from my friends! Olive GI con Artistlsmirk Incredible url JENNIFER ANNE JONES Tuche skiing! stonebridge, my 2nd home! A Joint effort btwn Mug! Bymsy . . . Thanx Mom! Butch . . . Friends, pastfpresent GHBNO JB - From way back when Dr. Pepper . . . Wrong way again WS Concerts! PS-15's It's a nice place to visit but. . . CHRISTOPHER S. JULIANO CARBO'S C.J. MR. A. and The H.R. Club SAL 412 Pil 'mation with J.P. and K.F. J. Cgallahans Mercedes Collection F-Troop Giu- liano? S. Yama. hi Wobby. v'C'.7 ANNE SEGAR JOHNSON When you wish, upon a star, dreams will take you very far, but when you wish upon a dream, life ain't what it always seems EW8zF Italy '76 Bermuda '77 SARAH Laura-Bunk, Carol - Ditto You guys, stay as crazy as always! IWALY! Je- MICHELE ALLISON KARMODY Baur-Barb much luv and thanks LAHJL JT CCC Syr MNIQIPSTS HMs MGs5BarbPrm!?sy Farewell to you and the youth I ave spent with you and if we meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. K.G. IHSA!. . .ROB ROBERT S. KARPP Wie Geht's Shplagem Wetfish Nar Whale . . . Who is Roxy? hour and I5 minutes . . . N.P. Bets, Dougg Jo and P.H .... A.H. Ground Round . . . Smith Party? Dan Fogelberg, PF, Pickles, We must press on assiduously! T00 BAD EDFORD!! YAHOO!! - . . .i. ' 1 - 5 u 'f -.. JANET KASHIAN JAN Florida Soccer 312 52077 Sugarloaf 77 The Good Times Friends pastfpresent DJKLMART Prom DWR I-4-3 beaches . . . summer . . . fun LGFASD Skiing sad to leave happy to go what's wrong? Noth- ing S.S.S. paranoia+ it's like . . . MUCH 1, f 'N un' l '. .,1 .?Q :'. Rf MAUREEN J. KEEFE 007-NH ST76GFJGME-DS BCSABM MOCHA CHIP TURT- LENECKS LYAK CT-LM Falya DRIVE-Ins SHDM! B-BALL it 3l SWIMMING PARTIES SMELLY ACCIDENTS PIT Stors-DC PROMS-KW PDSWK8cS CDWSSL YOU GUYS I'M NEVER LOST! TMM FUDGICLE BUSY SIGNALS MUCH Ili NANCY KELLEIGH ' 1 PAMELA HELEN KENTLEY Fun YELLOW Camp Hoot! kids PF Cymbals - Squad I Is. 6:8 Live Your Life in Me Prom Rom 8:28 Thanks, my friends I love you all so very much SING! ANW Phil 4: I3 T. Bears hopeless romantic - You gotta make your own sun- shine! bye 5.- ,Q LAURA KIRADJIEFF Amico firmo nihil emi melius pptestf' . . . Good times with ubs . . . phone calls . . . I told you that! . , . senior memories . . . Garfield and Co. B.O.B. . , . Bailey Island '77! Rigs QYOU FLIRTJ Di . . .Anne BUNK! MCC SOA MUCH. . .GBWH 'K . V1 0 JUDITH SHEPHERD KILDUFF lnnerconscience OH I won't . , . Toni! . . . Thanx Pal . . . Tara- Boz 7!4!77 . . . TMB-All Alone ...Skitrips...HiiiLG... Good times WXTPJKJHKNLS 8L CO. also FS Crew and Gossip Pet Peeves: Alta uncontrollable laugh- ter. GRIFFDUFF lf3l!76 - 2 of l MUCH .IOHN G. KILPATRICK X-C? . . . Track 5:00 Distance Intervals Rig! Mile IOOO 'A 6007 Match Races . . . Weekend F-ball and B-ball teamg Jimbo, Pedro, Bilbo and Joe . . . N. vs. S. Games . . . Bilbeau's F-troop . . . Latin Club Soldiers. . . Marathon'?. . . Killer. - 3 Atta' 411 STEVEN GEORGE KIRK He that riseth late. must trot all day. - B. Franklin without friends my life would mean very little. To all of them. Thanks a bunch Matt, Kurt, Brad and Sue. what more can I say. Stage Crew lives! MICHAEL SCOTT KIRSHE Swervin Wamby GBT Beachie Smerril Roof Riding Captain of Soccer Basketball B.U. 3 years summer school 77 LE A the wagon Run For ever . . . Do it up Molly and FATS 645 FRIED I2!8f76 Thanks Mom Dad Coaches Mr. C vw f 7 RICHARD C. KRASNICK l think that the richest vein is here- abouts: so by the divining-rod and thin rising vapors Ijudgeg and here l will begin to mine. Thoreau Y SUSANNA JOYCE KRAPF Sue!ii8!Thank-you for loving me first Jesus . . . WAITING!The nicest thing one can give me is good memories: Thank-you Laura fTanny-QHJJ'll!26!77 . . .There Is a Morning After! CHOPXOUT TO LUNCH BUNCH Saligas! Donut days are over , gg , -vw. V-- gf SANDRA JEAN LADOULIS Many Dreams Come True and Some have Silver Linings, I Live for my Dream and a Pocket Full of Gold. A- ZEP, Am GonnaR- ideYourMagicBus - Love ToAllFriends. Thanx, Mr. Spang . . , ForTheInspirationWHEN ALL ELSE FAILS . . . TAKE A HIKE! ib- .V 'x , . ' . , . x - 5 BONNIE ELAINE LAMB Soccer trip I2 JS Pinkham Notch Bunny and Pushover PRA Mar- tha's Vineyard Mario PR For What is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. -..inlahzianvv at ,ga DAVID F. LAMERE ASSOCIATION-JSJBSMDL LEM BASEBALL ROOK CHEW CREW DB 6-4-3 HOOP EASY ED FORGET IT SCHWARTZY EASTMAN AND MITCH . . . YOU'RE DRIVING! BURKEY- CRANK IT l0f9f77 ICE AND NOVA:'? PSKIN SAHARA SYNDROMES NSTOMPER S. CIRCUIT KEYS BUB I 'Q-...I KEVIN JAMES LAWLESS Once I was Crazy. But I'm all Right now Weekends at the cape, Beach Smerrill millers The green meanies sugarloaf TEDDY Jim Amy JMG Pet Peeves Tickets Later KENNETH W. LAYER Make the best of each day as it passes your way. The Puerto Rican chicken chaser. Camping out at the Lake. Hydro's forever! THE-BAT- Mobile. Hawk at Weir's Beach, Making a fishing Pole, Heineken 90's a l 'fs if f L61 , ,lit ff ---vw-q I X 4 Q Q... ,Q SNA 8 s . t sl tv 'u.. Y Q . f 1 l 1.-,U ' town' - J 4. g - an 2 C, Q .H X ' at SILKE SARA HELENE LEISERING If you inquire what the people are like here, I must answer, the same as everywherel' Goethe dreaming, swiming, skiing Roskbo ANNE MARIE LEONE 426 Soccer MCC Bleacheritis Clay- pit and OX Gang MAMA CDDD The world would not be in such a snarl if Marx had been Groucho instead of Karl SS Di and Rig I0- 30-77 The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time JT MUCH ipsu- 'vas -, ERIC WHITSON LEITH Thanx Wayland Soccer e great memories. Hey Jared! 3 yr at the semis. Nantucket 76. The Goalies - B8cD. F.O.N. Mom and Dad Reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be, not what we are. - Denver DANIEL LEVY The Preceding has been a test of the Wayland Educational System. If this had been an actual emer- gency the Administration would have been instructed to act ration- ally. f ' Tb DIANNE MARTZ Robert . . . If we weren't all crazy we would go insane! Han- over . . . Summer '77 . . . Lady Drama . . . Clawsons . . . Mieke . . .SMAELGAMGB mom, I love you. Before we end Cand then beginj we'll drink a toast to how it's been. . .goodbyel I' PV, I ra .QW p BRIAN D. MATSAS Football 483 last 3 games . . . 3lnj. Chafee's Chevelle. Cape Weekends - Summer 77. Beache's all nighter 6-I0-77 . . . KEG 6-l7- 77. Rocky Mountain Way-Joe Walsh. . .Molson's no. l. is-.,, I RANDY S. MARVIN I'VE SEEN ALL GOOD PEO- PLE TURN THEIR HEADS EACH DAY, SO SATISFIED, I'M ON MY WAY. BYE WHS LESLIE MATTHEWS ' P 1 4' Z' - r- I n Y s L 1 . .L fb-+...a fig.: PETER L. MARCHANT Petey . . . Baseball . . . DB . . . Chunky . . . Run Forever . . . Who says I mumble? . . . Good Harbor . . . Thanks-DL BM DC CR Enjoy present pleasure in such a way as not to injure future ones -Seneca. . .Bye WHS HI 1 I X X 1 f JOANNE LESLIE MARSHALL MiniTwit Hartford Firedrill IT and Smilin' Face You're so good to me ll!l9!75 PF Wed. 6:15 Me, Short and Sassy? Phil 4:13 Thank You SEA Much apprecia- tion to HKO Friends are Eternal - Keep in Touch PSI Luv YOU! SWITCH ' 1 In I 4941, V 'WT W., !, 'ce ' I I P K .fig- 33. WENDY KEEP MORSE B.G,. . .TNWB. . .FARM.CRUlSE TO M DlZZY'NDAFFY . . . SADS ...AIM. . ..UDEB. . .DANA. .. .lB.EJ. . . OCT 8 782 PROMS 77.KLS ...CAPE COD,SMC. CHICAGO .,.MARBLEHEAD. . . ILBOB. 247-8959 . . , 507B . . . FEELINGS ... LGITSB I5 YRS, IN VERONA. , .TALKSWX SHMAME. SUS.SDWB.THO! .ft REN EE DICKSON 1 's, LORING MYLES LongieBing Diving, swim team PR 3!4!77 Summer 76 and 77 WS and TC Class GSberMCD WM P- QC MP IYGTBOMLLBYT- BYYLUMLSMCOYWCE Let my thoughts capture you in the times of oneliness and bring you back to me Thanx family BA and .IG BYE. wr, ,f MARGERY A. MOST 5.8.76GITCHGANIKA R.S.S'B Califomia N.H. Flower Gymn S.T. M.T. Cranmore skiing C.C. N.Y.C. KSKLCPSSKDDDJF Prov., R.I. on Bus Beach BAHA- MAS.TRddY.l5.HC.OB. I . . . 2 'fro ARVID C. MULLER I know I'll go far - cause money means everything There's no place like homebtgrownbrew Anitadear Cramit Thanx Lady, DanMrsC YES Igotwinner, Synthesiser So what if it's different? LAUGH RICHARD FORDS HAIG NAKASHIAN WHATZUP?NOTMUCH SALLY WAFF SD NAUGS OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH Farrah Pond Spider Isl. Olds Cougarinos- tang SK LO AD CB PM KQ BC SL AT DN TS SUMMER 77 Giels Oysters Clomax It Ain't what you do but how ya do it. The 4 B'sCatchyalater ,,T'1 IM 'aa in 5 ANN MARTHA NEUMEYER ARTHOS toll! We dance round in a ring and su pose, But the secret sits in the miclzile and knows. Rob- ert Frost rezatpm i ,i - gf' 'I fn CATHERINE L. NICOLO Timmy ll!ll!75 . . . IWIM- HSYL . . . Gymnastics FH 75 Sl. Hockey Majoreltes - tWaJl Soph- Ski-Trip 75 Dr. C Hampton Beach Oh No Anne! Stolen Tent CBV Ga. I-w Riunite . . . Sharon Baby .l.H. T.W. C.B. N.O.D.S.D.G, L+M 6 1' -Q k, 1. ,Po x . KATRIN CECILIA NOORLIND Swedish poetry: Fjall, sno. noken- bad. sjalvmord. glas och sill. vackra flickor-det ar vad vi har tmen lite tilll Have you enjoyed your life today? I is Nur SUSAN LYNNDALE NORDBERG Don 678175 and Sonja l2!7!76- . . . good times l hope will never end-LYBA. Good friends are like diamonds, precious, but rare. Thanks for everything, Mom and Dad. -Q I ww., 'ia,g..g !t A E' w-av lv ff 5 ' I ' K v-tiki X mm .-umm PEGGY E. O'SHEA Jason and Forever. Ms Opel Gt. Patrice and Alg. NGCC Jilly where ya been'7 TSLT B-Ball. Jau. Lez. llows the frizz'? Tracieta Wed. morn breakfast Theighs, C'PGBl l-'l GWSCC'! Space? 8-25- 76t come on VJ. time to go home! l'll Snop1?Thzinx A841 ,. Aff' ROBERT B. OWEN Yama and CARBO AT CaIlahan's itl Pain The Prom and Sue ll0 in the wagon 360's cruisin' with Lisa DoDo's Opel winder weasel and Mrs. S pop A.D. Mr. A and The Hr. Club N.L. smokin ECFwc Nantucket wastegasweekend Thanks M8cD 5 a ,a f 1' 1' DONALD O'CONN ELL HRClub Bernard and Jacques McDs Gorge days off w Bazoon Dan and Cabin 9 groundlings PM:LL Hey Harpo! Boulder society NE Sports Service . . . Tractors The Kenny mayor Show? HK KF Slant 6 . . . for no one . . .BB. . .Spring trips wCharlie SLM 172' O. 'I yin ,V ' JANICE L. OKOOMIAN Our gates are unguarded, l've sto- len the key to where everything holy inside us is free to run freeg To smell and taste and touch and see. - Carly Simon nslgm-0 X M. ve? LAURA RUTH OXLEY NEW YORK . . . Breakwater Beach. Out to Lunch Bunch SK SW and RN KQ AU SD DN BC AT . . . Gerber! Kimba and Kas . . . B, say no! thanx for the mem- ories Cruisin' RS Casey, YMBF . . . Carnival '77 RCG dancethon the morning after P.R. the bobsey twins didit DAVID PENN EY TONI-JO PESCOSOLIDO LAUGH! My Inner Conscience Yushi Prez - 3 Ski-Trips Roe etc. At HHH's Marshfield Don't Walk In Front of Me I May Not Followg Don't Walk In Back of Me I May Not Leadg Just Walk Beside Me And Be My Friend! Sports Pals TO and J mf NIV JEFFREY L. PETERS Pete's Jacques and Bemard Home- room Club Mr. Bibeau's F troop Little Walter's TM max W7 Emie Bilho my ECT C N.E. Sports Serv- ice - Hey Chop Pilgrimation au snach Bar with CJ,KF The kenny mayor show MC Blues EVK KS CHRISTINE ANN PETTIT L.G.T.J. Drive-Ins Timothys P.T.8LY.B.A.D. Ditch-Driving HOCKEY Three's Company P.B. J.M. Breakfast at McDonalds Liv- ing for the Weekends BYU Hic- cups Canada Califomia Where are the MOUNTAINS? ,,,., 1 'iLi'8'fYf Fl! j is P JUDITH B. POWELL Starsky and Hutch LJEJ Mr. J New York City Rhythm - 5 s 7 toothpicks - MG - CC Do Qin delayzthe golden moments fly - longfellow ya HAH! thankyou Maggie, family and W.H.S. ,ng- A A' . tn, .. - I' In ,J F n 5 Q V 1 ALISON PRIMAVERA X4 as N' LAURIE ELLEN PROFIT Summer 77 CAPATB JATS DGBMH M8LD Designated Hit- ter, right Trish? Business Courses LMH Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save. TO MY FRIENDS . . .LATER s 6, , 'f'523fQ 4 W WZ ' if .. 3 'iff --,-if 4 ffl. fu 5 its te nr K 1 4 .4 ,-. -- 1 v , v- J .i, i ., f' ' . , .I 'Ft' f' 'N 1 1 : , we If ' l 'ef -- , I 2 JO ' J -1 fx I f'. rf I 'S I KIMBERLYQUEENER Turbi. . .George. . . Biggy. . . Kyle . . . Jeff. Hey Jude! mar e N.E.H.C. '76. out to lunch bunci! Trail rides through Texas and Ari- zona. E.A.L. Maryland '76-thanks Adele!! l05 w!Beth. Still crazy after all these years. AMY ELIZABETH RASHIN I'm going to Br0n's . , . 477 IWSWIWEF. . . Eastman . . OH WOW Dizzy'n Daffy . , Dana! . . .Deb Joy. . .Sads France? . . . Hang Hows l1le . . . Wheesh . . . I3 Look at the Scenery . . . NYE77 TDJFBDAB . . .Shanty. . .Lamonts Ll-T urns ...somhcc. . .Ne. . .DH.. We .KAI Nl' EUGENE F. REARDON I like lifeg I think I'll keep it. My Hom, My Records, My Book NEW ENGLAND: What Can I say?! It won't be long now, Rich Live And Let Die Through the looking-glass. JAMES RESNICK P . 'lr' - fi lf ' I ILLJM ROSEMARY ELIZABETH ANNE RICCI SEAN 5!l3f76 Ya You ALISON ELEPHANTS Bridgy Maine 77 Toni-5!20!77-HHH's I434 JM Shake your rump to the funk rea- sons . . . M8cM's . . . Doodling screwdriver Thanks and love to my family and friends. . .I Love You all Thanks Ninny KATHERINE L. RICHMOND Glocester, Muttl43.5!l6!76IJ WTBYE,Mac.Herbi-SatNiteCruz Mounds, Lacr. 4yrs. F.H, US mile panic MUD!TMDsSkun Acc.Howdy Kid! thanksLT.I.I SD.Strawberry BTBAWYA.say what? - HERE come those tears again. So close yet so far. Chubs - D8cF - LATER as nv, I4 i S , s -I CAROL M. RIGNEY WARREN RINGROSE B.I.A.I'77 Hey Mounds!SC MCC FALMOUTH . . . MOGULSSA LK YOU FLIRT! . . . SJY FRWKSIOEO 21-32 PELHAM I.Bolgna God iive me the courage to change the t ings, I can, and the serenity to acce t the things I can't.-CN . . . 800D MOOD MUCH! ., li I CYNTHIA ROCHE LANDIS ROGERS The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Keep on smiling, Mom - Thank you, Nancy and Bob. - Well who knows what might happen. - Best of Luck! Class of '78 - Take care - Love, Cindy -w- f ' ,..-. 5..,. Wi, 5 . , fi Y . 4 A 4, - if 9 'L 5-,.fw ? T Q, ' 4' I -iw, ',?ILAL.,g -4... - 7, ,.' ' 'E' k-izwewi'-f--Q R- . isis ' A 'SK .hw ' bv' A K A -N rf' il V Y h x Jbx Y if - J- 4. . wa. My ,Lv M -1. V, In V, - .Q 1 :.eiQ? l . mf g ink-. 5 YN. 7- ' 'jxz- 1 7'---, L- . 'Eff .1 MICHAEL ROSSE ITHANK YOU BRONWYN I LOVE YOU! PORSCHE JONATHAN KERR ROUNER IN ESSENCE WHAT IT COMES TO IS THAT YOU MUST MAKE A COMMIT- MENT TO YOURSELF AND UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO BEAR. THERE GOES MY COLLEGE CAREER! TO TEACHERS, COACHES, FAM- gg AND FRIENDS - THANK U. ROBYN S. ROSENWALD 'RSR' fand onLy the snow can begin to explAin how children are apt to forget to remember with Up so floating many bells downj - e.e.c. DCJSKL thanks -ii-, ,I A WILLIAM THOMAS ROSS XCOUNTRY IS OVER F-B-Ball l000 Dudes Ped Rig all night APUSH Pupers.Latin V. Stalled at Tufts Antigone Legion Spem Suc- cessus Alit, Military deternimism. Raid Levy's Erin Go Bragh! Bibeau's F-Troop. Next Year Mr, Richer. x, '7 ',' ' 'Ei- 1 5 I ze-A SARAH PARADISE RUSSELL I can't think of any memorable dates to put down A I guess they weren't memorable THANX FRIENDS - I'm with you. You gotta believe in something. . . - CSN f Catch-ZZ Where to next'?!'? fonward and upward, of coursefy an .I A DOUGLAS ANDREW SACRA Robbuh She Roxy Soccer X-C Lu BC AH Harry O. Press On assidu- ously. Shplagem. Those who wait upon the Lord . . . will mount up with wings as eagles. Isaiah 40:3I. In quietness + in trust shall be your strength. Antigone. wgfjna- LEE ELLEN RUDENAUER BrantRock . . . The ALTON Gang, N.H.JWMVKB and CC: I did it! Tana-Cuna fish, Munchkins VS. Worrnels . . . HBC . . . Da waren wir also! Pet Peeve: fish, wormels, Laverne, snowshoes, and Jocks fnot necessarily in that orderj CATCHYALATA!! 52' si. ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE RUSSELL Liz-BeanBizxDiz-KICKAPOO - swimteam-CL4AM- TOOCLOSE STRAWBERRYDGT- Whatado andsuitcase Skunkand ACC Vm9l'? Prom Piseco Herecome Those Tears Again, Ski It's What- everItIs ToYouThat LifeW- ilIBecome. Always - .IoanBrian IMPRKRDSLD - LuckDede - anet ,-of G5 YJ .' x .Il KATH LEEN MARY SADLER SADS Eastham Boge + Windy The girls .lust friends L.T.N.B. Summer '77CHlCAGOfieldhockey All things change in time DAVID on it makes me wonder why people give their hearts and tum around and say good-bye of Y.E.W.S. I Xi L-A-I KAREN L. SALERNO Europe '77 . . . California- Nevada-Arizona . . . Hockey 72 . . . letters - DD, MM, FB, NM ...CapeNH...MM-Prov. on bus, beach . . . LB a fun crazy time , . . traveling, warm weather, so far away. . .SmiIe. . .Ciao JAMES SALVIA EARVIN L. SANDERS Life is onl here For A minute-l- - - y- - . - wish-You-All-the-bestofluck-in- years-to-come Special-thanks-to- metco-SS-RB-NB-Basketball it l- RD-WS-mj RS-MS-DS-KB-Jared- 74-78-Rc-What's-up- Roach-hello- Annette-MP-CS-DS-EL-HA-Deb- bie-S 1' -Q-P JOSEPH J. SCARPATO X-Country RIG Football Track 21 to Go Dist Loops HJ. lntervals Fram. South E MARATHON!! Apple Pie? I0-7 Split l7l. R The Perennial Soldierennial Soldier E Saternalian. F. B. Ball North vs. South AMY CAROLYN SCHIFF MZ UIMASS Pooh and The Gang! GO Gladys, Mable, Ethel Florida! Skiing!Feb '78 Summer of '77 Schiff-Vivat Style Truckin' - Mine Eyes Have seen The - M8LM 'skar - GLORY -Jen Ken's And lt Will Last Until the End Of Time MY LOVE R.F. l 45? s x Q , X R 5 -, 132 GARY MICHAEL SAXTON stick to the fight when you're hardest hit, - It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit. . . . Football 321 Wrestling. . . Photography . . . Grasshopper . . . Special thanks to teachers, friends. maches Good luck B.G., N.B. and J.R. fl fn U. X I EDNA J. SBORDON You're a success as long as you have friends., Blizzard short! me'?! EJ and E. Clair! JPMH Brownie 5!20!77 Who is that calling me Blondie'?! . . . Beach Days . . . HMS Sheffield Quincy Market: with memories yesterday is never gone. exif 3 aku. T A. Ags3Qwq,tiQ V54 . .. K Edfgfi 46 ,ft ' -I 2. ' 11, 9. at 'Yr A' x 1... ' ' 8' ee ' . 4' ' A - 4 1 fr, . N' 5 -.af . if l .. . Q iq . -- A, . wg 'WJ .xp-vi. XM '5? ',- N. . ' if-1 M' J . 2. S , 1 T' -1 X fl JON D. SCHWARTZ ASSOCIATION - S.L.M.B. squeaky What? , , What? . . . What? , . . Oh! HOOP. . .dunk it . . . NO! awesome T.E. 81 RussF . . . FBMpass. SRP egg- head FRANKENSTEIN Lem I F.L.E.M.B.B.KC good buddies - memories never forgotten. - T. RASK 'VF JULIA L. SHANE PORTHOS The moon set sail upon the gale and stars were fan- ned to leaping light H Tolkein That's excellent! MTFBWU Esca- pades wfSuz Ledars X-C SMLSMDJanet fi 41' GINA LYNNE SCIMONE Jeans . . . Really? . . . Diamonds . . . C.S.S.C .... Street-hockey Where are the blinkers7'?! , . . Friends . . . Skiing . . . Out of Control! . . . Rocks . . . Penocki . . .FNLSR. . .l0!5!76Steve. KAREN LEIGH SHAPS cotuit l'dRatherBe Sailing Flas- handShine DavidDavidson andJ- ohnJohnson5hrsinthezone AmeT- ooManyMandM's Where'sJB GF- LeeAmeJenMartyandZanne We've Travelled the road just a mile or sog now we're on the road to find out. Bye 4, g 4 A X 5 N ,f- -A ! 'I' . A , - 5,0 fi -3-J ' Q , 1 .3 Ms i --g -7-491' ,, K., P Q LAURA E. SHAY Big Sister Huey Haura Bhaap Tag Along Teeth Diet Pepsi Pregnant? HW J. Smirk Chewa you're weird VIP-IMP Tests CB - WEEKENDSiiQ??!!!. Warts The eyes give it away. KBH Moon- lite you only live once Empathy EAT! Laura The Shea J l I 1 LINDA A. SHEMLIGIAN SH EMSKITRlPSMUBStocoSO PHYrTHAN KSTOFRIEN DSP ASTANDPRESENTred-gum?C oncertsPROMSDavBOZSOCCE RscBESTofTl M ESWXTJALDB muchDreamingAsTheDaysGoB y.EchoesFadeAndMemoriesDie: EverDriftingDownTheStreamLif e.WhatlsItButADream?23FC DEBRA SUE SHEPARD This is only the beginning Shep ' N H ...Fishy...PU K... .. P.I.I.Y.E. Hockey . . . Wrong! The Chat w!Ojala . . . Party . . . Wethersfield K.K. Memories Get- tin Cacked LB Ponderosa Pet Peeve: Unkie Lush's set of rules . . .Thanks Dad 'Yi ANDREW N. SHIM Shimbo-Shimhoe Baseball I got it Parties mitchells To DS and JE I a SK and I h N's J 'S8rK's No Shoes Samuels tell me a joke Pumping Iron in study Key Club I'll make it one of these days Bye 4 . ' .1 4 tv- J--': -ig J Q vs!! 4. DAVID J. SHOMPHE EVERYBODY MUST GET . . . NH MAINE-RBJMSB MILLER RUMOURS SATURDAY NIGHT'S ALL RIGHT FOR FIGHTING MS-N-AK COCK- ROACH GRILL EL, LISA 76 Football Drive in. Party LgsB- CWBT GBWHS KEEP SMILING GONE HUNTING FRANK R. SKLAR WE CAN ALWAYS IN THIS WORLD GET WHAT WE WANT IF WE WANT IT INTENSELY AND PERSIST- ENTLY ENOUGH - ARTHUR SYMONS WILLIE SKINNER DAVID MORRISON SLYE SLY-BONE. thanks for the TLC mdrj pride in paul 1r2family thanks Eschenreffer . . . WAC . . . BMDCSMKLMDHFRBLR. TEshopping DB. VOLVO . . . Scanda s. Ace the guys are mad . . . good-luck VS. how's life? . . . SCUTTLE . . . post board rap . . .ILM AND Dgggga-lone A 14' JARED ROBINSON SMITH SOCCER 3 yrs. - 2nd + Semi's Eric Injuries Knee McGoo Parties Bonnie Talks BG+TR LSBad- News Pas uaney Nantucket '76 DMJD HOCKEY Abstemious! KOTHEWSB December2nd, l DayToRemember. ThanksCoachesofSports + Music ProMeasles Yeradl HiByeMuch! LESLIE A. SMITH Just as my fingers on these keys make music so the self same sounds on my spirit make a music too. Music is feeling then, not sound. elMAR Res at pm. We'r- eonly on vacation unabre?non. MV afriend ahome. ILYE! I -ff-r DEBRA LYN SNOW JIM 6!25!75 GBAFTWJ ASI wind on down the road, my shadow taller than my soul Liz SKKLRN nad Kay SAY HON- EST! Skiing with AL. . . St. Hockey . . . F.H. 75 Cranes with N+K ... RUINITE ... BFAMM BUT SAL! ANDREW SPAULDING THERE'S A FEELING I GET WHEN I LOOK TO THE WEST - ZEPPLIN . . . B.C CANADA 2402 LOOK BACK TO LOOK AHEAD I DlDN'T KNOW, I'M NEW HERE LIVE IN REALITY MUCH LATER PIN . . . ECK ...NORD. . .DEEF. . .AND THE REST EMILIO V. SPAGNUOLO Adios to Wayland High. My 78 DATSUN Triple A MARK R. STALLARD I think and know of Thee Ah, yes, but it's all wrong That is, I think I disagree. SUSAN J. STEKLY STEK . . . sum. 77 disc. Recept. Sox DECENT! soph. yr l2!6!75 P. ls. Proms 76 and 77 ALBYMSLF klownz WHATEVER doot-da-doo STAK THEgang upnthstcksmch! yellow wings MGRS?! MTAF MA concerts . . . party'n slow D's 3MUSKETEERS much! BYE WHS!! F7 -..If ass.. DOROTHY STEVENS .D SHARON DELORES STEPHENS Different STROKES for other folks Prom MA Basketball il Good Luck Metco Students MZ SE RB ES LK You Can do what put your mind to and do it Thank you Maude Stephens .IM BS They Call Me Hoops! My Husband WC RW K BABY '1..,:J', r PETER C. STONEMAN Woodridge GN GM BC Bookin to Cafe 85 rest Area Caught Brewster Po rt 6. 77 Soccer season nnnnrant 8 in the opel 2 disturbed girls I know, weird. But Occifer? MARSHA M. STEARNS NICE GOINGS ON ARE GONE THO' THE PAST AIN'T ALWAYS PLEASIN' FORGIVE ME IF I FORGET THE PEOPLE AND THE REASONS - L. Lewis - Zz' 1 I , J , .at . .1 .. . WILLIAM JOSEPH STEARNS So Long W.H. Hey WALT. and KEEP RUCKIN. CANADA. 8- 20-77 WE DID IT! Weekends Miller, Old S.C. The Gang. Cum- bys, Tom Sudbury, Chipmunks, V.H. Band The days are num- bered, enjoy them . . . TIME TO MOVE ON . . . Hey WALT, Rem. Natick? Nan. Cars. , ! JILL ALISON VANELLI Vineyard, Jeff-Ville, + Paris ABCVP. PEO, CJ, A, Time is but a stream I go fishing in. - HDT TWR. You and me we've made a separate peace. - EH A Main- stone sunset, an etc invinciblez, and a December rose, their height isjoyf' . n,,,,,-fvfli ' -,K 'N,r,,,-1 TRACY LYN VIVAT Durham Summer '77 BC - lst Gladys, Mable, Ethel iFFDH! Vivat-Schiff style ski '78 . . . AOXOMOXOA . . . The Fox Hello? 450SLWASW! - Mine Eyes Have Seen The - Truckin' - GLORY - Den's One way or Another. . .TTFT JAMES ROBERT WALTER FroshFootbaIl CR Tuborg Wiz Brush Natick Sudbury Chipmunks caseunderfrontseatcar miller Tuborg Tango Natick! Poker burntout PEI77 Canada RT9 Maine Cumbys backroom Drivein gang TimithiesTwo Tonies unbird77 Let's buggy lf, 'iii ff ERIC VINCELLO 17132, SHERI ALENE WALLACE CPW 315 Thanks a ain Sue! ALbatross! Sarah, Micli - BBR, Lisa, Heather, Kim . . . Cherish your friends . . . they make up a man's wealth more surely than gold. Eric . . . The Prom . . . Plum Island . . . The North End. Thanks Mr. H and Mrs. K! SIMBA A Graduate of '76 Recalled in '77 Ori ins Lie With Peter and Frank Fol?owers I Thank From Heaven Jon Matt Dennis I Bequest 'Till '80 I Take My Rest Simba Has Struck 14,3 DOUG S. WAMBOLT FootballwrestlingBluemaxandtr eeST opoftheworldSkingwithPhil andlrvroodridingwithkurShmlan dAandFblwoweonPGoodtimcs li v-vv . .yroql X X W ' . gl I f I 1 I A 'L ,sl A I ELIZABETH WARRINER Looks like we made it. . ,B.C. Vt. Summers. . . P.E.K.D.J. , . . Gang parties . . . Prom WAAK . . .cruisin rowdy. . .3MUSKE- TEERS . . . Klownz Boogie nights . . . decent much? Track 7 TheseDaysAreTomorrows Good- OldDays.Thanks Everyone 43 Bye W,H.S.. . .Carry on, . . 207 v. X KELLEIGH WASHEK D i I I' t ' W 7-. 411: qu ' 4 I I - Q . Y, ,1' ELLEN M. WHITE Ideals are like stars: you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and followin them you will reach your destiny, Schurz 'L N-'bf MARK A. WATSON Summer 76 Down The Ball field. MILLER Time. PARTY Tonight. R and C and Twist of Lime CAPE COD. COSMIC Muffin . . . mun- chies . . . I need The Car Tonight? ...The city zoo . . .The Blue Bomb . . . Flying Trees The Penny Bomb. . .AMF R ,QL LISA G. WILLIAMS ManCannotDiscoverNewOceans UnlessHeHasTheCourageToLose SightOfTheShore Best of friends never part KLJMMKTW JCCO78 sobo Mne Cape 77 ski trips wb Toni? 924225.77 SkunkAcc Par- tiesANSBFS Kang High inacast it's been real! 'nit MICHELE M. WELDON Who Me? - Alan - Cheering 75- 78 Coneheads Cartwheels T.Day Be nice to me! LGS Always! Munch Much! Sometimes you feel like a nut! What's up? Good friends are forever. It takes both Lain and sun-Shine to make a rain- ow. . . pus iss! PATRICIA A. WILLIAMS Really: L8zM EW and F KNCBJKJHLW Soph ski trip wrestling SNL coneheads VT9l? What's up? st. hockey T.G.I.F. Memories don't die but with time become hazy-America VICTORIA H. WERBY Too Young . . . Followi Dreams Long Relationships un . . . I wish M.B.P.M. Sure Re ST. Moritz Craziness with Mar. X18 Calif. Fla. Bars Fanuel Hall 118 Concerts The Vineyard H leys Mollys T-Shirt . . . KNE S i 66 get ll l SARAH LAWSON 'Between the world of men ant makebelieve I can be found' D I'd like to start by thanking Gc for all of the below . . . Bunn' Tall Ship Bermuda HWC ED All ECO. '77 Life, liberty and the pu suit of happiness MDSBOB ALOHA! SARA J. WILLIAMS EIHARD BC KQ SK LO CD S DN CS SR SD AD SL Pris- '66 olds Out to lunch bunch gon die! Summer '77 Geils Isl. What town is this? Ptown Rich EARTH WIND + E Fri + Sat nite gold take a on the wild side VINCENT .IAN WINKEL DIANE - 143 ITALY. b e Fran- cis, bye Barnes . . . nuci on ny nud . . . Heyyeat! - Lodge, Tusk, KVI-I! - Schnoz HunttheWaht?Is Ferd a Nerd?Epwink ball?! Super Job.HarryOpf. . . Ps. 9l:l, 2 . . . What Time is it? stud with a dream - VW. italywillmissitaly GLEN WOGAN t , I y Nw ii? V, ff ' Um. , - ' f'7,- , ,, CATHY ANNE WOJCIK Kenny sum. 76, CCProms 76,77 BILYW much 3MUSKETEERS ABMS soph. yr 2!2!76 huh? Slow- D's concerts, party'n WHAT- EVER!! KLOWNZ mgrs? twilight MOnt? 322A.B, MTAF 7716776 THEgang jgb BBMTAPPD ivgtt- akpnchsng thtdrmrimnvrfndit . . . BYE WHS CORRINE WONG I4 ' U iii U ilclfi I ua74u78na liwli U lil U 3 i fi? STEPH EN JAMES YAMARTINO 9!l4f75 Carbo's how's Callahans? CMRMLA nvttin Citgo Soccer 74- 77 Woodridge Pete's rest area. 8 in Lhc Opel Fireworks at Termites wobby MUSTANGS FOREVER. stdewinder Carrie L.V.Y.U. Oct. 3l!-? Vange and Paup W.N.T. Butocifer ANDREA WHITE ZIFFER TOM 5!26!75 l'll LVE U 4-ever. FGS UNTE! QMVJ So Hppy Togthr! BUN HD! CD05 CSTNT CMPTION. YUV U! Wnna S.T.B.'? Whrs Elmr? Prtys w!John at Frm Std. Lts se yr FtBCl CEC OF A PRBLM. . .GNNA BE A FSHG DES. l'm prd l'm a UNO ,-as MARY A. HOWARD ALL YOU TOUCH ALL YOU SEE, IS ALL YOUR LlFE'LL EVER BE BBITES ONE MORE TIME STINKY KAHLUA ADAM MUG JUDY NICKY MAINSTONEDAYS CAPECOD '76 NY STOKEDFOR ENG- LAND! CORVETTES ONABIKE HEY HO NO lT'sTOWET SWEATTi Ridinginto THESUN- SET 20 4 1 gt? L rd. .X M five 'lf' fm, 3 - 4. fx' ,,.f,, V 'qi J as 1 Q i,!'2f4'?7'f2Z' S N7 4 r' A ,if N Q i Qi ' ff' Y J I Y , ' if , V fr F4 ,I ,fin 1 A z, wi' 56 1 4 Q' I fi 2 -ea . 4 4 ,Ia '4v fq ll i I '- 1 W Y 4 l I fi eight eighteen twenty-two J 9 x, Q. .,x 'T' -x Loring Myles .Wendy Morse .Ann Morrill Andrew Shim Dan Levy Carol Rigney Peter Marchunt Ann Neumeyer. Sai Amy Rashin Leslie Hyman Mike Bonarrigo Lee Anne Hayx Jennifer Brown Judy Powell Suzginne Attardo Gary Saxton Elizabeth Carey Brian Mzitstu John Burke Mary Ann Acconc Sarah Williams Doug Szicrzi Michelle Kiirmody ndrg1HoeninL A ,J M157 All ' three 'two 7 q Q! ru ru I .ad , ig IVC . L eight SCVCU .'V?A Mm Wi? 'F xt.,-f 5 P 4 hir i N- X 1 I IQ G-I eight 1 .L ' --. Q YI at Z R t V . if if v S 'MJ Mlssy KJLIIDYXJIIH Kuthertne Richmond Eltzabeth Elder Anne Macmnllan Gretchen Bolster Bob Kurpp Dana Todd Judy Klldllff Ltmt Brun Bonm Hodgex Er1cl.clth.M1l-tc Rowe Fran D1S41xmo Laura Ktrgtdjtcff Anne .lohnxon .lon Gomclx K1tthlccnSztdlct' P41111 Kcnllcy l.cc RllLiCI1.lLlCl Sxtndttt l tldoullx km . A ' A A History of the Class of 1978 With our slogan Open the Gate for '76, we entered the High School as eager and excited freshmen. Under the direction of Mr. Mellor. we were a bit timid and didn't try anything daring or innovative. However we did have a candy sale that made 5140. As Sophomores we gained confi- dence and started to break out of our shell. We held dances, had a light bulb sale Cnot too bright an ideall and scru- tinized the Globe for our names under Globe Santa. Our traditional Soph-Sr luncheon held under-the-pines was a great success and brought us closer together. Sophomore year also was marked by two class excursions: our first Ski-trip to Smugglers Notch. what a trip that was! The windows freezing up. the toilet overflowing on breakfast in Condo 412 and of course the bus running out of gas on the way home! A trip to Crane's Beach at the end of the year was fun even if the sunburns were painful. As Juniors we had to hunt for an advisor and found Mr. Spang among his pigs. He agreed to take on the job 'til graduation. Finding the conven- tional methods of raising money boring tcandy sales. dancesl we ventured into newer areas, T-shirt sales and a Valen- tine's show that brought out a bunch of us hams. The Senior citizens loved it. Striving to break into new horizons we sponsored the Semi-formal that was a minor success but all who attended loved it. And being such an original lib- erated group. we sponsored the first Sadie Hawkins Square dance with caller Rick Good Buddy Moyer. Our prom brought many of us together to plan and execute with minimum diffi- culty, and this traditional event turned out a grand success. Running the concession stand Senior year was very enjoyable for the faithful few. Our specialties were hot dogs. no matter how we cooked them or with what they were served. Our creativity shone again with the first Super Stars Sunday. We won the grueling contest between the classes and an interesting group of teachers. We brought a live band to the High School. the first in years . . . and probably the last. The year was rounded off by the Gong Show which was a smashing hit. 1978 SENIOR SUPEHLATIVES Most Likely To Make A Million Brian Goeselt Verna-Jean Horgan Most Cynical Jim Irving Jackie Blondin Friendliest Jared Smith Toni-Jo Pescosolido Norman Brown Flashiest Jay Rouner Gretchen Bolster Peggy O'Shea Class Rowdy Most Musical Matt Belamarich Bonnie Lamb Class Couple Buddy Brooks Debby Greenberg Class Flirt John Burke Kathleen Sadler Classiest Michael Rosse Verna Jean Horgan Chnl Brad Eckler Debbie Cope Preppiest Jay Rouner Beth Connolly Seniors not pictured: Pamela Bryant Saud Mohammed Dux id Nlclntx rc Steven Ye Bonnie Blake Steven Brady ff W' 5 v , 5 ' Q I- Ss VF' '.i , fi as .- 5.1 Sl dancin' swayin' to the music. Wil! Rini C mfr F f Q QW . -+- 19' A -M . ska-1-.. 1 , . sv- ' ,.Q,Q,.,..,K.3t Q 'N?2.., ' T- Having fun? Enjoy the dinner? Why aren't you Pk i the Qknts of the evemng. -5 3.33, Q tiff shi 7 1 5 :Q LI --.. TRIPLE MARKER -11 44 Q' :P .1-it pl 35, X We compete for excellence in e greet society. Palrons The Attardos Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bodley Good Luck. Class of 78. Mr. and Mrs J ix sc n S Bi di Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Brooks Rodman Burgett Thomas L. Carey Charles J. Cope Francis J. Dolan Werner Gossels J. F. Hays Mitchell N. Hoenig Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hyman Jean and Paul Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kirshe Ruth and Sandy Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald G. Morse Thomas F. Myles Phyllis and Howard Okoomian Dean and Barbara Ringrose Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. David C. D. Rogers Herbert C. Ross Glenn H. Saera Clifford Shay lvan Shim Rev. and Mrs. Roger Wm. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman P. Spaulding David Stallard Arthur and Marion Stearns and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Richard J. Testa George P. Theofilos Sebastian Vincello Sumner Vivat Frank J. Wojeik James Wong I x P We publish books for people who need to know It's been a specialty of D. C. Heath, our educational publishing subsidiary, for over 90 years. In the classroom, Heath earns good marks from kinder- garten through college. Credits include Heath's Elementary Mathematics Program, one of the most successful math programs in the countryg PSSC Physics, the definitive high school physics test in the world, and. shown in our illustration, the The Great Republic, a college text on American history written by six distinguished authors. Outside the classroom, Heath's Lexington Book division was chosen to publish the 14-volume series Critical Choices for A mericans. Raytheon . . . publishing books for people who need to know. People like you - the Class of 1978. Coizgratulatioizs to WU,1'lCllZCl High School Class of 19 78 '?D'01'!l, XB., -.gif 'i 'lk i s.-III' lm -7 IV BayBank Newton-Waltham Bes+ Wishes +o Class of '78 BayBank Newton-Waltham 303 Boston Post Road Wayland, MA 01778 . 179 Commonwealth Road Cochituate, MA 01778 RUSSELL'S GARDEN CENTER ROUTE zo - WAYLAND, MAss. 01778 43'-IJ 4 4 I 350 '-.,,,,,......-- Z-1 .4 4 .1 ,.. -, lg, 3, -,-.3-s. --ff Q ', 3 W J IJ' 2' 1 ' , af '.- .' .L Jia'-3 ' I-is-er - fri - - E ' A A ' -v '-' -Q-1 ukg, '- . ,Q Q . . -Q--. an . f k - ,, W , 'gun , ...fy . '- ,. G' ' ma.-A-..... . - - ---, W S 5 I 0 3 4 Compliments of LEE'S FARM MARKET l34 Boston Post Road Wayland. MA Tel.: 358-4694 Compliments of DATH'S PACKAGE STORE Robert L. Campanu l3l Main St.. Cochituate Village Wayland, MA 0I778 Tel.: 653-5940 LV' - Good Luck 'ro Cheryl and +o +he Class of '78 KENDAL GREEN SERVICE CENTER Prop., George M. Gordon Complete Repairing - Snow Plowing - Road Service Gas - Oil - Tires - Tubes and Accessories Rte. 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