Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Back Row: Francis Chapin. Eleanor Otterson, Carol Jostedt, Joyce Palmer, Barbara Burns, Jean Davis, Janice Morse; Middle Row: Jane Tucker, Betsy Child, Kathryn Wegerdt, Miss Bronson, Barbara Dickson, Jean Perry, Charlotte Tibbets; Front Row: Ellen Fullerton, Mary Andersen, Jean Murray, Shirley Harrington, Marilyn Melanson, Nancy Webber, Janet Pybas. BULLETIN BOARD AND SHOW CASE COMMITTEES Although television has not actually hit Wellesley High yet, through the work of the Bulletin Board and Showcase Committees we view through imaginary television sets our own weekly programs. Interesting presentations from the world of sports are made frequently. In the show case colorful displays of sports equip¬ ment, uniforms and honors are shown. Pictured also are the coming events at school along with displays on colleges and professions and the news of the world. The work is sup¬ ervised by the Masters of Ceremonies , Shirley Harrington and Nancy Woodruff and the actual photography done by their technicians and co-workers. The sponsors of the program are Miss Bronson and Miss Costello. Thus, Welles¬ ley High makes its own television programs enjoyed by both the students and faculty. Ton Row: Phyllis Burke. Mary Jane Tucker, Carol Jostedt, Betty I.ou Almond; Bottom Row: Nancy Webber, Nancy Woodruff. Miss Costello, Mary Jane Butler, Barbara Hots for d.

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Third Row: Bill Smith, David Caldwell. Nar.cy Webber, Marjorie Raymond. Betty Gulesian, Charles Vogler, Donald Russell; Second Row: Mary Guillemin. Betty Harris. Ginny Lee, Joanne Colburn, Mary Anderson. Joanne Williams. Phyllis Burke, Jean Woods. Louise Giesey iFirai Row: Sally Horner, Barbara Adams. Susan Dure ll, Jean McCracken, Miss Walton, Patty Hope, Pat Kearns, Marilyn Melanson, Marilyn Fraser. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE If you should happen to turn your dial to Channel 49, Friday mornings, you would see the results of the Assembly Committee. Patty Hope was Student Chairman with Miss Walton as Faculty Adviser. These shows have included everything from a jazz band to interesting dis- cusions about the United Nations. The Com¬ mittee also had a delightful play entitled Are We Dressing?” The cast was made up of a group of Seniors. The play was so popular with the students that it was decided to reenact it for the Junior High School and Concord High School as part of a new program of exchange assemblies. Another assembly, enjoyed by all, was a farce based on modern radio programs. Mr. Crockett directed it with his Sophomore English class as the cast. Who could ask for more varied entertainment on any Channel? 18

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Third Row: William Carmichael, Bruce Acker, Francis Sullivan, Paul Branzetti, Robert Barton, Forrest Adams, Ted Berkeley, George Henry, William Walker, Paul Dalton, Robert Lavin; Second Row: Joe Imlmllaria, Robert Blakesiey, Fred Chase, William Moore, Cynthia Cranton, Priscilla Steele, Thelma Robinson, Jean McSweeney, Carol Ingraham, Harold Kolb, John Prophet, John Schuler; First Row: Richard Hooper, Richard Vaughan, Carol Tims, Janice Morse, Mr, Leach, Betty Harris, Janet Seeley, Elizabeth Burdoin, Malcolm Brickelt, Donald Russell. THE ORCHESTRA WHS-TV has presented its orchestra on many occasions during the year, including our entertaining and worthwhile assemblies and at Graduation. Despite Mr. Leach’s desire for a better balan ced string section, the orchestra has given us very commendable musical pro¬ grams. A string ensemble rehearsed during the fall and winter months for the spring pro¬ grams. Under the competent leadership of Mr. Leach, the orchestra has succeeded in winning a high rating of popularity with its audience. The members meet twice a week during X period to prepare for the performance on Chan¬ nel 49. 20