Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Edward Skahill 5 Everett Street Recognized throughout the school for his versatility, being prominent both as the fish-monger of the operetta and a star of the basketball team. Audre.v Sluxnan 32 Riverdale Road This girl is giving Floyd Gibbons some¬ thing to think about. In fact, he ' s quite worried to find we ' ve discovered a girl who can talk as fast as he can. It’s lucky that they both have such a good sense of humor. Hubert Spurr Hubert ' s hobby is telling us some “fish’ 271 Weston fishing. Hov ’ stories ? Road about Malcolm Stewart 401 Linden Street Wrestler, athlete, and electrician ! Mal¬ colm hopes to gain fame at North Caro¬ lina State College. Davis Tailby 127 Linden Street Here’s another famous red-head. Strange as it may seem, he’s known for his peace¬ ful temperament. sss mmTh a Ruth Sweeney 223 Weston Road Here’s a girl who never seems to hurry or worry, nor does her peaceful calm ever seem disturbed. Page 22

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Kcbert Selfe 7 Wiswall Circle ' Bob’’ Selfe should be himself and not Gary Cooper, or maybe Walter Winchell. He knows the news that’s behind every door. Long may be live—the “Wanderer” ever¬ more. Harris Shelley 107 Grove Street Mr. Ryther’s life is made miserable by the variety, abundance, and general ijuality of Harris’s wise-cracks, but his laboratory technique is nothing short of awesome, being unexcelled anywhere in its sheer genius. a n fiSEBEE re m Bette Schofield 60 Washington Street Besides being of a happy-go-lucky dispo¬ sition, Bette is also one of the most suc¬ cessful man-killers in these parts, and when she lays siege to the masculine heart, there are few, indeed, who can resist her wiles. Richard Schofield 60 Washington Street “Fritz” Schofield likes to hunt and fish out in the wide open spaces, but he is still mo e successful in hunting excuses in school. Frank Seagrave 112 Crest Road In addition to his skill as a gymnast, Ftank has no little ability a.- a musician and also as an actor. Gertrude Seagrave Summit Road To know “Trudy” is to know someone worth while. A winning smile and bright eyes reveal her sunny disposition. Her fine ideals help her to rise above petty things in life, and she resolutely runs the risk and joyously accepts the consequence of living up to them. Page 21

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Lcuise Tartari 13 Donizetti Street A generous clever girl. If ever you get in a tight place, call on Louise for help. Marjorie Taylor 10 Riverdale Road Wanted—a girl to fill Marjorie Taylor ' s shoes ! This is a large order as Midge has always been one of our best and most popular students. Mary Trears 14 Willow Road Mary is steadfast and true—always de¬ pendable. She has a quiet sense of humor which looks on and appreciates humanity. She makes a perfect friend because she is loya 1. B Ah in vcn Auw 4«1 Weston Road I Editor of the ' ‘Monitor and of the “Year I Book : winner of the Faculty Book Prize I and of the Wesleyan Scholarship, besides I being a veritable Tilden on the courts, j “Al threatens to usurp Barrymore ' s I throne. Paul Welch 10 Morton Street Captain of Hockey and Baseball; Junior Class President. Not only a burly defense man on the All-Star Hockey Team, “Tete is also a one-man baseball team, and he occasionally dabbles in football and bas¬ ketball. He is a charter member of Mr. Ryther’s wise-cracker squad. Page 23