The final seconds tick off the clock of Wayland’s state final match against Norton. Senior captain Tommy Cope rides out his opponent, giving every ounce of strength he has to insure that the Norton 120-pounder...
Sophomore Lucy Hughes created a petition to change the a cappella requirement at WHS. The school currently requires students who participate in a cappella to take a fine arts class. In less than a day,...
The week of May 30 is known as Senior Week due to the variety of events scheduled for the graduating class. Students in the class of 2016 will participate in different events together before graduating...
The WHS girl’s tennis team has kicked off the season with a 7-1 record, as well as going 5-0 in the DCL small division.
The team is led by captains Elena Erdekian, Arielle Friedman and Allie Kunen...
Seniors at WHS have the option to pursue senior projects during their last quarters of high school. This year, over two dozen seniors have chosen to take on independent projects that range a wide variety...
A vendor advertises his produce, his voice projecting across the cobblestone market square. Herds of people crowd around market stands, purchasing fruits, vegetables and the occasional baguette. In the...
Mr. Wayland High School will be held on Wednesday, May 25 in the auditorium. This year, this male-dominated parody on classic beauty pageants is undergoing a major change: It is now open to females.
With...
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![Pictured above is the girls tennis team celebrating after their win over Concord-Carlisle. “I think [beating CC] showed the girls that we can really make some noise in the state tournament if we keep working hard,” coach Erin Reeves said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/IMG_3658.jpg)
![Above is a photo of the coast of Italy. Students and teachers from WHS visited Italy on a school-sponsored trip. We saw caves and coral and just the color of the water. Most of our days we had spent walking and learning history, and [our day visiting the island of Capri] was just a beautiful, relaxing day, library media specialist Joanne Schmidt said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/italyphoto.jpg)
![Above is a photo of Paris, France. Students and teachers from WHS visited France in April. “I used [French] a lot. At home, I only spoke French with my family, and even when I was with the other Wayland kids, we still spoke French for the most part,” Zack Dresens said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Screen-Shot-2015-12-01-at-8.04.57-AM.jpg)
