Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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HALL OF FAME Most All-round Girl Most All-round Boy Best Dressed Girl , Best Dressed Boy . Class Poet . Class Artist , Most Popular Girl T + Most Popular Boy . + + Class Man Hater r Class Woman Hater Most Vivacious Girl . , Peppiest Boy r Best Looking Girl + Best Looking Boy . Mistress Mind , t + Master Mind . Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete F Period Frequenter T H Class Prankster T wo D7’s Most Likely To Succeed „ Martha Wiswall George Dreher Barbara Holman . George Neice . Dorothy Derby Leonard Gorman , Virginia May George Dreher . Harriet Belt , Arthur Keylor Margaret DeLorie T Richard Downs . Betty Hanlon . Douglas Ha ward „ Mary Duffley r William Allison Margaret Carpenter William Jarvis . Vincent Rogers „ Richard Downs i Mary Duffley (William Allison

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Debby Dey Paul Havenstein Dick Dow ns Barbara Thite Martha Tisw ' all Bill Allison Mary Elizabeth Maxw ' ell Marshall Perrin Freeman Graves Frannie Sw ' an 1 1 LJ, f . juH - v I | l ! • K

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THE OLD SCHOOL lomores! If all goes well, the Class of ’39 will be the first to graduate from the new school. To the present juniors will go the honor of being the last class to graduate from the old building. All of this leaves the seniors out in the cold—the Forgotten Class. We can remember our Grammar School days. Four and five y£ars ago we heard rumblings and rumors about the town. The news travelled around that the old building was no longer suited to its purpose and that the citizens were going to take immediate action and provide us with a new one. We smiled and said optimistically to one another, Are we lucky! We’re going to have a new school! Yeh Team! Oh Boy! Goody goody!” As sophomores, we entered the old portals on Kingsbury Street, dis¬ appointed, but not without hope. There was still the chance that the next town meeting would act favorably. Yes, there was the chance. The only outcome of this meeting was that we entered the old portals again as juniors. At this point, we could all have been classed as calloused cynics.