Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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A-..,,,. 1i fl' I Y .... A F -1.-an-11' Paul Heffernan STUDE T SERVICES hlflk .1 . . 1' I . 11 'T' P 'N4 Lewis Joann Kohler, Aide ,f 1, I' Virginia Anthony, Health Room for sophomores was on self- development and career ex- ploration. The career resource center has proven to be an in- valuable aid. Numerous activi- ties including College Nights and college conferences are provided to help juniors become aware of educational opportuni- tites. The senior year is full of important decisions and the Guidance Department strives to help seniors realize their ambitions for college and job placement. In addition to group activities, counselors visit homerooms on a regular basis Qi 1 Rochelle Bouchie, Aide Mrs. Buckley is always happy to help out a student. and meet with students in- dividually. Mr. Moyer has assumed another task to build school pride. Showcasing the achievements of teachers and students has become his personal project. Few people realize the amount of research and plain hard work involved. The showcase is a tribute to Mr. Moyers caring attitude and commitment to excellence. Faculty - 27

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SGCIA STUDIES DEPARTME Mr. Frio doesnt look too enthusiastic about this picture. Mr. Wagner is serious about his profession. gil :IN +954-a S.- 1 i I 28 - Faculty As in other departments, results of summer work have produced significant effects on the social studies curriculum. The major change has been in the freshman program which now offers additional units of study on Africa and Latin America. A series of new books on non-western areas have been added to enrich the curri- culum. Another new feature, the senior program, once a series of quarterly electives is now a single full-year course. The Thomas Brennan ' -vw ff? Carl Corey Daniel FriO department sponsors many co- curricular activities. Included in this category have been the VFW Voice of Democracy Speech Contest, the WHS Close-Ups program in which students viewed the inner workings of the federal govern- ment, and the China Seminar, a follow-up to the exciting field trip to the Museum of Science China Exhibit. Hardly a change, but certainly in keeping with a tradition of in- volvement, is the extra- Kim Greenawalt, Dept. Head Steve Wagner .:,- John Brande T curricular work performed by the department. Mr. Wagner spent countless hours prepar- ing materials and coaching students on the topic immigra- tion for the Academic Decath- alon. In addition he found time to rehearse for a stellar role in the Faculty Review. Rendering memorable performances also were the golden-voiced Carl Corey and gyrating rock singer John Brande. Marcia Goldsmith V111 A Donald Benedetti A ' w i. -l Anne Gray. Secretary