Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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1' ri w - vfcn., , . , 1 . 4 1 V N ' ' 4' f john Benjamin 97 Concord Road, NX'ayland November 30, 1944 Benjy is one of best-dressed seniors. Ivy League through and through. he is known and well-liked for his casual manner and quiet charm. On weedends. he can usually be found bombing around in his green pick-up truck. Benjy is very much inter- ested in math and science, and enjoys tin- kering with anything mechanical. Besides being a good student, he is also a willing and able classmate. Upon graduation he would like to study mechanical engineering. Mazb Conley! I, 2, 3, 4: Science Fair 2: Ring Commfflee 3.' Prom Commillee Execu- life 3: Bi Pbi Cbem Club 35 Frencb Club 3.' Marb Team 4: Science Team 4. Io bn Francis Bracken 306 Old Connecticut Path, Cocbituate February 26, 1944 john is a well liked and intelligent mem- ber of the class of '62, He has many varied interests and hobbies, among which are golf, cards, writing poetry. making models. and reading good literature. After high school john plans to go to college where he will major in math or science. john is constantly goodnatured, and practices what he be- lieves: Helping your fellow man to improve the world is the way to a happy and suc- cessful life. Golf 3, 4,' Bafkelball ffllamzgerj 2. 3, 4,' Studen! Council 4 fTrea5urerj.' Canteen Reprerenlaiire 4. -flu Q K Douglas james Bernard, jr. los East Plain Street. Cothituate August 1, 1944 Tall. blond, blue eyed Dougie is well- liked and very famous for his chess tourna- ments at the Canteen on Saturday nights. He is also a familiar sight at jordan Marsh. where he works after school. XYhen not working. he engoys swimming. boating and having lots of fun. Dougie is happy and goodnatured. and possesses the most infectious laughter weve ever heard' L'pon graduation he plans to enter the field of business administration. XY'e know you'll have fun Dougl Frenrb Club 3.' Bi-Pb!-Cbem Club 3.' Barkezball Manager 3.' Bareball Manager 3. Lois Ann Brosseau 213 Wlest Plain Street. Cochituate December 30, 1943 Cheerful, friendly, and carefree best de- scribe Lois's nature. She has the ability to combine business with pleasure and produce favorable results. Lois's outstanding per- sonality has spread friendship to many and has brightened many a gloomy day for her classmates. During the winter Lois may be seen cutting figure eights on a frozen pond for she particularly enioys ice skating as well as other sports. In the future Lois plasn to learn how to run I.B.M. and elec- tronic computers. Pep Squad I: Girlfr Cborur 1, 2: Soff- ball 2. 3.' Burineprr Serzice Club 3, 4: Soufb Pacific 3.' Prom Commiflee 3: Fund Rairing Committee 3.' Reflecfor Staff 4. 0' I Robert Bongiorno 134 State Road. NX ayland May 27. 1943 Bob. tall and dark. appears to be responsible and studious. and he is just that. He takes school work seriously for he has hopes of attending a small liberal arts college next year. Bob is friendly. quiet. and dependable. He has made many friends among his class- mates and is well-liked by all. Bobs favor- ite hobby is listening to music. and he loves tinkering with his Hi-Fi equipment. XX'ith Bobs warm personality he is sure to be both happy and successful. Foorball 1. Clan i962

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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.

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eniora riff at Q' ,Mt if ,- ff i '- EPM' 'Q i if ,o' M '. - ,W A f ., ,frm - . gc' -. ,L 5 -Augie. . . . , 4. 4 i, eg' r e' z ev' - -tv, if F ll 1 'vs 'Ss 4- ff' Robert Arthur Brown . 229 Cochituate Road, Wlayland March 16, 1944 Bob is a warm and friendly person who always has a ready smile. His interests lie in the field of science, especially physics and chemistry. Wfhen not working after school at jordan Marsh, Bob spends his time lis- tening to his Hi-Fi and playing in the band. His future plans are not quite definite. but he would like to attend college and even- tually become a physical or chemical en- gineer. Art Serrice If Baud 1, 3. 4: Radio Club 3. 4: College Club 1,' Senior Pl.:-j 4. Susan Campbell 24 Oxbow Road, Wayland May 28, 19-14 Energetic Sue loves sports. horseback riding and skiing. She is famous for her hot green convertible ther pet peeve is slow driversj and her job at Wlayland Motors, where she is not head mechanic as some jealous people might think! Our Susie can change a Hat tire in five minutes . . . and still manage to look very feminine. She has personality plus and a lot of ambi- tion. It seems to us that it all adds up to a bright and successful future! Barbetball 1, 2: Field Hockey 2, 35 Col- lege Club I, 2,' Prom Committee Exerufizie 3,' Guidanre Serrire 35 Srholarrhip Drire 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Drire 1, 2. 3, 4: Slu- dent Guide 3, 4. Dorothy Cardellirrhio 119 West Plain Street. Cochituate May 12, 1944 Petite Dottie, is one of our livliest Cheer- leaders. She may often be seen cheering the team on to victory, and raising school spirits. Her warm personality and sincerity has made her one of the most popular girls in our class. She enjoys being with people who like to eat, which is her favorite pastime. Dottie's only real dislike is insincere peo- ple. In the future she plans to further her education in a two-year business school. Wlith Dottie-'s fine assets, we know that she will succeed in whatever she strives for. Student Council 1. 3: Girlff Chorus I: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Prom Coninziltee 35 Bufirzerf Service 3. 4: Mixed Chip:-u,f 3. 29 J Rl Robert Martin Burke 30 Snake Brook Road. Cochituate February 1-1. 1945 Bob is a hard-working and thoughtful stu- dent, popular with both the teachers and his classmates. He is kind and generous friend and a willing class worker. He has no special hobbies, but enjoys tinkering with radios or anything electronic. He also plays tennis a lot. and spends much of his time reading and listening to rock 'n roll music. 1Once in a while Bob listens to classical music. but he usually prefers Bobby Darin to Mozartl After high school. Bob would like to follow up his interests in science and become an engineer. College Club I. 2. 3. -if Audio lvljlhll Clllll 2. 3. -li Bi Phi Chem Club 3. 4. Ann Katherine Carr 7 Old Farm Circle, XY'ayland April 19. 19-14 Leadership and responsibility are two words which best describe our attractive president. As captain of the cheerleaders. vivacious Kathy has displayed a tremendous amount of school spirit. enlivening our football rallies and leading lunchroom cheers, Her warm, friendly personality has made her one of our most popular girls. and her willingness to help other people will assure her of a dedicated career as a physical thera- pist. B.1IkEll2.1ll I. 2, 3: Softball 2: Cheerlmder 2. 3, 4 ft-.1Pr.zif1l.' Prom Commitiee fcluir- lllrlfll 35 Nxliontzl blfirmr Society 3. -if Ring Committee 3: Cl.1.fr Prefident 3. -if Student Council 3, 4: Frofh Day Committee -2: Canteen Repre5er1t.z1iz'e I: College Club I, 2: Art Serrice Club If Azhlezir Drizz' I, 2. 3. 4: Scholarrhip Drive 1. 2, 3, 4. Ji .nP ' Q1