An important aspect of growing up is finding your interests. Senior Anika Reichelt showed an interest in art all the way back in her preschool days, leading her to find her passion in the art world.
“I...
As many students at WHS prepare for upcoming spring sports, the Class of 2019 is hard at work with a different type of preparation. This week, the senior class will be performing their Senior Show on March...
With the success of the film Happy Death Day, audiences have waited to see if its sequel, Happy Death Day 2U, could live up to its standards. The Universal Pictures sequel has received mix reviews by critics....
Name: Jules Apse
Grade: Sophomore
Favorite store:
“Urban Outfitters because they have a lot of things [that] are comfortable or [stuff] you want to go out in.”
Online...
WHSTE is bringing a coming-of-age story that celebrates the LGBTQ+ community to the stage this March for the Massachusetts Drama Festival, which features one-act plays.
“Pronoun,” written by British...
During their education at Wayland Public Schools, students have the choice to pick up a string instrument when entering third grade. Most students who choose to play an instrument don’t continue past...
A school wide survey was sent out to determine who WHS believes should win each Academy Award. Out of 75 respondents here are WHS's results! The 91st annual Academy Awards will take place this Sunday,...
![Senior Anika Reichelt received a special award from the Massachusetts Art Education Association titled the "Hat Sister Award" for her piece titled "Summer Dresses." “[Art is] a way to express yourself, outside of words, which is tricky for a lot of people,” Reichelt said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/0.jpg)
![Pictured above is the 2018 Massachusetts Eastern Senior District Orchestra. Senior Rachel Chau shakes the conductor's hand at the end of the concert, in which she served as concertmaster. “I love to play because music is kind of a universal language, and [one] that everyone can understand and pick up on. [Also], you can communicate different ideas and messages through sound,” Chau said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/unnamed-L-1.jpg)
