Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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Math Team Having trouble with your integral geometry? Well, just approach one of Wayland High School's resident mathematical whizzes - all members of the highly successful Math Team. Par- ticipating in county, state and New England leagues, these solvers can always put two and two together. Top Row: Byron Mah, Serge Bostairs. Middle Rowi Patricia Levy, Mark Harris, Miss Cagne lfkdvisorl, Steven Gardescu, Ewan Milne. Bottom Row: lim Henderson. Missingt lohn Byrnjolfsson, lulia Morton, Dan Smiley, Ryoko Yokota, ational Honor Society Top Row: Enid O'Donnell, Lisa Ciilvar, David Cederland, William Hicks, Mr, Shelton ladvisorj, Dan Vassilovski, leff Lyman, Brian Chen, Dean Kiradiieff, Laurence Rosenberg, Nathan Newbury, Second Row: Nikki Williams, Kathy Horrigan, Bryna Brodie, Lynne Pandolfo, Lisa Nelles, Sandy Ehrreich, Carla Burkley, Kathy Zimmerman, C I Kolm, Lisa lacobsen, Risa Dinman, Andria At- fanato, Robin Lee, Karen Wilson, Linda Cladu Third Row: Brian Carvalho, Andy Exeritt, David Antes, Eric English, David Schaberg, Terri Ravanis, Amy Fellows, Celeste McCabe, Mary Newbury, lennifer Nichols, Kim Butler, Margx Raskin, Sue Cotton, Andrea Greenfield Fourth Row: lane Donahue, lamie Hamilton, Ed Tobin, Peter Schwalm, Kristin Ntoyer, Carol Hines, lulie Hazard, lohn Yamartino, Phyllis kt' tardo, lane Hoffman, lennifer Steel, lenniter Levy. Bottom Row' Thad Russell lSecretarxl, Neal Brown tPresidentJ, Nancy Testa lTreasurerl Missing: Karen Able, Amy -Xnthony Lisa Dutton, Michael Faigen, Bonnie Cordon, Margot Hellmuth, Micky lacobus, Lee Krasnoo Stefanie Krasnow, lulie Lambert, lulie Lewis, Maura Mac- Millan, Byron Mah, Valerie Miller, Donna O'Connell, Marx Quigley, Dan Smiley Phil Snow, Lori Statkus Rachel Xartanian, -Xndrea Wong, llgnore the first two imposters xx ho onlx wish they could be scholars J

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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

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Free Press With Mr. Carl Corey as the ad- visor, the student run Wayland Free Press has remained the leading school paper since 1971. left Milunsky, Kim Sklar, Teresa Saulter, Eric Rossborough, Barbara Ives lEditorl, Michael Faigen lEditorl, Mr, Corey fAdvisorJ, Eric English lEditorl. The Highschooler The Highschooler is a new school publication which provides fresh articles and commentary on matters affecting campus life. The paper includes scoreboards, future events, opinions, and movie and record reviews. Top Row- karen McCracken, Cedric Leung, Serge Botsaris Bottom Row Wendall Mah, Byron Mah, Robert Lester LQ! QQ' ': i 5 X - , T . 1 '0- X ' o N f ,Z