Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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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

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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 Dorothy Wright Fenmerc Avenue Talk about your efficient office workers. We’re wondering what the school will do .vhen Dorothy leaves it. -1 □ KL ' Robert Zoletti 55 Atwood Street Why should a brute like “Bob” Zoletti pick on a little violin ? He ought to be playing a bass viol or a tuba. They would blend better with football. Philip Wentworth 143 Cliff Road Captain of Basketball. This year Phil’s attention has been divided between Wel¬ lesley and New London, New Hampshire. When “Phil” goes into a song and dance. Gene Arnold had better look to his laurels. Rachel Whittemore 21 Franklin Road Rachel has very little to say around school. But I know that Rachel, outside, during her gay moments is an entirely different type. Stop kidding us, Rachel ! Edith Wier 23 Upland Road Will you ever forget her white toga and all when she played the part of Brutus ; and, again, when she was the haughty Swede ? Helen Wires 18 Whiting Road Besides having outstanding abilities as an artist, Helen has a way of driving her roadster where it is absolutely impossible to get out without some able assistance by the opposite sex. With a twinkle in her eye, Helen is on the road in no time. Page 24