Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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MATH TEAM As defending State Champions, this year's Math Team has its work cut out for it. The Team is comprised of several new, talented Underclassmen as well as a strong contingent of returning mem- bers. Participating in three leagues, the Mass. Mathematics League, the Great- er Boston Mathematics League, and the New England Mathematics League, the Team hopes to continue its success and once again become State Champs. SADD started two years ago here at Wayland High School to confront and stop the lil killer of teenagers - drink- ing and driving. SADD has held many activities in the past to motivate stu- dents for its cause. The annual SADD day is one such activity, bringing such people as ex-Governor Edward King and Robert Anastas, who helped start the program. The members of SADD also hope to motivate the freshman and sophomore classes in its cause to not only keep the program alive but to also help each student remember its motto: Friends don't let friends drive drunk. Back Row: T. Mah, J. Wong, M, Harris, S. Botsaris, R. Lester, D. Clark, E. Milne. Front row: J Lavin, J. Wong, A. Carvalho, W. Mah, P. Lin, Ms. A. Gagne, Advisor SADD Bottom row: T. Bankart, Mr. Moyer, J. McGonagle. Top row: C. Olsen, L. Kase. D. Fokos, 29

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NEWSPEAK, the school newspaper, is dedicated to informing and entertain- ing the student body. Through the pub- lication of articles concerning current events, sports. clubs and controversial opinions we strive to reach the many diverse groups in our school and attract new members as well. NEWSPEAK .-1.- T. .... - -..., - ,5 46-il i V fb sr , Q N -, 19' ti 'ilsslil fl rf bi' I Q . k r , , f .- lv, I I ' Y- i , .4 f , QP , . . . . .X l 1 Back Row: R. Norwood. Advisor J. McCoy, Editor S. Botsaris. T. Mah, As'nt. Editor M. Harris, B Hall, K. Sklar, As'nt. Editor W. Mah,- THE MAGAZINE The Magazine is a collaboration of stu- dents' writing from both in and out of the school curriculum. Every type of writing imaginable can be found in each issue - poetry, prose, essays - the sky's the limit! The selections chosen are based on quality and diversity to show the community what WHS stu- dents are really like. 28 ' x 4.1 K .ii Members1N,Varnurn,B Alimenti. K. Sklar, S, Patterson. Dr. D. Roemer, D. Reiders. P. Lindon A Vanmarke.

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BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club is actually a chapter of the nationwide Office Education Association. This as- sociation is aimed at developing competence in business skills such as accounting, typing. steno. data processing. lob interviewing and speaking, It also develops each members leadership skills. experience. and confidence. This year's club be' gan with a membership drive. recruiting many new members in addition to the many returning members. Wayland again hopes to garner many awards at regional, state and national competi- tions as it has done inthe past. front row: A. Tamzarian, S. Gardescu, T. Wong. Mrs. Hutchinson. Middle row: T. Kitzmiller. J. Schmidt. J. MacMillan, J. Schmidt, J. Cemach, K. Woodruff, D. Turin, L. Marobella. H. Markell Back row: F. Barbetti. F. Salazar, C. Hopkins, G. Levin. H. Krapff, Mr, Pawelski The Wayland Helping Youth Club constantly strives to serve the community in any way possi- ble The club helps at such events as college night and the WHS Scholarship Fund flea market. as well as holding a candy sale for Globe Santa. a Thanksgiving Day drive and shoveling snow for senior citizens. No matter what the cause. as long as someone is benefitted. the club will be there to help front rows M. Heppner, V. McFarlane. M. Greenb- Iatt Middle row: B. Weinbaum, M. Klein. P. Mud- way. M Chagnon. M. O'Sl'fea. K. Shine. B. Newell. C Flieger, L Krauss Back row: T. Woodman, J. Mulvaney. Mr. Frio, K. Volkema. L. Gillman, G. Bolivar missing: D Sosna 30 HY CLUB fx ' 'J .IIIQ-:-li? ,-V! Y 1' .1, 1 1 oo At.h .-K, .