Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Russell Munro Russell Road A bold, bad man! Beware, girls ! Grace Nakashian 447 Worcester Street The way Grace has borne our (and the faculty’s) outrageous misspelling and ' • mispronunciation of her name is surely proof of her good nature. Nuart Nakashian 447 Worcester Street We ' ve got great faith in Nuart and know she ' ll do big things. She ' s a capable, attractive girl. Are there more at home like you? Frances Patterson 107 Dover Road Brilliance and beauty! What a combina¬ tion ! And that isn ' t all ! Popularity and | personality are there also. Doris Pearson 24 Avon Road We’ve heard of how the weaker sex has turned out for wrestling and next to Doris’s ability to sew is her weakness for boxing. We’re banking on you. Dori-. Ruth Portmore 2 Solon Street Who doesn ' t know Ruth? Well, if you J don ' t, just think of somebody with nice wavy red hair (the envy of every girl in school), and I ' ll guarantee you’ll remember her. Page 19

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL David Leary 41 Leary Road The “forgotten man’ of the basketball team would do anything rather than study. He loves the ladies and that statue by the front door. His sense of humor is so sharp that he often, sees the point when there is none. He ' s a good scout, and the first floor corridor wouldn’t seem complete if Leary weren ' t i n it about fifty times a day. Ralph MacGuire In his three years at high school Raloh has nobly overcome a great many diffi¬ culties. His constant “plugging” only goes to show us that there is always a just reward for honest labor. Margaret MacLean 34 Channing Street, Newton Margaret is an athlete of note, starring in hockey and basketball, and for three years she gave her track opponents a real run. In between her sporting activities, Margaret is to be seen directing traffic in and about the building. Mary McDermott Woodlawn Avenue Although Mary never brags about her talents, we know for a fact that she can pound a piano in such a way that it is only eQualled by Miss Ferguson. Keep it up, Mary. Agnes McGlone 64 Curve Street 4 Agnes may look shy, but she is a very keen observer who always has a witty comeback for all the would-be wise- crackers. Robert Mulliken 41 Cottage Street “Minnie” Mulliken makes marvelous mus e on many marimbas ; but 1 think he is even faster on. his feet than on Fiis xylo¬ phone. m J D JQK! Page 18

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Priscilla Proctor 11 Pleasant Street “Peggy” always seems to enjoy herself. Dance, sing, and make merry, n’est-ce-Pas ? Elsie Randall 876 Worcester Street A quiet, conscientious girl, and a loyal friend to all. We already see success for you, Elsie. Douglas Rose 55 Burke ' s Lane What a card shark I Watch out, young men. Ernest Sahlin S3 Edge moor Avenue “Silence is golden” and so is “Porkie’s” hair. And like gold, if there were more of it, it wouldn’t be so valuable. Daria Pritoni 68 Seaver Street Daria is a sweet, quiet girl with large brown eyes and a large friendly smile. Katherine Sanford 145 Grove Street On Katherine’s report card, there’s nothing but “A ' s.” She’s one of our cleverest and most attractive girls. Page 20