Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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Top Row: Wayne Driscoll, lon Mann, Neal Brown, Suzanne Mahoney Bottom Row Franco Scurpo, Doug Alford, Barry Dicker. MARICARMEN La Maricarmen no sabe coser la Marlcarmen no sabe bordar la Maricarmen no sabe reir y sin embargo si sabe llorarr Maricarmen, Maricarmen quien te ha visto y quien te ve antes me querias mucho y ahora no me puedes ver. La Maricarmen no sabe coser la Maricarmen no sabe bordar la Maricarmen no sabe reir y sin embargo si sabe llorar. Marlcarmen, Maricarmen ya te lo decia yo los muchachos de la tuna van a ser tu perdicion. ft

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Spanish Club lu uh Quia pq ll IQ' 'lub Iii lshilh 47-- Spanish Club Executive Board: Andy Heller, Allyson Cook, Greta Brun, Andrea Greenfield, Kaki Strause, Barry Dicker, Kim lazowski, Amy Bloomberg, Drita Protopapa. -.J-,,, s S. ' , xxx., t-ff: Q- 'li' Top Row lohn Mann Doug Alford Allyson Cook David Har- mon Barry Decker Sue Mauger Sean Angerman El Circulo espanol launched the New Year with dancing at its authentic Cate Disco Following this highly suc cesstul event new members were initiated and plans commenced for the rest of the year s activities. A welcome addition this year is a singing group called Los Tunos. Los Tunos practice every Tuesday and Thursday morning and are soon expected to make their first debut. U coming events include una epifania, dinner at Chi C i's, a restaurant in Boston, and the annual softball game against the French Clubs Second Row Kathleen Chagnon Lynne Pandolfo Laura Krauss Maureen OShea Cindy Pandolfo Alison Butter Robert Lester Karen Butler Wayne Driscoll Floyd Barbetti Karen Horrigan Sra ChaC0nlAdvisorl Third Row Andy Heller Ted Parks lim LeBaron Pam Barres Michelle Goodwin Neal Brown Bottom Row Greta Brun Ureasurerl Kaki Strause fPresidentl, Kim lazowski fVice'Presidentl ESPAKIA O MADRID -I T Q i J L W 5 0.

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German Club There is no formal German Club this year, the year of Proposition 25, but instead, a group of students with spirit for the German language have united to carry on the German cultural presence at Wayland High. Mr. Wagner and his Deutsch students performed 'Schneewittchen und die sieben Zwergeu tbetter wise known as Snow White and the Seven Dwarvesnl and Rumpelstiltskin, hoping that in coming years the German program will survive and even be rebuilt, Top Row Iustin Hoyt, David Schaberg, Holly Krapf, lulie Duffield Ntiddle Row, Chip Sheats, Mary Clay, Beverly Sheats Bottom Row Stephen Hoenig, Elizabeth Neumeyer, Stephanie Houtzeel The Magazine The Magazine 's purpose is to gain exposure for student writing. Twice each year, it publishes a collection of all types of student writing, prose or poetry, fiction or non-fiction, academic or independent. The staff evaluates all submissions and publishes the best from among themi Copies of each issue are made available to the student body at no charge, and writers may see their workin print. Top Row lennifer Nichols, lenny Levy, Stefanie krasnovs, Lisa Daugherty, Paige Cochran Iessicg N1cGonagle, Tanya Bennett, karen Leiter Bottom Row Daxid SchabergtEditorl, Dr Roemer l-Xdxisorl, Gvsvnneth N1acDonald lEditorJ, Nikki Williams Missing kathy Horrigan C I lsolm, Lynn Qprie. Sue Zivan