Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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Although we all are in one small world and looking toward interplanetary travel, we must ever keep our feet firmly planted on the ground. Never frown at your neighbor's differences. This complex life requires many types of people. No individual has the ability to absorb all the answers to all the questions in a lifetime. Every group has to have a combination of types and personalities which produce a unit to operate in harmony. Our school has proven to have diverse scholars and teachers all aiming at a single goal. In life now and in our future. this world, geo- graphic, political and spiritual. will at times seem to be difficult, maybe even senseless, nevertheless patience with strength of mind and body always prevails. When you look through this REFLECTOR, remember Reflector means mirror. A mirror can only reveal the present: it's up to the vision in the glass to shape the image of the future. Hoping you have enjoyed a happy past, praying for your pleasant future, we now present a graphic mirror of today. C0 TET Administration ,..... ....... Faculty ............. Seniors ................ Undergraduates ..... Activities .............. Sports .......................... Iunior High School ...... Advertisements ....... Page 6 8 ll 43 51 67 91 95 ,NVQ nw .-.V , -W, A gm.. 4 it, A, UM X M ' ,. r5r L. A fs , - W-44... , 1 V - .,, fl 4- iffmyzggmx, . UEIIIC TIO The Senior Class of 1956 dedicates this year's Reflector to David I. Allen. Mr. Allen was elected principal in 1918 and held the position until 1942 when he was appointed as Dean of the school. Mr. Allen will always be remem- bered for his dependability. absolute fairness, and consideration of others. Even though he hasn't been with us during our senior year. we have not forgotten him. The Class of 1956 wishes him the best years of his life during his retirement. 1 . I 4 . , ,f ' . ' f I Q 'Fwy 1 -, 5 54,33 X ft , , .W wkf'1 faf- '1 ,:r.zr'4fL' 'fc T'e:Jf',t.,Wfff. 2'?fi'4'g-'2 A . l stir 'gfw2 55.,i ,T 5 JV 4 .51,.,,'w.:Ji' I f ., Nia 'f , 4 ?4 525jygQ?:.Q'.' ,f h A , 3 1 5:5 x x , rmfaxg A Q f ses '- X AH ' 7, DAVID I. ALLEN To the Class of 1956. congratulations. You have completed a memorable phase in your lives and will now enter into new adventures which will take you into a variety of activities. Those of us who have been privileged to be part of your youth wish for you the best of everything for all the rest of your lives. 1,1 px ' Q 41zZ,,M EDWARD l. ANDEHS ON Superintendent A MINI My congratulations to you are offered with a feeling of wholeness in terms of responsi- bility and pride, for my association with Wayland High School began when you were freshmen. Much of our progress, our ideals, and our values are the result of the lives you have lived here. Your leadership is valued. It should continue to be reflected in outstanding work wherever you may be. Good luck and the best of everything for each of you. TH Tlll 4 WILLIAM M. GRIFFIN Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1956. You all may take a deep satisfaction in what you have accomplished, but do not be satisfied. Let this graduation be the beginning of greater achieve- ments. Strive always to place service above self, and to develop an awareness of your responsibilities to society. Your community will then receive the benefit of a thoughtful, participating citizen. May success continue to crown your endeavors. IAMES E. REID Vice-Principal 3' gh M 'fi '-in ' A,, I 5 .f ff f f A ROBERT A. ANDREOTTI OUIDA BAILEY Mathematics. Director Audio- Science. Bi-Phi-Chem Club, Visual Wi I 9 ite Q 2 W If 'M . Q X .U ,JEL Z GM. x X Z A x 1 5-1, ,K RUTH W. BAILEY Library X ELSIE FREEMAN Local and State Science Fair 5: 3' S' V f' , A? vt. ' W5 1 W6 ' Z, Ti V ,, Sa, W V. I I QWWJ W f I . ' 1 . 4 l,uv , .1 .. 'f ' ww., 'X-an I . .v 1 .- JM f, 6- 7 as Z ,..,, A f ef f 'if ,fa f -.Rpm 15 '59 A , + W 3 ff , 1510 ws, f , Y EDWARD BARRY Science. Football Coach. Basket- ball Coach, Baseball Coach FRANCIS R. GLADU English, Social Studies Mathematics. Wayco B ,www M , 'lg rt , , y A N.. eq-4 F CULTY 1 FRANCIS BOTTARI English, Social Studies ALBERT W. BURNS English, Chatterbox 'Ffh LUCILLE G. CHAMPAGNE Social Studies, Advisor Grade 9 .. ,, ...,-,1 1194. DOROTHY I. GILMORE LILLIAN IONES LIONEL S. LaGUARDlA usiness Education. Yearbook. Art English. Social Studies. Shop Advisor Grade I2 , , 7 w e f fl' K L 4 ' i . NN lg M , . 'Q , 4 Yi A .f Sli lg ' 1 . Qc Am-L i Y, ro in 1 , viz, . 1 1 I . fi m,fJt'. gay, gk E-,bAf.1?gI -VI. PEARSON IAMES E. REID . ARMANDO S. ROSSI I RALPH S. SALVATI MARIANNE SANDERSON lr i1.'.'f7' Arts. Fire Squad Latin. Vice-Principal Business Education. Co-Advisor Science, Director ol Athletics. Mathematics Grade ll. Secretary. Executive Football Coach. Baseball Coach, Committee ot P.'I'.A. 1955-1955 Co-Advisor Grade ll J l H lzode having torclzed will padd them LA, N Q FRANCIS X. CORCORAN IULIAN DEMEO IANIE C. FOSTER Science. Intranauziizl Basketball. Mathematics Home Economics o if M fe i W LESTER S. MacARTHUR FORREST L. MORTON IOSEPH T. MOYNAI-IAN Instrumental Music. Band. English. Social Studies. English. Social Studies. Orchestra Advisor Grade 8 Remedial Reading f ,f 3 A 7 ff Q i ,V M-fi W I in 4 ff W ii .... 5' .:,:.:,,.,., my , f fi 1 As f it 'iw Qt STV' 22.44, wg . 1' 3 - X 7 'V tl I jg! f ' ! L , fi 7 WILLIAM FRARY Special Class, Football Coach V T3 W W i I 2 l f ff IEAN T. NELSON Director ot Guidance. College Club ,nur-0 20- on io oilzerdv MILDRED M. GODDARD Girls' Physical Education Coach-Field Hockey LEWIS A. OXFORD Guidance. Attendance. Mathematics .QU .Y I .,,,gn' --7 W ,. ANN B. SHIELDS SAMUEL STRICKLAND REED K. TAYLOR HELEN E. TIMSON C. NANCY ZULLO French, Latin. Sponsor National Boys' Physical Education. English. Dramatics. English. Social Studies, General Music, Thcorv, Honor Societies. Advisor Cheer- Basketball Coach. Public Speakinq Advisor to Grade 7 Girls'Choru:-1, Mixed Chorus leaders, French Club. Advisor Driver Education Grade I0 .35 X 3 fam gf fx 1 ix.-wxw -1 K A ww WN If W gf, ' ff' A sf ,v 5 1- PAUV . -' BRA SYNC V10 -P .DLE Ymggxiesidem e remdenty Y, YBBXSPAL B41 exgiq- 'NPS 5eCi , VVA JA ,A R' , ,rf X ,il .K Milli. 4 4,4 ' gf ,X RITA BROSSEAU Business Manager 5 1 PAUL SENORY BARBARA ROCHE Co-Editor Co-Editor A GNF .s r,eQHO USTO surer N -n H -- 3 1 .I , f' --1 1, , P 1 K' Z z Y ' S f 3 gr? ' A 'S K lei? xx Xxx K ' I 1 ,M ' ' W . Ax X .X A V nf Q: ' uk- X A jf!!! Q :N T f f JZ 1.23 A. I x ff N 1 fl ? f M f 0 ' NN W Z, x X f? , ' X X XX f W' wx X X ululr' f . I ' f XX 'If .Wg If ff ,IX 14 x 2 X 1 f N X X :I fr pm- M V31 .4 7 ., Vi .gfhl I fl '.YA'::i.iX'1N. :. V ' X '. f A.- XM 4 ff fffff :K fx ffffffll 'S Q gh , Y lk W W ' '..' U14 .f,' 5 XL V- , ' I V, V,,' J, Affi f- , : ,,'-...'-, A f' A I '--A-viii v. .K 37 f :,..-.- - -- wffffffmmxmw 3 . 'I 1 C. D.L 50 West Plain Street, Cochituate A freak, tl free, iz friendly zl'0nm11, An able student f one of our most daring and mischievous class mates - an asset to any athletic contest. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4, Softball 1. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 QCo-Captainl, Dramatics 1, 2, College Club Prom Committee 31 Driver Education -, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. 8 East Plain Street, Cochituate Cfllil'L'l'lt7fjfl17 Il'4ll'lll1 Colorful selffmade wardrobe - dancing enthusiast 1 extensive and varied record ctylltttltm. Girls! Chorus 1, 2. 5. 4, Glee lntramurals 3, Field Hockey 3, Basketball 3, Softball 31 Chatterbox 1, 2, 41 f,hristni.is Play 3, Dance Committee Z, 3, 4, Ticket Taker 4, Yearbook Staff 4, 7 Draroiitics 1, Driver Education KATHLEEN ANDREWS 30 Cochituate Road, Wayland Her zmyr are afzmyr of plea.ml1I1ze5r. A composed redhead - endless energy always put to good use - sure to be a success at Regis. Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, fManagerJ, Chatterbox 1, 2. 3. 4, Library Service Club 2, 3, College Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. fSecretaryJ, Drivers' Education 2, 4, Traflic Squad 4, Fire Squad 4, Class Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL ARCHER 1, 2, 4, Girl's Chorus 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 2, 3. 41 NATHALHE BAKER 53 Moore Road, Wayland Hn mire ji gzzfi' mfl, gefzffe ,wif fr1zz'. Adds fun to .1 crowd - newest addition to the class i proved to be a super- salesman during the football season. Dance Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee Z1 Glee Club 1. 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 41 Spanish Club 33 Tennis Club 1. 23 Archery Club 2, Trafhc Squad 1, 2, Drivers' Edutation 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3g Class Play 4 tStage Managerj, College Club 4. BARBARA BEAL live nzizzd, .md firezzi flue i1m1gim1lim1. Club l, 2, 3. 41 College Club 1, 2, Trathc Squad 4, JAMES BERRY Oxbow Road, Wayland A 1111111 In be de,Z1e111le1l r111. School spirit to spare - competent musician 4 always ready to lend a helping hand. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox 4, Glee Club 4, lntramurals 4, Track Team 3, Cross Country Team 3, Yearbook Staff 4. PAUL BRADLEY ' 2 Plain Road, Wayland My only books, are u'o111e11'.f lower- I re1'fa11zly do like lo Jizzdyf' One of our rare three-letter men - happy-go-lucky manner - a perfect advertise- ment for Modell's. Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, fCo-Captainj, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectors Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Prom Committee 3, Vice President 4, Class Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4. EILEEN BRESSE Pelham Island Road, Wayland Marie ii lozfe 111 .l't'c7l't'b of fl ll'0l'6l.H A knack for winning friends - abundant athletic ability - her melodious voice brightens our assemblies. Chatterbox 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Service Club 1, 2. 3, College Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 4, Drivers' Education 3, National Honor Society 3, 4fPresidentj, Basketball 1, 3, Tl'dlTlC Squad 4, Field Hockey 3, 4. RITA BROSSEAU 213 West Plain Street, Cochituate 'iN6Z'L'l' idle 11 llfflllflfllf, bn! 1l11'1f1-y fzml lbflllgfilflll of r11l1e11r. A combination of friendliness and dependability 1 forever polishing her lovely diamond - ambition personified. Field Hockey 2 fCaptainj 3, 4, Chatterbox 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Cjlee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Trathc Squad 3, 41 College Club 4, ,Iunior Ring Committee 3, Drivers' lfclucation 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball Zg Yearbook Staff 4 fliusiness Manaigerj. , 13 Equal .ability in every xport --f everyonek lirlper Krmpk most faithful t'uxtome1'. l,ibr.:,rx' Club Z, 5, -li 'liialhr Squad Llg College Club 21 Dante Committee 2 41 Noltlmill I, 1, 3 lcon-C,.lPI.ll11l, Hasketlwall-AS, -lg lD1'ixt'r9 lfrluration 2, 51 Glee Club I x Y 5' t af' ups, 1 ELIZABETH CUSUMANO f w W . ,vlf I 'A 1 Z ,P 58 Woodridge Road, Wayland M lx She holflr Il 101 of nziivhief for inch zz little perfonf' X An able and promising artist - always on the go - Oh! that fabulous little Bug! Gym Club 2, 51 Modern Dance 3, Art Club 1, 2, 5, Chatterbox 41 Nee I-Ii News 2, 53 College Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Drivers' Education 23 ,L Trathc Squad BL Fire Squad 53 Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, Ring Committee 53 Library Club 1, 2, 31 Class Play 1, 2, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 5, Yearbook Staff 4g M A e CAROL DE WOLFE 6 East Commonwealth Road, Cochituate Life wilbozzl frzzfghlef' if drerz1'y. A loyal friend and patron of the Maples - a wonderful dancer - friendliness and vtit galore. Dance Committee 2. 41 Prom Committee 5: Library Service Club 1, 23 Ticket Taker 1. lg Drivers' Education 5, 43 Glee Club 41 Yearbook Staff 4. 1, .J V my L : 5541 ixby , 1 1 rw V ' L ff ,,, , M 12: 'AQ' DIANE DUDG1-3oN 11 Emerson Road, Cochituate A ,hlare for e1'ez'yflvi11lq .wtf ez'w'yllvi11g in ily ,!7fr1re. linxiahle iob ax secretary to Norm Prestott - Gentle manner W great supporter of moxie magazines. Girls' Chorus 51 Mixed Chorua 43 Dance Committee 2, 53NB1l5kCfbilll 1, 32 Ml1SiM1l Cl-metly Club: Dramatiug Golf Clubg Badminton Clubg Soprano Quartet. MARILYN DUSSEAULT 3-1 Dudley Road, Cothituate fl frzlrtqlr ii Il'Hl'ffl 11 ffmffnfmf gl'fMl1ll.H CAROL DYER 387 East Commonwealth Road, Cochituate Hllnff li' Ike .tflffe of riff ,tpeet'l2. An ardent equestrian - always ready with a witty retort - Mrs. Hodges' Gal Friday. Chatterbox 2, SQ Dance Committee Zg Prom Committee 3g Field Hotkey 3, 43 Softball 2, 5, 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 5, 4. MARY JANE FABISAK 10 Bennett Road, Yklfayland There it no ,l'lll7J'fffllli6 for Zami' zmrkf' A conscientious student - an ardent supporter of many activities - collegiate styled clothes. Secretary 1, 4g Treasurer 2g Chatterbox 1, 2 fSecretaryJ, 5 tCorresponding Secretaryj, 4 fEditorJg College Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Service Club 2, 53 Dance Committee 2, 4g Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 5, 4 fVice-Presiclentjg Drivers' Education 5, Fire Squad 21 Traffic Squad 43 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 ICO-Managerjg Basketball 1. 33 Band lg Orchestra 1g Bi-Phi-Chem Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Class Play 4g French Club 4. PAUL GLADU 18 South Street, Cochituate I lmra Mia' tzrjde b1f,ri1ze.r.r mm' gone 11-fi.rlvj1zg. Looks forward to those lost weekends - smooth dancer - often actused but usually innocent. XY ay'Co 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 23 Intramurals 3, 43 Prom Committtee 51 Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD GRAVES . 30 Lake Road, Cochituate 1 l Let Ike world rlide, let the world gofl 5 An amateur chemist nicknamed A Bomb -a daredevil-last to arrive last to l leave. ' l Football 2g Chorus 3g Bi-Phi-Chem Club 4. sw I J ,. XM., ' if 'val Qu All , ,ga CAROLE HAUGH 63 Woodridge Road, Wayland Golden hair like mzzligbt rlrefzmiizgf' A majorette turned cheerleader - a vivid imagination - who's that little fat man constantly referred to? Girls' Chorus 11 Basketball lg Majorette 1, 2, 33 Sub-Deb Club 11 Latin Club 21 Music Club 21 Belmontian 31 Cheerleader 4g Prom Committee 31 Graduation Marshal 51 College Club 41 Yearbook Staff 41 Class Play 4. MARILYN HEIZMANN 87 Lake Shore Drive, Cochituate LiNle friemfi umy prore gretzf frie11ZfJ.' . Sophistitation in a small package - her man's from Harvard -her laugh, infectious. 'V Dante Committee 2, 41 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4g Glee Club 23 Library Service Club 1, 2, 33 Drivers' Education 3, 41 Softball 31 Field Hockey 41 tManagerl Tratfic Squad 41 Chatterbox 4 tliusiness lx'lLlI'lQlgC1',1 College Club 41 Prom Committee 31 Yearbook Stan' 41 National Honor Sotiety 4. RONALD HOUGHTON 10 Willrlrd Street, Cochituate I rfnlfl ifmfy: bn! I mio. Flirtations and easy going 3 often Seen with drawing pen in hand - cool hair rut and trary tlothes. Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Yearbook Staff 41 Prom Committee 3- AGNES HOUSTON 51 Plain Road, Waylilntl Sinful, mf!-ipnieli, filfed by all who knoll' ber. A bonus to-our basketball team fsinterity and intelligence tombined-a fervent supporter of the Red Sox. Chatterbox I, 2, 3, di Field Hotkey 11 2, 3 lCaptainl 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club lg Library Servite Club 2, 31 Bi-Phi-Chem Club 41 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee 2, 4g Treasurer 3, 41 Drivers' Education 2, 31 Tratht Squad 43 College Club I, 2. 3, 41 Fire Squad 3, 41 National Honor Sotiety 3, 4 f'l'reasurerj, 1. E . i I , ff f .W PAUL KEATING 55 Rice Spring Lane, Vifaylanel A llltlll nf into .1 gtfliltlf Illflflnf. Chueliling Santa Claus-easy going-ready and willing to help .1 'Lf cvcm el cause. F nvmv tball 5, 43 Yearbook Stall 4. ROBERT KEEFE 18 Pemberton Road, Cochituate And Ike golden fl'lH11f76f bfured forth, XWayland's own Harry james - Sometimes referred to as J. Edgar Keefe - Prize possession, a church key. Class Play 4, Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus 1, 2, -ig Yearbook Staff 4, Chatterbox 2. X BRUCE KING ' 2 Hemlock Road, Cochituate HA'IcllIUL'l'f lmzfee the Izmir. A Ty-rod member with a blue Ford-Gentlemanly and composed -lots of ideas and interest. Vice-President 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 53 Intramurals Eg Yearbook Staff 43 Wfay-Co -4, V Z I . 3. . R -R j I -. . , . Prom Committee 3, Proyeetors Club 1, -, 3, Drivers Education Z. f A 11i .. 2 rf 1 .5 JOHN LAUGHLIN -11 Pineridge Road, Cochituate I mn afzzffzyi in hzlile, bn! newer in iz Z7Zll'l'J'.H 1 A superhuman salesman and history expert f enjoys a clean-eut .oguument -7 our most efficient traffic officer. Way-Ctr 5, 41 Dance Committee 2, 43 Prom Committee 51 College Club lg Titket Taker 3, 4.2 Drivers' Education Z, Traffic Squad 2, 5, 4 fflaptainjg Fire Squad V, 2, 5. 4gPro1ettors Club lg Yearbook Staff 4. iff My ,Wi ,ff ,J 17 1, at 'exe CAROLYN LE DREW f ' 9 Parkridge Road, Cochituate UCcZf7IZ7Z6IJ' if 41 great nrZzfr11zI1zge. An immaculate dresser - a complete collection of trinkets - captures her thoughts on a drawing pad. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Softball 3, College Club 2, 3. 4, Dance Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Traffic Squad 4, Basketball 4 fManagerJ, Student Council 4, Bi-Phi-Chem Club 4 fPresidentJ, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play 4, Secretary 3. CAROL LINDBOHM Woodland Road, Cochituate lZf.i1fe1'12'rz-3' ii' KQOIIE, zwlmf of it? The most spirited member of our class - number one mischief-maker - sports come first in her book. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 41 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3 fCo-Captainl, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Drivers' Education Z, 3. 4, Prom Committee 3, Dante Committee 2. 4: Yearbook Staff 4. li JOAN LIZOTTE 39 West Plain Street, Cochituate How .rweef live rZ1111'112 of r011rIe.fy. XX'ayland Highs future Florence Nightingale - Often seen behind a typewriter - Polite and helpful. Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Softball 1. 2, 3. 4, Drivers' Education 23 National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Service Club 31 Chatterbox 2. 3. 4, Typing Editor 4, Prom Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, Bi-Phi-Chem Club 4, Class Play 4, College Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN LYNCH 48 East Plain Street, Cothituate A Illclll of rilwzre ii 11 1111111 of refine. Quiet .intl well-mannerc-tl -1- stutlious and eager to learn f a prize-winner in the Silence Fair. lS.intl l, 2, 3, 41 Orclicstixi l, 2. 3, 4, College 2, 3, 41 Bi-Phi'Chem Club 4. I I JOHN IVIACKEEN 159 Commonwealth Road, Cocliituate Lvl kzzozuledge grow from more In umm. A studious and ambitious fellow - sure to go places - one to be relied upon. Chatterbox 1, 23 Dance Committee 2g Tratiic Squad 1, 43 Fire Squad 2, 43 Prom Committee 53 Intramural Basketball 5, 4g Bi-Phi-Chem Club 43 Yearbook Stafi' 43 Projectors Club tPresident 21 1, 2, 5, 43 Driver Education lg National Honor Society 43 Class Play 4. . If r A .ii 1 YK ,A .t 5,51 J x ts.. :SSN x ggi Qrarfyg,-lfg,s.i6'g 3. Yf K, 3, .,,.,,..,, Wg 3 In Q s ssa? sw P si ki v 933 'v a 'M :S at in so is f. as' X 1- '- Co-Captain of our football team - a Camera-bug - appears to be quiet, but - NXfay-Co 5, 43 Football 1, 2. 5, 4, fCo-Captain 4,3 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4g Driver Education 2. RALPH MAROTTE 81 Riverview Circle, Cochituate Quiet ye! we know be if Mere. ' NANCY MCENROY 7 Leary Street, Coehituate Eye.f that are fozzzmzizzy of flwzzghf am! ,i011g. Pleasing disposition with a Hirtatious manner - dreamy blue eyes - just loves working Saturday nights! l Dramatics 13 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 5. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Softball 5, 43 Prom Committee SQ Dance Committee 2, 43 Drivers' Education 2, 5, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 College Club 13 Tratiic Squad, 4. ELEANOR PERRIN 50 Stonebridge Road, Coeliituate Ad um! zmnzzztfr are nmre Lf.X'f7I'L'Ilfl'L' fluff 1z'm'Ji. Considers tlie feelings of otliers animal lover -ff a credit to the softball team. College Club I, 23 Dance C,llH'lIlIiflCC 23 Prom fnmmittee 53 Softball 33 'Iirallit Squad 41 Drivers' liduiation 2, S, 4, .. ,fl r CFO tl i- ia, 1 CATHERINE REGAN 16 Willard Street, Cochituate Her air of izzdependerzre - F1111 of courage -- ful! of pep. Noted for her last minute arrivals - sparkling brown eyes and a radiant smile - a wonderful sense of humor. Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 21 Chatterbox 4g Girls' Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 41 Tratiic Squad 43 Drivers' Education 2, 33 Class Play 41 Yearbook Staff 4. ff 'ff QW! if' ,Q 1 BARBARA ROCHE 11 Oak Street, Cochituate Deep dark eye! .ro unzrm mm' briglvff' Queen of our -lunior Prom f inborn leadership and ambition - proudly diSplL1yS her Tiffany Set Diamond. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 41 Glee Club 3, 5. 41 President 1. 51 Student Council 1, 3, 41 National Honor Sotiety 3. 43 Drivers' Education 2, 31 Field Hockey 1, 3 1Co- lxfIilD.lK2ICI',Q Dante Committee 2. 41 Prom Committee 31 Softball 1 CCaptainj1 Library Service Club 31 Chatterbox 2, 3, 4 QBusiness Manager 511 Ring Committee 31 Yearbook Stat? 4 lCo-Editorl. 'wif ,,hA, PAUL SENORY 3 Dean Road, Cochituate ll Zml ilmll iz maxi do biz! be 111erry.9 Twinkline blue eyes with the devil in them - A Hirtatious manner - top-notch president of the class. Baseball 11 2. 31 Basketball 11 Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 31 Sophomore 4 lfxeeutive Committee 21 Student Council 2, 43 Track 21 Key Club 21 Trathc Squad 2, f 5, 41 Danee Committee 41 Graduation Marshal 31 College Club 41 President 41 Yearbook Staff 4 lCo-lfditorlg Class Play 4. IJWNKL ,lAlXiET SHEPARD 6 Plain Road, Wfayland riff fffiugi will mine In lier irlm will lm! ll'tIjf.H Constantly planninu for the future H- an added spark to the lfnglish tlass 1 hoW's K' I A . . . Diixei' lfduiation 21 Library Club Fil Field Hotkey 23 Softball 51 llasketball l, 5, 41 Dante Committee 2, 41 Prom Committee 31 Student Council 3, 41 Viee President 31 Setretary 21 College Club 1, 2, 53 Chatterbox 1. 2, 5, 41 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 41 Cilee Club l, 2, 5, All 'liitlset Taker 21 Tratlit Squad 41 Yearbook Staff 41 Class Play 4, JUDITH SIMGNI Emcee. Magazine Campaign Chairman 1, 21 Dance Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, 5 Timber Lane, Cochituatc U1lf'lrI1QlIf!lL'LJ1?f .rpeffflrle of 17117111111 lmppi11e.r,i. A little blonde bundle of cheerfulness - a cute cheerleader - our most popul r Girls' Chorus 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Z, 3, Drivers' Education 2, 4, Student Council 2. 3 fVice-Presidentj, 4 lprefidentlq Chatterbox 1, 2, 3, 4, College Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. MARY ANN SMITH 3 4 Beech Road, Cochituate i'CZ766I'ffljlI6.I.l' .rlllooffaf the road of life. Even tempered redhead - a diamond ring via Easter Bunny - Wayland's peppiest cheerleader. Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Service Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 3, 4, Drivers' Education 2, 3, Dance Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, FRED TASSINARI A more ,irlemrzzzf zvjffmg boy I :fer -lacl-: of all sports - Wfaylands loss - B. Ufs gain - eyes. fCo-Captainj, Fire Squad 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4. fy .V 2,7 ' JOAN TEWKSBURY Sherman Bridge Road, Wayland Tb0z1gblf1zl and mire, the gow ber wry. Congenial blonde in a '49 Ford - Remember St. Pat's Day - relates her adventures in a dramatic manner. l i Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, College Club 1, Chatterbox 23 Library l Service Club 1, 2, Dance Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Softball 1, 53 i , Yearbook Staff 4. West Plain Street, Cochituate Jiri ,ezmzzf friendly smile and sky-blue Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3 CCaptainJ. 4 lCo-Captainjg Football 2, 3, 4 l ,i i blue Nashcan. DORIS THORNE 8 Adelaide Avenue, Cochituate Me1'1Aifv3'. Merrify, .rlmlf I fire, Curly brown loel-cs and an impish grin - incessant talker - Oh! those Thursday night shopping sprees. Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 41 Glee Club 1. 41 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee 2, 4g Yearbook Staff 41 Driver Eduiation 5, 4g Ring Committee 3. Pf0lCCf01'S Club 13 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 1 3 4 Q Squad 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Class Play 4. IOHN THORBURN il 8 Valley view Road, Coehifuaie l A 771671 olezfolea' 10 plefzmre ' I Hidden talent - his acting - argues with certain people often seen in a i 1 l l f A 'V' RACHEL WHEELOCK 4 ,Z 1: ' , , aw. 18 Lee Road, Wriylantl pm, we jx 1' n ' ' ' Bflfilms .ire flw mfzzlmw nf lfmdt My fix' W ' , X1 . f ,E Q, bmmrtli complexion and lovely brown eyes 1 the taptain f rui theeileldels W 4,-' i suth dainty lmndsl X Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 5, 41 Glue Club I, 2, 3, 41 Cheerleie 3 4 fC1pt1n F ollegge Club lg Dante Committee 2, 43 Prom Committee 3 Drivers Eduution 7 Yt.irbooli Staff -l. BARBARA WILBUR 40 Rite Road, Cothituate ll lnfre riff ii Z7ill'Ill0lI.1', fmzrc, zffzielf' A shy .ind quiet girl in srliool 1 fun-loving out of sthool - handy with the skillet. Cliorus lg Prom Committee 33 Yearbrrol-Q Staff 4, ,M K if X X W7 f LH, ,ff 4 iw . , . VW UVW W Fr 5 if A l il W l E E Good CLAIRE WITZELL 18 Mitchell Street, Cochituate 1 do lore to Hole rim! obJerz'e. Girls' Chrrrus 1, 2, 31 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dame Committee 2, 4g Prom Committee 32 Club Z3 Chatterbox lg Titket Taker 2, 5, -lg Drivers' Itlutatiun 5g Yearbook Staff 4. . FRED u. ENSaSxi5ifesenKGt1ve TASSANARI and E Governmenl .-Ri Good CQEEN BRE h ztxzens SSE ! ., OUR CLAS S OFFICERS Friendly and helpful - Mr, Salvati's energetit ticket-taker - a real neat dresser! Field Hockey 1, Z, 5, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 41 Softball 2, 5, 43 Fire Squad 5, 41 College -1 e .vt CLASS POEM Our high school days are over now - The future we must lace. The world, a cruel and bitter iight Yet - we must find our place. And now we may discover. what our elders say is true I ' A if Long are the working days: 1 the vacations, very iew. And now dear Wayland High, We've lived and learned with you. Rueiully we leave the pleasant times Good luck. Good hope - adieu. Catherine Regan Paul Gladu J ,7 I i , n I A f f' 1 X IW' X :IL ! pf? ' l l . ttf, 3 f 7 I l I jg ll , '14 or Q ' XV I, X ' '.I UH' - '. 4 X 5340! 'lil I an :lf XM 3: v f' , 1 My 4 1 iq 1' M 1 .A fa I ffl fl lr , ,MW ,Xffff 'lt l . 1, W! 41113 if f, H' , gw f A f ' lil. .1f.U.r1nm,,W ' 'X V 'ffff: f ' -' - H ' ' f i, Will, V .J A I ' 1 C.D.L 'N 'fn v w 19 'I 4 A rf.. F' '33 'W' n ' 'MI er i . y..-vw ABT COMMITTEE Row 1: C. Regan. C. LeDrew, B. Beal. M. Heizmann Standing: B. Cusumano, R. Houghton I. 12 vi I-1-n1 ' 'Duuidnilfv it 'V 4- , .L PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE lf' Row 1: R. Brosseau, D. Thorne, N. McEnroy. M. I. I .u Fubisak. M. Heizmann. M. Dusseault. I. Shepard Bow 2. c. Lenfew, c. Witzel. c. DeWolte, c.1.indbohm. lf C. Regan, I. Tewksbury, A. Houston. B. Beal 'll Row 3: B. King. P. Glczdu, R. Marotte, I. Thorburn 'f' I .L R- l. l WRITE-UP COMMITTEE Row 1: C. Dyer, B. Beal, N. McEnroy. I. Simoni, M. Heizmann, C. Hclugh, R. 'Wheelock Row 2: B. Roche. C. LeDrew. C. Archer. I. Tewksbury. A. Houston, K. Andrews, I. Shepard Row 3: A. Lynch, F. Tczssinari, R. Keele, M. I. Fabisak. P. Bradley, I. MacKeen, P. Senory REFLECTUR FF Throughout the Senior year the Reflector Stati devotes many hours to the planning of the yearbook. It was a hard struggle but the enjoyment that will be received from the book in the years to come will be worth the eiiort. Iust think of the number oi times we will look through the yearbook and recall all the exciting events and happy times we had during our high-school days. For the book that holds all these wonderful memories between its covers, we are indebted to our hardworking Yearbook Staii. BARBARA ROCHE and PAUL SENORY Co-Editors RITA BROSSEAU Business Manager 27 I :AHA 1.1 JAY IIQV 1.11. I , ativan ' J, ,M wg f uv! , ' ,hw 5 ek VT I fn VV. 1,1 1 X fy ' ai' p ' . , ., , , 1 f , K M P. 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W 1 ,, ' 'Q N Q Q W X nl it ,ix 6 43 i lx X l 1 A Best Natured Most Reliable Mosh Mischievous Most Polite Most Daring Most Dramatic E IIIH UPEI'-l Tl E Most Talkcxiive WW XQ 3 ,, , ,, f I, r ll 2 4, i ff Z ,f , ' f 'f fr ,ff 1.04 . 7 X ,' fv 1 i 1 N4 1 Q A il 4 Q Most Flirtatious v-1,5 Ur f I Q V f ' l l Q1 fax 'X f' '7 Q f gf ll LQ i ff' V fx n Best All round Athletic Neatest Popular Most Ambitious Most Musical Most Dignified l Q , ,it .v x I UK I 'pkg WM I I P ssl' 1 X 9 , 5321-, IQ -.. Witticst Most Argumontulivc I I f 's . ' o ,. ,,.L ' sg. 4 if tn f-ff, X x w ' ,N 'N-' SfU'f AX lf- , gfllillif .A N X pi 'X Q !!zffsffffi' f JN! nur: JUMUH In . Qlgliwf 'E ,, nga-ul V V ,mn ' PRUM oonliglzi and leaded Moonlight and Roses, the perfect setting for the perfect prom. Fifty couples whirled to the dreamy music of Ioey Parks and his orchestra. Preparation galore flowed into this festive occasion: work and fun combined, made our prom the most successful in Wayland's history. At the height of the evening with all its splendor, Barbara Roche and her escort lack Livezey were crowned queen and king, and reigned happily over the magnificent evening. Q1 'Q bww-.X 'R 1 ev, ff, I ,il l 4 .2 4 MA 1 fix 11' 'Fi NAME Andrews, Kathleen Archer, Carol Baker. Nathalie Beal. Barbara Berry. Iames Bradley, Paul Bresse, Eileen Brosseau. Rita Cusumano, Beth DeWolfe, Carol Dudgeon, Diane Dusseault, Marilyn Dyer, Carol Fabisak, Mary lane Gladu, Paul Graves, Donald Haugh, Carol Heizmann, Marilyn Houghton, Ronald Houston, Agnes Keating, Paul Keefe, Bob King, Bruce Laughlin, Iohn LeDrew, Carolyn Lindbohm, Carol Lizotte, loan Lynch, Allan MacKeen, Iohn Marotte, Ralph McEnroy, Nancy Perrin, Eleanor Regan, Catherine Roche, Barbara Senory, Paul Shepard, lanet Simoni, ludy Smith, Maryanne Tassinari, Fred Tewksbury, Ioan Thorbum, Iohn Thorne, Doris Wheelock, Rachel Wilbur, Barbara Witzell, Claire PET PEIEVE Girls who can't cook Sisters Iimmy Being cooped up Senior girls Officials at Maynard's g lnsincerity Unco-operative people Nosey people Party-poopers Two-faced people Bossy people Nosey people Short boys English English Snobby people Being kept waiting Women drivers in traffic Motorcycle jackets Fuel pumps Teachers Two-timing women Dictators Doors Rules and regulations Snobby people Homework Browns Women Tall blondes Speeches Math Crude people Homework Distance Cracking knuckles Bossy people Ashland's line Conceited people Broken-down cars Snobs Moody people English teachers English teachers CIITIGS AMBITION Own a white Caddy convertible Be a millionaire Display decorator Radio-T.V. work To be successful Pro-baseball player Marry a baseball player Mrs. degree Dress designer To be the first woman to submerge a sub Show business Marriage To own a Thunderbird Carefree world traveler To see the world Become an engineer Medical secretary Happiness Pro-football Marry a baseball player To be a millionaire Musician Not to get married Air Force To water-ski on mighty Lake Cochituate To be the first one to land on the moon Nurse To be a second Harry Iames Engineer Retire at 38 A lifetime partnership on a yacht Secretary To go to the city Own her own business Duke University Marry a minister To be happy To be the first to bring green cheese from the moon Baseball player To travel to Hawaii To go to college To get my license To have a checking account that never runs out To graduate To graduate 35 Asia ' iff'-Z6 f. ff , 1 X 32216 ' , ,w,c',Q -.1 3' 4 fs Q 1 I , 1, Q N Y ,ff W' X, 1 VZ! ' ' A Wm at A 72.,,!r,, fu 2 , if ' eff . ,fb vi, f w M p f 4 ak 4 X 6579 ' 1- 1, K , 0,1 . px ., 2,7 , wi ,, 4 . 5 X' gi 2 A fn wars 'Sw xvxv N , H .f dv I V K 4 4 4' f 1 f fx w,,' .-., Y M .,, + 5 1, . . A Zgfsuillf' ,, af 1 J' 4 :'ggj,,3.gv,f..v,w 'NW ,MW vt 4 6 C if f 'V ,. fu .2 1 1' , ' -fwffaf ' Y' fu ' . 1 1 I, ,Q Q. w f 1 4 52 j , ff M 1X!! ' 31 V - . Vis, 1 f . ,, 1 wg? 2 A , X , f L Q f h 5 3 3515, f A 1 , , . Q ' D, M Q ag, ff Q , 1 ' if , - 5-ev ,w V ' F vw Q, -1, -9 W V V, ,- 1 4 , ,, m4J ,, .vw V ,, . fVa 071'-.L Tw. . 'H' 'H ,, 1 , . v . W , , 5 V 4, 1' .Aw -, - ,,, 2.1, ,Z i 5 , ,ff fs w - S 4 hu F-- I - .- N THE Cl SS HI TUHY At last we are graduating, but really it seems like only yesterday that we were the lowly Freshmen eager to leam all we could. That Fall we elected Gerald Humphrey, Presi- dent: Bruce King, Vice-President: Paul Bradley, Treasurer: and Mary lane Fabisak, Secretary. Shirley May and Bruce King carried our criti- cisms and suggestions to Student Council. The unusual thing about this election was that all the candidates elected ran on the same ticket, the Studocrats. The new-comers to our class were Cynthia Iohnson and Gordon Gullage, In the Fall of '52 we were represented on the football field by Doug Hatfield, Iohn Thorbum, Spike Marotte, Ronny Houghton, Paul Bradley, Fred Tassinari and Robert Sandwell, with Paul Zayotti as the manager. Our girls went for field hockey in a big way. Carol Archer, Carol Lindbohm, Claire Witzell, and Agnes Houston helped us to have a better than .500 average. Will you ever forget Initiation Day? We had tea bags hanging from our ears and old shoes around our necks. Gerald Humphrey and Iudy Simoni were awarded prizes for being the fun- niest-looking Freshmen. Ioan Lizotte, Iudy Simoni, and Betsy Tanger were the actresses of our class, participating in the Dramatics Club. The Wayland Whispers received many new members from the Freshmen class. Those in- cluded were Kathleen Andrews, Agnes Houston, Nancy Tarr, Betsy Tanger. Mary lane Fabisak, Barbara Beal, Ioan Tewksbury, Iudy Simoni, Iohn MacKeen, Eileen Bresse, and loan Lizotte. Many of the Freshmen eagerly helped in the Library Club. A few of the members were Carol DeWolfe, Mary lane F abisak, Eileen Bresse, loan Tewksbury, Marilyn Heizmann, and Maryann Smith. Paul Zayotti, Paul Bradley, and Fred Tassinari had places on the I. V. basketball squad. The girls had their own basketball team, on which most of the girls played. Iohn Thorbum and Fred Tassinari played on the baseball team while Carol Lindbohm and Marilyn Dusseault played on the girls softball team that spring. When final exams were over, we welcomed summer vacation bringing a successful Fresh- men year to a close. In the Fall of '53 we returned to the Halls of Wayland High to continue our learning. To our class we welcomed Carol Bucknam and Barbara Roche. Like the year before we started off with class elections: Iim Merikangas, President: Cynthia Iohnson, Vice-President: Ianet Shepard, Secre- tary: and Mary lane Fabisak, Treasurer. Also ludy Simoni and Betsy Tanger were the Student Council members. Our football stars were Iohn Thorburn, Gordon Gullage, Gerald Humphrey, Donald Graves, Spike Marotte, and Fred Tassinari, with ever faithful Paul Zayotti as manager. The girls had a fair field hockey season with Claire Witzell, Carol Lindbohm, Carol Archer, Rita Brosseau, Mary lane Fabisak, Ioan Lizotte, and Agnes Houston. Our great social event of the year, a record hop with Stan Richards and guest Ian Strickland, turned out to be a tremendous success. Our class had many of the highest scorers on the basketball team, Paul Zayotti, Fred Tassinari, Paul Bradley, Spike Marotte, and Iohn Thorburn. To root our boys on we elected Rachel Wheelock and Maryann Smith to the cheerleading squad. When our girls formed their basketball team for the year: Carol Lindbohm, Rita Brosseau, Claire Witzell, Marilyn Dusseault, Carol Archer, Ioan Lizotte, Ianet Shepard, Betsy Tanger, Agnes Houston and Kathleen Andrews participated. The Spring came again and out for baseball were Iohn Thorbum, Paul Bradley, Paul Zayotti, and Fred Tassinari, while Maryann Smith, Carol Archer, Carol Dyer, and Ioan Lizotte supplied Wayland High with another successful season on the softball diamond. With this came the end of the Sophomore year. With the Fall of '54 we, the Iuniors, elected Barbara Roche, our first girl-President. The other officers were as follows: Ianet Shepard, Vice- President: Carolyn LeDrew, Secretary: and Agnes Houston, Treasurer. This time we called upon Ianet Shepard, Iudy Simoni, and Barbara Roche to represent us in Student Council. The new-comers that year were Paul Senory, Carole Haugh, Diane Dudgeon, Beth Cusumano, and Francine Schiavone. Spike Marotte, Buster Keating, Paul Senory, Gerald Humphrey, Ronnie Houghton, Fred Tassinari, Paul Bradley, and Iohn Thorburn pushed the football squad to a record of six wins and one loss. The girls elected Agnes Houston captain of the Varsity Field Hockey team. Her fellow team- mates were Carol Dyer, Claire Witzell, Rita Brosseau, Mary lane Fabisak, Ioan Lizotte. Eileen Bresse, Carol Archer, and Kathleen Andrews. We were very proud of the nine girls elected to the National Honor Society, the highest pos- sible honor conferred upon anyone in high school. Congratulations to Kathleen Andrews, Iudy Simoni, Rita Brosseau, Ioan Lizotte, Carolyn LeDrew, Barbara Roche, Mary lane Fabisak, Eileen Bresse and Agnes Houston. Iohn Thorburn, Spike Marotte, Fred Tassinari and Paul Bradley were the four juniors on the basketball squad. Again this year many girls showed up for basketball. Agnes Houston, Claire Witzell, Mary Iane Fabisak, Ioan Lizotte, Carol Archer, Marilyn Dusseault, Carol Lindbohm. and Kathleen Andrews were the enthusiastic players. Our teams were urged on by the excellent cheer- N' C 4---f: Q ? Q ., ff V , 'Z ,A X .f f X42 f 4' A M jd, , . fa.-Av , l1'1,'.-,'1'Wn3.':: ':'u 'I. 'Zvi' f , If V K :if L 9 fx , f y A r f f ,W f X f A 4' W 'WAI 1 'agp - Mm f J' ,: f, + pi v , Q by 'f ,zz ff, gg , . ,fr 3 I .-f f . 5 fr V, V ,Mg I I A ny f ing of Maryann Smith, Iudy Simoni, and Rachel Wheelock. We had the most successful Iunior Prom in the history of Wayland High School. Our class President, Barbara Roche. was chosen Queen with Rita Brosseau, Beth Cusumano and Ioan Tewksbury in the court. Paul Senory, Fred Tassinari, Iohn Thorburn, and Paul Bradley helped our team to have a fairly good season on the baseball diamond. Our girls, Carol Lindbohm, Ioan Lizotte, Nancy McEnroy, Carolyn LeDrew, Carol Dyer, Ioan Tewksbury, Maryann Smith, Marilyn Dusseault, and Claire Witzell, beat Sudbury in one of the better softball games of the season. Marilyn Hiezmann was the manager. Paul Senory and Iudy Simoni were elected to represent us at Boys' and Girls' State for a week during the summer. Iohn MacKeen brought honor to our class by placing third in the Math Contest conducted by Mr. Boothroyd. Also he was given the Harvard Award for the highest marking junior boy. Carole Haugh and Paul Senory led the Class of '55 down the aisle at graduation, thus bring- ing our junior year to a close. We have finally reached our destination. We are THE SENIORS! Again this year we had three new-comers to our class. They were Nathalie Baker. lim Berry, and the return of Barbara Beal. We have been able to hold our heads high under the guiding hand of our class officers. Paul Senory, President: Paul Bradley, Vice- President: Mary lane Fabisak. Secretary: and Agnes Houston, Treasurer. Once again our Stu- dent Council representatives were all girls, Iudy Simoni, Ianet Shepard, Barbara Roche, and Carolyn LeDrew. Paul Senory, the President, was later appointed to Student Council. Even though the opening of school was de- layed, our football squad started practice under the leadership of captains, Spike Marotte, and Fred Tassinari. Other senior squad members were lohn Thorburn, Ronny Houghton, Paul Bradley, Paul Senory, and Buster Keating. After beating Weston by a score of 18-0 in the final game of the season, we held our annual football dance. Barbara Wilbur and many other seniors were busy helping with decorations. The dance was spotlighted by an enormous cake, beauti- fully decorated with all the names of the players, coaches, and managers, made by Kathleen Andrews and Agnes Houston. Let's not forget our field hockey team. This year under the leadership of Captain Ioan Lizotte, the girls surpassed last year's record and did not win a game. The following girls were on the team just the same: Rita Brosseau, Eileen Bresse, Claire Witzell, Carol Archer, Carol Dyer, Agnes Houston, and Kathleen Andrews. Mary lane Fabisak and Marilyn Heizmann were the managers. Early this fall Paul Senory and Barbara Roche were elected co-editors of the Yearbook with Rita Brosseau, Business Manager. For the second time in the history of Wayland High we conducted a record poll on WHDH's Boston Ballroom. Representing our school were Fred Tassinari. Paul Senory, Eileen Bresse, and Carol Dyer. By the way the top tune was Six- teen Tons. After winning the Dual County League Cham- pionship, our magnificent team, composed of Spike Marotte, Iohn Thorburn, and Co-captains, Paul Bradley and Fred Tassinari, journied to Natick for the first of the Tech. Tourney games. In the quarter finals we outwitted Sacred Heart of Weymouth 47-38. The next week in the semi- finals we tromped over East Bridgewater 60-49. Bridgewater beat us by a close margin in the finals, but still our basketball team will go dovsm in the history of the school. Not to be outmatched by the boys the girls continued their record on the basketball court by not winning a game. This fabulous record was upheld by Ianet Shepard, Claire Witzell, Marilyn Dusseault, Ioan Lizotte, Agnes Houston, and our Co-captains Carol Lindbohm and Carol Archer. Carolyn LeDrew and Kathleen Andrews were the managers. Eileen Bresse was elected our DAR good citi- zen and also our representative at Student Government Day, two very great honors. For the second time in Wayland High a boy was chosen for DAR: Fred Tassinari had the honor. Three members of our class were received into the National Honor Society. Everyone was very proud of Carol Archer, Marilyn Heizmann, and john MacKeen. ln the spring we put on a comedy call Young April, which was a tremendous success. We shall never forget all the trouble Mr. Taylor and Miss Gilmore went to for us. The leads were Catherine Regan, Paul Bradley, Iohn Lizotte, Bob Keefe, Carole Haugh. Spike Marotte and Mary lane Fabisak. Other members of the cast were Kathleen Andrews, Ianet Shepard, Iudy Simoni, Iohn Thorburn, Paul Senory, Ronny Houghton, Carolyn LeDrew, and Beth Cusumano. The back stage help was Nathalie Baker and Agnes Houston and the usherettes were Carol Archer, Barbara Beal, Rita Brosseau, Ioan Tewksbury, Rae Wheelock, and Claire Witzell, The following day we had the Sports Banquet. After a hearty meal the awards and jackets were given out. Paul Senory and Carol Lindbohm worthily were given the Babe Ruth Good Sports- manship Award while Fred Tassinari deservingly received the W.H.S. Best Athlete Award. Fifteen girls and seven boys got jackets. We, seniors will always be remembered for our outstanding selling ability. The following boys practiced this in Way-Co: Mickey Gladu, Bruce King, Buster Keating, Spike Marotte, Iohn Laughlin, and Ronny Houghton. Again this year Iohn MacKeen bestowed hon- ors on our class by placing first in the math test conducted by Mr. Demeo. He also came in sec- ond in Massachusetts in the UN Scholarship. He was given S50 and the honor of shaking the Governor's hand. For the first time in Wayland we participated in the state wide Science Fair. We were thrilled when Mary Iane Fabisak got honorable mention. Kathleen. Andrews Agnes Houston be waplanh utnn tier K T JUNE, 1966 EXTRA ! LATEST FASHION PARADE A fashion show was held last week at the home of Hollywood's most celebrated interior decorator. Nathalie Baker. The fashion show was made up completely of Cusumano originals. Among Miss Baker's guests were Barbara Beal of the famous Bealsie's Bubblegum chain, Carol Dyer, a major in badminton at Katie Gibbs, and Claire Witzell, travel- ing yo-yo demonstrator. The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Hot-tempered Bedheads has announced the name of their new President - Miss Kathleen Andrews. Kathleen, one of the founders of the club, has helped induct such distinguished members as Mary Ann Parr, wife of the famous cattle rancher: and Fuller Brush Man. Iohn Laughlin. Universal-International's top make-up artist Diane Dudgeon today announced that she is through with Ieff. After years of waiting. she decided playboy Ralph Marotte was far more distinguished. Miss Diane also does the make-up work for many TV 1 I E Vue? U1 I X . X' mm P WN' 14, ' G U , ' I ff' V if lliii xl A tl' :M - Q-...I 5 AE ..., QNLQL 40 A-BOMB SECRETS programs including Private Secretary, starring Carol Archer. Eileen Bresse has taken another step up the ladder of fame by completing a tour of Europe. Miss Bresse has been traveling with the nationally known opera company of Madame Fabisak. We all remember Madame Fabisak as the latest in King Farouk's collection. Miss Bresse will be returning to America where she will be making guest apperances at sev- eral of the better known schools for girls - including f, O Y' I-O V l l S r ancl I c, s X p Wf ' I f 4 r 1' f 5 i ff, I r':f6 . If I 5 I j. C !4? I . 1' ' fra Winn ' the Charming Miss School of Boston. Director of the school, Iames Berry, would like to add here. that interviews for French teachers are being scheduled now. Mr. Paul Senory. the French professor at the present time, is teaching a course on Making French Charming. However. he seems to be concen- trating more on the charming than the French. Lindy, Crowl, and Dos have released their latest platter - Moonlight on the Sudbury River. This tender ballad has captured the hearts of Americans sending its sales soaring to thousands in the first WAYLAND TOWN CRIER. IUNE, 1966 few days. Show business hasn't had a smash like this since Catherine Reganelli hit Broadway with the musical comedy Cheaper by the Dozen. Miss Rita Brosseau. socialite of the nationally known Newbury chain, was selected best diamond polisher in New England. She was chosen by Miss Barbara Roche. an owner of controlling stock in Dunkin' Donuts. and awarded a lifetime supply of chocolate honey-dipped jelly donuts. ieyre ou l1lon'5 L lg 7 Golan. at-If T ' 5 lt, lg orifu i N Sum QQ 4 N An ace reporter for the Wayland Town Crier found out late yesterday afternoon that Donald Graves' secret mission to Russia was to give the Reds his latest plans for the destruction of the earth. We expect, however. the competition of Alan Lynch. a Nobel prize winner, to discourage Graves in this latest venture. Marlee Heizmann, Director of Admissions at Har- vard University has been called for jury duty in a local court. Lawyer Ioan Tewksbury. who specializes in teenage accident cases is standing against the Wilbur Speeding Club of Wayland. On the Sports scene. Umpire Ag Houston is still ill from the effects of a coke bottle she met. Coach Bradley, heart-throb of MacKeen University announced early this moming that Fred Tassinari has been unanimously voted Honorary President of the Little League Association. The presentation will be made by Professor Iohn Thorburn, who teaches the Basic Principles of an Effective Love Letter, later this evening. Daring Bob Keefe, professionally known as Keefe Roberts has published another book in his series on wild game of Africa. Bob. hunter of wild African game is famous for luring his catch to a snare with his blaring trumpet - a variation of the Pied Piper routine. He thus catches the game live bringing them back to America for the zoos. Nurse Ioan Lizotte of the American Animal Rescue League has been assigned full care of the animals on their ioumey across the ocean. Mademoiselle Carolyn LeDrew would like to re- mind everyone of the fine designing and seamstress work done in Buster's newest ladies' lingerie shop - Keating's Kool Nightie Nights. Mal Dusseault, private secretary on Eleanor's alli- gator farm in Florida, recently wrote the Crier telling us that in a recent iazzband election. Iudy Simoni was elected Salvation An'ny's best tuba player. As a prize she received a free McEnroy Super BB Treat. Last week Nancy received a gold soda trophy for selling her millionth original Super BB Treat. Carole Haugh, known fjoshingly, of coursel as a mental case, is undergoing mental treatment at Shepard Hospital for Flipped Lids. The sever shock or receiving an A in PD after these ten years upset her nervous system so, that she is expected to be under observation several weeks. Eileen Bresse Mary lane Fabisak Carolyn LeDrew I ,V A1 ,ig j in AL ' l ie' if B 4.5 X9 41 Cl Ill We, the class of 1956, being sound of mind at times and stout of heart always, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament with promises or prophecies heretofore made by us. In witness whereof, we the class of '56 set our hand to this, our last will, including the attestation clause and signa- tures of witnesses to our names, this twelfth day of Iune in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-six. Article 1. Bruce King wills to Bobby Regan his ability to bluff his way through his Senior Year. Art. 2. Mary lane Fabisak wills a half-used bottle of Peroxide to Noel Willard. Art. 3. Ioan Lizotte wills to loyce Mulligan, the Field Hockey scoreboard with the empty spaces for the goals, hoping that next year's team fills them in. Art. 4. Carol Nancy DeWolfe hereby leaves her Iunior class friend, Ianet Archer, a bed pan to carry on her work at the rest home. Art. 5. Barbara Wilbur wills to Noni Perry her ability to skip successfully. Art. 6. Rachel Wheelock leaves a special telephone to her brother, Alden, to accommodate all the calls from his female fans. Art. 7. Barbara Beal, knowing how hard it is to get away with certain things, wills her original All Purpose Book of Excuses to Iune McSherry. Good Luck, Iune! Art. 8. To Steve McComisky, Ronnie Houghton be- queaths the notes and diagrams done of hot rods, during the duration of his school time. Art. 9. Paul and Barbara, Co-Editors, wish to pass along this lovely brief case to Dorothy Boesenberg, President of the Iunior Class, to be used for the Reflector of 1957. Art. 10. Marilyn Dusseault leaves to lane Mary Ferguson, a reserved sign to be used at all times when she goes into the girls' room. Art. ll. Kathleen Andrews leaves Bruce Dusseault Miss Sanderson and her telephone number. Art. 12. Agnes Houston wills Patty Palmer a horse. Art. 13. Fred Tassinari wills to George Richardson a pair of shoulder pads to help him down Cerutti. Art. 14. Paul Senory leaves his French knowledge to George Bradley. Art. 15. Mickey Gladu hereb'y wills to George Bradley his pencil and paper to continue writing notes to you know who. Art. 16. Grace Catherine Regan bequeaths to Iames Oliver McKenzie the Hot Honeywagonn for future use. Art. 17. Ianet Shepard leaves an alarm clock, set according to school clocks, to Cynthia Clifford so that she and Sandra Bolton can get to school on time. Art. l8. Rita Brosseau leaves to Dotty Boesenberg, a pair of roller skates to help her get around the school. Art. 19. Diane Dudgeon leaves her Ieff Chandler button to her sister, Gail. Art. 20. Paul Keating wills to Mr. Burns, a pet bear who will keep him company during his sixth period English Class. .Art. 21. Donald Graves leaves a book entitled The Invisible Smoker and his smoking jacket to Bobby Brewer. Art. 22. A Senior girl leaves her heart to Bill Fletcher. Art. 23. Nancy McEnroy wills Robert Parker an ice cream scoop, so that he can take over where she left off. b lArt. 24. Carol Dyer leaves lean Otto a pocket-size joke O '. 42 Art. 25. Eileen Bresse, bequeaths to Iigger Cardillichio, a book titled How to get along with the Teachers. Art. 26. Carol Haugh leaves her A in French to Nicky Willard for his unnoticed efforts. Art. 27. Bob Keefe wills his church key to Bob McAndrews and hopes that he will take loving care of it as it is a precious heirloom. Art. 28. Iohn Laughlin leaves a Wayland tie to C. B. Kelton for his outstanding selling ability. Art. 29. Ioan Tewksbur'y wills to Pat Ferreira her per- sonal book How to Prevent Accidents. Happy readin'g, Pat. Art. 30. Teddie Baker wills her pink elephant to Evi Krummel for good luck in returning to Austria. Here's another one for your collection, Evi. Art. 31. Allen Lynch and Eleanor Perrin leave their shy laughing picture to Wayland High. Art. 32. For the past two years Marilyn Heizmann has been willed bobby pins to keep her curly locks curly. After careful consideration she has decided to will that prized and much used possession to Sandra Bolton. Art. 33. A certain senior girl leaves a map of Wayland's dimly lit roads to Iigger Cardillichio. Art. 34. Carol Archer wills to Karen Weeks a big. red cardboard devil because she's got plenty to spare. Art. 35. Carolyn LeDrew leaves Frannie Brosseau a modern art painting. Art. 36. Mary Ann Smith leaves tonsils to Ieannie Houghton for cheering. Art. 37. Doris Thorne leaves a book on How to Get a Boy to Take a P.G. Course to Kristen Iensen. Art. 38. Beth Cusumano wills to her sister, Ellen, a scooter so that she will be on time more often. Art. 39. Claire Witzell leaves her goaly pads to Ianet Archer. Art. 40. Spike Marotte leaves his book on How to Do Exercises to George Richardson. Art. 41. Paul Bradley leaves his good luck with this year's basketball team to Nicky Willard. Art. 42. Barbara Roche wills to her brother, Charles Roche, her keys to the Merc so he can do errands for the Senior class next year. Art. 43. Carol Lindbohrn leaves to Carol Deverell some long shots for Basketball. Maybe these will help the team next year. Art. 44. Iudy Simoni, Ianet Shepard, and Barbara Roche wish to pass on their gift of the book entitled How to Get Into Trouble Successfully to Frannie Brosseau, Sandra Simoni, and Ieanne Houghton. Good luck, kids. Art. 45. Iohn MacKeen wills to Iohn Lynch his Math Book to help him get the answers to win the Math contest next year. Art. 45. ludy Simoni and Mary lane Fabisak will the long and short of it to the incoming senior class. Art. 47. Iohn Thorburn wills his acting ability to Earl Woods. 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I wf .fx if Lawn ,..- gi ,N Ayf - anew 1 .ww f e- 1 ' z 4 .fri .,,.r4- ,.,,.,y ,a '04 ,.,4,1x , Nuff. - . D First How: I. Archer. D. Slade. I. McSherry. D. Boesenberg, K. Wood. Mr. Rossi. K. Weeks, C. Clifford, B. Fair. F. Woods. Second Row: R. Germano. P. Petelle, G. Thorpe. R. Brewer. C. Roche, I. Schofield. I. MacKenzie, R. Mcl-lndrew. Cl SS UF I957 l lo. Ollicers: Seated: Dorothy Boesenberg, President: Claire Robert Brown Zumlux. Vice President. Robert Brown. Treasurer: Sandra Simoni, Secretary. Oratorical Contest Winner Future Carpenters? f' Pcxrlez-vous frangais? Row 1: S. Bolton, C. Zanden, V. Thomas, S. Simoni, E. Krummel, A. Kane, I. Mulligan, F. Brosseau, A. Withington, C. Deverell, D. Campbell. Row 2: S. Marshall, R. Erwin, R. York, R. Brown, A. Witzell, R. Truesdell, T. White. Row 3: E. Woods, R. Parker, N. Willard, G. Fichter, K. Fluhr, W. Fletcher. , W. f,,g99'f9Mq5oo 1 I i Y' iff I y Q W: X lwv:.:nul1 Yr ' 1 mv WWYWW :M First Row: M. Turner. S. Dumaine, D. Herland, I. Wesley. B. Wood, C. Dunnan. M. Hoven I. Duggan, K. Iensen, L. Dunkley, A. Walsh, L. Conway, M. Donovan, I. Otto. Second Row: B. Eckler, C. Kelton, P. Lundy, H. Wildman, T. Hill. L. Cherry, N. Willard S. Richardson. A. Coe, P. Baker. B. Dusseault, D. Hollis. Third Row: R. Columbe. P. Gierasche. R. Bruce, A. Wheelock. R. Pierce, T. Cutter, G. Newton H. Lucey. F. Berg. C. Schneider. F. Nichols. I. Kelly. CLASS UF I9 Secretary B. Simpson Class President - George Bradley Treasurer - George Newton Vice-President I. Otto A three-minute timing 'S .....f' Artists at Work First Row: M. Ferguson, P. Honen, C. Thorne, I. Smith, B. Morrell, G. Bowles, I. Howland, P. Wilkinson, A. Smith, L. Dusseault, B. Holmes, G. Parker. Second Row: I. Pettigrew, I. Mosse, I. Bcxmforth, M. DiModicc, R. Regan, R. O'Connell, I. LeBlanc, R. Allen, E. Bigwood. MPG! f 1 D1 I I 1 . 36' 33, fi 44 W M' I . , ,M 3 1 g ,. lar... i I? 'TW 5 . 'V E M' . M 4 1 ,. M . ,. K, A.. . ,pf Vannelli. H. Morin. B. Pearson. B. Howland. B. Marshall, G. Dcxshiell. I. O'Lear'y. R. Fichter, H. Henry. U. Riley. K. Iones. D. Hause, L. Benson. H. Wollcxrd. M. Schick. B. Eckler. I. Longtime. C. Campbell. R. LaPointe. S. Hayes. I. Arnold. H. Stahl, D. Swift. I. Simoni. D. Osmond. C. VanderClute. R. Bragcmti. Cl UF I9 9 E s E . . 1 OFFICERS: G. Quackenbos, Vice-President: I. Arnold. Secretary: I. Brown. C Treasurer. M. Schick, President. 1 1. .J l. R MJ This is work ? ? ? N Briefcase missing, Mr. Burns? 25252 ig fi Mm 313 On your knees. Iuniors! M ' 1 I 4 IFN-. ZZZzzzzzzzzz r , ,1 -.' rv . .'l' r ,, .-1-wx,-.1 'A x A L! 4.1 r, . ' ' . . . . 1 1-., . 1 1 1 ,Uv - 1 r V4 .,.,. 4 1 , - . fp-,' . ' ' A -,.,,. -:, -.w..- 1 1 . ., ,.. .Hz 'A ,. .'.. ,, J I .. .1'1.. .' A N ', 1 I x 1 X 1 , y ., 'x . .,. ..'-' ,-1 . ',,.' .V f, ....:',,- ...W WW -',.,- - I ,.,-.Q 450 --12. Q 1. I . .cz-:J-'V-5 .i 'R W 'W M . .. j ,rnf hr. h 4 X x T N. MW. X f 1 2 , F' 0 5 Mx . xr ' ' I. Q 47-5 ,. x I H42 E Q. ' ' I' ff 4 'N x v X X . ' fl y C9 S x x k - ' ' 5 W 'JJ I 'X I 1 'r 5 I fm! X ' 'YYY f X Yugi:-gr- I 1 F r 'VI JAY: J x I. I l, writ, 5:1 . ' 2fflN' g ' xx ' VI 5. ' , lf W 'W A - X 1 ' 1 . . ,- X ,IQ t Wu l . H -if X M W A : u ii x V f' ,L .jf 'l f' Ll' 4 1 3 if f ' I , ' u . ,3. .jjf?.F.-.K,2+,.:,,,-,. QQ5g1'.f ,' 1' 51 f' L' 1f r' , I-L' .' H'-' ln, ' .AI W 7e?2i1af9-?gi'f7..5':L1'1 'gfff ' . 1 , i'.gy.' f'.f',a'ig:tf yi, Q!'Ljf..- .',1. C ,ff T-3.3 M, -.Q ,gfQ?,'1.71'L f ,yi '--if-'.,jqg.,fiffqfjfifff 1352 . ' xl . li.f5?fif1?3.QgiH2ll 51: .igf1.jLQ 7 '21 I .ff 71. 5253.3 gf,'.I3.'2c74.'-A-'-:2 lf., 2 .'4' .'Vf . lv '1wf ',, J.. '15 , 4 . Lv' ' ' f . . v 1 C.D.L TUBE T C011 all Ki. f , ' . . vi., ff I rr r t Pres., I. Simoni: Vice-Pres.. I. Houghton. Sec., C. LeDrew, Treas. D. Herlcmd. The Student Council is the sole student governing body. Its members. from every class in the high school, are elected by their classmates. The Student Council is the voice of the students. Its responsibility is to convey the wishes of the student body to the faculty. Its object is to prepare and educate the students in the iob of selt-governing. The Council helps to further a spirit ot cooperation throughout the school. This year the Council visited neighboring high schools to better understand how their Councils function. For the third consecutive year the Council has aided the Kiwanis Club with a Halloween Party. It has sponsored a paper drive. paid assemblies and after-school candy selling. This year the Constitution was amended to allow the Presidents of each class to become Student Council members. Front Row: I. Simoni, I.. Cherry, D. Herland, I. Simoni, I. Houghton. C. LeDrew, D. Boesenberg, P. Ferreira Back Row: B. Roche. B. Lundy. P. Senory, G. Bradley, I. Shepard. S. Simoni. wt sw' CH TTER-BUX Whether it be news of coming events or news of recent events that the student body is looking for. they can turn to the school newspaper, the Chatterbox. Whether it is the big game of the year or just a casual record hop. you will find com- plete details in the newspaper. Is your favorite reading mystery or comedy? You will find just the story or poem to suit your taste in the Chatterbox. Let-'s hope it keeps up the good work in years to come! Ag helps Mary Iane. Editor When's the deadline? First Row: K. Weeks. I. Simoni, S. Simoni, M. Fabisak. M. Heizmann, B. Cusamano, I. Shepard. Second Row: I. Duggan, K. Andrews, R. Brosseau, A. Kane. E. Bresse, F. Brosseau, R. Brown. M. Hoven, I. Lizzotte Third Row: D. Herland, N. Willard, I. Berry, E. Woods. V. Thomas. A. Houston. C. Haugh. 1 5 . T A ., ' mm smut 'll RUN IWIKBRX P wi -we f . if 1' any fx , .sg , , DRI ER ' P EDUC Tlll Lett to right: Mr. Strickland. K. Andrews, I. MacKeen. A. Lynch. This year the School's Driver Education Course has increased immensely. The high school has at its convenience a 1956 Chevrolet through the cour- tesy of Cochituate Motors. So far approximately 300 students have received their license through this program. In order to receive their license the student must have class room instruction and behind the wheel experience. The students of Wayland are very fortunate to have cr Driver Education Program tree, and every- one is waiting patiently for his tum at the wheel. Way-co is our school store. organized and sup- ported by the Commercial Law and Salesmanship classes. Pupils who are interested. buy shares of stock in the store which sells pencils, erasers. rulers, ink. book covers. and gym equipment to the entire school. At the end of the school year, inventory is taken and the remaining supplies are tumed over to the school. Then the profit is figured and dividends are paid to the stockholders. Every pupil is proud and happy to receive his dividend, gained by his cooper- ation and support. Left to right: Mr. Gladu. B. King. I. Laughlin. R. Marotte, P. Gladu, P. Keating. R. Houghton. WA C0 -san. ..-1 Y ft 2394549 I ,ff 4 .hi f l ' 41,6 so ' P J' PRUJIECTUP1' CLUB All of us are grateful to the Proiector's Club. Many times throughout the year its members have contributed to our classes. They help us to grasp ideas and gain full knowledge and also show movies in other places in town for entertainment and educational pur- poses. The members are competent and skillful which may aid them after graduation. A mass meeting of the Pro1ector's Club. , - -JR., - .. . , w ,w,.:.,Y..,,.y........+..--..- '. A-sf-wf.4.u .rv H f -- A , r w A ' 1, 5 l I t 1 . Q A A . . ' t I 79 is I I. .y . . , .4 I yy I1 -- ,. Bl- HI-CHEM CLUB X Officers: C. LeDrew. President: G. Richardson, Vice- President: G. Newton, Secretary: R. Brown. Treasurer. The Bi-Phi-Chem Club was origi- nated this year. Mrs. Bailey is the faculty sponsor. The club is made up of students from biology. physics. and chemistry classes. A very successful Science Fair was held this year with first prizes won by M. I. Fabisak. R. Lucey. C. Snyder. and E. Henderson. Robert Lucey placed second in the Engineering Division of the State Science Fair. and Mary Iane Fabisak and Earl Woods received Honorable Mentions. First Row: M. I. Fabisak. E. Krummel, C. LeDrew, I Lizotte R Trusdale I. Otto. N. Willard. Second Row: E. Woods, C. Snyder, S. Marshall, G Newton C Deverell D. Campbell. A. Houston. Third Row: Mrs. Bailey, R. Brown. A. Lynch, R Lucey I MacKeen G. Richardson. D. Graves. B. Fletcher. I. Lynch 56 .M f V -'ww v 1.5 Q 'W we W' -1 'D I. Brown. D. Irwin, B. McAndrews, S. Simoni, I. Dug'gan. D. Bosenberg. I. Lizotte R. Brousseau, C. Iensen. I. Mulligan. Row 1: A. Kane, I. Archer. I. McSherry. C. Zanden, F. Brosseau. S. Marshall, B. Gregory, Row 2: C. DeWolfe, C. Lindbohm, G. Parker, M. Dusseault, R. Wheelock, D. Thorne, B. Brown. B. Yorke, I. McKenzie, R. Houghton, N. Baker, D. Herland. L. Conway, M. Hoven. M. Vanelli. Row 3: S. DuMaine. C. Rydberg, P. Honen, I. Tewksbury, N. McEnro y. K. Fluhr. F. Berg. I. Schofield, B. Keeie. P. Fichter, I. Smith, M. Ferguson, C. LeDrew, I. Allen. Row 4: B. Parker, M. Vlass. I. Davis, C. Witzell, R. Fichter, N. Willard. K. Woods, N. Willard, G. Richardson. B. Parker, T. Hill. B. Woods, L. Benson, E. Krummel, A. Walsh. Clllli Each week the Chorus and Glee Club meet to enjoy two periods of group singing. In this way many students have become aware of their musical abilities. The Girls' Chorus is made up of Senior High girls who lift their voices and thoughts in melody and three-part harmony. With this spirit. good music and comradeship is The Glee Club is made up of both girls and boys who enjoy participating in the various forms of concerted singing. The music of the Chorus's range from selec- tions from old favorites down to the contribu- tions of modern composers. Music is sung which is received into the hearts of all. developed. GIRL ' CHUPIU Row 1: D. Thorne, L. Bresse. K. Andrews, I. McSherry. I. Archer, M. Dusseault, C. Zanden. I. Duggan, M. Hovan, M. Heizman. S. Simoni. Row 2: C. Archer, K. Weeks. V. Thomas, N. Baker. D. Bossenberg, R. Wheelock, C. Dyer. F. Brosseau. D. Slade. E. Peck. . Row 3: M. Ferguson. N. Willard, C. Lindbohm, N. McEn'roy, I. Tewksbury. P. Honen, B. Woods. T. Hill. C. Rydber' g. Row 4: G. DeShield, I. Davis. L. Benson, B. Arnold, M. Vlass. D. Ienks, A. Stahl, R. Fichter. M. Vanelli, I. Allen. . .Mum--I . I CIILLEGE CLUB First Row: M. Fabisak, I. Otto, M. Hoven, D. Herland, I. Lizotte, E. Bresse, A. Houston K. Andrews, R. Brosseau, C. LeDrew, I. Simoni, B. Cusuimano, M. Heizmann, C. Haugh Second Row: R. Fichter, M. Turner, M. Donovan, A. Walsh, L. Conway, A. Kane, S. Simoni E. Krummel. I. Mulligan, I. McSherry, E. Cusumano, N. Willard, P. Palmer. Third Row: A. Cassella, B. Wood, C. Archer, C. Severell, K. Weeks, D. Campbell, S. Dumaine T. Hill, I. Cherry, L. Cherry, I. Duggan, C. Dunnan, U. Riley, D. Osmand. Fourth Row: I. Arnold, I. Davis, L. Benson, G. DeShields, B. Lundy, C. VanderClute, A. Stahl L. Wheelock, H. Henry, I. Wesle'y, D. Ienks, V. Thomas. L. Wolfram. Miss Mary Gianferanti, a Fullbright Scholar spoke to the group on Italy and its beauty culture, and customs, at the tea held by the Club. First Row: S. Marshall, R. Irwin, G. Quackenbos, T. Turner, I. Simoni. B. Eckler, B. Gregory. H. Wollard, B. Eckler. Second Row: B. Dusseault, R. Truesdell, R. Nichols, C. Kelton, D. Hollis, I. Kelly, C. Schynder, R. McAndrew, R. Hayes, D. Hause. I. Gebhardt, L. Ruggiero, B. Delaney. Third Row: R. Brown, A. Lynch, G. Newton. R. Lucey, P. Baker, W. Fletcher, R. Yorke, M. Schick, I. Tanger, B. Kearsley, I. Warsky, I. Longtine, E. Woods. Fourth Row: I. Lynch, P. Senory, C. Roche, P. Bradley, R. Braganti, B. Bruce, P. Gierach, D. Graves, I. MacKeen, R. Keele, N. Willard, P. Fichter, R. Columbe. Filth Row: R. Wildman, F. Berg, S. Richardson, T. Cutter, R. Pierce, K. Fluhr, A. Wheelock, G. Richardson, F. Tassinari, G, Thorp, A. Coe. P9 - N m Q p-, N 'Al Q P5 ' L 5 Q f J - I ,ms I1 Ps f-. , . as 5 3 - . . H 439' . , 1421. bg' ' f r -- -Iwfwfa' - ff .1 . f if gy,-1:11.33 l - I M ' - f. ,M - --- . -g Q . I ml ln' A Mi 25' Afziin ' M ' f A r i Fi 2 'ff The College Club is made up of students who are seriously planning on some form of post high school training. Throughout the year Career Programs are sponsored by this group Meetings are held with Admissions Officers from various colleges and advanced training programs who discuss with students matters pertaining to the advantages of a higher edu cation and the requirements necessary to ob tain this education. The Club tries to stimulate higher education and better scholarship FIHE QU D The Fire Squad is composed of mem- bers of the Senior High School. It is fighters and the checkers. H a iire alarm is sounded. the tire-fighters re- port immediately to a central location where they are ready to tight any tire in the building or on the grounds. The checkers check every room in the building. making sure doors and win- dows are shut and electricity and appliances turned oft, then report to the faculty advisor. First Row: R. Gray, C. Witzell, I. Welchel, S. Marshall, C. Zanden. Second Row: I. MacKeen. B. Brewer. Third Row: I. Thorburn, K. Woods. R. Trusdale. Fourth Row: K. Andrews. A. Houston, B. Regan. First Row: Roy Bradley. Ierry Ioyce, David Hollis, Iohn Simoni. Frank Hartin, Bobby Emery. Roger Hewitt. David Rowan, Iohn Loker. Bobby Lizotte. Second Row: Eleanor Perrin. Betsy Lundy. Ianet Scott. Nancy Damon. Sandra Owens. Elizabeth Woodson. Panela Dunnan, Marilyn Heizmann, Eileen Bresse, Iohanna McCann, Valorie Finlay, Carolyn Thome. Third Row: Iohn Mahoney. Iames Sullivan. Iohn Woodcock. Ianet Shepard. Agnes Houston, Kathleen Andrews, Mary Iane Fabisak, Cynthia Dunnan, Carolyn LeDrew, Iohn MacKeen, David Furst, Henry Masse. Iohn Kelly. Fourth Row: Maynard Hilton. Iosephine De Paulo. lerry Welchel, Paul Tierney, Iohn Laughlin, Richard Morris, Steven Hayes. Eddie Marsh, Iack Hanes, Douglas Denniman, Paul Senory. Michael Schick. of? UAQQ 59 divided into two groups. the fire- f I iw 3. BU W! Mr. Griifen. C. Ycxrrish. K. Riggs, I. Simoni. S. Stevens, R. Brossecxu, M. A. Lundy. I. Lizotte. C. LeDrew. A. Houston. .Q fling 1?--as .1 . NATIUNA The Francis Wayland Chapter of the National Honor Society has as its four main objectives, Scholarship. Charac- ter, Service. and Leadership. Each year. at the termination of the first semester. the faculty selects those members of the junior and senior classes. who having attended Wayland High School for a minimum of one year. best exemplify those four requisites. A candidate's scholastic average must be B or better for his entire school program. At the impressive induction ceremony held each spring. those students elected to the National Honor Society receive pins and certificates as tokens of membership. After the induction, parents and friends of members were guests at a breakfast held in the seminar room. In the evening. the Parent-Teacher Association provided a most enjoyable banquet at the historic Wayside Inn for the members. Many parents and friends attended. This year members of the National Honor Society headed a drive to collect good used toys to be sent to a children's polio clinic in Fall River. Many articles were collected which will provide hours of enjoyment for the patients who attend the clinic. H 0 tt 0 R UCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I 515.46 7 C:-9:6 :- 'nl-ff . fl -0'-'v--H--f'1 A-.14-v ' -w?4Il'vavm.1n'r ' gl.-.ggi - .-,. ., C. Yarrish. S. Stevens, K. Riggs, M. A. Lundy, F. Boesenberg, C. Houston, S. Robinson. M. I. Fabisak, B. Roche, H. Wade, K. Andrews, E. Brossc, A. Houston, C. LcDrow, I. Lizotte, R. Brosseau, I. Simoni. Cl SS A 'R i diff? , , V, 4551i'1' V me-hi? ajft- we 'Q- J:f++ X faer- fri W f I Shirley and Carol give t e prophecy. 5' W H 1 , f WgW::'A7 3 'f if ' XR .L , ,f Z ,,,, in 5, I ff , ,, 1 f , 'fp' . x 352 X A' ' 7 X . 'A J vw if ,, N' xx A 'S gg - , 9 E, , K -.. Use it well. Bobby. 62 , wmaqpg The Class Song is sung. Cath and Timmy read the History. IGHT For the Seniors, Class Night is one of the most enjoyable occasions of their school life and is surpassed only by graduation. The Class History was read by Catherine Houston and Tim Smith. Shirley Stevens and Carol Yarrish prophesized the future. Through Tom Longtine and Andy Kerr the departing Seniors bequeathed gifts to the underclassmen. To complete the evening there were refresh- ments iollowed by dancing. The evening started with happiness, but there was a bit of sadness at the close, as the Seniors realized that their high school days were nearly over. The night was a success! Orchids for you, Miss Gilmore ek M55 rf 3 1 , i . ' i , ' F' l, - ig..i'- ' ' . ' ,- l r HR DU Tl Yo um MUST BE M... Pomp and Circumstance rings through the air as the Seniors make their way to the stage. Susan Robinson, Carol Yarrish, Andrew Kerr. and Shirley Stevens give their views on the theme, Youth Must Be Educated. Lenore Butler recited the class poem and Edward Powers presented Mr. Griffin with the class gift. Special awards and scholarships are presented to the following deserving members of the graduating class: Shirley Stevens. Karen Riggs. Arthur Holmes, and Catherine Houston. Then suddenly it's all over and a new road appears to the members of the Class of 55. V l fill! -J, VUVJLATED Y . mm UUTH M .mnnmmu was EDUCATE8 h, S Wi .b. ,x - W. ,Km 'Mm er A .. X :ax l Fl- L .. 64 A - 195' 'DUTH EE EDUCAT F' IIE ENIBEP1 -- I IT TIII I9 2 U WI .-'yn-2' mn-ill it Good Sports 'f,, ,, .MQ ,JJ I F56 f+,,my ff W fffflfwwy A 1. 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M rs , , 1 ?g,,,M,,-g,',Qf?.g5'K y ,,Mm,41,fm'Hf W , 4: I . , , , , f , K 68 Our Coach F' W 73 14 I , Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Ashland Wayland Wayland 14 26 33 52 24 26 18 f'a',',.t Y N, ww, Noi, wm- X, , V51 is N cf ,, SCORES Millbury Westboro Maynard 0 6 14 Wilmington 0 Wayland 20 Westwood 0 Weston 0 sw Wim arf mmm Sfjxgffmagsng a 442 X' V' 7 'Sidi , f ,twins fXX?7?'2' ! ?3!6.'9rN First How: George Thorpe, Iohn LeBlanc, Spencer Richardson, lack Kelly, Bob Germano Ronald Houghton, David Sleeper, Ra'y Columbe, Robert Parker. Second Row: George Bradley. Paul Senory, Tom Cutter, Paul Bradley. Bob Wildman Kenny Woods, Barry Bruce, Paul Keating. Third Row: Ralph Marotte, Earl Woods, Mike Di Monica, Nick Willard, Bob Peirce, George Richerson, Fred Tassinari, Paul Fichter, Iohn Thorburn. Difoi x. -m. Boy is it cold! lust cz litile more. I-9l'5 G0 69 WE, ,. ..,,....,,., H- -, -,AA Y '. Y , -.Wx Q, x 15 A ff .,,, +5-.X . 1 .J 1' Q - Now get out there and . . . Undefeated Wayland met Undeteated Ash- land and lost the toughest game of the season 24 to 20. The game was a see-saw battle to the final gun. Parker scored on a 60-yard run. Tassinari scored a second touchdown and Paul Bradley scored on a pass for the third score. Wayland got back on the winning trail by beating Westwood 26 to 0 on a rain-soaked field. George Bradley scored three touchdowns and Parker one for the 26 to 0 score. Wayland met arch-rival Weston and Bow- ditch Field, Framingham, on a typical snowy winter day. Paul Bradley scored the first touch- down on a 19-yard pass play. George Bradley scored early in the third quarter and Paul Bradley scored his second of the day in the last period on cx short pass. This was the second year Wayland defeated Weston and by the same score, 18 to 0. 70 .9, 3. ga ,, 51' -HM' ' Q 1' it it tomme-M aff' The first game of the season was a victorious one for Wayland as the team rolled over Millbury 14 to 0. At the half Wayland High led 2 to 0 on Paul Senory's safety. In the second half. W. H. S. opened up as George Bradley and Bob Parker scored touchdowns. A strong stubborn Westboro Team was Way- land's next victim. Fred Tassinari led the team by scoring one touchdown on a 95-yard run and passing for two others. In the beginning of the second half, Tassinari passed to Bob Parker in the end zone for the score. George Bradley scored on an 80-yard run around right end. Wayland scored again on a twenty- yard pass play to Senory in the final quarter. Wayland visited Class C Maynard and came out on top 33 to 14. Ron Houghton scored on a 20-yard run up the middle in the first quarter. In the next quarter Parker raced 25 yards for the second score, and Tassinari ran 6 yards for another. George Bradley scored early in the third period on a ten-yard run and was fol- lowed by Bob Parker's 9-yard iaunt. Tassinari kicked 2 points and passed to Senory for the third. Wayland rolled over Wilmington 52-0 for the highest score ever chalked up by a Wayland eleven. Tassinari scored three touchdowns and passed to Senory for two more. Parker scored on a short run and Ron Houghton hit the middle for another six points. Nick Willard scored late in the last quarter for the longest and last touchdown of the game. Wha - - - hoppened V fx ., .4 , QA, N , . A .Q vit: X s 4: ig x iff Y W 4' 8 VY! QW 3? ge, J 4 5 H I ,,.,f, ' 1 f , A . 4.11, x ' 1 .. Af .-'. 4 P ,f , W, '-wx X ' .1 f gf -ww 4 ,. WJ, r . j, .,, , , A , A , , l , ,,,. ..:.,:. , .A r 64 ' .wi F '. , - f W ., v,. 4,,f. ..., ,. . , 1 .. ' .. 1 ' 'f?,Ia- nf I f f A A , ,. ,P 5 ..:,.36.., - .-, f, .f - .- 5 ' - H, I ' im- 2 Q gg' ,X 2' - , - if L3 il ',, I1 ' , - V., X 4-1, in , ' ' , Ai 'V , 2 'ff' , . I 0 , . . ,,,V 4 LM y W 1, 'f Y 'f ,w4i Q- fw 1 1. 1 f 5 -.Nu y ,nm 1 1 5 fig ' . milf! .f it 5 4, 5 y s X K '9 3 if Q v sn his 5 G gif 'W . Q 0 Inq lf 0 'Q f 5 'I Go - , 42? Do Your Stuii ? . luv. . V1 , 1 How about a cheer? 71 We B BETH Ll Up! Up! F ...,,..f.., , , Good! P1 .IK 71 H A + W' an L J L. ! .JI 1' L 1 W V J Uv N If x Kind of crowded. r' L UT HJ. I M dx E I!'s good Where is it? Make it count Up and in BASKETBALL 1955 - 56 Wayland played host to Maynard for the first game and first victory of a successful season. Dominatlng play from the start. four players ended up with double figures - Fred Tassinari. 16 - George Richardson. 13 - Paul Bradley. 13 - George Bradley. 12. Final score 72-40. Ashland was the second straight victory for Wayland. With little trouble, the Wayland five clobbered the visitors 87-42. Tassinari had 25 points. George Bradley was next with 19: fol- lowed by George Richardson with 14 and Paul Bradley with ll. The third win of the young season was notched up at the expense of Hopkinton. With a 6 point lead at the half. Wayland pounded on to win going away 82-54. George Bradley was high scorer with 24 points followed by Fred Tassinari and George Richardson with 20 and 17 respectively. Winning its fourth straight. Wayland traveled to Millis to trounce the Red and White 86-49. Richardson and Tassinari led with 25 points each while Paul and George Bradley got 12 and 13 points respectively. Unbeaten Wayland traveled to Ashland where they romped to a 75-25 victory. Tassinari tallied 21 while Paul Bradley tallied 14: George Bradley 12: Richardson 11: Willard 7. Wayland High substituted freely midway in the third period with Roche. Marotte, Thorbum, Parker and Washek seeing action. tta boy. George! Wayland High continued on the winning trail by downing Medfield 55-46. The top scorers were Tassinari with 22 and George Bradley with 18. Wayland's sixth victory was accomplished by racking up the Norfolk Aggies 85-43 at Wayland. The three players who hit double figures were Tassinari with 25, Richardson with 19 and George Bradley with 20. Wayland squeezed out a victory over Sud- bury High 52-48. George Richardson scored 16. George Bradley 13. and Fred Tassinari 10. Wayland defeated arch-rival Weston by a close score of 81-78. Wayland had four players with double figures. Fred Tassinari had 38, George Bradley 17, Paul Bradley 14, George Richardson 13. Wayland won an easy fourteenth victory over Norfolk as they beat them 75-40. Wayland had three players in the double digits. Fred T. 25, George B. 21, and George R. 15. Congratulations! Wayland won its 15th straight victory over Westwood by a 76-47 score. Fred T. 27. Rich- ardson 15. G. Bradley 13, Willard 10, led the scoring. The first loss of the season came at the hands of Sudbury by a score of 54-51. George Bradley led the scoring with 18, Fred got 15. and Rich got 12. Wayland started off again by beating Weston 77-57 at Weston. All the players hit double figures: George Bradley 24. P. Bradley 15. Rich with 14, Tass 12, Nick 10. Wayland avenged their loss to Sudbury by beating them in the playoff game at Weston by the score of 66-46. Richardson 24, Fred 17. G. Bradley 10. This game gave Wayland the Dual County title. Wayland's first tourney game was played at Natick High School. A low scoring contest due to the good ball handling of Sacred Heart. George Bradley led the scoring with 19, with Wayland coming out with the win. For Wayland's eleventh, twelfth, and thir- teenth victories they defeated Millis 89-33. Maynard 74-51, Medfield 64-59. Wayland traveled to Boston Garden for the second toumey game. They were victorious by beating East Bridgewater 60-49. Tass had 20 points, Rich had 12, George and Paul 11 apiece. Wayland lost in the final game of the tourney 79-61. Being out-classed from the start. Way- land fought to the end. Nick Willard was out- standing in rebounding throughout the game. All in all the season was one of the best Wayland High School has ever enjoyed. con- gratulations to the boys and Coach Strickland. Tech Tourney Bll SCORES Maynard 6 Wayland 5 y M Weston 15 Wayland 3 Ashland cancelled Wayland 13 Sudbury 9 Middlesex Wayland Ashland Wayland Wayland Dover Wayland Dover Sudbury Wayland Maynard Wayland Wayland Weston Wayland Newton l. V. Safe by a mile UWM. w . it-I t 1-r--qu-.. -.W ..,,,,,, .W ---Q... 'sua 'v-tv' ,Q , ww - 'N W 'Ii maui ' Hll ,V - I A M' v M .tall 'Y 'Lv - K., . f ww !,fj1.k H,p,f..'.', I x ,S V'-yr, Q ...fi- .EM 1 ,Al Wwbwgigrak J' 6 r 9,53 V wg' 3 -'1 - wtf 4 ' ' S 4'JqL,,n2i f ' 5, . V1 s ,xy J ',.,f.4.7 17' L1 Ut X ,YQAJ , A 'fig Nfl-,Qtr f Ya,.'iwf:g,w,L'f3.f-'wfffQ. .lf ffm' . l,'Mf2iy,5gLf Iwi. gi 2 54, - rf ' QQQQ an ', ' M e ' 9 'f. if Q 1j? g5,5 vip, iffixfg, 1. V eh gf, rw: ytfiifyfifw' 551. Ssijv 1 gif MUN. 'Was ,, -, ' x '. 1 vs it fi ,E .gi ,xiii First Row: N. Willard, E. Powers, A. LeBlanc, D. Weeks, T. Longtine, P. Senory, G. Bradley. Second Row: D. Hollis, Manager, A. Witzell, Manager, I. Thorburn. F. Tassinari. P. Bradley. T. Smith, G. Richardson, R. Pierce, R. Irwin, Coach Salvati. A ll W xx.........,,. X lj' nfmgwgm a Av f 4. 1 J., en ,, r 1 ' 'W I 1 4 y ' 4- ,..v'.,. 4 Q ' .X-, ' ' 1 as ,N -2 - -, v,'5::Q,5,5 A+ . 4.-'I' 5345, - ffm, , . 1 f...1.. Lets get cr i! VL H.:-.., Make it good, Fred. On April 27 Wayland was visited by Maynard and dropped a 6 to 5 decision to that team. Wayland travelled to Weston for its second game. Even with Mr. Gladu's tine coaching, as he was taking over for acting coach Salvati, the team dropped a 15 to 3 decision. Ashland travelled to Wayland only 78 to have the game cancelled because of rain. Wayland finally got on the winning road by defeating Sudbury 13 to 9. Fine pitching by Longtine and Thor- burn and hitting by Senory, Tassinari. and Longtine clinched the score. Al LeBlanc made his tirst start on the mound against Middlesex. Al pitched a nine-hitter for an 8-3 loss. 019 Q00 ow 6 Q. Good Hit LeBlanc pitched his second game against Ashland and lost the game by one slim run. Longtine was the leading hitter in the game to no avail. Longtine and Thorburn teamed to give Wayland the win against Dover for a 5-4 decision. Powers and George Bradley were the leading hitters in the game. Wayland played Dover for the second time in three days as LeBlanc and Thorburn teamed up for the score. Longtine, G. Bradley, P. Bradley. and D. Weeks were the leading hitters in the closely contested game. May 23 brought Sudbury to Wayland where they handed Wayland a 6 to 5 defeat. Wayland played Maynard for the second time and lost a 12 to 4 decision. Senory made his mound debut as Wayland blanked Weston 3 to 0 on a 3-hitter. N. Willard, D. Weeks, and G. Bradley were the outstanding players of the day. Wayland won its 5th game of the season defeating Newton I. V.'s by a score of 7 to 3. Tricky pitching by LeBlanc, and hitting by Powers and Smith led the attack. UFTBX-ill There was a very good turn out for the 1955 Softball Season. The players were Ianet Archer, Ioan Lizotte, Eleanor Perrin, Pat Marrotte, Carol Dyer. co-captain, Marilyn Dusseault, Co-captain, Iackie Massie, Claire Witzell, Ann Kane, lean Houghton, Dotty Campbell, Toni Smith, Nancy McEnroy, Ioan Tewksbury, Carolyn LeDrew, Bev Simpson, and lean Otto. Marilyn Heizmann and Sue Robinson were our managers. Mrs. Goddard was the coach. Practices were held at the Cochituate Ball Park and the home games were played on the Wayland High School iiield. We didr1't have a very successful season but everyone enioyed themselves and are looking forward to the 1956 season. First Row: Ianet Archer, Ioan Lizolte, Patricia I 3 Marrotte, Carol Dyer co-captain. Marilyn f gif xy Dusseault co-captain, lackie Masse. ' Q Claire Witzell, Ann Kane. Second Row: Mrs. Goddard, Coach, Marilyn Heizmann, Ieanne Houghton, Dorothy Campbell, Maryann Smith, Nancy Mc- Enroy, Ioan Tewksbury. Carolyn LeDrew. Beverly Simpson, Ieanne Otto, Susan Robinson. manager. 80 gs . SCORES Sudbury 4 Wayland 0 0 Weston 1 1 Wayland Wellesley 1 Wayland 0 Sudbury 4 Wayland 0 Weston 2 Wayland 0 Natick 2 Wayland 0 This year many of our girls participated in field hockey. The varsity members were Carol Dyer. Ioan Lizotte, Karen Weeks, Ioyce Mulligan. Anne Kane. Evi Krummell, Cynthia Dunnan. Rita Brosseau. Carol Archer, Eileen Bresse, Carol Lindbohm, Ioan Lizotte, Agnes Houston. and Kathleen Andrews. The I. V. members were Ruth Fichter, loanna Duggan, Pat Wilkinson. Linda Wolfrum, Pat Palmer. Iudith Smith, Agnes Smith, Tracy Hill, Alice Romikitis, lane Washek, Dorothy Thompson, Donna Herland, Mary Ann Tumer. Beverly Parker, Ann Stahl, Noel Willard. and Suzy Dumaine. ,o N- ,.,, PURT 555 5. le S , t f I, ' , fi: .sk 0 XE ',. .s5ff,4 :.'v -' li , Q :: h 1. 5 ' 1 H xr ,WA K , W, ' v ' ' ' H- 15 A , Y X .Q mfM,x.. , A ,. .. 4 . H ,H . M ly- - JJ -W ,, L t X f ' , f. . . -, J eq., ' ' r ,, Fc vi X ,f ,,,-pf mm, W xi' iw' H, .n i :mf ji AQ' 'Xf W ff wig 'Nw 4 www' ,.. .,, , .... QFESYK T ' 41' J Qi it 1- lf' , 'V W il x ,fg:Q.1 w, , lzpxw f xg V fr'-u.', i ' f H V- I I 1 f ' riff' 'sf' 1. ,nf N- Sega -1 ,,5,55s..f?,g.5 A Ang, .. . .l i s -' ,- 1:w,4,, +4 ffgigqavx - Q : ' 5, N- , ,ss .yr A 'J MQW 'Y,, A 9441215 .X 'Ze' f. -ABQ X , A , 1 ' 5 v..,. is M. H 'A gp, l ,. , 4 2 . I I .cg - - . , ,LJ , -'gjjn 4. 'if P: A 1' MM f' 1 z.. ' . ' 'Ll ,. ' ' I Y Q ga v,,'- 4, ua M At Christmas time our beloved gym teacher and coach. Mrs. Goddard, left us to settle down to domestic life. Miss Ball. from the Happy Hollow School. started coaching the girls for basketball. At one of the practices we elected Carol Archer and Carol Lindbohm as our co-captains with Kathleen Andrews and Carolyn LeDrew as Co-managers. Then Mrs. Frederickson took over as our gym teacher and coach and stayed with us the rest of the year. Although we did not have a successtul season as far as scoring goes. we did enjoy playing the teams and feel sure that next year we will win more games. The girls on the squad were: I. Shepard, E. Krummel, C. Deverell, M. Dusseault, K. Weeks, B. Lundy, D. Campbell, A. Houston, C. Witzell, I. Lizotte, A. Kane, I. Mulligan. G. Parker. S. Dumaine, P. Brown, L. Wheelock, I. Washek. P. Wilkinson, I. Howland, B. Holmes, A. Smith, A. Romekitis. I. Walston. B. Wood, I. Wesley, E. Archer, D. Thompson, L. Cherry. I. Scott, I. Walston. P. Vincuilla, I. Smith, C. Thome. 82 Westwood 53 Westwood 42 Weston 56 Sudbury 45 Sudbury 36 Weston 70 SCORES Wayland 10 Wayland 9 Wayland 25 Wayland 25 Wayland 21 Wayland 31 What kmd of a book dxd you have mn m1nd Mrs. PHHT In April the Wayland High School Athletic Association sponsored the annual Sports Banquet at the Wayland High School Auditorium. The Athletic Association presented jackets to the Seniors who had been members of the varsity squad for two years. The underclassmen received letters and certificates. Dinner was served to everyone who had participated in the athletic pro- gram of the High School. The Babe Ruth awards were presented to a Senior boy and girl who showed outstanding sportsmanship. and the best athlete of the Senior Class received the Francis H. Carter award. Congratulations, Tom! Our Guests 84. 3. K -w -iq. 6 KW .lL. BA QUIET ,iq 1 Mmm-mmmmm . . . ' 'viii-xii--1133! sift' '.! ily! ,gig xx Pat Lacey received the Babe Ruth Award X1-4 Andy Kerr received the Babe Ruth Award Txckets please Team marches led by Co captalns Refreshments anyone Fred and Splke decldmg to cut the cake -............ ...,. ..-. .,..., Q 4 Y VAR ITY IJP1 Varsity Drag was the name chosen by the committee for the victory football dance held on November 18, 1955. The senior Class invited all the members ot both varsity and freshman teams to be their guests. as well as the cheerleaders. This dance was enjoyed by everyone as we had a very successful football season. beating Weston on that very day. Coach Salvati Speaks Something New - Balloons yi. 88 Victory Dance Brrrr . . . It's cold out. WEB Weston Game Come on. let's cheer! Q-1 CHEEHLE DEP. Each fall any girl from the sophomore, junior and senior class interested in being a cheerleader for the coming football and basketball seasons, attends practice for cr couple of weeks. After the girls learn three cheers, a rally is held in the auditorium to show the student body what they have learned. The girls are chosen on their ability to cheer, their pep and spirit, good sportsmanship and character. Two sophomores, three juniors and four seniors are elected by members of their ovsm class. VW' f JS' K. ' i X I 'Ns F. Brosseau, C. Hough, B. Simpson. I. Otto. S. Simoni, I. Houghton. I. Simoni, R. Wheelock. Captain. The New Coke Machine Another Award, Iohn? F. 5,5 22' I. Shepard visits Guidance Office. 1 ' , ' 1: 'T ' st ll:-':i?fi?9'a3,z5E?TlQS 2 ig I W IXIKQIQF ' QW Kg? .btw , vi -1 , tx sf M1 , 3 Q-,.-2x,iS11,'.,w, -'lr ' X , . kinky gms, Wg,-xi W- ,, E. S z if x 5 -A A ,Q . X t N'Sf'l'S'i 1 .itz .ffl-cl X tl A x , .K , -.w. ,Q H, 1 J. 5 3533323 -N?if'Nf'sf1t ' l 1 tl. 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Woods, F. Hartin, M. Burke, R. Wilson, I. Ioyce, I. Sullivan. Second Row: I. Dunklee. R. Nordbeck. L. Conway, C. Schultz. L. Clausen. D. Ong, C. Kelton, D. Knowlton, I. DeIfVo1le, E. Graves, E. Moyer. M. Columbus. Third Row: C. Parker, H. Colby, I. Lytord, L. Bartol, I. White, S. Iohnson, A. Ferreira, S. Dudgeon. I. Bigwood, S. Ferguson, S. Spate, D. Ienkins, C. Kelley. Fourth Row: I. Perry, H. Hutchinson, F. Profit. T. Denty, R. Lizotte, I. DePaulo, I. Columbus, R. Haugh, I. Rhydberg, D. Detterman, B. Berry. S. Bruce, I. Woodcock, P. Riggs. Filth Row: W. Profit. I. Caldwell, W. Cain, F. Bova, A. Davis. R. Bullock. S. Powers, E. Marsh, D. Furst, D. Moore, R. Morris, T. Patterson, R. Caldwell, D. Zocchi. Cl SS HF 1960 First Row: I. Trotman. R. Mayhew. C. Anderson, G. Profit, B. Humphrey, B. Fisher P. Van Wart. Second Row: I. Goodhue. P. Harrington. M. Drinkwater. N. Smith, M. Tashiian. P. Scally B. Revell, I. White, R. Matowski, B. Kelley, I. Rooney, K. Smith, D. Hill, V. Finley I. McCann. Third Row: C. Warwick, B. Martowski. M. Bova. M. Seeley, C. Damon, D. Atkins, E. Lombardo E. MacArthur, S. Tanger, M. Sandford. M. Hendrick. S. Campbell, C. Cavelius. Fourth Row: W. Halley, R. McNeill, I. Welchel. P. Tierney, I. Mahoney, G. Keller, K. Gray T. Vllalther, E. Sullivan, R. Cooke. ' Hi.. . . I .fllvg ', ......-, , lg , I -1 ,ff -.lib ina 1 r . W, ,3 . . Row One: D. Porell, E. Cherry, M. Farina, C. Cooke, D. Gray, A. Porter, G. La Pointe R. Lillie, C. Brown. R. Hewitt, I. Baxter. Fifth Row: L. Allen, R. Paradis, B. Waldman, R. Schofield, H. Parker, I. Wesley, I. Knowlton K. Berger. Row Two: M. Gierach, V. Martin, N. Damon, P. Dyer, M. Hibbets, I. La Pierre, I. Smith, I Parker, M. Regan, L. Spencer, K. Ringer, B. Bullock, D. Buckley, N. Siok, I. Iordcm. Row Three: A. Duda, C. O'Keefe, P. A. Carter, I. Ido, L. Lawrence, R. Rydberg, P. Weaver P. Paine, S. Owens, L. MacArthur, C. Gregory, N. Richardson. S. Hanson, M. Genay Row Four: R. Rodier, E. LeBlanc, F. McFerson, A. Letson, P. Flint, D. Slotta, R. Flanders E. Goodhue, T. Bowles, D. Honen, F. Sherman, G. Keary. Row Five: D. Hobbs, D. Kenyon, E. Shaklik, I. O'Brien, D. Ham, I. Loker, M. Potter, B. Nolan D. Newton, L. Bregen, R. Bowker, R. Travers. C UF ISJBI Row One: R. Carbanneau, H. Brannen, G. Harris, P. Vcmnelli, K. Delaney, R. Emery, C Rigney, R. Smith, L. Bailey, C. Simpson. Row Two: I. Kerr, P. Dunnan, I. Turner, L. Zable, R. Columbe, D. Rizzo, R. Boesenberg R. Smith, I. Kerr, N. Roehrig, B. Quackenbos, I. Vtfeeks, I. Howard. Row Three: R. Kelly, R. Bradley, M. Hilton, R. Iohnson, C. Gregory. M. Collins, I. Mass A. Pearson, B. Pale'y, E. Tarbell, K. Smith, W. Clark, D. Rowan. Bow Four: W. Pcrradis, B. Parker, E. Henderson, G. Witzell, P. MacDonald, S. White, H Thomas, T. Linnehan, I. Hoven, L. Hill, R. Ladd. Row Five: D. Mullens, G. Davis, H. Purdy, W. McNeil, A. Christie, B. Avard, G. Fichter 9 Q 9 yy: efiwt' JJ! 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Foley Hooper's Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Houston Mrs. Ruth Keeie Ricci's Stand Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Senory Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shurtleit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith Svensk Kaffestuga Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Thorburn Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Allred Witzell. Sr. -EE- SALES I SERVICE SA40 F ELmwood S 4 7g0,,,,fA jjfjcjfjmmg 0 Q WAYLAND Q Ks ff fffix ff' fti mx q WU XX ff z A 1 S MASS- ' A -L . me Q A 'N- A3 ,aff-' V' I For 32 Tears Ybur Ford '7Deale1' LEWIS REAL ESTATE 81 AL'S VARIETY INSURANCE AGENCY 213 WEST PLAIN STREET 3 DAMON STREET COCHITUATE COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS Oldympic 3-9504 OLympiC 5-7698 MAINSTONE FARM WAYLAND MASSACHUSETTS The BTEELIHS Oldest Guernsey Herd DEWITT MITCHELL, Mgr. -I Complimenta of I RUSSELL KERR'S GREENHOUSE RUSSELL T. KERR OXBOW ROAD WAYLAND, MASS. BURKE'S MOBIL SERVICE CORNER OF MAIN arid COMMONWEALTH ROAD COCHITUATE OLympiC 3-9708 Andrew L. Burke, Prop. Tires - Batteries - Accessories I. H. CLARK DAIRY Freslo Mille, Eggs and Cream 7 GOLDENBALL ROAD, WESTON, MASS. TWinbrOOk 3-4747 WARD KELLER Electrician Prompt Dependable Service 4 INDIAN ROAD COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS OLympic 3-6554 ARTHUR B. FAIR JOHN F. YEAGER FAIR 8: YEAGER Dependable Insurance Protection for Business, Home and Auto TRUST CO. BLDG. NATICK, MASS. OLympic 3-3131 FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS JEWELL INSURANCE AGENCY 7 HOLLIS STREET FRAMINGHAM MASSACHUSETTS MILL BROOK GIFT SHOP SUDBURY SHOPPING CENTER SOUTH SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS CAPPS SUPER MARKET IVlJere Ibn Meet Your Friends WAX'I.ANID. MASSAC.HUSE'I'TS NO XWIIIIIIIVU IIOI' AlUlWllIIIIIITC'IIf C.1II OI.ympiL 3-9765 MODERNISTICI BARBER SI-IOP 70-I5 MAIN S'I'REIi'l' CO! HITUATE, MASS. Open INIHIILI.ly IIIIII S.lIUI'lI.ly H A. M. 11:6 P. M. Ifri. NIKUIII IO 7 P. IVI. C,IHSl.'LI All Day WeIIIIL'sLIIIy SHOE REPAIR TAKEN IN Mile-II Ifml S'I1'1'n'e of lfleflria R.fp1:orI TURNPIKE RUG MART Roxbury Carpet Company Rugs and Carpets 3 ELM STREET, SAXONVILLE, MASS. 203 WORCESTER RD. FRAMINGHAM, MASS. CHARLES F. GREENE Tel. 6560 BENTLEY'S MIMEOGRAPHING SERVICE Pmfemofml A IllllLfllglllflhlllg' am! Shlliouery Store SUDBURY SHOPPING CENTER SOUTH SUDBURY, MASS. IDAVIII H. BIQNTLI-:Y NEW ENGLAND'S NEW CANINE RATION Iwoxerf -- -- Gffllllltf' Ref! ,III-nz! Delivery Service WHALIfMIfA'I', INC. SIIQIIIIIIII Bridge ROIIII WLlyILlIILI, MIISSIIQIILISCIIS ELIIIWOOLI 8-2477 7365i Wfishes to the GRADUATING CLASS Of 1956 STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments n -Of- CLASS of ,55 HERFF - JONES - COMPANY Murchison Division JEWELERS TO THE CLASSES OF ,55 AND '56 CLASS RINGS, PINS, MEDALS AND TROPHIES JAMES F. CORR, Rep1'eJe11z21Iiz'e P. O. Box 82 WAVERLEY, MASS. Cfffzfpfkflfafzfx of . . SUDBURY SUPER MARKET giamifzgham ISIABUSHID 1909 'A BANK FOR ALL IHE PEOPLE Ax You Lzlev I! just the type of banking service you want at six conveniently located ofhces COLONIAL FLOORS LIIIIIIUIIIII - Ayllflrlfl - Rulzlner Cfftllllil' - Plmlic and Meinl Tile 117 WAVIERLY ST., FRAMINGHAM, MASS. IRmiry S6531 JUSLPH L. Smfufi ISN DOM'S CLEANSING AND TAILORING FUR STORAGE - SHIRTS LAUNDERED 7 MAIN STREET COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS Complimezztf of . . . BOLTON'S TEXACO STATION WAYLAND MASSACHUSETTS ELmwood 8-7795 LIZOTTE HEATING OILS RANGE AND FUEL OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT WEST PLAIN STREET COCHITUATE, MASS. OLympic 3-7554 1. 1. NOLAN 'Realtor SALES - MORTGAGES - RENTALS Roimf 9 AT Smzifw STRIQIQT, NAT1c1K NATICK PHARMACY BUILDING OLympiu 5-7270 WElIesley 5-6608 Good Furniture at Reasonable Prices - WINDSOR FURNITURE SHGP TURNPIKE, NATICK For That IVe1l-Groonzed Loole, Try SAL'S BARBER SHOP 5 COMMONWEALTH ROAD COCHITUATE, MASS. C0!ll!?flHIC'llf.f of . . THE N EWS-TRIBUNE OLIVER L. RIGGS Professional Engineer Conzplinzenlr of . . . PEOPLE'S LAUNDRY OLympiC 3-5711 JONES REXALL DRUGS 7 MAIN STREET NATICK, MASS. Tel. OLympic 3-1820 Conzplinientt of . . RUSSELL'S POST ROAD XWAYLAND, MASS. Heating Oils - 2-I-Hour Servifc Burner Sales and Service H. B. KNOWLES Garage - Filling Station Towing and Road Service CONCORD ROAD SOUTH LINCOLN Llncoln 6-0511 Better Homes by McMillen RALPH E. McMILLEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Complete Home Modernizing Serrire I STONE BRIDGE ROAD COCHITUATE, MASS. YE OLDE COTTAGE RESTAURANT Sozlas - Sllllllllej - Frappes Sanzlwifbes - Dinnen 4103 BOSTON POST ROAD NWIESTON, MASS. WL't-kcl.15s: 7:00 A. M. 6:00 P, M. JOI' .mtl FRAN14 fiIAMO, l'wfjH. 'I'XXfinlvrouk 'm-OHIO WITH EVERY GOOD WISH TO THE CLASS OF 1956 ALTHA HOSPIT L WALTHAM 0 MASSACHUSETTS A. WILLIAM ROWE - W A Y L A N D - TRUSTEE and EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER Cornplirnenls of . . . Cfwlfrlirrferffi of . . 1 'I -i A FRIEND :I Free Delivery OLympic 3-4971 PECK'S MARKET M Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Meats - Frozen Foods 57 MAIN STREET COCI-IITUATE, MASS. .A COLONIAL DATH,S PACKAGE STORE, INC. TAILORS 81 EURRIERS, INC. Cleansers and Dyers - Fnrriers Call Twiribrook 4-2696 for Free Delivery L 413-415 BOSTON POST ROAD Delivery Service WESTON, MASS- Certijiezl S. S. Pierce Dealer NATICK FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO 66-68 MAIN STREET N Insured Savings COCHITUATE, MASS' Current Dividend Rate SW, l OLympic 5-5940 49 MAIN STREET NATICK, MASS. OLympic 3-2540 'J ,., GEORGE W. SHEPARD ELmwood 8-2291 Cffffffllfffflffff ef - - T r i .14 A SOCONY 5 I ei .13 SERVICENTER 'i 'J The Sign of Friendly Service AJ: BOSTON POST ROAD ' XWAYLAND, MASS. I Ln. 1 TAYLOR AND COX Professional Tree Surgeons Olylnpir' 5-SUIU The Horse of Brand Names Plus Dependable Service MOBILHEAT 0 KEROSENE 0 BLUE COAL T. Fi LINNEHAN MILLBROOK ROAD ELmwood 8-2213 WAYLAND CENTER FINEST FUEL OIL SERVICE IN TOWN JOHNSON PHARMACY B. W. JOHNSON, Reg.Plvi11'1H. MAIN STREET COCI-IITUATE, MASS. 0Ly'ITTPlL' 5-755 2 MODERN SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco LUBRICATING EXPERTS CALL Olympic 3-9810 I MAIN STREET, COCHITUATE Xwashing - Lubrication - Road Service DICK HOWARD'S JENNEY SERVICE Tires - Batteries - !lu'es's ru lil.INWuuLl H-7770 PAUL C. HOOPER CO. Plnmlzing anal H eatin g Oil Burners Remodeling Specialists EVELYN'S Gifts - Linen - Hzrns - Cards 5 MAIN STREET, COCHITUATE, MASS. OLympic 3-0282 Always Kind to You and Your Purse RAY'S BARN' NoRTH NATICK, MASS. Fabrics of All Kinds COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP Flowers, Plants and Designs of Distinction Flowers Telegmphed Anywhere BOSTON POST ROAD WAYLAND, MASS ELmwood 8-2521 COLLINS' MARKET Groreries - Meats - Proeisirnzs Fruits and W'getables POST ROAD El.inwooil H-2931 XWAYLAND, MASS. 104 W at oe the future lwld for you? Perhaps it's a career for you in electronics . . . lastest- growing of all major industries. Raytheon is the electronics leader in New England, offering interesting job opportunities at many of its plants in the suburban areas around Boston. Why not drop in to one of our employment offices and chat about your chances in this business? Employment Office in Waltham: 190 Willow Street AS VX xxi ff Z X77 1 K C' . C .LM- RAYTHEON MANUFACTURING COMPANY It is with the greatest of pleasure that we of TWIN MAPLES RESTAURANT BOSTON POST ROAD SOUTH SUDBURY To the Class of 1956: the Twin Maples wish you a sober mind that you may strive, fight, and succeed to a more secure and plentiful life. AL and LARRY LEONE and Staff BILL'S BARBER SHOP WAYLAND CENTER It Pays Io Look Well Cbzfzpfflzffzzfi nf , . THE MUSIC BAR Bo EAST CENTRAL STREET NATICK fNext to the Colonial Theaterj EDWARD E. THORBURN liI,IfCTRlC1-IL CONTRACTOR APPLIANCE SERVICE VALLIIY VIEXV ROAD f,OCQHl'I'l lA'I'l2. lVIASSACHUSlZ'I'TS Olsympic 5-5 l 041 ' 04419. iiecdi Wa ATTENTION GIRLS Q Q.. BUSINESS NEEDS YOU You can find success in business quickly as a Burroughs Operator after high school graduation. just a few weeks Burroughs Training qualifies you for a position with good pay and pleasant sur- roundings. And business needs you. As a Bur- roughs graduate you can take advantage of the FREE lifetime Placement Service available at any Burroughs branch in the world. Phone, write or come in today for the FREE book- let, Your Dreams Will Come True. Find out lust how easily business success can be yours as a skilled Burroughs Operator. Burroughs BURROUGHS OFFICE MACHINES TRAINING CENTER 340 NEXWBURY STREET BOSTON 16, MASS. Telephone COmmonwealth 6-7100 Cfwffvfizzzezffy of . . facie ,Ca1'lein's RED CUACH GRILL MURPHY G S YDER, Inc. THE OLD RELIABLE PRINTERS Established 1918 SIX AUTOMATIC PRESSES Speedy Serrife - Wfide Sefevfiozz of Type Fafef FINE ARTS THEATRE BUILDING 17-19 SUMMER STREET MAYNARD, MASS Tclcphonc TWil1cmz1ks 7-7952 For Fun and Health BOWL and GOLF at Sellew Enterprises FAIRWAY SPORTS WORLD Sixteen Modern Fully Automatic Alleys GOLF DRIVING RANGE and SHORT GOLF COURSE 'Dairy and Coffee Shop Sport Shop YOUTH GROUPS WELCOME Bowling on Afternoons until 5:00 P. M. - 25 cents per String XWORCESTER TURNPIKE, ROUTE 9 NATICK, MASS. Telephone: OLympic 3-5820 SPENCER'S ESSO SERVICE C0lI1Pllll16llf5 MAIN STREET, COCHITUATE of OLympic 5-5354 Esso Range and Fuel Oil - Power Burners CHARLES RIVER FEED Dairy, Poultry and Dog Foods Hardware, Home and Farm Supplies Fishing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition POST ROAD ELmwood 8-2451 Incorporated Hllltop 5-2112 TOWN LINE HARDWARE Housewares, Tools, Garden Supplies Plumbing and Elecirieal Supplies BOSTON POST ROAD SOUTH SUDBURY, MASS. Conzpfiznezztf of . . COMPLIMENTS OF THE Howard D. Johnson CO Famous 28 Flavors CHATTERBOX FRAMINGHAM TR 5-4274 C0 1f'H M 'O' of ' ' ' FAIRBANKS AND SON, INC. Stationers DR. and MRS. JAMES P. BURKE 16 MAIN STREET NATICK, MASS. Coznplilnentf of . . . NATICK COCHITUATE MOTORS TRUST COMPANY Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Two Convenient Locations Main Opqfe 34 MAIN STREET DR. RICHARD H. CORBETT Hmm Optometrist Monday thru Friday-9 A.M. to 5 P. M. NATICK FEDERAL SAVINGS BLDG. Friday Evening-6 P. M. to 8 P. M. NATIfiK, IvfASS. OLympiu S-6631 Tzlrlzfliie Offire Corner WCii1CfSHQ'iLi Road and W1JfC'C'SfL'f Turnpikc ll 'lJere Quality Rc'igm HDMI' Steaks - Sczl Food 21 Specialty - Chulu Mfllilidy iilfll Ffiiiayf 10 A. M. IO 5 P. M, Special Noon Day Lunchcons ifricigiy i2VL'l'liH'Il 6 P. M, in 8 P. M. UN 'l'Hlf ISUSTKJN POST RUAID XXHXYIJXNIU, MASS, Aiunfffw' l wf4'1z1f lhffzffiil lmffmffiu fiflffl, m1 'W 'i H 'HW Wlfnm .I, fiuxilny l'fvfj'mfif1 WAYLAND LUMBER rflll Materials for the Home STATE ROAD WAYLAND Your Lumber Number - ELmw00d 8-7751 Cozzzllvfilmfzlrm of , , . LAVINS, INC. OLD CONN. PATH, CQCHITUATE Route 126 XWAYLAND LANDSCAPE SERVICE L C.. Clmmr OLympir 5-5190 BERT FITCH SUNOCO SERVICE Experl A lo Z Lzzbriraliwz Tires - Bnlleriex - Afvessnriex llnzzslnizzg - Polishing K Cum Cuffm' fm' and DC'ffl'L'7'L't! ELmw0od 8-7785 POKONOKET KENNELS REG. and KENNEL SHOP Cocker Spaniels and Beagles Complele Line of Foods and Aft'655llfi6S POST ROAD, SOUTH SUDBURY, MASS. Dffllffi Bmmfmf 111 ll7cfjI'TL!llcl! Rims Hllltop A-2551 LEE'S FARM MARKET BOSTON POST ROAD VUAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS COCHITUATE NURSING HOME 6 EAST COMMONWEALTH ROAD COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone OLympic 3-2932 MARGUTERITIE DIEPAOLO, SIllf76l'jlIIL'7lLfL'IIf Cnzlzflfimwzfi' of . . . WYMAN'S GARDEN CENTER TOWN PAINT 84 SUPPLY COMPANY 41 MAIN STREET, NATICK Q10 storcsj Paints - Hardware - Uyallpaper Your Retail Store With Wholesale Prices OLympic 3-3022 Conzplimezzff of . . . SUNSET PLAZA MOTEL ROUTE 9 NATICK Complimezzti of . . . DR. and MRS. ALFRED SHARPE COIIIFIAIIZQIZU' of . . . KERWIN'S, INC. 19 MAIN STREET, NATICK at Allen's - Framingham Shoppefs World MERCURY SERVICE STATION BOSTON POST ROAD EAST SUDBURY, MASS. REXEORD N. MOSS CARPENTER AND BUILDER LAKE SHORE DRIVE, COCHITUATE OLympic 5-1836 C0llllDIflll6l.7fJ' of . . . MARCONI'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT ROUTE 126 - IPOND STREETI ASHLAND, MASS. MIDWAY GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS WORCESTER TURNPIKE OLympic' 3-9761 NATICK, MASS. Colzztfzlillzelzfy of . . . PERODEAU'S FOOD STORE Cwfffalinfwfli nf . . . RED COACH FARM MARKET ISOSTON POST ROAD WAYLANIJ, MASS. NATICK PHARMACY, INC. SPIZIZN STRIZIQT, cw, 'oo'ciRc12sT1iR ROAD Your Cillllllllllllif-jf'.N Mm! Cfmllplvlv Drug Slnrc' lfrw I lvl ivvry Aiiyxx livin- cmI,YIIII'lIl w-fx I SU THE WARREN KAY VANTINE S'I'Ulll0, INC Ufficially Serving Glue Memberd of the Claw of 1956 5 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MASSACHUSBTTS CUlllf7,!jlllCfl1f.f of . . . HAIR STYLIST Featuring All Types of Permanents Distinctive Styling Lamp Cuts Open Wed., Thurs., Eri. Evenings ROUTE 9 AT SPEEN STREET NATICK, MASS. OLympiC 5-0461 Ampfe Parkilzg Air Cofzdifiolzizzg PLEASANT HOMES JOHN SIMONI LOUIS GREGNIFINI Bzzileferi' Compfizzzezzfy of . . . SUDBURY INN WILLIAM KELLY MORTON 1. LANGTHORNE Carpenter and Builder OLy1npiC 5-5872 POST ROAD, SUDBURY WI'OODLAND RD. COCHITUATE. MASS EDWARD A. VENO Realtor and 'T5z1ilder BOSTON POST ROAD XWAYLAND, MASS. 4 IELIIWWUULI H-1501 Illemwimd 8-2251 WHELPLEY RADIO SERVICE 'Radio and 'Telerisiozl Sales and Serrife Large Studi ut Rcumrtis and Players ,ISNVIIIIUIXIUIQ 5541411 I72'-4 ISOSTON POST RD., XVlfSil'UN, INII WILLIS RYDER REAL ESTATE ALLEN MORGAN INSURANCE Office on the Village Green WAYLAND ELmW00d 8-2181 Plan Now . . . For further Education, a New Car, Travel, Your Own Business, A Home ol your Own . . . Whatever your purpose, Systematic Savings contribute a Great Deal toward a Happy and Successful Lile in the Years to Come. Money put aside regularly in a Savings Account here Soon Builds up to a Worthwhile fund. Start Saving Now lor the Future. WAYLAND OFFICE OF THE WEST NEWTON SAVINGS BANK JAMES T. TREFREY ,A Realtor BOSTON POST ROAD TWinbrcJok 4-1300 WAYLAND ELmw00d 8-7766 llclili uf , . . WELLS SHOE, INC. MAIN STREET, NATICK Next to Natick Trust Company GEORGE'S ESSO 84 DRY CLEANERS SANITQNIQ CLEANING Dry Cleaning 10 per cent discount over the counter Groveries - Candy - Gay and Oil C 0 111 plimeuts 011 A FRIEND STALEY COLLEGE COMPLIMENTS Founded 1900 - Coedunntional , QF LIBERAL ARTS lIfIcIj0I'j7Ig ill SPEECH RADIO - T. V. PLATFORM EDUCATION HAROLD LUNDY THEATRE Degreeer: BACHELOR, MASTER, DOCTOR OF ART OF ORATORY Day and Evening - Veterans Couuseled 162 BABCOCK STREET BROOKLINE, MASS Telephones: ASpinwall 7-7717 -7-7718 Catalogue COIIIPIAIIIGIIU' of . , . HALL'S INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KINDS OE INSURANCE WAYSIDE BARBER SHGP Conveniently located in the Sudbury Shopping Center T. L. WENTWORTH TEL Hllltop 3-2100 COMPLIMENTS OE THE MANSION INN I 115 KATHRYN BARTON NURSING HOME, INC. A Howe of Djffizzcfiofz OLympiC 5-5401 Cozlzpfiflzelzff of . . DAIRY QUEEN - NORTH NATICK GEORGE M. CLAUSEN COMPANY Paozfizzg .md Defomfizzg QUALITY since 1916 SERVICE 11 LAKE ROAD, COCHITUATE OLympiC 5-0509 Phone for Free Estimates ROY S. EDWARDS, Incorporated Good Wood Good! LAsell 7-5500 Cozzzpfilfzefzfy of . . . J. FRANCIS LAUGHLIN Cofizpfjzzzwzfy of the . . . QUALITY PHARMACY NATICK, MASS. ELMER F. MATHEW5, Propriefof' UNIVERSITY Cofizpfjlzzezzix CAP AND GOWN CO. 01: me School and College Caps and Gowns Cluoral and Choir Gowns and Apparel 186 ANDOVER ST, LAXWRENCE, MASS. Cofzffwfilffwzlx of . . . A FRIEND REGAN FAMILY HIGGINS ICE CREAM If'5 The Fl.1zfo1 ' POST ROAD, WAYLAND IRVING STREET LAUNDERETTE 156 IRVING STREET FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS HQJMFXP SL'l'l'jl'C' l,f11111f1'1 1 Colzfpfiflfelzff of . . . SCHOFIELD FARM OLD CONNECTICUT PATH WAYLAND, MASS. -7 'V -i.--j---- -1'-V. 1 V- -W-n -1' V :VV VV mar... ,JL-in V, V - -.-i , V V ' ,VV V, V 'J V.-'. -V , Vg-'Vig of5Viif -'- 'Q 'VV-V.'V.-VVVVV-14191. V -.VNVBP ,V 'I ' ' ' 'V V-f',Vg ' f!pV?h'!fd!'vTrV fqdefif..-. 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