Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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French Club L., Top Row Mrs Smith l-Xdyisorl, Phil Linden, Tom Sterling, Bill Kea, lon Foster,Chris Brown, Larry Lamb, Andy' Skeen, Serge Botsaris, Stephen Marshall, lohn Bancroft, Eliot Nottleson Second Royy Mary Nleysbury, Marianne Eberle, Debby Kea, Pam Foster, lursten Nottleson, Lisa Pearson, Christine O Toole, lane Sirnpkin, lirn LeBaron, Sarah Zimmer, Christine Hyland, lackie Kauffman, Third Ron Debbie Cale, Drita Protopapa, Nor: Sterling, Beth Newell, Catherine Murphy, Lori Hughes, Sue Dunbar, N alerie Frantz, Terry DiCesare, Nicole Sakowitz, ken Place, losh Levin, Aaron Cleckman, Fourth Roxy Elizabeth Moncure, Michelle Randall, Edna Vassilovski, Paige Cochran, Sheryl lxrasnow, Kim Cochran, Debbie Rieders, Heidi Markell, Franco Scirpo, David Keller, Wendell Mah Bottom Row Celeste McCabe lSecretaryl, Erik Nottleson tPresidentJ, Bekirn Protopapa lyice-Presidentl, Stefanie lsrasnoyy lTreasurerl .I ,I ll!! Tl ht rfb' ri il ' 0 I I M w O 5 W A lilllllllliilll 7 Tl' 'sly in Q4 -1 sm Q Q 434 .W o-ti 5' ix Q A7 xg av xx pllxgy gz' ' SN 'A' Q-Y f-r r ,Ab 4. 45- INN NNT A Pt URS! HE R Et X HU PR! JCESSOR, -X HAITI HITS W HS.

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- I-I-Q.. l Michelangelo in L1 UK! '41 ,QM--'V fl. ' c l N s -4 O F VW O P 3' DJ 4 rv ,-. 3' rn 3 ro :.i f. E. Z. 4 O 'Vw DJ -N O c -1 ,- :- on -I DJ Q. m H. The Latin Club began the year by extending an internal welcome to more than seventy initiates - nevvc omers to one of the most active clubs in the school, With the enthusiastic aid of Mr. Smith, members contribute their time to the production of classical affairs, sponsoring the performances of visiting ar- tists vvith great success. Early this year an original interpretation of Homer's lliad was presented by The Bard, Good food and entertainment drew throngs to this year's Saturnalian Banquet. Wayland High Schools longest running event. Also scheduled for the year are the appearance of Professor Peter Arnott and his marionettes, the presentationof Euripedes's drama The Bacchae and a Medieval Pilgrimage to the Red Coach Crill. Finally, the activities of the Latin Club extend well into the sum- mer vvith a month's sojourn in Italy. And there's only grape juice in these pitchers Q7 c-34.2 Witter this - we eat ' The twenty-first annual Saturnalian, a celebration from out of the past, was highlighted this year by an original jazz musical- comedy titled 'iStultus, written and directed by senior classical studies students with the help of Mr. Smith. Centered around a clumsy but enthusiastic candidate for epic heroism tportrav ed by lim LeBaronl, the tale related the applicants troubles in ear- ning his hero's license, Assisted by great Roman heroes, Stultus gains the license boards approval in high-stepping stv lei Sparkl- ing performances turned in by Dan vassilovslci, Maura O'Don- nell and Michael Faigen las the star-crossed lox ers Aeneas and Dido, and as Pluto, punk lead singer of The Flames and ruler of the Underworldl received well vvishes from the audience Other cast members included leff Lyman, Risa Dinman. Laurence Rosenberg, Michael Rosenberg, and ,Xliclax lacobus. Eric English's musical score provided a jazzy beat through the whole evening. Ready, set, burnl

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With their usual flashy style, Le Cercle Francais opened the year by welcoming forty rookie members, survivors of an awe-inspiring initiation ritual, highlighted by a bloody burning at the stake. Under the guidance of advisor leanne Smith, the club delighted thirty-five Dorchester children with the annual Haitian Christmas party, the Language Reference Center transformed into a wonderland of Barbie dolls and Nerf balls. Building up their treasury with a tremendously successful Winter Week candy drive twhere over three thousand boxes of M 81 M's were devouredll, these quasi-Parisians hope to host French visitors in April, gearing up for a summer voyage to France. This cultured crew plans to top off the year with a spring T-shirt sale, expecting whopping victories in the French Club-Spanish Club softball game and club chariot race. Vive La France! AUX CHAMPS ELYSEES l'me baladais sur l'avenue Le coeur ouvert, a l'inconnu l'avais envie de dire bonjour a n'importe qui N'importe qui, ce fut toi le t'ai dit n'importe quoi ll suffisait de te parler pour t'apprivoiser. Aux Champs Elysees, aux Champs Elysees Au soleil, sous la pluie A midi ou at minuit ll y a tout ce que vous voulez aux Champs Elysees. 'fig' 0' 1 'Q Q an