Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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He Wayne Taylor would you do this your house? , Kim Madden! Didn't anyone ever tell you to chew with your mouth closed? erhaps it was destined for this to be The Year of Revival. The long await- ed resurgence of enthusiasm and motivation of the Student Body has finally arrived. ani- mate in you and in me. That resurgence is apparent -- it radiates - from the reborn Wayland Free Press, the rebuilt f ' Q- J v. 1 xv I f-we-.W-s'rNlr4Q Miva mov' Z' 1- -I , r', J V-6? I' 4 is I Q I I I J 5 -. if N X K 'Qu 'Q ,. xi rl 4 f - ln - 1 ..., x 'ILM ,J sv,-ww .. Student Council, the rejuven- ated Yearbook you hold in your hands. We are all part of this reactiong we each have promoted either the atmos- phere or the impetus for change to occur - some for four years, others for but one. And the result is one of which we can all be proudg we have Another thrilling day for Sean O'Reilly and Pau Bruno in the media center. Look what the summer did for Danny Clifford and Mark , 'Ti 51 Haggerty! 'i -at .QC-9 pt , - f..'i-we -5 t K 1... gig, Q ,-- Z..-V, s R. . 'w-.W . f E'-Mila ff' Y K -,Z I Q not , .. 1 ,- 5:v,:.z',k-3. - 45 mel -4 ' 5 . 'fm ,i. ' .tie-NE - begun to shape the school to fit our ideal of education. There are three components of success: Ability, Training, and Drive. I think we differ from student bodies of the past in that third previous compo- nent, driye. What many have discussed we have done. Along with others, we resurfaced the track, we installed outside lights for night games, we res- tructured rules which we thought were unfair, we placed ourselves in the top 500 schools of the nation, and we con- tributed to the community in countless ways. The Seniors clearly will not be able to complete what has been begun this year. For the rest of you,f1uniors, Sophomores, and Fres men, it's yourjob to build upon this year's progress. The future and its decisions lie with you. Surely you will prove that our theme applies to all four classes, now and later: There's no stopping us! - ark Harris, President, student council Student Environment 0 ll

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he theme ofour vearbook 'l'here's No Stopping Ls savs a lot about the students and faculty at Wavland Hi h School. We all strive and set!-iiigh standards and goals for ourselves. Whether it be acadeniicallv, athleticallv or sociallv, we trv to do our best. We have all had our personal losses and davs of frustration, vet our strong will and deter- mination help us pull through and move on. This is important throughout our lives, because our strength will make us move ahead onto bigger and better things. Our first step in life will soon be complete, for there is a whole new future ahead of us. We are special individuals with talents of many sorts, but together we made Wayland High School one of the best schools in the countrv. With con- fidence in our abilities, nothing can stop us from reaching our dreams, now or ever. - Margie Wilson, President, class of 1985 Daryl Stanton and llav Hughes sport a new look, having le t their 'uarnets at home. Immersed in their own world, little do Norah Kucharski and jon Rostler know they rovide an interestin diversion for lfim Reid from Frenclg I class. Two Ghostbusters on their day off: Roddy Burgett and Craig Schneider. A typical Sophomore, Kathy Haves, uses a chair to reach her locker. Ill O Student Environment Da In the Life of a WHS Stud nt 'X , . Q 4 ,... .---ax-.. - '-9-V ' N , . O ,N Eu' sf if f 'V ,X W - ,'-it 'sl A X S ,t.:- ,. 1 s Q' Franny Caliendo puts Chris Marobella in his place. Up to his usual antics, Eric Zizaa provides amusement for his ever-present entourage. P

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