Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

f E 9 1 i 1 H m l I L N 2 Q , 2 I -1 - , A ,, - l.. Q...- . on Y 1-Q For Reference Not to be taken from this room W DOT? L. 7 C1 w . Q.. , f L,- ,- Aw x X uae- ,R , L. ., The 1963 REFLECTQR Wayland High School E Q .7 5 WAYLAN D, MASSACH USETTS I John H. Lindsey Wfe could list your help as our freshman advisor, or as our teacher in Social Studies 90, 100, and 110. Lists, however, have never seemed to us to be true pictures of people and what they have done. Wfe will be more likely to remember you for the incidental things, the impartiality, the time spent, the day-to-day concern. At this time, we might add that during six years of teaching at XVayland you have guided, directed. prodded and pushed more people in the right direction than we can count. For this, and as we have said, for innumerable other reasons, we want to express our admiration and extend our thanks to a dedicated teacher and a good friend - to you, Mr. Lindsey. dedication :N gt L5 25 3 , , '. + '1 .. . . , Q 1 A I l . R I 1 1 any -A lt 2 1 i i L . ' 1 ' ' , t - 5 it 11 2 ' H ' 7 ' . 'a 1 - .1 l f ll . . , . v 3 i il 'Q . E226 'Q PM 1 f - ' :sg , ' L nl - :A . 1 1 l 2 1 1 - in' 41 3 - 6 yr j, 'i 4 - xl Z . ffl 1:24 1 ?l TTT 352 ie lg V 5, ' 1' if 1 if i .gi 1 Q P , gnu. 'roble of contents Dedication 2 Impressions 5 People . t 10 Administration 1 1 Faculty 14 Seniors . 26 Underclassmen 54 Activities 62 Sports 90 Sponsors , 1 16 0 chance for listening . for discussion for reading nl'p .5-M' R 5 Xi-.1 ,F 2' for Thought ix 2 1 C 1-3: 22 if L- I' - V 1 ,Q - I 0 o o , - f ' f ,.4s.1 I u .8 'T wif H lm! for The arts L X va f N ..--4' W-tt' 'ff . N - 5-'f gf-5? Ya. ' V f -if - Xl 'T H HEX for writing . S u u Q 4 Qs U 5. f. -sue-4-1 --31:1 M....M....nn1d ik- .1 W if for exercise 1 1 Q S XX' Y Q Q V C ' s G 3 U' tx I - . , lb-, ,.. 1 Vs C' :- I 1- . 1' Q , 1 peopl W i 4 i ' Y.. - i 'T' wfuf-:tain ...mo f X SCHOOL COMMITTEE Seated: D. jesse Scott, Mr. john Gregory iChairmanJ, Mr. john Arnold, Mr. Bruce Kingsbury. Standing: Mr. john Wilson. administration .A E ? U4 1 if 4' I 1, - ? f f:S Miss I-Ielen Glynn Lewis OXfL7fCi Gyidgnge Glffdflilf? N 7mf,a':'Q' Mr. Eriward J. Anderson ........ Sllf767'I7?I67Ilf67II of Sclaoolf September 1956 - October 1962 xxx 'ZR qv Mr. Wllllam M. Grlffln Q Principal September 1952-January 1963 z if 43 br QL, 'Q I Mr. Julian Derneo, jr. Vfc'6-Pr'i21c'fpdf -Iuly 1960 -October 1962 .. . 4. . . , sig? fc'-58 -. x-, gl V.: U tv!-?j,A, , 7' . ,--4 -f lf, - X . , f 1:5 ,v A- - .-1: X fi , -SAXSUJ. My Ljgii-' 53.agif1?2J' - it-YH? . . administration Mr. Richard J. Lavin Atfimznr Superintendent Acting Superintendent October 1962 - February 1965 Mr. R. Bruce McGill Superintendent of Schools Mr. Raymond A. Hettler Principal Mr. Robert J. Fraser Vice-Principfzl Acttng Prmctpal January - April 1963 ,T ,Qi 999900-tv K .f i faculty 'ft I Y a Lf 37 Mrs. Lucllle Champagne New York State Universitvg BA., MA., Svracuse 5041411 Sfzztzlzeit 'F 7 1.,-. , Mr. Robert Bibeau AB., Clarlcl MS., University of Massachusetts M.Ed., XY'orcester State College Cl.7C7I2f,fff'1 Mr. Donald Bravo B. Mus. New England Conservatory of Music A111516 lil 5' -lb 1 R vo! L f Tl A 1 '-D T' x--Z w gf ,-f'-X, , ,s 2-it 34- Mrs. Lillian jones AB, Ohio Univcrsityg MA., Northwestern Art S--f Mr. joseph Fratianni BS.. Bridgewater .lIi1!l2w11.1Iit'r Mr. Charles Janes AB., Dartmouth Szzbftilnle in illatbcnzutitir 1 L Mr. john Gillis BS, Boston Universityg Mid., Boston College English Cordimztor. Lrzrzglmge Center Miss Barbara Dumphy, R.N. Nzzrfe '75 W f-in Mr. William Frary B.S., Boston University Special E6ZiZlCfllf07Z Miss Florence Gens A.B., M,A., Boston University English ,f ln' t I N 'J' ,S -. ,xi ff 1, g' Miss Joyce Ann Dyer BS., Boston University Biology Quin gg, .... 0G0', Mr. F. Russell Forsythe A.B., Boston University 56197766 Miss Mary Kennedy B.Ed., Keene State Collegeg MAA., Columbia C.A.G.S., Boston University Bzuinerf Edzzrafziorz :SX if wx 0 x . ft , , ' v . ,Kr ,- ., ' ' N N ' fa, V ' 3' 1, .. ?4',.- ' .' 4 , ., ,I 5.41, -I 7 , 5,1 '1' V 1, f .,.f. 5, . f.. fl 0,4,..d:.' P by I I-.4 ' . kr' -i 'U' .?..7 L. ' A 3 ,.'f'.i. 'I f-'ff 5: 'f . ,..' f.g.fjf- ' ., 4, I - , f ,jiri ' ' ,.':g: ff I, ,. V , . L. JR.. I . . H-1 1- .1 -1.1 . ' ' I lu ' . . 1 fu, Mr. Benedict Mazza A.B.. Batesi A.M.. Harvard Team Le.1dc'r. Efzglixln Mrs. Blanche Mirse AB., Asbury Home Arif -7' - Q New-f' ffl' i Q--N .J Inf-M l Hair? ,i 4 .f4-A 'Wk' it v M ' , U in +V sf' 'dia ,-tn. .., gn s ,, P' ' . -0 GY! A -.x xvi 4.20 NP: xx rf. D 9: O 1 Mr. Ralph Salvati Mid., Boston University Plvyfitxzf Ednfalion 'JBQ Mr. Frank Robinson BA Mt Uniong S.T.B.. Boston University Iffzgfirlz Mr. Marcel Richer PhB University of Montreal LtZ7IIQ11t1kQC',f va Q' 1? Mr. Richard Randlett AB., M.Ed., Boston University illtzlfaenziztitir C0Ol'df??df07'. Muffy-Sfiefzfe Ccrzrer Mr. Gerald Paist AB., Lafayetteg A.M., Harvard rlldlb677ZdfiC'I It :qs 'vga- f'x,Q f' N P ,f Y X f - f J ,Z mf- ff Mr. Lisanio Orlandi AB., M.Ed., Boston University Social Sludier y y 1 I-V' K , Mr. Ralph Pearson B.S., Fitchburgg M.Ecl., Boston University Indzzrtrifzl Arty Mr. joseph Reynolds B.A., Fitchburg State College lndurtfial Arty Mr. Joseph Ryan B.S,, MS., Boston Lniyersity Azfdio-Vi,v1f.zI Ser: fret Mrs. Roslyn Ratner BA., Massachusettsg MS.. Boston State Englzrb 'Q 15 P1 X J I Z W X 1 f if 1 1 I Miss Maria Pas Velasco Lnivcrsiry of Seville, Spain Lcl7ZtQ11d'Q6'J' 6 f-fi ll if' l M.S in Library Scienct Simmons ff Mrs. Ann Shields AB., MA.. Bates Lafzglztzger Mrs. Francine Zaslow B.A., Boston University C!JC77Ii,ff7'j' , T l AB., Boston College MA Boston University 1, W ff' -f . .1 ' af -'iii ,f,. - !. . 9. Q 'T-qififff' 9 .. -259: ,:f'f..r. .-us.-' ' A -. -,-:ig :a1.fzr.'a- .fiS:+4-L-is - -Qtek-:f-'--ff:- 1 fff -3-5' .,.M 5. -5 . ffff:A1b'P' .,:.:-Q.-,- ,- -'-, - .,.v'..-., ff'7f39: - qllf-5' '5'-2, -.1 s -xg fi:-1-1-.I - .' . -. ':a fl., .N -f- .. , ., - x ., K ,.1 5315, I-I--SN -.wx 17 V, -Q, a M .-'- S+, A , ,.-W, s4'1Af,l'3u.--7 V Ast., . .xxx vtasltm s. - w- - e- Rial w.-rv -Q.. ,579 v.'9,. Jw Wifi 'Q-A v ,Av- 'S ss K 1 '- .-w ' .4 3,6 ' ' ', ' '- ,-1- .4 1-N' :-,swf wt . . .J-.-., -.-.,.g,j'+..'-wli'-. ,L 5, X-,B -' T.-.' -.'.v . -1--km., -x-,. - '.-. ' S - 'A . 4 '---'l'.'. '.-Guor 1- -. ,.'-2. ..1fg,Lx 3 mf ' V .x:-.1...:lQ.1.- gk-.,-J-Q,v.,,-- .iw s-,-.., -I..-J .,. H.- .1-N .1.. vs ,R .,',., 'V ,uf . 1:-..' -'-' ' vp-1-...J In x.v,.f..-.A , ,ixztxvh 2.1. 9,1-1 'Ri' 2 - N1-7 ' Ahdun-.s .R. j.1.,-,-.-:ff .D- M-. 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AX 2 A Mrs. Helen Collins Aciminiflmtion Mrs. Margaret Lapham flcf71zi1zi.ft1'fzIi01z 5.4. 41. -wx V v, --... gx A Rx K r K!!! Ad Mrs. Katharine Hodges Admifziftmlion Mrs. Barbara Sharpe Social Stzzdier - Bzuineu Center 3 1'0 li no 'f t:n i. Mrs. Doris Shorey Acfmifziffrrzfiofz Mrs. Helen Osborn Health Aid 1'!!' if 1 RQ .....,,.,fx seniors 1 I 3 joan Patrice Donahue Prefidefzl IP'-v 1' 9' 7 ox! C Gordon Brenton Hazard V166 P rcifizf 6711 joan Patricia Lucey Sccreffzry 26 james A. Avard Trefzmrer 2 Richard Ames 218 Main Street Cochituate October 20, 1945 All men of good sense and feeling abominate work. Bafbetball 4. 'Cho' Qllllng' i Guida Abruzzi 14 Oxbow Road Wlayland September 3. 1945 Do unto others as you want done unto yourself. Bityinefr Serzice 3. 4: Yearbook Stajj' 4,' Prom Committee 3. MH-' 2' 2 JPY, ,3 jf'-. fi W james A. Avard 11 White Road Wayland April 1, 1945 Life is a jest and all things show it. Croft Country 4: Spanifb Club 3, Vice Prefiilent 4: Clair Treayitrer 4: AV. I. 2. 3, 4: Neicrpaper 3: Yearbook 4: Cbo- rm 4: Prom Committee Cbairman 35 Finance Committee 4: Senior Play 4. 27 Victoria Rosalind Alla 10 Reservoir Road Xvayland May 9, 1945 Personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letter of introduction. Cbeerleatler 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3. 45 National Honor Society 5, Vice Prefi- ilent 4: Library Serzice 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Clitb. Trearzirer 2: Prom Committee 3: College Club I: Scienfe Fair I. 2: fltbletic Drive I. 2. 3. Barry Bradford Baker Fox Meadow Lane Wlayland March 50. 1945 This long disease. my life. Frezzcb Club S. 4: Latin Clizb lf Keg Clifb 3, Secretarj 4: Nezcyptzper Staff 2, 35 Band I, 2, S: .llixetl Cboriti 2. 3: Boy! Cborizf SJ Bi-Pbi-Cbem Clitb 2. 3. 4: Dance Committee I, 2. 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 35 Clare Tretzmrer I. 2. 3: Fanj Rizifing Committee 3: Scbol.zr.fbiLz'v Dri: e 3, 45 College Clitb l. 2. 3: Stienfe Fair If Soatb Pacific 2. N Edward F. Barclay, jr. Zo Pine Ridge Road Cochituate june S. 1945 If you wish to reach the highest, vou must begin at the lowest. ITYCIIIZ7 Clnlf 3, -if Smtleuf Court 35 Art St'rrit'c -if Kg Club 3, Vice Prefiderzl 4: College Club lg l..zlJ0ra10r3 Affiffant 3: .XvC'Il',ff7.1f7C'?' illtuztzlqizlxg Ifclifor 2. 3. 4: Yetzrlmok Bll.Yl7IL',f.1' .llafzager -if Band I. 25 Charm 2. 3, -if Bi-PM-Clverlz Clllb 2. 3. -if Prom C077I7IZlfIC6 3: Creafizie l17rif- mp -lf Scic'f1t'e Fair' l. 25 flfbletic Drize 2. 3: St'lv0l.u'.tlvip Driz 6 3. -lf 501116 Paci- fic 2: OH.zlv0mtz 3. Elsie Bigwood 2 5 5 Commonwealth Road Cochituate December 9. 1945 To the pure, all things are pure. Lflmnsi Serzite 2: Bzavizzeu Serziice 2. 3. 4: Nciz'.fp.1pc'r' 35 l'C'df'l700k 45 Prom Conznziffee 35 Sttl10li1v1tl9ip Drizle 2. Robert jay Barker 2 Rice Spring lame XVaylz1nd I admit that mtithenmtical science is L1 good thing, but excessive devotion to it is 11 bad thing. .llaflv hlietmz -if Kc-1 Clzzlz 3, -if Crow Cwnzrry 3: Lalin Club 3: Azblezir Drizc 35 Srlmlaritlvip Drize 3. 4: Bi-Plu'-Chem Cllrli -iq Yearbook 4: Prom Commitlee 3: Neuxtpaper Bzzyinetrr Manager 3. .va-QIQ Carol Ann Bigwood 8 Morse Road XY'nvland Linda Hammel Bonney 5 Rice Spring Lane XYi':1yland December 12. 1945 Instead of loving your enemies. treat your friends L1 little better. Arr Serrire -if Yearbook Staff 4: Cham! I, 2, 3. 4: Girly Cbomf 3. is '25 i i 28 April 9. 1945 O for a horse with wings! R' I f Spanish Club 3. 4: Arr Serziice Club 4 Yearbook 4,' Sclvolarfbip Drive 4, - if 'g . X H Q fr' v q,fs. . x Qc, Gail Theresa Brosseau 213 West Plain Street Cochituate November 15, 1945 1 have a preference for painting which lends joyousness to a wall. Art Service 3, 4: Bzniizen Serzfice 3, 4: Nezwpaper 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: De Coraloza Scbolarfloip Art Clarier 4: Sri- etzce Fair 1. Anthony Francis Bova, jr. 61 Glezen Lane Wayfland October 8, 1945 lf in doubt, dont! Football I. 2, 3, 4: Baieetltall I, 2, 3. 4: Bastelaall I, 2, 3. 4.' Clan Prefiflerzt 2: Stiiclent Comzril 2: Bojlr State Repre- .reiztatizie 3: Bi-Pbi-Chem Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Sttizleizt Guide 4: Scbolar- ,voip Drive 1. 2, 3, 4: Atlaletic Driz'e I. 2. 3, 4: Senior Plag 4. flhlv 4lE:31v Roger David Brown 21 Davelin Road Wayfland March 22, 1944 lt is better to have loafed and lost than never to have loafed at all. Football I. 2, 3.' Atfiftarzt fl Football Coarh 4: Track 3: Prom Committee 3: Atbletir Drive I, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 4. 29 Joyce Bregoli 6 Damon Street Cochituate Juh'8.1945 A multitude of small delights constitute happiness. Liltrarj Serzice 3 .' Bzifiizeff Serzice 7 4 Yearbook Staff -if Prom Committee 3 Sandra Marie Brown 51 Rice Road XY'avland July 21. 1945 'Cheerfulness is the religion of my life. iw Sv ite LMmUSwUM3f2GMM a.e B1f.tii1e,t,t Serztiee 3, 4: Yearoool: 4: f arfbip Drize 3. 4. FJ 5 fp ei-be 'E ?'- w.. Ni 14. -' joseph Elywin Browning 255 Cochituate Road NY'ayland March 1, 1945 lt is almost impossible to remember how tragic ii place the world is when one is playing golf. B.z,tbelb.zll I, 3. 45 Prom Conzrrziftee 3: Iu1r.mzur.1l Foofball 35 Golf I. 2, 3. 4.' Bi-Plvi-Cbcm Club 2. 3: Scbolarrbip Driz e I. 2, 3, -if Alblcfit' Drizie 1.2, 3. 4. jeanne Carolyn Carlson 7 Autumn Lane W'ayland June 3. l945 Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. fir! Service Club 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 45513 Club 4. 4- - . , 'N Robert W. Burgett ll Hammond XY':iy Cochituate january 7, l946 Victories that come cheaply are cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting. Bareball 1. 2, 3, 4: Baibelball I, 3: Foo!- ball 1. 3. 4: Key Club 4.' Yearbook 4: I3i'Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Prom Commifiee -if Soulb Pacilbt' 2: Srbolarstbip Drizie 2: Azblezic Drive 2. 3. Donald Lange Cassidy 162 Concord Road Wfayland June 25, 1945 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Nafiorzal Honor Society 3. Preriflerzt 4: Nea-,rpaper 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Science Team 2: Marlo Team 3, 4: Diffrict Baud 4: Scierzfe Fair I. 2: Scbolarybip Drize 2, 3. I Harzanl Boob Award 3: Ieuitb Brofberbooil Azvarcl 4: Citizerzrbip Award 4. vu 'T' 30 Dianne Patricia Capello 44 River Road Xvayland November 30. 1945 You can be the universe, if I can be Little Italy. Spanirb Club 3, Vice Prexidenz 45 Art Serziice 3: Yearbook Stag -4: Bi-Pbi- Cbem Club 2. 4: Prom Commiltee 3: Dante Commiztee 2, 3, 4: Girli' Softball. Manager 2: Biology Ariirtant 4: Cbem- iilry Anirtarzt 3, 4: Cbeerleader 2. 3, 4: Librarjy Service I: Srbolarfbip Drive 45 Atbletic Drive 2, 3, 4. N. Suzanne Crowell 163 Concord Road Wayland April 11, 1946 My life is one horrid grind. Yearbook C0-Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Tennif 3, 4,' Frencb Clnb 4.' N ewxpaper 3, 4, S cbolarfbip Drive 2, 3,' National Merit Scbolarfbip Finaliyt. n. David Pierce Charnock 18 Orchard Lane Wayland November 8, 1945 There is no defense like elaborate courtesy. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4:rF0otball 1,' AV. 3, 4,' Newfpaper 3, 4: Yearbook Reprefenta- tive 2: Bancl If Cboriif 3,' Bi-Pbi-Cbeni Cliib I, 2,' Laboratory Anirlant I, 2, 3,' Scbolarfbip Drizfe I, 2, 3,' Soiitb Pacific 2,' Oklaborna 3. 3 ,K 'Ts ' Michael F. Daly 9 Park Lane Cochituate February 18, 1945 Skill to do comes of doing. Foofball I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4: Bafketball I, 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Alblelic Drizfe I. 2, 3. 4,' Bi-Pbi-Cbern Club 2, 4: Scbolar- fbip Drive I, 2. 3, 4,' Yearbook Stajf 45 Science Fair 2, 4: Library Service 45 Senior Clan Play 45 Prom Committee 3: College Cliib 1, 2, 3: Finance Commitfee 3. 31 3 0--.Ny Nancy Jane Cook 25 Castle Gate South Cochituate October 21, 1945 I can resist everything except temptarionf' Art Service 2, 3, 4: Giiiclance Service I: Prom Cornrniitee 3: Scbolarybip Drive 3, 45 Pep Sqiiail I. Robert Deacon 36 Rolling Lane Wayland May 24, 1945 I like work, it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours. Ar' sv a' -fl' 'C' Thomas Charles Demartini To Edgewood Road Cochituate June 25, 1945 XY'lmt goes on here? Atlpletit' Dfizie I, 2. 3, 4.' Srlyolarfbip Drizc l. 2, 5: Bi'Pbi-Client Club 2.' Prom Committee 3: Btiteball I. 2: Foot- lull 3, 4: Ba.fietb.1ll I. David Scott Dinsmore 281 Cochituate Road Wlayland November 12, 1944 The strength of L1 mans virtue must not be measured by his ellorts, but by his ordinary life, B.I,ffCfll7tIll lf Btuelmll, .illtuzager 2: Li- limry Serzife I, 2, 5: fi.V. 3, 4. james Ray Densmore 222 Main Street Cochituate july 4, 1943 l am no orator . . . but a plain, blunt man. Library Ser1'ic'6 2. 3, 4: Bi-Plyi-Chem Club 2. Stephen Dicks 61 joan Patrice Donahue 60 Dean Road Cochituate December 12, 1945 WWII you please be quiet back there? Clary President 3. 4: Clan Secretary I: Softlmll I. 2: Tennif 3, 4: Bafbetbtzll I. 2, 3. 4: Cheerleading 4: Clioruy 2: Span- iilt Cluli 3, 45 Student Council 3. 4: Ntztiontzl Honor Society 3, 4: Athletic Drize I, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 4. frffww'-1 - ver' P .4 --1-2 1-I 1 ,pf 7 32 3 Sylvan VC'ay Wayfland july 23, 1945 A man most kindly in his careless way. Riflery 4: Projector Club I: Band I, 2 Prom Committee 3. ,950 475 Y. ...Y Christine Dunham 70 Claypit Hill Road Wayland October 22, 1945 Great intellects are scepticsf' Tennir Team 2, 3, Newfpaper 3, 45 Bi- Pbi-Cbenz Club ' 2: Science Team 4: Srbolarfbip Drizfe 2, 4. we -'-1' Judith Ann Dyer 18 Pleasant Street Cochituate March 18, 1945 Boys are the most difficult of all animals to manage. Cborui 41 Guiclance Serrice 3. 4: Year- book Stay? 4. it C...'9 iv- Norman Even Eggert 9 Richard Road Cochituate May 13, 1945 Free things are beautiful. Football 3: Spanisb Club 3, 4,' Student Court 4,' Key Club, Secretary 3, Prefi- 1 dent 4,' Newfpaper 3, 4: Yearbook Ad- 24 R0l111'1g L9-UC uertiring Manager 4. WHYlaUd November 29, 1945 Hear muchg speak little. Catherine Ellis Tennir 3, Latin Club 3, 4,' Cbernirtry Laboratory Affirtant 4,' Newfpaper Sfdg 45 Yearbook Stay? 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 3. 35 Nancy Ellen Ferguson 136 Commonwealth Road Cochituate February 27, 1945 Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. Spanitb Club 3. 4.' Stuflent Court 4: Lab Affiftant 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Prom Com- mittee 2, 3. 4: Srbolarrbip Drire 3. 4: Atbletic Drive 3. 4. EN lui 1f 'b 1 !, be I i .1 David Glenn Fine 17 Rice Spring Lane XY'nyland He blows his brains out upon the trumpet. Football 2: Latin Club 2: lutranzurral Football 3. 4: Prom Conzmtftee 3: Nezzgt- jmpcr Stall 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Band I. 2, 3, 45 Librizry Serrice 4. John Peter Flanagan 167 Glezen I.ane XVayIand September 29, l945 I nm very fond of the company of ladies Football I, 2. 3. 4: Bi-Pb!-Cbenl Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Atbletic Drize 2, 3. 4: Spanirb Club 2. 'llll Peter Mylott Fink S Barney Hill Road XVayland hLq'I2.I945 These are the times that try mcn's souls. 'Iirari 2: Crort Country 3: AV. I, 2, 3. 4: Ncu-.tpaper 3, 45 Yearbook Staff I, 4: Clnorut 1, 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3.' Art! Center Play 2. 3. 4: Senior Play: Alblelic Drift' 2. 3. 4: Science Fair I. f 3. 4, Francis Leo Fisher, jr. David Edward Flanders 5 Amey Road Cochituate May 28, I945 I am always confused by the feminine sex. You never know what theyre up to next. Football I. 2: Barbetball I. 2. 3: Golf 3. 4: Latin Club 3, 4.' Key Club 4: Bi'Pbi- Cbenz Club 3, Vife Preyident 4: Matb Team 3, 4: Student Council Trearurer 4: Prorn Committee 3. 34 3 Q I . ,L 5 7 School Street Wfayland February l, 1944 I love coffee, I love tea, I love the girls but they're mean to me Football I, 2, 3. 45 Track 2, 3. N -e , Judith Kneeland Gerrie 23 Red Barn Road Wayland January 18, 1945 Life without laughter is dreary. Bancl 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Service 25 Frencb Club 45 Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 4,' Scbolar- Jbip Drive 2, 3, 4,' Yearbook 4: Science Faur 4. 3 4-- Ronald Foley, jr. 16 Snake Brook Road Cochituate October 10, 1945 A man who is master of patience is master of everything else. Bareball 2, 3: College Club If Bi-Pbi- Cbem Club If Science Fair 25 Prom Committee 3: Ski Club 4. ,F--up 4-v'g,.V .yy Stephen Lee Garry Brook Trail Road Wayland December 19, 1944 Dare to be what you are, and learn to resign with a good grace all that you are not, and to believe in your own individuality. Barbetball I: Football 3, 45 Spanirb Club 3, 45 Stuclent Government Day Repre- rentatice 45 Cboruf I, 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 Soutb Pacifc 2. 'Vx 'is-ff Marlene Gibbons 20 Bayfield Road Cochituate October 20, 1945 There is one advantage of poor handwriting: it covers up a lot of mistakes in spelling. Latin Club 3, Vice Preyident 4,' National Honor Society 3, 4: Cbemirtry Labora- tory Auiftant 3: Netwfpaper Staff 3: Bi- Pbi-Cbem Club 2. 55 Gregory Craig Goodwin 12 Willard Street Cochituate August ll, 1945 Who is the forgotten man? He is the civil character who pays his taxes and is never heard of out of his circlef Science Team 4. My X. ' 'lr ills! nach f Q' J- 'uf Virgil Ross Griffin 7 Pemberton Road Cochitunte May 25. 1945 It is easier for some men to swim the channel, than to build a tunnel under it. Br-ozwz L'rz:'er.til3 Ifztertrbolaftic Swim- vzmte Neel: Suze Cfmmpiofztlaip, Uni- IC7'Vfl!j' of illa,f.f.1c'lJ1z.te!tJ.' Sriefzre Fair 2. Marie Frances Ham 26 Pleasant Street Cochituate 'D September 28, 1945 Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. Gzridame Serzice 2, 3: Pep Squad I: Yearbook 4. 'Q N X Q J 56 P Alden Charles Harrington 5 Glen Road XX7ayland April 17, 1945 lt's no credit to anyone to work too hard. Football I. 2. 3: Bafeball I. 25 Atbletic Drive 31 Prom C07Il77Zi!l68 3. if 1 1?'f r f :J- Gordon Brenton Hazard 53 Lakeview Road Cochituate February 18, 1945 The wildest colrs make the best horses. Clan Vice Prefitleizt 45 Prom Committee Karen Clark Heald 3g Fund Raising Committee 3: Football 197 Old Connecticut Path I, 2, 3, C0-Captain 4: Basketball 1. Wayland June 10, 1945 Like a brook, I babble on forever, FTA. Club If Pep Club If Library Ser- z'ice Club 2, 3,5 Newfpaper Stay? 3. 43 -qu.-,, Mixed Cbomi I, 25 Prom Committee 3: Sfbolarrbip Drive I, 2. 3. 57 Nancy Wallace Heilmann 58 Sears Road Wayland September 18, 1945 The smile that won'r come off. Freizrb Clzzb 3, 4,'Lati1z Club 3. 4. Izmior Clarviff Leagffef Cbemiftry Labomtory Ayxiftaizt 3, 45 Nezzzfpaper Staff 3. -if Prom Committee Cbairmaizf Fiznzizce Committee 3. 4: Drama Club 3. 4. L., Q Mary Louise Holmes 22 Pleasant Street Cochituate September 19, 1945 Always try to be a little kinder than is necessary. .N'ezipfp.zpcr Tgpiif 3, -if Yearbook Staff -if Prom Cfllllllllflclt' 35 St-bolimbip Drize 3: Guiilaiice Sefiice 2, 35 Pep Squucl 1. Patricia Lesley Jenks Z9 Training Field Road XY'aylancl April 22. 1945 The thing that does the most and cost the least is just a pleasant smile. l71'cr1cb Club -if Cl.1J.f Secrefmj 2: Slu- .lwif Courf 3. -lf .Yziioizizl Honor Society 3. -if Gui.l.m:e Seri ice 3: Yearbook Siaff J: Cbivrui' lg B1-Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Prom Conzmiftee 3: SL'l70la'V',l'l7lAfJ Drize -l. f , X X 1. Margaret Elizabeth Howard lf: Rltlgclltltl ROZIL1 Lydia Ann Karpinol Cochituate December 25. 1945 30 Hlghgllff-' Road I never met .1 man I didnt like. wlallland Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club l. 2: College Club I, May Ml' 1945 2: Arif Cenler Play 3,' Science Fair I. cr- Gary Russell Knox 10 Orchard Lane VC'ayland August 25. 1945 He was so generally civil that no one ever thanked him for it, Cborur 2. 3. -lf Science Team 4: .llizlb Tcxzm -ix Olfl.1Z7077Z.1 3: C7051 Couizfrg 3. -1: Pl7A1,flL',f Lab A,f5i.ffu12I -lf Kej Club 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 4. i f 'Tb 33 . n.- i .. L c e A Character, in great and little things, means carrying through what you feel able to do. Field Hockey 2, 3. -if Bizxiefball 4: Lam: Club 3. 4: Sluslenf Council 2, 3. Secre- tary 4: Library Sefzice Club 3: Cborur 3: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club I. 2. 3.' Science Fair I, 2: Laboralorj Arrirfant 4. . f W E-:J 'x 1 li F O'-3,5 Q, ' , William J. Krongard 501 Concord Road Yvayland August 20. 1045 lt's strange how you can hear a rattle in your car and not in your head. B.Z,f6b.1U J. 25 Frcfzflv Club 2: AV. I Prom Committee 3, Ronald Bruce Kuzoian 18 Clubhouse Lane XY'ayland May 15. 1945 Personally, I arn always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. Football 4: Scholarship Drite 4. M if James Bud Laliemina 455 Old Connecticut Path XY'ayland Gctober 6. 1944 Throw fear to the wind, Football I. 2. 3. -if B,1.vkeIb.1fI I. 25 Bare- baff If Trunk 2. 3. -if riff Serzife' J fizrdio-l'i.rz1rzl Lighting 2, S: Bi-Plm Cbem Cfzrb I. 2: Prom Committee 3: Atlvfefit' Drize I, 2. 3. -ix S.'Zvof.zmfsz'p f Drize 2. 5, 4. 39 '11 W? 'V Valerie Lynne Kurth 22 Snake Brook Road Cochituate September 2. 1945 Borrowing from Peter to pay Paul land Mary if' Softf5.:1'f if B.:.r5etb,z,'.' 25 Temzif S. 4: Stizzfeut Cofnzrif if Aft Ser: ire -lf Clvomgt 2: Prom Conzmxtee 5: Fizzmzrc Covmzii- F66 af 5.-,T-my-..e,iffp om 1. 2. S. if Affi- ieri: Dfrze f, 2. 3. 4. Edward I.. Langley 9 Cole Road XY'ayland November 13. 1044 lf there is one form of life to which l unconditionally surrender. it is the feminine gender. Fooilazlf I. 2. 3. -,ff B,zf6lr.z.':' .5fl'f7f Ser'- :ife 4: . lf!.ffO-lvff.'!.I:! I. 2, LfQfl't.91:5 Craft Ai. -If N6:z.ff1zfn'rj9.' Cfl'C1'.'zt 2 3. -J Bi. PH-Cflfervz Cilnlf 2: Sontff' P.:.'if.' 2: Oil:- I. 5 . ' . . . ' ' . l.'077I.1 if Stunt F.::v' .. 2: Pfftv: Cow.- mitfee 3. 41 sl 'Y as l 'Ux- David Alan Large 476 Old Connecticut Path Cochituate March 24, 1945 Idleness is the rust that attaches itself to many brilliant metals. Soutb Pacific 2: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Track Manager 4. Sandra Ann Lindbohm 36 Xwoodland Road Cochituate June 24, 1945 The study of books is a drowsy and feeble exercise. Softball I, 2. 3. Co-Captain -l: Buriiiesf Scrzire 3, J: Guiclance Scrzice 4: Year- boob Staff 4: Pep Sqtlail l. I i '7 R' EH' 3 1 Susan Leahy ll Adams Lane XY ayland October 20, l94 5 Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses. Cb7L'L'l'lC'dtll7IAQ 3, -,ff Sfttmitb Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3, Vice Prefiilent I: National Honor Society 3, 4: Library Serrice I: Guiilailce Seriice 3: Yearbook 4: Bi-Pbi- Cbem Club 3, Secretary 45 Prom Com- mittee 3: Fuiul Rairiiig 3: junior Citi- zembip Coiiferevzce 3: Atbletic Aifocia- tion Drize 3. 1 Gary James Longtime XVhite Road Wayland January 29. 1944 This man was well known for his fine and handsome clothes. Scbolarybip Drize 2. 4: Soutb Pacifc 2: Art Service 4: Football I: Fuiul Raising Committee 3: Prom Committee 3.' Bi- Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Neiixtpaper 2: Labora- tory Ayrixtaut 2.' Cboruf 2. 4: Yearbook Stag 4. 1 4. 'ell 40 Lamar Vern LeMonte 78 Sears Road W'ayland March 4, 1945 After a ten-month examination of the press I do think I have caught the knack of writing facitious little head- lines. Tennit 3. 4: AV. Liqgbting 2. 3. 4: Newr- paper 2, 3. Editor-iii-Cbief 4: Yearbook 41 Cborur I. 2, 3: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2. 3.' Prom Committee: Creatize Wfrit- ing 4,' Scbool Play 2, 3. ig 4. Carol jane Luukkonen 44 East Plain Street Cochituate january 11, 1945 There is nothing so variable in nature as a lady's headressf' Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Captain 4: Yearbook Co-Editor 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: French Club 4: Science Fair I, 2: Prom Committee 3: College Club I: Scholarfhip Driz'e 2, 3, 4: Athletic Drive 2, 3. 4. Cheryl Ruth Lorentzen 291 Concord Road Wlayland September 14, 1945 So little done-so much to do. Softball 2: Spanirh Club 3. 4: Newr- paper 2, 3, 4: Choruf I. 3.' Scholarrhip Driz'e I. 2. 3, 45 School Play 2. 3.' Prorn Conznzittee 3.' Finance Committee 3, 4. Donna Louise MacKenzie 5 Carroll Place Cochituate july 6, 1945 She would always try to say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Softball Manager 2: Field Hockey Man- ager 3: Choruf 2,' Prom Committee 53 Athletic Drice 2, 3, 4: Scholarfhip Drive 3, 4. ' 41 joan Patricia Lucey 178 XY'est Plain Street Cochituate July 6. 1945 Two roads diverged in the wood, and l took the one less travelled by. and is has made all the difference. Spanifh Club 3, President 4.' Student Council If Clair Secretary 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Art Serzice Club 2. 3, 4.' Library Service Club 2: Nezwpaper 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4: Bi-Phi-Chem Club 2, 4: Finance Conzniittee Chairman I, 2: Science Team 2. 3, 45 Math Team 3, Secretary 45 Pronz Committee 3.' Phi Beta Kappa Boob Azcard 3.' College Club 3.' Scholarrhip Drize I, 2. 3. 4: Science Fair I. Elizabeth Louise Marsh 228 Old Connecticut Path XY'ayland October 19. 1945 The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Softball 2: Barbetball 3: Guiclance Ser- zice 3.' Library Service 2: Neuxtpaper 4.' Yearbook 4: Pep Squad 3. ,999 'i 2 inf William Frederick Marston 8 Maguire Road Coehitunte April 19. 1945 Mother calls me Wlilliam. Sister calls me Bill. Brother calls me XY'iIIie, But the girls all call me Scuzf' Bizrebtzll 1, 2. 5. 45 Btlflfffbclll I. 3. 45 Spiznirb Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Freiztb Club 2: Yearbook 4: Cboruy I: Bi-Pbi- Cbezn Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Bi- ology Lab Ayfiftmit 4: St'bolm'5bip Drize 4: Albletit' Drize I. 2. 3. 4. Samuel Albert Martin I2 Clover Road XY'aylz1nd November 16, 1945 I read, I study. I examine. I listen. I retIect...i1nd I still can't Hgure it out. Buileetball 3: Prom Committee 35 Ten- nir 3, 4: Crow Country 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club, Prefulent 4: Latin Club 3. 4.' illatb Team 3, 4: Keg Club 4. if Qfyi 42 ..- al .a ,LA- William Allardice Mclilwee 102 XY'oodridge Road Wlayland March 31, 1945 Vie are growing serious. and let me tell you. thats the very next step to being dull. 7 Football I: Croft Country 3: Baieball 3: Cborur 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Morning Announcement Staj 3. 4: School Plug 2. gi' Karen E. McEwan 5 Hayward Road Wayland january 18, 1945 As though I lived to write and wrote to live. Tennis Team 2, 3,' National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4,' Newfpaper Staff 3, 4: Creative Writing 4. .1 ,en-4' . r, v-M,,.f Q 'vq 5 Qi Wall! 'ML l ,A A ,K at -fi ' A A d'id 5 NNE. A 'Nil' Sandra Lee McNally 6 Adams Lane Wayland May 21, 1945 Athletics makes a person both long-lived and useful. Basketball 3, Captain 4,' Field Hockey 3, Co-Captain 4: Softball 3: Scloolarfbip Driife 3: Athletic Drive 3, 4: Art Ser- vice 3. 4,' Prom Committee 3. 1 Xcel YY-if-We-f 5jQ,....--'-' William J. Meek 21 Orchard Lane Wayrland May 2, 1945 The universe is becoming a bore. Track 2, 3. 4.' Crow Country 3, 4.' Latin Club 35 Key Club 3. Trearurer 4.' A.V. 35 Cborur 2. 3, 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 4.' Atblelic Drive 3, 4.' Prom Committee 3 Edith Ann Norris 206 Boston Post Road Wayland December 30, 1945 God bless the kind, for they bless everyone else. Freizcb Club 4,' Lab Arrirtant 4.' Year- book 4.' Cborur 3, 4.' Concert Cboir 4.' Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2. 4.' Scbolarfbip Dr-ire 4: Prom Committee 3: Science Team. Secretary 4. i I Karen Linda Merrell 38 Red Barn Road Wayland June 23, 1945 Character is a long-standing quality. Cborur I, 3, 4,' Concert Cboir 3, 4,' Scbolarrbip Drive 4.' Science Fair 4.' Lab Anittant 2. 4.' Library Service 2: Bi-Pbi- Cberrz Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Year- book 4. Carol Lee Nulter 55 Red Barn Road Waytland March 21, 1945 as n Given to hospitality. Buririerf Service 4.' Guidance 4.' Year- book Stay? 4. john Edward Francis Myers, Jr. 27 Edgewood Road Cochituate April 15, 1944 I have only three rules of lifeg never do anything underhanded, never get your feet wet, and go to bed at ten. Football I, 2, 3, 4.' Baxketball I,' Track 3,' Athletic Drive I, 2, 3, 4. X ff l 44 YT Z t F Dorothy A. Paradis 22 5 Cochituate Road Wayland October 2, 1945 Women are, without a doubt, the cause of all mischief. Freizcb Clzzb 25 Art Serrce Club 4: Year- book Sldj? 4,' Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club I, 2,' Prom Committee 35 Scbolarfbip Drize 2: Senior Play 4, 1 r ll 1 fo- ' 1 I tv, john Thomas O'Keefe 14 Glen Road Wayland October 27, 1945 History is bunk. Baieball 1, 2, 3, 45 Croft Country 3, i Captain 4. l 1 1 1 1 L. 3 ?g- f 1 Yiwu! 'kr Henry Wallace Plump, jr. 177 Glezen Lane Wayland A August 31, 1944 A six-foot column of gentleman. Football 1, 2, 3,' Bafketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Band Z, 2, 3,' Prom Committee 3,' Bi- Rocco Pompeo Pbi-Cbem Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Scbolarybip 119 Dudly Road Drive 3, 4,' Atbletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. Cochituate June 27, 1945 I laid down my work and went fishin'. Library Service 3, Prefialent 4: Prom Committee 3, Pbytical Education Afyiyt- ant 3, 4. 1 45 i I Judith S. Pratt 4 Cole Road Way land October 22, 1945 Dont anybody ask me to decide anything. Nezvfpaper 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 4.' Cbo- rm 2. 35 Girllt Cborlri 3: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 25 Sozztb Pacific 2,' Oklaboma 3. QL. A . 1 'U' M Diane L. Purdy 15 Sherman Bridge Road Wayland April 2, 1945 The microscope cannot find the animal which is less perfect for being small. Yearbook Staff 4: Bi-Pb!-Cbem Club 2,' Cborur 45 Laboratory Arrirtarzt 2, 4: Li- brary Service 2: Prom Committee 3.' Scbolarrbip Drive 2, 4: Science Fair 2, 4. Ronald R. Reeves 73 Old Sudbury Road Wayland May 20, 1945 I like him. He is every inch a gentleman. Barketball 3. Captain 4: Sparzirb Club 4.' Atbletic Drive 3. 4: Scbolarrbip Drive 4: Library Service 4. Leah Gay Ramsey 142 Pelham Island Road Wayland July 30, 1945 Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Laboratory Aryirtant 3, 4,' Future Nurrer Club 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Cborur 3: Frettea' Striizgr Irzrtrumerztr Club 3,' Oklaboma 3: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 3g Prom Committee 3,' Ski Club 3, 4. I Edward Dominic Regan 18 Willard Street Cochituate June 16, 1944 The man who has never been licked was probably never in a iight. Football I: Barketball I: Intramural Bar- ketball 3, 4: Sbop Service Club 4,' Prom Committee 3,' A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4. ' in 0 al- f X' 4 X 46 Q In 1 U of I Carol Ann Reese 7 Charles Street Cochituate September 14, 1945 This above all, to thine own self be true. Biology Arrirtant 3,' Cbemirtry Arrirtant 4: Burinefr Service Club 3, 4.' Health Room Service 3. 4: Library Service Club I, 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2,' Future Nurrer Club 3, Prerident 4,' Scbolarrbip Drive 2, 3. 4,' Prom Com- mitteeg Soutb Pacibc 2,' Oklaboma 3. if Q w4'Y' gf' 1 ' Q i . a Q A :ist Kla' ' tis ,. Nancy Louise Rizzo 14 Black Oak Road Wayland I am not absent minded. lt is the presence of mind that makes me unaware of everything else. Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Frencb Club 1, 2,' College Club 1, 2: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2,' Library Service 2, 3,' Spanirb Club 3,' Prom Committee 3. Msg QTY Charles Stockton Roehrig 4 Blossom Lane Wayland November 27, 1945 I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tennix 3,' Crorr Country 4,' Matb Team 3, 4,' Student Council 2, Vice Preritlent 3, Preficlent 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 45 Spaniib Club 3, 4,' Key Club 4,' Prom Committee 3. Steven F. Rowan Draper Road Wayland August 7, 1945 It's more than logical, it's biological- to be lethargicalf' Tennir 3, 4,' A.V. 3, 4: Newfpaper Stay? 3, 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 3,' Prom Com- mittee 3: Soutb Pacihc 25 Oklaboma 3,' Scbolarrbip Drive 2, 3. 47 Y 4'l'7 ' Xvii Carolyn Mary Rodes 319 Concord Road Wayland As sociable as a basket of kittens. Guidance Service 3, 45 Future Nurrei Club 3, 45 Cborui 2.3, 4: Prom Commit- tee 3 5 Scbolarrbip Dritfe 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 4. Frederick William Schnepel 28 Sunset Road Cochituate January 9, 1945 He has spent his life best who has enjoyed it most. Scbolarybip Drive 4,' Yearbook 4. 71 ein. 4 'S mt I QB Oi, Elsie Carol Schneider 53 Old Sudbury Road XYi'ayland September 28, 1944 Saddle your dreams before you ride them. Spanirb Club 3, Trearurer 4: National Honor Socie13 3. 4: Art Service 3, 4: Yearbook Sfaff 4: Cborur I, 2. 3. 4: Special Cboruf 3. 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2, 4: Prom Commitfee Cbairmarl 3: Oblaboma 3. William Loring Shannon 6 Davelin Road Wayfland September 10, 1944 Ent not to dullnessg drink not to elevation, Traci 3: Foofball illanaxger 4: Bareball 2: KG'-1 Club 3. 45 Prom Commilfee 3. 6.4 vt 375' Paul Wilmot Scovill, III 21 Moore Road Wayland April 15, 1945 Men of few words are the best men. Clan Vice Prericlerzl 3: National Honor Society 3, Treaiurer 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Scbolarsbip Driz'e 1. 2, 3, 4: Finance Committee 3, 4. Susan Alexander Seeley 14 Sed gemeadow Road Wayland November 28, 1945 K Sharon Elizabeth Shepard 6 Plain Road Way'land August 12, 1945 I enjoy a good laugh-one that rushes out of the soul like the breaking up of fl Sunday School. Field Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4: Bafbetball 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Reprererztatire 3: Prom Commiftee 3: Afbleric Drive 2. 3: Scbol' arrbip Drive 4: Big Cbief Wayzzale 4. 48 Variety is the mother of enjoyment. Frerzcb Club 3: Sparzirb Club 4: Art Ser- 1'ice 4: Campus Crier 3: Yearbook 4,- Cborur I: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Sourb Pacific 2. Y -1-v 35? eo W -1 'hi' john Wesley' Simcock 8 Alden Road Xvayland January 13. 19-15 lt's easy to be as tall as he is: stand on his kneecapsf' B.:.fEetb.zI! -if B.z.feb.zll J. Q l lb! .qg i Beverly Townsend Smith 101 Draper Road VC'ayland May 8, 1944 People say that life is the thing. but l prefer reading. Barkerball 2: Softball 2: Band Z: Cliorzn Lawrence Albert Smith 2, 3, 4. 55 West Plain Street Cochituate August 25. 1945 Blessed are they that run in Circles. Band J. 2. 3. 4: Cboriif I. 2. 3. 4: Spaizifb Club 3: Library Serzife Z: Sfieiire Fair Serzire I. 2. 5. -1: Ck677ZfjIf'-1 Laboratorwg Aftimzizf -if Bi-Pb!-Cbem Cizib 2. -if Srieizce Team 2. 3. Captain -if Prom Commiftee 3: Soiifb Patina 2: OEfaffi0i2i.1 3. 49 ib- it Edwin Charles Sloper 196 Commonwealth Road Cochituate June 9. 1945 As happy a man as any in the world. for the world seems to smile upon hirnf Aa.2'iO'l1,f:i.:f 3, 4. Kerry Stockbridge 3 Country Corners Road Wayland January 20. 19-15 One must he a friend to have friends. FiflfHf .E A ' ea af eg 2: Gffzfaffce SEYIIKE 2. 5 Health Sersife 2, 35 fX'5:t.fp.:pef Sta? 3 'U' gi J' Elizabeth Ann Sullivan 36 Orchard Lane 'XY'ayland january 31, 1946 Although she had much wit, she was very shy of using it. Spaiiirly Club 3. Prericlent 45 Clair Vife Prcritleiit 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Guitlaiice Service Club 3 .' Nezwpaper Stall 3: Student Guide 4: Creatize 1Vrit- iizg 4: Prom Committee 3. Judith F. Walsh 3 Lakeview Road Cochiruare july 27, 1945 True artists are a rare, rare breed. Art Scrzire Club 3, 4: Nezitrpaper 3, 4: Cborur I, 2, 3. 4: Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 1.2: Soutb Pacifr 2: Oklaboma 3. N Patricia Swift 21 Timber I.ane Cochituate july 30, 1945 Obey that impulse! Barbetball 1: Pep Club I: Guidance Ser- vice 2.' Art Serrice Club 3: Cborur I: Prom Committee 3: Scbool Play 2. 3.' Paul Vincent Thorp Scbolarfbip Drive 2. 4. Paul Edward Watkins 44 Lakeshore Drive Cochituare March 28. 1946 I can't afford to waste my time making money. Spaizirb Club 3: AV. 3: Cborur 4: Bi- Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Soutb Pacifc 2: Prom Committee 3. ' 50 201 Stonebridge Road Wayland july 30, 1945 With wisdom willing work is won. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Barketball I: Spanirb Club 2: Band I, 2. 3, 45 Bi-Pbi-Cbem Club 2: Prom Committee 3. 3 ,tw T--f x.. William White 115 Draper Road Wayland November 24, 1945 I have often regretted my speech, never my silence, Bafeball 2, 3: Student Council Ig Clary Tfeafurer I ,' Orcbeftfa 1, 3,' Banal 45 Key Club 4. -ls Z .41 1755 I Mary Elizabeth Welch 48 Lake Shore Drive Cochituate September 30, 1945 Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs to! Latin Club 3, 4: Yearboob 4,' Band I. 2, 3, 45 Bi-Pbi-Cbenz Club 2. 45 Prom Coin- nzittee 3: College Club I. 52 'Nr- Deborah R. Winsor 20 Wlayland Hills Road Wlayland August 14. 1945 A ship is always referred to as 'she' because it costs so much to keep her in paint and powder. Enrolled in Jenior year from IWeJton. Man. 5 1 l x M , 1 , 1 I . , 1, I. N ' tp 4 I J la? Cynthia Whipple 62 Three Ponds Road Wayfland April 21, 1945 Please, l'd rather do it myself. IV Field Hockey, Captain 3: IV Barber- ball 3: Hockey 4: junior Clarsici League 3, 4: National Honor Society: Guid- anre Serzice 3: Nezwpaper 3: Bi-Pb? Cbenz Club 4: Scbolarfbip Drize 2. 3. 4: Atbletic Drire 3. Joyce Haggart Young 134 Commonwealth Road Cochituate November 2 7, 1945 Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Frenrb Club 25 Guidance Serzice 4: AV. 2. 3. 4: Nezwpaper 3, 4: Prom Commit- fee 3: Pep Squad Z: 5L'b70lz1f.fb7lP Drizie 2. 3, 4. ii IVF'-rx advisers XY'e wish to thank these faculty meniberslfor their time and patience of which they gave so generously during the past four years. Helping us run our class meetings and organize innumerable fund-raising activities was only a small part of what they did for us. Even more than this we have appreciated the personal interest they took in each and every one of us during our high school days. iw' 1- 50' .7 Mr Benedict G Mazza joan Lucey D.A.R. Cirizemlaip Award Phi Beta Kappa Award ,fi -0'-qi honors Donald Cassidy D.A.R. Citizemfaip Award Harvard Book Award Stev e Garry Repr eierzfazzz e The Harvard Book Award and the Phi Beta Kappa Award were given in our junior year to the boy and girl, respectively, who had demonstrated high scholas- tic achievement. The Daughters of the American Revolution gave their citizenship awards to two stu- dents voted by the class as representatives of depend- ability, service, leadership, and patriotism. The Stu- dent Government Day Representative, elected by the class, participated in the Annual Student Government Day in Boston on April 5. The jewish Brotherhood Award was similarly voted by the class to the student who, in his school and community citizenship, has exemplified a spirit of respect and friendship. , 1,3 ' U75 ! 2 Student Gorermrzerzl Day l ,,' unclerclcissmen juniors 9. 1 N T 1 I' ri! Ron: B. Sutton, Y. Mmilron. K. Bahcrs. Al. XY'worlm.1n, ul. Moses lilc, J. Yfcstuirr, D. Sliurman, K.. Ciillaxulicr, N. Hulugc. Harriman, lx lfrlxlcr. A. Mriiann. M. Mamlicsrcr. Srrfiml' Rim: Cf. XVilson. R. mlm, P. Bmxlu. R. I.ix'ingsmri. T. XR'l1ll'L'. R. Davis. G. Phillipo, N N X .1unrgwn1r'ry. Nl. BL'Dl.lIl'lIIl, .. Ynrinu. R. Diskin, G. Sterling. R. 4 im-r. P. Hnlrlsxmrrli. 5. P-im-r, R. Crinmiings, T. H.ill, M. Langthorn. S. XY'atr, H. Wfalsh, W. Clausen. Third R011 .' J. Antonellis, P. Regan D. Nelson, L. Pearson. Al. McKay, S. Ahern, B. Fredrickson, G XYL-rncr, R. Cooper. XY. Howland. A. Reeves. 1. Murray, J. Frye IT. Mornmli, R. Marvin. -I. Rutschman, R. Swift, R. Nichols, B. Keary -I. Rogers, Il. Korcngal, bl. English, I. Larkin. Fifi! Roux' C. Stearns, B. Kane, N. Saddlemyer, M. Dik, S. Rigerrio A. Chaisson, R. Hession, D. Schultz, A. Hugli, DI. Hdy'Nl'dfd, VI. Gerald M, Maquire, J. Russell. Second Ron: S. Seigel. K. Rumple, L. Han cock, K. Chaisson, R. Lombardo, J. Ashley, Rizzo, -I. Holdsworth 1. Stevens, T. Esposito, E. Gustafson, S. Wilkinson, M. Golden, j 'I --...... - nsK Fifrt-Rouu' J. Lazarian, K. Krinopolis, S. Kruse, S. Daly, D. Proctus, Sruens Nl Carroll lx Zinihoni L Hickman S H x l Nl Z P. Sisak, M. Murphy, K. Fritz, M. Dick, S. Foley. Second Roux' urke L Lin lu T11 Hcnlcr wn P Q ron P Xcuen D. Marston, C. Thurston, R. Polk, L. Campbell, D. Ferguson, J. lorflcr F Ioncs B Benson B Benson T lxe ter D Fw R OLc1rx 4 N' GPGGVTD N Fw: Rm' E. Parker, P. Carroll, rl. Smith. VT. Luulckonen. C. Ross- lixvfxmuxlh. L. XY'iriclq. .-X. Plennert. L. Baker. P. Athanas. bl. Taylor. Sammi Ron: C. Fricl-ce. M. Pourrier. B. Yfvhitc. R. Billie. bl. Stock' www'-JA Y bridge. L. McArthur, G. LaPierre. A. Leonard. S. McCusker, J. Malizia. D. Leone. M. Pultz. E. Fullerton, P. Hersey. Third Roux N. Abbott. P. lounarovieh. D. Osmond. H. Ames. R. Lever. R. King. sophomores Fzfrz Rm : D. Stanton. B. Statton. M. XY'iddiss. R. X'i'estcort. S. KY'hite R. Yfilbur, C. Thorne. A. Palmer, B. O'Neill. G. Poutasse. -l. Rizzo C. Marshall. S. Orenstein. G. Markinae. Il. Richey. Kermit! Ron: B Younhu. S. XY'hite. B. XY'illxinson. P. Seeley. K. Shapter. T. Parker. K Robertson. P. Yintixlla. B. Peelis. D. Nagle. Al. Onutralc. B. Sylvester. K. Ringer. S. Neubert. B. Phillips. Tlisrj Roz.: G. Paton, E. Zeiler D. Pollock, bl. Stelians. D. Rohlinta. G. Stanney. M. Vfatson. K. Young M. Prouty, C. Morgan. nl. Yfilliams. H. Tufts. G. Redpath, M. Redpath fjf' R. Sears. T. Poole. G. Pierce. G. Rooney, M. NX'ilclman, O. Woolsey', C. Schnepal. C. Thomas. S. Nichols. B. Paine, N. Pinckel, P. Wferner, G. Small. Fnnrfly Roux R. Turner. bl. Mead. C. Piers. C. Perry, J. Mac- Donald. K. XY'iclcs. M. Zeolla, C. Potter, D. Thorpe. M. Rodgers, B. Sibley. R. Seeley, P. Scanlan. R. Reeves. R. Shaklil-Q. T. Stites. M. Tibbetts. M. Marbet. XY. Strachan. XY. XY'itzell, W. Phillipo. D. Shorey. C. Potter. D. McEwan. QI -Qu Fin! Roux' M. Lewis, P. Morandi, N. jay, L. Houghton, R. Knox P. Kather, A. Kester, P. Morrell, K. Kane, D. Melanson, S. Meek K. Krongard, S. Hamilton.Secrnzd Roux' N. Leinfelder. A, Mosher, B. Hewitt, S. Lundy, N. Malagrifa, B. McNally, G. Henderson, M Jourdan, P. Marston. L. Knaack, D. Lavers, K. Kariotis, S. LaGree K. Langthorne, D. Lehmann, P. Marston, S. Mohl, T. jones, D Krystiniak. A. Lafemina, C. Meuson. B. Klinyermar.. B. Harris. Laughlin, S. lxendall. 7l717'!ll ltozzf D. Larson. D. Lael-11. f.. l.i'.in,Qstori -I. Hill, F. Lemho, R. Kealty, R. Ltirnonr, YI. Keaity. rl. Kf'anj,', T Kenyon, P. llarrinluton. F. Lalicmlnu, Vl. lfityzf-mlf' D l..q'l'iarzU. C Heald, R. Bernicr, A. Lombardo, R. Lindahl. KI. l-rgc-12. GF 'X Fin! Roux' S. Baker, C. Clowes, P. Bomengen, S. Cannistraro, M Butler, M. Fox, A. Bean, S. Carroll, J. Barrett, F. Collins, J. Gilman. Sefond Roux' T. Bortone, J. Conway, R. Costa, A. Dyer, ul. Densmore. L. Charlton, L. Dame, B. Colbath, A. Ellis, L. Boyles, M. Capello, '5 'N F ,S -my 5 VW all G. Condon, S. Gear. D. Cormacli. M. Gravina. S. Harris. R. Grant Third' Ron: K. Carrier. bl. Amero. sl. Halley. T. Chamberlin. F. Hazarti D. Alstad, B. Cole, M. Harmon. L. Hatch, B. Bahr. A. Brown. R Chaisson. B. Gill. .1 P - 4 .4 , A g... . 1'-Kb' i Fnrr Ron: M. Somew. D. Combos, L. Friclce. A. Kemper. B. Fink A. Pon. S Kemper, M. Nichols. -I. Cvroton. S. Palmer. S. Shannon F. Stahl. Sammi Ron: P. XY'.1lQh, S. Flliot. S. Cutler. M. Cronin, B Rot-hriu. XV. Smith. kl. Stone. D. Mase. L. Davis. M. Poirier, L. Calzini L. Silva. rl. Stotlcbritlse. L. Riquney. M. McCann. C. W'hite. D. Par freshmen Frm Run: H. Senior. 1. Connor, M. Fluhr. M. Steffen. N. Osbourn M. Luce, P. Neuentloffer. P. Paton. B. Bell. S. Cleveland, C. Colbath. Sammi R011 x L. Moore. A. Neal. rl. Freedman. rl. Miller, C. Smith, K. Kohler, R. Lavery M. Duane, P. Gott, B. Perry. E. Haigh, R. Brown j. Rodier. N. Lindbohm. xl. Nmeworthy, S. Gregory, L. Foley, J. Costa s First Roux' D. Deane, L. Sloper, W. Jensen, S. Gitlen, M. Marshall, Campana. R. Cassela. Tlvim' Roux K. Hart, K. Kmnzarnl. B. Kruuc-r E. Morse, E. Stokey, D. Gopel, S. Hall, B. Harris, A. Sattlemair, E. R. Hewitt, M. Gallagher, D, Savage, D. lningsrrorh. B. Anrnncllis Brill. Second Roux' G. LaPoint, R, Wilcoxson, B. Abbott, J. Balben, P. Higley. P. Rogers. W. Richard, D. Brinclley, D. Preston, D. Williams, J. Cooper, R. QA'- A Q .,,.f .. 934 ' -......Q-.....,, , fl ft 0151.5 i ia' First Row. E Williamson. E. Baer. Onthank C. Svsift P Salz ' - . J. , ' , . berg, M. Saunder, S.W1lson, L. Fisher. M. Bigwood, K. Chryssicas, N. Ellinsz- H. Turner. M. Hamilton. G. Paine. B. Kleinlxanf. D Barrv. M. Tracv wood, D. Simcoclc. Second Roux' K. Lindahl. L. Keller, S. O'Dell, M. R. Merghart. R. Swift. L. Osborn. XV. Sieberr. bl, H,1fIfIiJD. R. F5-if Bartholomew, L. Regan, L. Zaniboni, M. Metz, J. Mosedale, E. Golden. P. Douclney. ul. Sargent, C. Hatch, C. Bowen, Vl. Dix. Third Rm. 5 S. Klein. S. Paine. ' ml' es. in r-48 5-if -or X i Mrs. Marion Hall 'QUE' L W the library lately arrived Mr. Eugene Ratner BA. University of Massachusetts M.Ed. State College of Boston Matbematicx i 1 f . .14 'vw I- . 'fi . -0' xff 5 Cafeterla StaH Fzrft Ron, A. Henlxus, F. Daly, F. Mcrrltr. Sefovzd Razz. M. Bullock E. Sterling. E. Zissis. Third Roux M. Grupposo, A. Marcamonio Matron Mrs. Blanche E. Jay if ' A-- -5gf4 ' 'Q' --7' f Z inclispensobles J- Y .y Ay if n ?.. Z iz' ,4 ff . .- J Z f -.....k.,,l - 'X gnu g ff - 4, , +1221 giff'-A- it VX, f il , ' t LU, , 2-M A Z! X1 V!! y I ' -Q. , -JL YQ i- .ff gf f. Q Q-M i I V. iw. X' Y. '- - '.: 1 .' as fe.-- ' -.vxx Q A- 'z V - I L 1,1 . activities .qs a ' in !E,ts's! 5 . , -'- '75 9' N - . K xw .1 ','.. s .J-Q., Qvw N.. . If I 4 -v 13. R., Ni J ,. 15 414' he 2 fn lt -IQ Q f bf' ..f- 5-. ' 1 7 A Firff R011 5 P. Carroll, D. Flanders. C. Roehrig. L. Karpinol, xl. Donahue. Scrmia' R011 .' B. Kane. V V Alla, B. Vvllrvviclc, R, Swift. A. Reeves, R. Parker, T. Jones, B. Turner. M. Capello, B. Fink. student council The Student Council has as its main objectives the solution of all solely student problems. the coordination of administration and council policy and the education of student opinion. The council sponsored the Football and Basketball Victory Dances and the recent Book Fair. The members are elected in the spring of each year and consist of four seniors. three juniors, two sophomores. two freshmen and the four class presidents. In September of 1962. Charles Roehrig was elected president. Pat Carroll vice-president, Lydia Karpinol secretary. and David Flanders treasurer. ln an attempt to learn about council activities in neighboring schools. Yfayland sends representatives each year to the state convention of the Massachusetts Association of Student Councils. The 1962 convention was held at Lunenberg High School and was attended by Lydia Karpinol. Pat Carroll, Betty Turner. and Charles Roehrig. S Fir!! Row: Mr. Randlett, I.. Houghton, D. Cassidy, Lucey, A. Mosher. Second Roux' D. Flanders, H. Pushkin, C. Roehrig, P. Neuendorffer, N. King, S. Martin, B. Fredrickson, G. Knox. science tom petition Teo m The Wayland High School science team, now in its third year, competes in oral science quizzes with various other local high schools. These con- tests are taped and then played over WKOX Framingham radio at a later time. This year, under the guidance of coach Robert W. Bibeau, it has en- joyed a fairly successful series of com- petitions. After losing its first con- test to Weston, the team sprang back to win a stunning victory over Ash- land. This contest was most unusual because of a tie which was finally broken after three tie-breaker ques- tions. The final contest against Marl- boro was lost by only one question. J , f-.Zh moth 'reom This was the second year for XY ayland Highls young but growing math team. Top math students from all four classes, with Don Cassidy as captain, competed among themselves each month to represent the school in the monthly meets against nine teams from neighboring schools. Wayland played host to the other teams for the March contest. Topics for contest prob- lems encompassed high school math all the way from arithmetic to calculus, and were challenging to all con- testents. Wayland met stern competition, but finished the year with encouraging progress. Standing: K. Carrier, C. Morgan, Mr. Bibeau, G. Knox, A. Porter. Seated: E. Norris, J. Lucey. ea--. ULLU l - 1.- S.-1 , . 1. 92:4 al, s - , V W: I ! I Q 'B Sf' ini -A-1 'F I' S ' vi ig! QT Flrft Roux' G. Knox, T. Chamberlin, C. Perry, B. Brown, C. Potter. T. Bortone, -I. Rizzo, Sefmzd Roux' S. Farnham, S. Martin, S. McCusker, N. Eggert, E. Barclay, B. Baker. XX . Meek. XV. XVhite, W. Shannon, C. Roehrig. Tlyird Roux' Mr, Ryan, G. Heald, P. Grow, B. Sibley, R. Barker, R. Batten, R. Seeley, P. Scanlan, P. Scovill, D. Flanders. key club The Key Club, which is directly affiliated with the Kiwanis International, is a group of key students dedicated to service and leadership within the school and community. Under the direction of President Norman Eggert and faculty sponsor Mr. Ryan, the club's main objectives are as follows: to strengthen spiritual growthg to preserve our common heritage and idealsg to put democracy on the oifensiveg to inspire intelligent leadershipg to seek sound adviceg to stress high moral standardsg to promote mental and physical fitnessg and to retain the good and reject the inferior. Through its weekly meetings, the Key Club has sought to accomplish these goals on the local school level. With its motto of We Build, the Key Club is certain to be as successful at Wfayland in the future as it has been in the past. ' t -- ..:.,4A:- ,,,,, ,Sw .171 1 Q1 I vote that we resume the Snack Bar. A Key Club Ixfegfmv sun.:- 1 in 6 SQ r., H' , . 1' f ull l art service club The Art Service Club provides signs and fan posters for dances. sports and extra-curricular activities around the school. The advisor. Mrs. Jones, has organized a most helpful TIW16'-f group. Fifi! Ron: E. Schneider. .l. XY'iilsh, L. Bonney. K. Chdisson. S. Seeley, N. Cook, D. Morrell, M. 1 Hoxuril. Samara' Ron: G, Brosseau. A. Bean, Ci. C.1v.1nau.uh, S. Mohl, M. XY'ildm:1n. P. Kather, K. Eckler. K, Ksne. Tfurif Ron J XV. Clausen. B. Phillips, D. Paradis, D. Shorey, T. Stites. G, Longtime. F. Barclay, S. McNally. l.. Ramsey. vl. Stevens. B. McNally. Frm! Roux' DI. rl. Bregoli, G. K, Gainey, dl. Harriman, K. Rumpel, N. Holege, A. Chaisson. P. Athanas. Semrid R011 : R. Bowen. Abruzzi. C. Nulter. S. Lindbohm. G. Brosseau. S, Brown. Third Rrm: Mrs. Kennedy, Smith, D. Leone, B. Colbath, E. Bigwood. B, Marsh. S. Kruse. -I. Densmore. business service club i The Business Service Club composed of iunior .ind senior business students. under the direction of Miss Kennedy. .issists with the Typing l class. helps with routine busi- Iless aisles such .is hiking iittenddnce. repair- ing inichine disorders .ind helping new stu- denzs ro .idiust to the typing course. r' 411. V 1 l ,4 . . flibrciry service g ir, :Ni Q. at Y '-Q. 'N lm, af? ew, Nl' First Row: B. Colbath, D. Purdy, E. Norris, R. Billig, D. Stanton, C. Cavanaugh, L. Houghton, J Richey. Second Razr: C. Reese, P. Sisak, K. Fritz, M. Murphy, S. Newbert, B. McNally, C. Megson L. Dame, A. Strow, J. Lucey. Third Roux' A. Chaisson, N. Heilmann, S. Leahy, D. Capello, J. Preston Row: E. Lembo, B. Frederickson, D. Charnoclt, B. Cole, L. Smith, W. McElwee, N. Neuendorffer B. Smith. l G. Small, T. Chamberlin, W. Strachan, L. Boyles. K. Kariotis, N. Ferguson, K. Merrell. Fonrlli Ioborofory ossisfonfs The Lab Assistants work in the science classes and the applied science lab helping teachers explain and demonstrate physics, chemistry and biology experiments. These students have done outstanding work in their respective courses, and they willingly give of their free hours to assist teachers and fellow students. Firft Roux' S. Brown, M. Bartholemew, B. Marsh, D. Rolling. Second Roux' C. Hatch, B. XVhite. Q R. Pompeo, S. Foley, M. Golden. Third Roux' B. Bahr, J. Russell, H. Sammons, J. Densmote, M. 5 Marshall, J. Seeley. l 5 The Library Service Club, directed by l Miss Sapienza, works during reference periods to help catalogue books, to run . errands to resource centers, and to help students find necessary reference and read- ing materials. Members are volunteers from all grades. I '7' 'v. RJ 39 531 5 4: 1?- 5 59- :5 ' .L 'nfisix B :,'rj3.5'q. Ea u7' 77 'if' ' i R f Q I -1 L' . U f M- 1 'vw' Q v-P First Roux' P. Jenks, J. Gerrie, S. Carlson. M. Maguire. A. Hugley. J. Mosedale, J. Hayward, A. Mosher, C. Luulckonen. Serond R011 .' L. Boyles. J. Preston, K. Kane. K. Robertson, P. Neuendorffer, R. Billig, M. Murphy, J. Taylor. T. Esposito, N. Heilmann. Third Roux' Miss Lee, L. Houghton, S. Crowell. K. Kariotis. B. Paine, M. Lewis. l 1 s 4, . f, -l'.':'vF!::'5 -Qxa,.flk - 1-3 N .. V, rg.. -N-'41 N9 v L4- M. Pultz, C. Schnepel. S, Kendall. M. Butler. E. Zieler. K. Krinopolis C. Rossborough, L. Campbell, P, Seeley, E. Norris, K. Chaisson. Mrs Shields. Fnnrflv R014 .' S. Cannistraro, P. Chaisson. J. Rizzo, E. Barclay D. Alstad. D. Shorey. B. Baker, C. Livingston. S. Siegel. french club The French Club this year has been more active than in previous years because of the efforts of the president, faculty sponsors, and the various committee heads. Each meeting wx is designed around a central theme and supplemented by related slides, games, and refreshments. Every member was expcc cd to speak only French at these meetings. By the constant use of the French language. the members not only gained .1 grei er insight into the French culture, but a better understan in of the language itself. 5-.. 5. 'sq A Fur! Ron: D. Capello, A. Ellis, B. McNally, M. Pourier, B. Phillips S. Lundv, XY. Clausen. N. Rizzo. Set'w1.1' Ron ' L. Houghton, xl. Preston A. Bean. S. New hurt. nl, Lucey, S. Leahy. F. Schneider, C. Rosshorough K. Krinopolzg, bl. Lazarian. M. Manchester. 74Iif.'7'd Roux Mr. Staulo, D. Stavton. K, Shapter. -I. Donahue, P. Bomengin, S. Denltewalter v T -1 'fdff IH., . Z C. Lorentzen, K. Chryssicas. L. Dame. D. Simcoclc. N. Ferguson. C. Biuxxootl. J. Moss, S. Mohl, J. XY'oodman. L. Knnack. S. Kendall, C. Schnepel. B. Barnes, Miss Velasco. Fun-:lv Rm.: R. Costa. R. Grant, C. Livingston, C. Potter. R. Reeves, G. Redpath, N. Eggert. S. Orenstein. Jxvl i' , I --Qu 8.155-lvfqk Q I,12'J 'I' i , I is .4 -7'H SRX EN 4-Q A f spanish club .-A The Spanish Club, now in its second year, was formed to encourage the appreciation of Spanish and Latin American language and culture. The main event of the year was the sponsoring of Pan American XY'eek in April. Sponsors for the Spanish Club are Senor Staulo and Senorita Velasco. Ofhcers are: President. -Ioan Lucey: Vice President. jim Avard: Secre- tary. Susan Leahy: and Treasurer. Elsie Schneider. 'I 6 0 In H, X - i i a af' Fznt Row L Baker M Welsh E Srhneider I Gerrie L Boyles Chamberlin, D. Flanders, R. Chaisson, C, Livingston, J. Rizzo, D. L Knnack J Prcston L Houghton A Moshcr Setmzd Roz: I btanton, J. I-Iigley, Mrs. Zaslow. Ffmrrla R011 J Mr. Sislane, C. Roehrig, Lucey S Cannistraro K Ixariotis B Paine M Lexus B Phillips H Tults, B. Baker, R. Reeves, P. Neuendorffer, K. Kingsbury, D. S Nlewbert L Dame M Pultz P Marston Mr Forsythe Tlurd R014 Alstad C. Morgan, R. Verrill, R. Cooper, N. McNeil, E, Barclay. bi-phi-chem club The Bi-Phi-Chem Club, this year under the guidance of Mrs. Zaslow and Mr. Sislane, has attempted to broaden the students' interest in all branches of science. The meetings have been devoted to scientific demonstrations, film programs. and illustrated lectures, with time also having been given to individual and group projects. The clubs largest annual activity was the promotion of the high school Science Fair. In the past, several scholarships have been presented to seniors who have contributed most to science in XY'ayland. Ofricers Seated: Sam Martin, prerzderztg Debby Pollock, urord:'.'g t 5.'.:v:J 1 Dave Flanders, 1'ire-prem1'ev11g Ed Barclay, L'0fV'f.fft771Ji'!ig frm- 1 -1 J lylfj gf l i 5 ' V . xy' , if . . . -wr . 4 I A 1 W, It ,Q 5 I V ' A Q fi in an . . Kill 'llf 'f'z i lb Qi ' ' 33197 I 7-52,4 I'-14 g 5 1 isty 1 . 3 bound The Wayland High School band, under the direction of Mr. Wright, has given many fine musical presentations throughout the year. Their spirited music at the football games certainly added vigor to the sports season. The school is proud of the fine way in which the band represents Wlayland High. .,w.' First Row: A. Palmer, 1. Gerrie, S. Gregory, D. Lapierre, S. Cleveland. I.. Dame, C. Cavanaugh P. Vinciulla, S. Hamilton, J. Higley, B. Bell. Sermzd Run: A. Lombardo, B. Porter. G. Lapierrc K. Piers, B. White, P. Thorp, L. Smith, D. Barton, T, Kenyon, L. Hatch, C. Morgan, A. Leonard J. Hill, D. Cassidy, D. Stanton: Third Rainy' B. Fredricltson, D. Osmond. F. Schnepel, P. Scovill C. Potter, C. Livingston, D. Dickie, A. Palmer, D. Barnes, R. Grant, S. Orenstein, K. Carrier. l 'Q' - IJ- -1 il v-4' l EDITORS Fzrrr Ron: Miss Guns. D. Schultz. C. Ellis. J. Pratt. Stroud Rm: N. McNeil. Barclay. D. Char- nock, L. LelNIonte, D. Cassidy, P. Fink. FEATURE ft: Rua' S. Nc-gel. A. Strow. D. Ferguson. Second R011 .' I Lucey. Nl. Lewis. S. Crowell. K. Robertson. KI campus crier The Campus Crier is the voice of the student body. This is its second year in operation and its staff through january was headed by Lamar LeMonte. editor-in-chiefg Edd Barclay. managing editorg Judy Pratt. feature editorg Cathy Ellis. are editor. Norman MacNeill. sports editorg Peter Fink. news editorz Donna Schultz, assistant managing editorg and Dave Charnock, business manager. The paper is published each month and includes news of all school activities, social and sports events. as CAMPUS CRIER Firrt Roux' L. Campbell, C. Cavanaugh, B. White, S. Foley, M. Neuendorffer. Serozzd Roux' R. Lombardo, G. Brosseau, K. Ecl-cler, N. Eggert, R. Verrill, P. Neuendorffer, D. Fine. -I. Wfalsh. M. Howard. BUSINESS AND COPY EDITORS Fin! R011 .' P. Sisak, J. Hayward, A. Hugley, J. Barrett. S. Cannisrraro, A. Kester, N. Heilmann. Second Roux' M. Dix, S. Carlson, M. Holmes, R. Billig, S. Rowan, D. Fyc, T. Chamberlin, G. Brosseau, K. Babers. 1 1 A25 10 ,-. 'fb' is l reflector Mr. Gerald Paisr Faculty Adviser SX , I X 145. 1 QQ ia-w1?., ,J Suzanne Crowell Co-editor 6 , up X Carol Luukkonen Co-editor The 1965 REFLECTOR was created with the help, blood, sweat, toil and tears of many people-too many to make a complete list, W'e would like to give special thanks to Edd Barclay for his fine publicity work, to the typing staff, the underclassmen, the coaches, the student writers, and every person who has given of his time to make the REFLECTOR a success. A special note of thanks is owed to Mr. Paist who took over the job of yearbook adviser and spent many hours work- ing with the staff in every capacity. 1 ' r 4 lt i f , H il, 4 ' .1'! Q ? X 1 Q 1 '11 ,. - 5 sf Norman Eggett Advertifing v--T, X if Edd Barclay Burineu .fm fv- ! ' ' 'girl X, 3. X9 gf' - Peter rink Pbofogmpbri Frm! Ron: S. Foley, L. Hancock. P. Sisak, K. Kane. M. Fox. N. Hogge. V. Moulton. M. Maguire. F. Parker. 1. Taylor, M. Pultz, B. W'hite. A. Bean. Serorid Rmi: P. Seeley. N. Sadcllemier. N. Ellingvvood, VU. M. Fourier. L. Ramsey, A. Plennert. L. Bracken, J. Vfoodrnan, C. f -lcnsen. K. Zanihoni. C. Reese. P. Marston. B. Burke. T. Esposito. Rodes, D. Rolling. M. Murphy. Third Rm.: Miss Dumphv. P. Marston. L. Hickman, The Future Nurses Club is composed of prospective medical career students and girls who have ll genuine interest in the nursing profession. XY'ith the aid of Miss Dumphv as their .itlviser .ind Carol Ann Reese as their president. the group learns more about various fields of work in the medical profession. I Fin! Roz.: F. Fink. J. Freedman. S. Siegel. string ensemble The XY'.ivlancl High String Ensemble. led by Mr. Porclvn. is composed of stutlent musicians who spc-cializc in the stringed instruments - violin. viola. lmiss .incl cello. Knox. M. Ncuendortier, L. Keller. Serfirzd Ron: il. Seeley. R lp. Q za, U AQ x J .I -1 -O fr 5 iw Q91 I atv i K ,I in I Fin! Row: Mr. Ryan, L. Dame, S. Pleshette, B. Phillips, B. Swift, N. King, D. Fye. Second Roug- D. Fye, K. Carrier, R. Tuschet, P. Gott, M. Redpath, R. Swift, B, Fredrickson, P. Fink, B. Potter. audio-visual Without the Audio-Visual staff, large group movies, film strips, tape recordings, viewgraph pres- entations, and classroom recordings would not be possible. This department takes care of distributing and operating audio-visual aids to give the students a better understanding of the subject matter. 'Q' V 3 Q 1 f I i in 'J ' - tiff J' Q . I I1- 1 1 I7 . -rn, ,x 9'- P fl Q 'Q 9 Q' A W ? uv' ff, L. Lelwlonte, S. Rowan. T. Langley, D. Charnoclc. student court Students who have committed infractions of some of the school rules find themselves before the Student Court, which is composed of judges elected from the various classes. The court hears cases. and, if the stu- dent is found guilty. assigns him standardized punish- ment. Although it works directly with the admini- stration, the court is an example of how XYr.1f,'lL1I'1d High School students are actively involved in their oxvn student government. lighting crew The Lighting Crew, a small but valuable service organization, takes care of the lighting effects for various school and social functions Fifi! R011 J N. Ferguson, P. Jenks, J. Groton Second Rou E. Merghart, E. Morandi, R. Merghart, N Eg26I'I J English 4-'f f uv-'Do ganna n o ol T 'N A J N . , af ,f .P ll, srl ,T Q' T ' lf, .I c ' 5 A Q -1 4-Q cy ' .qw -.-.1 mf' .Xi .f fi ug sv I' I F, I, .. Fir!! Roux' M. Cronin, I.. Baker, P. Hearsey, J. Costa. M. McCann. Second R011 : Mr. Scotland, T. Chamberlin, D. Alstad, J. Keaney, C. Potter, Miss Liftman. debating 'recim The debating team is a newly organized group, advised by Miss Liftman, whose members are interested in learning debating techniques. This year, aided also by Mr. Scotland, the team has observed other debating competitions and held several intra-school debates. In the future the team will use the rules and topics of the national association and compete in interscholastic meets. f, I Q , :. SV? days of yesteryear .. fx 1' Ci - 75 ' v Q' ' Tx-4' s. 1. ' ,- Gd A3 - - - Q' ' E.. -5 X . ' - ' ' 5 1 X . 4 Q. ,- , rw K iE1l X max I . - If fi Z-5 1 17. 05 A 4 vu -11 a . ,ef ....g4fQ4.4n.'a.a -5 l ff A W Fi 9 11. ' 5: -H4 I ' 0 ree fu 5 5 E fef5,.KA hi -5 0 5 W U E' ENE -r h M COCHITUATE ELEMENTARY 'cocH1TuATE,MAss. A054 1954.55 aux K' L T ASL H Vi 4. v Sim, ,?955 HES 1 I 7'?K.'1Tgi ' .vnu Ji' 1 Q bn , l 5. 'X Q an Q. .--o iii 1 x -81 Sli. si Q3 V' g-'ns-ja 1 .V . Sf J9- 3' in-f, 1 , 113- '1'TY ' ,X qi Q5 ,pg 'F ik ,., ww dgv fi 'rodcuy ' 3'--er-mi! ,ll ix I N4 'K fwfr- ' I vni .Q 6 QL 'diff -95 , as DK 44 :gf V . :sv 1 .y h,.f . hx . . A , . 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'71 1 7 3.5 1 5 -' p Cheryl Qlowes 'lill Luul-tkonen i ' '- Of' ' if g26,.'nf1, 0 V al' , ,, , ,J 4 'llll Qlbzizs :Kyiv Fx W 96 Nm- I YY 1 X sz' football The Wo! edition of the X'i'ayland football team, headed by Coaches Ralph Salvati and XX'tlham lrrary. ended the Dual C.ounty League season with a Z-3-I record, but the overall record was -4--I-I. Cobcaptatns lirent Hatard and Nike Daly showed themselves to be capable leatlers-fXTike, with 32 points for the year, had almost half of XY'.iyland's total of Nbr, while Brent. from his linebacker position. was the defensive standout. The XY'arriorsi season started with a comelfrom-behind l-i-9 victory over Marshfield. even with three starters on the sidelines with injuries- Tony Bova, Steve Garry, and -lohn Flanagan. Tonys quarterback spot was ably filled by junior Tom XY'hite for one game, but Tony proved to be an invaluable triple threat man for the remainder of the season. His toe was the deciding factor in the Silver Lake game, as he split the uprights for a point after touchdown, late in the fourth quarter, to give XY'ayland a To win. The Warriors' season ended, as it always does, with the Thanks- giving Day game against arch-rival XY'eston. For the third year in a row. the XY'ildcats were favored heavily, but XY'ay1and battled hard, and came out with a O-0 tie-thus preserving the tradition that XY'eston hasnt beaten Xlfayland in football for a full nine years. '- vtfi S..-v Frm' Rim' Coath balxati. l. lltnt in P Th Cf.1g'.'.1. :t, B. llazatd 'tf1'tf..'f'.'t1. i trtini trrx K ova iioath lirarv. Mu ui' R in ll. Laltniint I lis 'Nlxers T A iey, R. Ktzzoian, R. Burut-tt, XX Nitnnon r nit R. Yerrill t ll.:rx.1t'tv 1, A. Recvcs T XX hi L P Regal t llenianiin, 5 Younur 'I' Hall, l lxcsttr f 1 fx t N larnt G. l.al'itrre. 5 Htl usker. bl Malifit l lrxc R Nlarxin If Nloranc My Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland 1,44 W 'ff I E., .g, - fl-,fir ' 1 Y. . VARSITY SCORES 12 Marshfm-ld 0 Xwestwf ncwl l 6 Lynnfleld O Maynard 21 North Reading 6 Ashland 53 Bedford 7 Silver Lake 0 Weston X! ' 1 .M f ,-fx ? x N f Q w x if ln. , ' if-L' X ?'QxQ9 10. lf' W .QRQ . Y .b, , 4 I JJ S I , Q 6 ' ' r .au I -e 1' ,ou . 'UL' , 1 'r 5 5 U N-. 'Gi N '55 1 I, H I7 ix ,I v 7 S UF .qi V' 'L JJ' KX Y' ll , 155' i ,...f-' I . l O6 It'fv 0 N .. , .1 5 o Q0 ,C ag Q0 1 VE: 111 447 qlr 'q ' - 1- Firrt Ron: E. Lembo, G. Heald, R. Seeley, J. Keany, L. Hatch, T Poole, C. Potter, Mr. Cotton fC0at'l9f, rl. Kealty. YW. Strachan, M. A. Harmon, B. Vilarwick, R. Turner. Second Ramp' B, Brown, D. Lapham, F. I.aFemina, D. Dickey, A. Brown, D. Alstad, D. Shorey. E. Hazard, - . , x 0 . , '3 3-'f'2,g Ii 1 It I. . -I. Vfilliams. K. XX'icks, ISL Zeolla. J. Mead. P. Scanlan. Third R014 : Palmer, P. Harrington. T. Chamberlin. M. Marbet. M. Rodgers, H, Tufts. S. Otenstein. The junior Varsity football squad of 1962 more than lived up to the expectations created by the winning Freshman season of 1961. With fine team performances week after week the jV's were able to win over Westwood, Lynnfield, North Reading, and Ashland before bowing in a difficult contest to Bedford. Shaking off this defeat the team played its finest game of the year in defeating arch- rival VC'eston in the season finale. Though sparked by a number of individual performances, the key to success of the team was its fine overall spirit and cohesiveness. Typically, the scoring total was dis- tributed among seven different players. Way'land can look forward with optimism to 1963 and '64 when these sophomores will have the opportunity to add to their successful record as members of the varsity. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland K'l!BE Jv's scoREs Westwood Bedford Weston North Reading Lynnfield Ashland at ll f W ' aa f.,, I Q JVAJHQ it fx - f ' N . . l ' -.0 at .'. J' .fl-f:. :M ' L,...f ' ... li f , -Jaw j,k..m ., -. Q.--q freshmen 0 0 0 FRESHNIAN SCORES The seasons record appears more dismal than the efforts of the team. ln each game. one defect held victory a short distance away. An inability to stop long passes was the U , , ' ' ' ' XX ayland U Lynnneaf cause for the greatest woes. This specifically lost the team three games. The brightest spot of the season was the final gamei a 6-6 tie with XY'eston, lt was hard-fought. mostly defensive, and ended with XY'ayland on the XY'eston 7'-yard line. Against XY'eston, as in YR alilaml H Wh R'a'lm-E each previous game. the defense grudgingly gave up the ground yardage. while the long passes hurt. At one point the offense covered 65 yards in four plays for an excellent wgtayiami 0 Ashland team effort. There were standouts in each game, but Robin Merghart was especially con- sistent. His two-way plays sparked the team in many tight situations. Now with a year's t I 4 NX'ayland 0 Bedford experience, the outlook is for a powerful, improved and better balanced team. XY'ayland 6 X'i'eston Fir-'f Ron: H. Turner, R. Osmond. I. Parqmenter. R. Tuscher. P. Grow. F. Zicius, ul. Ferguson. Tlwrj Roz.: R. Merghart. M. Hamilton S M. Tracy. R. Campana flfariagtfrl, Mr. bc-wall fCm1rli2. Second R014 5 Osborne. XY. Siebert. R. Hewitt. XV. Richard, S. O'Reillv. Four M. Duane. R. Parker. R. lxruger. .l. Hartman, D. Berry, J. Regan. Roux R. Swift. D. Savage, 4 i FW cross countr Y ruled fi' 'O , x ,,f 4 PH First Roux' Mr. Pike fCoachQ. W. Meek, N. McNeil, J. O'Keefe, C. Roehrig, S. Martin. Second Roux' nl. l.aFemina, G. Knox, D. Fye, C. Henderson, A. Porter. Third Roux' B. Fredrickson, W. Brannen J. Avard, R. Kleinkuf, J. Amero, B. Keary. Compiling a 2-4 win-loss record, the Cross Country Team experi- enced its most successful season to date. Captain john O'Keefe, Norm vIacNeil, Bill Meek, and Charlie Roehrig lent solid support to Coach 'ike's efforts in guiding the squad through the arduous Dual County .eague competition. Highlighting the season was senior Charlie Roeh- ig's two successful atempts to break the previous home course record. Time: 14:05, an admirable accomplishment for what is perhaps the 221gue's most difficult course. Wayland Wayland Way'land Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland RECORD 35 Bedford 43 Weston 32 Bedford 30 Ashland 21 Marlboro Z0 Marlboro 53 Weston 24 22 25 27 34 35 Z7 '2 5 l Charlie breaks record field hockey l l l I , -+5 as-15 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY X 1 P?- A 4 Fifi! Roux I.. Karpinol, E. Rizzo. S. Cannistraro, S. McNally, S. Shepard, C. Vfhipple. S. Lundy. C. Rossborough, J. Lazarian. Serond Rm: Miss Mula lCoarbi. P. Marston. F. Collins. N. Rizzo, E. Parker, M. Lewis, M. Manchester, T. jones, P. Marston. B, Paine, V. Moulton. This years season, although not a high-scoring one, was Certainly not lacking in spirit. Co-captains Sandy McNally and Sharon Shepard headed a team that fought to the wire. The game with Bedford, when Elaine Gustafson made the trying goal. was the liveliest. The junior varsity record promises a bright future and plenty of exciting competi- tion. Coaches this year were Miss Josephine Mula. varsity. and Miss Suzanne Thornburgh. junior varsity. Varsity captains Sharon Shepard and Sandy McNally Wlayland Wayland Wfayland Way'land Wfayland Wlayland VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY SCORES JV FIELD HOCKEY SCORES Bedford Lincoln-Sudbury Wleston Ashland Nlfestwood Acton-Boxboro 0 Wa5'land 7 VC'ayland 2 W'ayland I Vfayland I 7 Vifayland BE-d ford Lincoln-Sudbury XY'eSmn XYf'cSm'ood Acton-Buxboro C'2 gd 1, JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOLKhY 1 gg I 1 S 7 1 Fifi! Roux' S. Cutler. S. Shannon. G. Rooney, A. McCann, B, Klingcrman. T. Scriwn. D. lirysrinul-cl Serond Roux' M. Stephen, E, XVilliamSon, S. Kendall, D. Simcmk. B, MENSII3. S. XY'h1rc. P. K.1rhcr. Miss Thornburgh fCoarb I. .. vyll L ill-l basketball . . . ll Flvfw ,T 4 'E-ll? 4' A lYlfl Q1 I xltlllfl J A 'T L NWN 4 'T 111' W iw li '+P VARSITY BASKETBALL Ffrrt Roux' C. Roehrig, H. Plump, J. Simcotlc. A. Bova, XV. Marston, Mr. Bowers fC0dfZ7I. Second Roux' M. Daly, P. Harrington. D. Vifiddiss. A. Reeves. M. Wfiddiss. Coach Bowers' Vilayland basketball squad ended the 1962-65 season with a 15-7 overall record. The XY'arriors completed the Dual County League regular season with a rush, winning their last five games to gain a tie with Lynnheld for second place. with an ll-5 standing. The team was led this year by high-scoring senior and captain. Ron Reeves, who scored 561 points. A newcomer to XY'ayland basketball this season was 6' 5 John Simcoclc. who was a valuable asset at the center position and set a XY'ayland scoring record of 59 points in one game. during the Bay State rout of XVestboro. The third starting senior for the club was guard Tony Bova, who did a standout job. both offensively and defens- ively. Tony was one of XY'ayland's representatives at the Dual County League All-Star game. along with Ron Reeves and john Simcock. This season the XY'ayland Five twice defeated arch-rival XY'eston. by scores of -15-53. and 69-62. The XY'arriors finished the League season with the sound whipping of Lynn- held. by the score of 72-6-3. to tie them with that club for second spot in the League behind XY'estwood. XY'ayIand beat every team in the League at least once, with the exception of XY'estwood. who lost to no one. and eventually became Class D Champs, Once again the XY'arriors received a post-season Bay State Tournament bid. Starting out by heating Franklin, 60-il. the boys hit their high point-total for the year as they trounced XY'estboro, 85--Fifi, ln the semi-finals. however. a hot-shot North Attleboro club proved too much for the XY'ayland Five. '6-59. thus ending the 1962-65 season. Wayland W'ayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland '7ayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Q Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayfland Wayland SCORES 59 61 27 60 51 56 54 53 43 5-1 4- 69 64 60 54 66 69 'v 60 85 58 Bedford Acton-Boxboro Concord North Reading Alumni Lincoln-Sudbury Ashland Westxxiood Weston Lynnheld Acton-Boxboro North Reading Westxx-ood Bedford Ashland Lincoln-Sudbury Weston Lynnlield Franklin Westboro North Attleboro N 1 lcd i v's... This junior varsity team, noted for its tenacious defense, took the league champion- ship with a 15-I record. The boys played their best and worst game against the same team-XY'estwood. Defeated badly at home, this spirited team went to XVestwood's home court with First place at stake and in a double overtime win gained sole possession. The team held this position until the end of the season. Each player showed marked improvement, especially Max Rogers who, in the final games, averaged 17 points. Con- stantly giving team morale a boost was philosopher and moralist Roger Diskin, who. in the more trying moments of play. proved most helpful. If each player continues with his rapid improvement and spirited efforts, these boys will certainly be useful to the varsity. W-4 QM? f. Y nn-J f'f,1J fx l ' ' ' Q Mix l x Qi K A :sxlggx Kuff iebilllill Q '- - V' I ef aaf JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Fmt Roi.: j. Porrell, B. Statton. R. Turner, LI. Antonellis, S. Farnham. Mr. Smith fCoafb1. Second Rui.: XY. Brannon. M. Baker. R. Seeley. R. Diskin. M. Rogers. Wayland Wayland Wayland VC'ayland Wayland Wayland Xwayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland VC'ayland Wayland Wayland Wayiland Wayland Wayland Wayland SCORES 30 B6LlfOICl 56 Acton-Boxbom 31 Concurd 45 Nwrth Reading SS Alumni SS Lincoln-Sudbury Sl Ashland 2 l Westwood 56 Weston 21 Lynnheld 59 Acton-Boxboro 59 North Reading 4' Wkstwood 36 Bedford 4' Ashland 45 Lincoln-Sudbury 55 XVCSIOH 55 Lynnfield 25 26 57 17 24 16 23 50 51 9 26 28 45 22 gg 32 51 28 'wk xx Z' W - In Block that shot! 107 K '. 1 n I I f Time Our! 1:11-Q-, ' fl I' Q, 'N Strachan with the ball, XX girls' varsity XY'ayland Our Girls' Basketball team ended the season with a rine even record of 5-5. Ender H . Wayland h U V A - H ' ' XY'ayland the spirited coaching ol Miss Suzanne Ihornburgh and the leadership of Captain Sandy Vfayland McNally, the girls were able to develop their skills and a true sense of sportsmanship. WHYIHHJ Xfayland The junior Varsity Club under the direction of Miss 'ludy Mann. also came through with wdvlani . . . . Vfayland a 5-5 record. Co-captains were Sallie Lundy and Beth Roehrig. High scorer for the XX'ayland JV team was Diane Simcock, Varsity high scorer was Elaine Gustafson. Wai-land VARSITY SCORES K 19 Ashland 21 34 XX'estv.'ood 23 IH Lincoln-Sudbury 9 S5 Bedford 51 25 Acton-Boxboro 35 i Z3 XY!-ston 50 2' Vfestssood 52 3' Ashland fi-1 I 56 Bedford 16 59 Acton-Boxboro 50 t l l I O t i I i l if GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Firrt Razr: B. Statton, bl. Donahue, S. McNally rCapf.1iur. S. Shepard. L. Karpinol. M. Dila. Second Razr: G. Condon Mlarzageri. P. Marston. T. Jones. E. Rizzo, B. Klingerman, K. Babers, P. Sisalc, Miss Thornbutgh lC0aflv.l 4 ' I V.S... Wayland W'ayIand Wayland Wayland Wayland Whyland XX'ay1and XVayIand Wayland Wayland Jv srgczms I I Ashlanui IH XXf'csrx-.ond IR Lincoln-Sudbury 15 Bccifrarui Acron'Boxboro I2 Xweiron I I Westwood 2-I Ashland 2 3 Bedford IO Acton-Boxhoro GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Firft Roux' N. Lindbohm, S. Gregory, G. Rooney, B. Roehrig ICO-Capfaiul. S. Lundy KCO-Captainl. D. Krystiniak, S. Shannon, C. White. Second Roux' S. White, B. Fink, L. Fisher, M. Bigwoocl, D. Simcock, B. Wheeler, 1. Condon. i U T i Y freshmen . . . 4 I l l l il l l ' f ' i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL J . i Fur! Ron: Mr. MacArthur flfotzflvl. E. hluliano. P. Rogers, P. Rymsha. F. Rymsha. R. Damon. Setvmd R011 .' R. Parker. l, Parmenter. il. Ferguson. M. Tracy. Thin! Roux R. Osmond, C. XY'esley. y R. Osborne, D. Berry. j. Regan. l Aggressiveness, determination and hustle characterized the 1962-63 freshman basket- SCORES Wayland Marlboro ball team. XY'inning more games than they lost. the boys ended the season with a 6-5 Wayland Lincoln-Sudbury l XY'ayland Lynnfield record. which was accomplished despite the apparent superior ability of some of the Wiwliifld Mhland i Wayland Weston teams they defeated. Using a different captain for each game played. the squad members Wetland North Reading XX'ayland Marlboro . . . . . . . . . VC' 'I d A hl d developed skills individually, never losing their identity as a team. All in all. the season WZZVSEJ Lisnujln-Sudbury XX'ayland Bedford was .1 highly successful one. lm Xwayland Xavier fConcordj 1? ',' Un fl o , 'f 5 WL X X 7, I Ki M t f ' xxx? 4 Sfanding: D. Fye, W. White, R. Barton, C. Piers, Mr. Forsythe. Seated: J. Dix, R. Maxwell. S. Dicks, J. Leeds. rifle Team This year the Wayland High Rifle Team improved 100 per cent over last year's record. Even though most of the members were new and inexperienced, with Team Captain, Rick Maxwell leading the rifle squad as top scorer and Steve Dicks as runner up, the team hnished sixth in the league. This was largely due to the excellent coaching by Mr. Forsythe, his first year with the team. Next year with the aid of five new shooting jackets and gloves donated by the Wayland Chapter of the V.F.W., and the continued support of the school, the XY'ayland High Rifle Team should see another year of improvement. 94' ,4 ' , - .ur V E'zT1 7 , p-' x. -J. -n- u l If 171, W, - '. fo' , Kali l ..-4 ffy only .xg ft mug I in X 'Y 1- ' ffS 'J N , ii: ' .4, , Q A Wim 1 f in xv! '50 X asp mx... . W+gf'w' f 'J Awyiiwjxl' P.AA ,.,, -4.XQ'6v-. ' ff Wiki? 4 A , M56 3 'eb'-'gf M ' wat NY' ' H., :'..,.J- ' V g , fri 15, ,K 4 'wap A- 5 Kb AN I ,Q KAW 4 5 1 5 HES 1 A in 'f K ' Q 1. mm fmwcwivw . P 5,2 + R if '5 5 f ' , S' -' ., . 11 'f 2, ,f V l x ,L W I9 5 . ,. ' ' ' Mikal if X V' ' x K K ' . fr. 1. . 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S LOVELIER HAIR MAKES A L- O 'Z' m rf 'S4 m 7:1 'Q Q Q 101' AOY0' '10 - '05 nf -4 -1 I l'l1 ID U1 I I' H1 -4 on I O 'u ga.-offomav 'w0n0'x O 'U 2 3 5 Z :-2 3 Cl. FU C 2-3 Q.. ,JJ ki! ?O .2-X uw vu EJ 2 2-7 M4 ET D 51. 7' '-A 2-5 CII Y' 916117 THE CONTINENTAL HAIR FASHIONS THE VILLAGE GREEN XVAYLAND. MASSACHUSETTS 01 BlLL'S BARBER C07Zgfc1fIlldfi07ZJ' ro the CLASS OF 1965 POST ROAD Complimentr of 5 XYvAH7LAND,h,fASS. VILLAGE BARBER SHOP AT VILLAGE SHOPPER 5 3 Compliment! 5 FINEST CLEANERS, Inc Q IN THE E WAYLAND MILLWORK CORP. VILLAGE SHOPPER 5 358-7471 Residential Properties MARKET, 5 O Choice Meats and Fish REALTOR 5 FRLYTS .md VEGETABLES An experienced sales staff large enough for efliciency 5 Yet Groceries and Frozen Foods Small Enough 5 To give you all the individual attention necessary To Complimerztt Q Acquaint You XVith the XY'ay of Life in the desirable communities 5 of Wwe serve. XVAYLAND. SUDBURY, and COUNTRYSIDE LEE'S MARKET QNX 3 5 l l Q 3 3 l l Q 3 Q 3 3 5 QR Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q R Q Q Q Q Q Q Cfl7I1f7fI7IIL'l11I' of Y COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRING 9 Q 5 RWAYLAND ATLANTIC SERVICE Q 10- 'O'-05' '-01 '01 AT 1705 358-7791 '0 L0 '0 0 WAYLAND SHOE SERVICE Complimentf 257 STATE ROAD 0 f -Ia XVAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS HIGGINS ICE CREAM Q Q 2 5 i OPEN THREE EVENINGS: XVEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Q Q I Q A S Q Q Q 1 hair Stylists Q Q Q 175 E. COMMONXY'EAI.TH ROAD COCHITUATE, MASS. 2 T 655-8212 Q , Complimenlf 6 S WOODMAN RADIO 8. TV SERVICE Q Q R I7 XY'AIfI'HAM ROAD Q of Q 2 XVAYLAND, MASS. 5 Q S 358-2188 Q DOM'S CLEANERS Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q 5 9 Q E 5 S2 Q Q 9 Q Q Q R Q 5 Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q S9101 wana fa www: E S S S S S S S S E S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S Q. O Z rn in IU ffl X P I- I- U 25 C Q ff' 5' 9 Cunzplimwzlx S0656 WELLS SHOE stone of FAIR 8. YEAGER INSURANCE MAIN STREET AGENCY MAIN STREET NATICK, MASS. EV 4? I' WI 5' 7' NATICK f' JI F ,ir 1 .SH W 1 Iorsheima Shoesf 4 I -A A UPEI I E I, I - ,Y -Q V. A 1 . rg. 1 1 7 MAIN STREET NATICK, MASS. NEW' ENGLANDS LARGEST THE ALBUM, INC. M DRESSMARING RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS SUPPLY STORE SHOPPERSWORLD WINDSOR BUTTON SHOP LOWER LEVEL SI-IOPPERS XVORLD PHONE 872-0309 FRAMINGHAM, MASS. DRY CLEANING TOWN PAINT 8. SUPPLY CO. '0 0 5101 10' ' 'OHOH-Of 9 S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S Sy. PEOPLES LAUNDRY NATICK Established 1886 653-S711 15 CONVENIENT STORES I I I I2 MIDDLESEX AVENUE NATICK 2 2 2 9 9 9 9 2 2 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 2 2 9 9 Q Cozzzplimcrzfy Q Complivzcirzn of . 9 2 Qf 2 WAYLA N D Q . 9 9 ELMwooD DoNuT COUNTRY c L u B 9 9 9 -'0f'0f'0f P2 Q S Q 33 CN 3. 'A 3 2 CE O 3 Q2 H xx :. E2 'O 9 F- U P 4 fn U, -1 P :U 3 fn Ju -1 ffl X P Q O 101 O '11 65 KEN and AGNES Phone: 358-7793 Q 135 BOSTON POST ROAD 2 , B 8. K PIZZA SHOP 2 5 XVAYLAND, MASS. Q ' 2 2 2 Cofzzplinzenif E 5 FAIRBANKS 8. SON, INC. Q 2 9 of STATIONERS -'01 1-05202 1,03 A05 '0151'0 -05' 16 MAIN STREET BRADY'S FLYING A 10-020102 .202 Z sf :I 0 471 Z D' U7 U1 :C- rw I C' CD FT1 2-I -2 U! Loy 20--0220.20-f 1060 OLD CONNECTICUT PATH 653-3051 SAXONVILLE, MASS. 7Y'0'f-0' 9161 2 2 3 3 9 2 2 92 3 2 3 2 9 9 2 9 9 2 3 2 2 2 9 9 2 9 Y GERALD'S NEWS AGENCY fff ffPff fffff' 5 S Established 1878 of S COCHITUATE rExACO SERVICE 9 15 MAIN STREET 5 S 4-0'1'02'0W'0X V. TARICANO COCI-IITUATE 5 1105 '0N0Y0' 10' 5 S Complimevzff WOODLAND ICE CREAM, INC. 6 of COCHTTUATE 9 LAVIN'S PACKAGE STORE, INC. 5 9 5 fs. 'if OLD CONNECTICUT PATH Q :fix ,,,C , S COCHITUATE, MASS. A E 5 I 9 Q Q WHATEVER 9 you choose 9 9 todo... 5 6 West Newton Savings can help you . Complimwm over the financial hurdles in life. '02 An insured savings account here at Take steps now to safeguard your future by opening a fast growing account with us right away, -f-0' Q N. S 5 WAYLA JOHN H. BALDWIN N, orrlcso west NEWTON Q 5 INSURANCE AGENCY I 5 In Wont Norton at T314 Uaahlrgton Sl. Q B 1 fm f fl!!! ' --'-L SAVINGS BANK R g Wayland at 19 Pelham Island Road 6 of-020-f0f.a'040AaL0f0ffmvfmaLa'a0f0v0La'0wLaL0.-afafv. 9 'Q20f'0X '01 fa fawafofa fm :U IT1 U 0 W Q 3 2 :S -1 f 9 2 5 4 . ,s 'rl - Q .U gi 5 X Z 3 2- E EQ 5 Z U 1: :U K ITI -1 Iii Z 2 F Z V -4 Q U, 5 rn -I 77 F71 F71 -I C 90 P1 m Q 5 uw 3 2 2 rf-I - W 0 3, P Q U :: W 0 3, ul E z 5 '-I an E uw I -1 5-rs O 'u 'P' P-N :- 3 f,4f1llIf7lI7I1C7IH 655-979-I AIR COXDITIONEDg 'Q 10' I 5 S JOHNSON'S PHARMACY Compliment, B. XV. JOHNSON, JR. S B. W. IOHNSON III 2 of I N S 653-7352 5 J o 8. E D ' s S S 54 MAIN STREET COCHITUATE, MASS. 0117140105 L0'1'0 6ml!110 '0r A01 '05 105: ,gm Iv 3 Q ra U7 '-I F2 Z 5 2 rg-1 C12 CD U gi EE 2 m E ff 3 PP 8 E U Z ,PU rn cn D- U rw o 0 E f-I c: 3- '-I ,X F11 Q A W 8 8 0 rw I I I E '-I P1 FI Z Z D' Q. E74 3 '01' f0f'0f'0N0'f '51 sw LII Q, 6 XO CD '11 'FU rn m U m C 4 rn 'PU '-4 LE BLANC BARBER SHOP KOHLER'S SUPER MARKET MAIN STREET '40 '10 10' 0 -0 - '-0161 201' CHARLES T. DEMARTINI ALUMINUM PRODUCTS '0- 1s7'0'f0f0v 9 2 2 5 5 9 E 2 E 2 S 5 S 9 5 I 2 I E U, S 9 2 2 E 3 E700 SIDING GUTTERS 1 5 5 S Complimentf Of 5 O'CONNEI.I. BROTHERS, IN 5 BOSTON POST ROAD 5 5 5 5 WAYLAND, MASSQ 5 BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1963 Q A R T H U R B R O W N Associates 358-2181 5 W I I. L I S R Y D E R Realtor Office on the Village Green WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS Compliment! Of DATH'S PACKAGE STORE, INC. Hours 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Free Delivery Telephone 65 3-59-40 131 MAIN STREET COCHITUATE, MASS. Certified S. S. Pierce Dealer Compliments Of PERODEAU'S FOOD STORE --,f-YYA ,A- ,YXK Y --M. Foon STORE x0'G0540ff0'w01'01'0N-05205102f.0Y0 '-0'N0N-.9'N-01f-01'0v'-0'f105'-0v'-720'2'0N01105201'-01L0 '0N0N0'40N01205'-01'-0 W5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 40540562 611-0N01'01'0'L7'0f40 40162 1-01 61f0 f0'f l0Y'02 X710 S 2 G 2 S S it 5 9 2 S 9 5 9 9 9 S 9 9 9 9 9 I t 3 -01 f2'0N0V f0 f'01'0W10- '-0'1ff'f0 0'L01f0'f61'0'1-0 0 0f'-0'f0-'OHGYOI'-0 01'0 01l0' 0 0' A TELEPHONE JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION 9 N6 Q Q 'ff S 9 9 Q WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE, Q 2 why not graduate from hugh school to the Telephone Company '- Youll love the frlendly young people who'll work with you, and the 5 rnany soclal actlyltles that rnake your .work so pleasant and rewardlng. 5 x05 O 'U 'U O I -I C Z -I 4 5 ITI X O fn I' I- fn Z -I '0- and your ablllty wlll be reeognlzed. Your startlng Salary should Q cllnlp .mth regular Increases. And, of course. Corhpany benefits. Q Q securlty, and regular advancement are .yell-known reasons wh Q ., .worklng for the Telephone Company IS so attractlye to graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT, ' yltal tu the ehectlve cornrnunlcatlons of the cornnaunlty, the 5 natlcn, and the .-.lorld, When you take your place as a respected rnerhoer the telephone COVTTITTUITITEJ, we'll traln you, on full salary, even ,-.rthout prevlous loo experlence. Q Wlwy not corne and see our ernployrnent IV'lfEV'Vl63-'VSV soon . . , before yot 5 X graduate7 Ask your Culdance Counselor to tell you when and where 4 to apply, gg NEw ENGLAND 3 TELEPHONE ' 3 Q 5 5 G I l N Q C fin efztf 5 Om? I Complimentf S Of of S AVS VA R I ETY POLLY's BEAUTY SPOT 5 5 213 WEST PLAIN STREET S' MAIN STREET S COCHITUATE, MASS. -. COCI-IITUATE, MASS. S 655-7698 Q l0f'Q'0 '-Ovyuy-0 02 4056561 S01 10 1011-0W'01'0 ?6'f1-0'40 01 -4-0 Q NS. '0' 0 '0 '0 '0'0W6 '0 0 '0'1f0' '61 'S 2 9 S S 5 S S E S S S S S S S S S 2 S S S S S S Q S S S S SW Compliments S Of MARSHALL'S APOTHECARY 19 PELHAM ISLAND ROAD WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS Compliment! SHEPARD'S MOBILE SERVICE 268 BOSTON POST ROAD WAYLAND, MASS. S S Q H I R A M N E S B E T Q Cjrwccrip-S, lac Cream .Ind TIInIc 9 ROUND-UP SUPERMARKET R 5 5 R NORTH AIAIN STREET R X R 9 DL'DI.EY ROAD 5 Q E15ATI'R1INIG' Q 5 GOGHITEATE. MASS, Q 655-9892 SUPERB HEAVY WESTERN BEEE ES IN Q ef. 'Wie C Fi ee D e '01 '0- 9 5 Q OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 PM. 5 5 9 9 5 9 Q WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS Q I Co mplirm my Of WOOLWORTHS A0161 SOAOP 01 an 'U 0 1 I -. E V' D Ib O -4 Z I- U I4 2 7 ' :T Z :f 'E . 0 ffl 7-Q ge EE 5 Q 5- -U gl Z P3 CU E- Q UQ Z Q I Q B 5 S0 0'-'-01'0'-'0 ff 0 Q Snrisfncrion Guarmrccd e of 5 SELLFIIH ENTFRPRISES 5 5 GOLF - B0II I.1NG Mofwf' Refunded DAIRY IIIII f FOOD BAR 9 105' '01 To T120 CLIN 5 5 655-5820 of X 9 9 Q 1965 Q .0-, 61 Q RGLITE Q Q Q JACK'S BARBER SHOP 5 NATICK, MASS. Q -II MAIN STREET COCHITLTATE A 6 R 6 fo: do Aowcmfawgc E E 5 5 S 5 5 5 2 S 9 9 5 5 5 S Sv 5 5 9 S S 9 S 5 9 S 5 S '02 -'OW'-0 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP kay A T f I I ,O , 'I 3 I . W? N YS if-L gn :bf an 7 C7 ' ,1 3 A i Y ' ' I f f.',e4?iiz'x:-SAf'iY+f?' III ' ' f i' 5 ,L 4 1 1 .Y X 'u'u.', SUIQ-il' L, L9 J gps, 'Wg -.6 2 A I I 4 I- -- ' '- - . . -r1l,,..! Lwvvw, V , 5 -,1-.K :GG C. . NEW ENGLANDQS' FINEST -'0 Compliment: 0 MONTICELLO RESTAURANT 402 ffW'0' C3 'PU m rn 'LI 5'- 31 5 z as 0 . : 3, Q Q 5 1- X Q ffl ' 2 . 5, rn O I' :a Z U, U U uw Q 'TI '-I CID O 3 :U Q Q Q 5. Q rn Z. 52 N4 U, f-I 7: I-1 YQ S H1 FU Q, S Q Q 2 oo O 9 E E Q I- S, 5 Iv z Q 'E Z 0 gg- Qw U T' Q CD X1 -5 O 53 fb Ib 2 S I 5 3 Z Q 1-0 ROUTE 9 Opposite Shoppers World FRAMINGHAM BARB'S GIFT SHOP FoUNDAT1oNs - PLANTING 452 BOSTON POST ROAD CEMENT AND STONE XVORK WESTON CENTER 6 DAMON STREET COCHITUATE, MASS. TW 3-6627 'CO'-'0161 Complimenlf 'S S 5 9 6 5 9 E 9 5 S 9 5 9 9 6 S 5 5 E 5 S S S 9 S 5 S 5 5 9 Of RUSSELL KERR'S GREEN HOUSES Sl. , Y E S 9 2 2 5 R 5 5 S 2 5 Q S S 9 9 9 9 9 S 5 S 5 E 3 f0 '6 5 24 LANES 5 5 2 5 SUDBURY BOWLADROME A s Q 2 X BOWL 5 5 and enjoy 21 very healthful E 2 RECREATION 9 136 BOSTON POST ROAD ROUTE zo '11 O 1 ? U, '62 C 4 U S. UU S 5 V' 54 Q EL Z D' J-X U7 ,LX gn HH NJ OO J-x up , C on gratzzlatiom f0 U99 Complimenfy O I 'J' UD U3 O '11 C5 OX an ' H01 170' K0 - '0'1' '01'01'0 10Y 9 '0f0 0v' -I I l'1'1 Pm E -' O E4 Q 2 Q Z 2 0 D- ' 9. I'l1 W 7f10w0f NEWTON WALTHAM BANK In XY'ayland AND TRUST COMPANY S X 9 G 'Tv 45' 3 5 Q S + A 1 ' 9 l obit OOM! Wiki. 9 A FRIEND 5 SPORTSXYJEAR 9 for S Q Men and Women Accessories Q Gifts 5 9 Q 3 LETTERY's suDBuRY FLOWER sHoPPE Q Q: E. 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Hlllrop 5-6574 S BEST WISI-IES Compliment! to the CLASS OF 1963 from of The Store of Good Spirits 5 WAYSIDE PACKAGE BENSON'S NEWS 6 X0'401C05'0's05'05L0N0720120v205'0fL0'110M?110Wf0 0120120110v20'17'0 '-05'-0'210ff-0f1-0'f'01'02'-0'0K01L0YWN6X '0x 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q 9 Q 5 Q Q 9 Q 5 5 Q Q Q Q Q G '6x Q Q S C'f fPff 1f 1f BENTLEY'S STATIONERS Q ,,f Q Q Q Office ' School ' Home Q HILL JEWELERS 5 Q 1 1 CONCORD ROAD Q S 3 SL'DBL'RY AND sAXONv11.1-E SL'DBL'RY. MASS. MIIDXYAY AND XVORCESTER phfmei Hlllfep 5-3042 f-05 '01 Q 5 Q POKONOKET KENNEL SHOP Q Th f i n 3 Dog and Car fOOds and supplies 9 Home o D amo dl A 6 XY'ild bird seeds and feeders N , 2 DOGS BOARDED AND OROOMED i ,RAM,,f,'g,fl2X,'NG STRTL.. - 5 Cocker Spaniels and Beagles i 3 Hlllfop 3-2551 YNL X Q 150 BOSTON POST ROAD I Q SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS C r d 1 1 Q if 1 Q 5321 Q Complimerm 5 Q if 1 I ' . Q 1 J ' IK- 3 2 xx l WZ Q 9 Of - S1552 5 , W Open an 5 5 'ix Account on 9 gk Your Own 9 5 OSMOND BROTHERS, INC. 95 Signqfure f01'0M0f'01 'GYJNGNOI' Coll 875-6129 FX 9. Ti rn I l'1 Q Q U1 :U U Z Q U1 -1 b on I I'l'I 101' Q of 5 Q RIDING LESSONS 5 Q Q 9 S1 IRMA P. BOVA BOARD TRAIN 'Q 3 Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q S1 Q S Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q 3 39'-016' WI I 9 6 5 SI 5 5 2 5 9 45 S 5 5 S 9 5 S 9 9 S 9 5 9 9 5 9 5 LA-E32 Q GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1963 S cocl-IITUATE morons 2 HOWARD C. PHILLIPS, PROPRIETOR 3 I-05 101'-02 '0'f'0 '05'0WL0N-0 0v '01105 '0 '01 10'N0R0 K0N?'0'2 SQKOYOISQLOWQF 1 1 OUR 25th YEAR TO BE FIRST IN SERVICE WE PUT SERVICE FIRST' KINGOLDRUM KENNELS Complimenty E Golden Retrievers - Puppies 5 Golden Retrievers of Puppies occasionally Q MISS LEILA SEARS Q 187 PELHAM ISLAND ROAD 358-2172 ATKINS 31 MERRILL, UNC- 3 A ' ' ' W 'WY I I I I p pp ,I w 3 Dfw., Tufff-A 7 Tf-lbj INDUSTRIAL SCALE MODELS 5 I . I I Q 2 V., fi INN, F X pgmm. : I QISf.II-fffEz4:.wy.f- 'W 9 wQlx,4f Q 3, '?fpQQ:,' If ,QQZI f tjf gf!-33 REINFORCED PLASTICS f'5'f3vl5, , ffvxufv QE AE5f5f?'S54 I slew-6 I , Iygegqb, RRR? I ' 1 Sw '- 74 ff: 'V 'T S db , M . I Sri' f I u ufY ass V . Q Ma. 1, 'Q-'fr' Abafwv ci ',Ni S I Qt- E I A lg Marlboro, Mass. ' 5 ' ' .SI Q Anaheim, California R 8 6 X016110K0'0Y0N710 0f0120Y0N01S01f0N7S70K0N70f6f270'4056501L7l.0f'0 '-01'-0'v'0510220f20 'S6X 3 3 3 5 3 THE WAYLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 2 5 5 9 VVBPHB THE CLASSCH:1963 Q 3 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN THE FUTURE R ' .lr ' 3 3 x S 5 3 3 A 3 -4016140 '02 '0W201'0 0 0'1 405 OFFICERS P7'65fd67Zf .Sc,1.'wf.' Par Carroll zzfe-prc,r,?dcr1!.' Lydia Karpinol. Tcefetffl. 5:.zzz.1,'u,'.' Dave Flanders, fn'.1,mnrg Charles Roehrlg. Ffrw 5 Q PAT CARROLL. Ifzfe-Pmide,1f Q 3 LYDIA KARPINOI., Secretary 5 Q DAVID FLANDERS, Treamrer VICTORIA ALLA 5 JOAN DONAHUE I BETTY TURNER 3 BARBARA KANE ALBERT REEVES - BRYAN XVARXVICK MILDRED CAPELLO TERRY JONES A03 I 176' 'OYO'-0' '05 6110 ' 101' wfafow 2 553 U'-rn IQ- D- 'Z PUQV: UID cn'-o QD- ii lm 'FU vnov Paw ,SS 3 3 3 5 S 3 3 3 3 3 3 9 5 3 9 5? S 3 S 3 3 3 3 39, 4 Y l , I 1 i I . I r 4 I r 1 9 lu I . 1 G x R 5 X D TO OUR BELOVED CHEMISTRY TEACHER Q Q Complmzcntf v 6 f MR. BIBEAL x 0 Q Q FLORENCE uunvp FLASK 3 3 FQ R QQUAN GS M E N SHOILEY QDIANEJ SHURELIGHTER ' 55 CENTRAL STREET XVELLESLEY, MASS. 9 PENNY QPATQ PIPETTE 5 P '1' -HE - . L , h - P E Q XVITH AVOGADROS NUMBER OE THANKS 3 3 ' -E A A A 3 S . Complimerm 5 j I 541 VOUIQ lfw LE of 3 I 3 5 M A R s H A L L ' s 5 E P O O D s H O P P E L THE VILLAGE SHOPPER Q 558-2000 ' PTT 3 3 , 5 Complzmentf 3 Q Of YOUR CRITICISM 3 5 THE RED COACH GRILL 5 ' OE THIS PRODUCT 9 Q . 3 , 5 5 REX EALS 5 3 5 3 3 3 3 2 UNSOUND TECHNICAL BACKGROUND 3 3 3 3 3 S71 3 3 3 3 3 9 3 3 3 3 3 9 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan patrons Vicky Alla Alla Company Mr. Robert XV. Bibeau Mr. Charles Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bravo Mr. Briggs Mr. Henry A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown James F. Brown Mr. Rodman Burgett Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Capello Jeannie Carlson Miss Patricia A. Carrigan Mrs. Lucille G. Champagne Mr. Henry Cotton Suzanne Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Davis David S. Dinsmore Fred XV. Doak Miss Joyce A. Dyer Mr. Elwell Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Fisher Mr. Joseph E. Fratianni Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fraser A Friend Mr. William Frary Mrs. Elsie M. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gerrie Mr. John M. Gillis Miss Helen A. Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ham Mrs. Katharine Hodges Mrs. E. Wfinston Jones Pat Jenks Mr. and Mrs. John Karpinol Mrs. W'illiam B. Keast Miss Mary C. Kennedy Mrs. Margaret Lapham Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Leahy Miss Anna Lee Mr. John H. Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lorentzen Mrs. Jane M. Lucardi Mr. and Mrs. Robert XV. Lucey Mrs. Andrew M. Maggard Mr. and Mrs. G. Lloyd Martin Mr. Ben G. Mazza Dr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Mirse James W. Moore, Jr. Mr and Mrs. Warren G. Moulton Mr. and Mrs Rexford Moss Mr and Mrs Lloyd J. Osborn Mr Mr Mr. Lewis A Oxford Gerald L. Paist Ralph Pearson Robert S. Pike Henry W. Plump Mr. William P. Pordon Bill Preston Diane Purdey Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Purdy Sam Martin Mr. Robert D. Reynolds Mr. Marcel T. Richer Dave Flanders Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rodes Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rooney Mr. Joseph Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Scanlan Miss Lelia Sapienza Paul W. Scovill Mr. Ronald Sislane Sam and Sue Mrs. Richard Shields Mrs. Barbara R. Sharpe Mr. John Staulo Beverly Smith Mr. Francis Smith, Jr. Miss Maria Velasco Mr. George Waterston Miss Helen M. XVelch Mr. and Mrs. James J. XVelch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. XVelch Joseph Wfelch, Jr. Miss Madeline Winston Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wright Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Zaslow Jim-Joe-Marie-Matt Ken and Linda, Peter and Gail Roger and Virginia Norm and Cathy I i l S? lr l And he followed him to school one day. l i T1 'N H l l i X! ' X l l all Stop tickling me! WWW .X I IEP-be V .5 , - S 1' WL- l 1 With one hand in the till. 3 -.iff ..., '- -j len ' I x li if t W I t 1 t 4 4 i 'I ' f. K ?0fO ,sit . dy K 1 t o ILO: Qs. - 19- , i i- L. 'fvf 154 j ll .. , ,-: g Mr. President gf X Fr 'V' You don'r say! X K E 1 V Who's Confused, Mr. Bibeau? Do you wam Larry, Moe, and Curly fight? Wfould you bC1lCVC rt? 1 mixer, M-Q Annu' Nr 1 har do you eau? Nobody's gonna tell me I'm all wet. h Spaceman? They'11 never mlss 'em. It must be something I are. I X .X up 4 START THEM OUT TOGETHER ' ' y YOUR CHILD AND LIFE INSURANCE ! s I 'iff If J I I JUDY Q . 6- tf- JEFF Give them the star! in life izzszzwzzzce Q your przrezzts c011la'11't give yon. S! C6 ,, JOMIQA Jerry yogce JACK REPRESENTING THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 73 PELHAM ISLAND ROAD, XVAYLAND. MASS. PHONE: 558-2169 -I N Qi V235 JANN CY J?-3' JERRY i s r 1 I A I 1 1 U S4 ag I ! W N U N I n i x I 1 Y 4 1 1 1 I a 1 J 1 I l I I J -.--------- - ' . .5 ,, p..-.A-v,. J u - .Y-,- .A . . - ' ' '