Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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STUDENT COU CIL Thus year. the Student Councll IS headed by Stephen Marshall lPresldentl. Laura Sahnelder rvlce Presldentl. Valerle Frantz fSeeretaryl. and Nlcole Sakowltz CTreasurerl. The goal of the Councll thus year as to forrn a strong productlve lane of Cornmunlcatlon bef tween the students and the adrnlnlstratlon. To accornpllsh H115 goal. the Councul IS flrst trylng to form a slrnllar llne of cornmunlcatlon be- tween the Counell and the entlre student body Change has been slow. but constant. and the Councll hopes to contlnue nts effort ln servlng the student body and un lrnprovlng :ts relatlonshlp wlth the adrnunlstratlon. Q Representatlvesi A. Doody, C. Harlan, R. Nelles, K. Read. L. Ruzlka. A. Skeen. K. Sklar, T. Wong. E. Carls. K. Donaldson. S. Hanna, lvl. Hams, L. Kelner, S. Krasnow. P. Nolan, L. Pearson. D. Polansky, A. Frantz, B. Hall, G. Levln, K. Mltchell, C. Schneider. K. Henderson, M. Allara. K. Testa, R. Schrugln. VV. Stolfers, A. Larsen, M. Crowley. K. Eskandarlan, M. Flieshrnan. M. Herman, D. Lehrnberg, L. Montesl. J. Mulvaney. J. Rostler, J. Smlth, B. Safran. la, ' .U Q J '54 ' Q fx Xt' -:A Nil? lr ew ' . y 5 Ei . - e tw , ig, ln- SN ' lxk X Ik.

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The Regional Advisory Council CRACJ is a group of students from the high schools of Massachusetts. This year Joseph Franchi and Suzanne Hanna are Wayland's representatives. They meet monthly and discuss how proposed laws may affect the schools. RAC gives students a chance to comment and possibly influence laws or budget cuts which might affect our school system. The Student Advisory Board is the link between the students and the adminis- tration. The students meet with Dr. Goff and the School Committee to attempt to change the policies that create stu- dent complaint such as the class-rank system and the Walkman ban. RAC SAB lvlembersi S. Krasnow, L. Schnieder, K. Sklar, Dr. C. Goff, J, Weiner, N. Sakowitz. 19

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l NATIONAL H0 DR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a collection of students who have shown a high degree of academic proficiency as well as a great degree of leadership, character and service to the school community. The main purpose of this group, selected by the faculty, is to be actively involved in the tutorial process in the High School, as well as serving as ushers at Gradu- ation, awards assemblies, and college night. D. Alger, J. Bolus, S. Botsaris, G. Brun, A. But- ter, M. Collins, A. Doody, D. Dretler, J. Foster. V. Frantz, S. Gardescu, M. Gerendas, A. Glass, B. Goldwaite, J. Greco, M. Greenblatt, M. Hepner, D. Herman, M. Hines, L. Hughes, M. lde, S. Jacobs, L. Kase, H. Krapt, L. Krauss, J. Lavin, R. Lester, J. Levin, P. Linden, W. Mah. H. Markell, L. Marobella, K. Marshall, P. McManmon, E. Milne, J. Milunsky. C. Mos- chella, D. Murch, M. O'DonnelI, C. Olson, M. O'Shea, C. O'Toole, C. Pandolfo. G. Pease, K. Pond, K. Reilly, L. Ruzicka, N. Sakowitz, J. Sa- val, L. Schneider, G. Schurgin, A. Skeen, K. Sklar, B. Smiley, C. Smith, D. Sosna, T. Ster- ling, S. Testa, D. Turin, C. Uhler, L. VanMarcke N. Varnum, S. Weiss, J. West, L. Williamson, T. Wong, K. Woodruff, A. Young, L. Ye -mi 11. ,--an-:n?g li 21