Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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CLASS OFFICERS CLASS HONORS SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHS SCHOOL RING A ADVISOR HONORS JUNIOR PROM - .. ir c ' J, ' Q-- -- ' ... An' I up . 4 V.---M T! -.. I L... ,. n - M ,1,,,,....4 I '3 li 'ill' QL gps-ev-f .L . L. I I . Q1 4 I . ..........1.-. As we move across the patio from the administration build- ing, we enter the doors of the Language Center. English, French, Spanish and Latin are taught in this building. A language laboratory is housed in this center to aid in the aural-oral development of the language program. The co- ordination! of activities within the center is directed by Mr. john Gillis. The English Team is headed by Mr. Benedict Mazza and the Foreign Language Team is lead by Mr. john Staulo. an 4: ae - an A In team teaching a unit of Work is presented in a Large Group meeting made up of about 100 to 120 students. This large group breaks down into medium groups of 30 to 36 pupils twice a week. For the fourth meeting of the week each medium group separates into small groups of 10 to 12 students. In each academic area a team of teachers meet at regular intervals to plan and discuss the ongoing program. Each team is comprised of sub-teams consisting of those teachers involved in teaching particular courses. The Team Leader coordinates the planning and curriculum of the subject area.

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eniord Jw any ffm 'Iudith Lynn Allen 64 Draper Road, Wayland january 30, 1944 In her fourteen years as a Wayland resident, Judy has been well-liked by all who have known her. She is a sincere friend, one who can always be trusted. When not skiing or riding, Judy can be found at the Wayland rifle range, where she shows real skill as a marksman. She plans to enroll in a three year nurses' training program and then to enter the foreign missions field. However, judy's main goal in life is to be a loving wife, and the mother of twelve children. Rifle Team 2, 3, 45 Spanisb Club 4: Cborus 1. 2, 3, 4,' Yearbook Sfizf 45 Audio Visual Club 3, 45 College Club 1, 2. 'Q Allan Stearns Arnold 164 West Plain Street, Cochituate February 7, 1944 Arn is one of those rare three-letter men. He has proven himself outstanding in all sports, and this year leads the basketball team as co-captain. However, he is defi- nitely not all brawn and no brain, for he has also shown leadership as a student council representative. When not partici- pating in after-school activities, Allan can be seen bombing down West Plain Street in his Iron Indian heading toward Da- mon Farms. His future plans include a col- lege education and a career as an archi- tectual designer. Best of luck Allan! Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4 fro-faptainjg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' College Club 2,' Studenl Council 4. Harry Leonard Aunes, fr. 6 Melville Place, Cochituate january 22, 1944 Lenny is quiet, friendly and very intelligent. His smiling manner and terrific class spirit have won him many friends. Besides all these virtues, Lenny is also ambitious! He plans to attend college and study hotel and restaurant administration. Some day, we might be lucky enough to walk into the beautiful Aunes-Hilton ! P7'0i?ff0f'I Club 15 College Club 1, 2, 3. 4,' Trafc Squad 1,' Freneb Club 2, 3,' Dance Committee 3,' Senior Confession 45 Yearbook Staf 45 Infnzmural Sports 4: Srbool Newspaper 4: Srbolarsbip Dfire 2, 4. 27 Zvi 20' 4-ulbqq .,,, William Bernard Ansbro 29 Three Ponds Road, Wayland August 21, 1944 Goodlooking Bill moved to XY'ayland from New jersey in the eighth grade. He is one of our most popular and most carefree stu- dents, and enjoys himself wherever he goes. His main interests include his blue '53 Ford. his coin collection and attending Waylands famous parties. After graduation, Bill plans to attend a liberal arts college and major in English or Social Studies. He hopes eventually to make a career in the field of radio or television. Someday we may hear of disk jockey Bill Ansbro spin- ning some real wild platters! Freneb Club 3: College Club 2: Prom Conzrnillee 35 Frosb Day Cornmilzee 4. Paul Alan Baker 18 Pemberton Road, Cochituate June 24, 1944 Popular, goodlooking Paul has a serious and responsible nature combined with a wonderful sense of humor and a quick wit. His fellow classmates admire and respect him not only for his many class services. but also for his leadership in his M.Y.F. group. Paul is also an outdoor man. for his favorite pastimes include camping and canoeing. His plans for the future include a small liberal arts college where we know Paul will be a success. Class Vice President 2. 3, Tea Commit- iee 2: Prom Commiltee 3: Alternafe Bo-H Stale Represerzlafire 3: Nafioiizl Honor So- ciety 3, 4 fVice Presidentl: Freizcb Club 3. 4, Yearbook Co-edifor 4: Football Con- cession 4: Scbolarsbip Drize I. 2.