Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

Wellesley free library WELLESLEY. M SS. 02181 B uWmSm, wwM m®m WmkmtM The class of 1959 presents The WELLESLEYAN GAMALIEL BRADFORD SENIOR Wellesley, HIGH SCHOOL Massachusetts WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY WELLES ' EY. MASS 02181 v r , J S 313 etles ey Editor’s Message Wellesley an Editors Edward Greene, Editor-in-chief; Mimi Dunakin, Art; Arline Hagan, Seniors; Edward Schmidt, Photography. Leaving a -school we have known so well and starting our own separate ways is a demanding task. Though our high school way has sometimes been difficult, we have gained valuable experi¬ ence from many activities. Looking back, we laugh at many of the small things that seemed so important to us; however, certain events will alwavi remain in our mind. Who can ever forget the loyalty exemplified by the student body as it cheered the team on regardless of the score, or the wonderful sen e of achievement felt through participation in extra-curricular hours, or the lasting friendship developed through common sharing of all high school activities. Our school offers so many outstanding facilities that each student has had the opportunity of participating in some function which helps to develop an exemplary character. As the end of our senior year draws near, we find it hard to believe that we shall be enjoying our last dance, our final athletic game, and closing assembly together as a class. We feel that it is impossible that we ' hall ever forget our years here or the example our teachers have act for us. By our loyalty and enthusiasm, we have tried to return some part of all that Wellesley High has given us. And so, it is not good-bye, for we shall we never forget; but rather, it is a sincere thank you, with the hope that the spirit of our school shall always prevail in us. Edward F. Greene Editor Principal ' s Message Samuel M. Graves Principal To the Class of 1959 Your memories wrapped between the covers of this yearbook will be multiplied many fold as the years go by. May you always cherish these memories of your high school years. Measured by a lifetime, it was but yesterday that you left home and found yourself in school for the first time. Through the years that followed you have grown in stature and in knowledge. Your parents and your teachers join in hoping that under their guidance you have learned to dis¬ tinguish between the important and the trivial, between what is right and what is wrong, and between the true and the false. May the lessons so far learned make for truly emccefliful living and ptay with you down through the years. May each of you be a better person because of the memories encompassed in this year¬ book. Good luck and godspeed to you all! Samuel M. Graves Principal 7 John B. Chaffee, Superintendent of Schools t: H m - L- Wm Katherine Bronson, Assistant Principal , )ean of Girls ADMINIS IIow does that curriculum iiound to you, Marty?” Joseph C. Spang, Director of Guidance; Anna C. Craig, Counselor TRATION Thad O. Yost, Counselor ! I Mrs. Lillian Sharron, Secretary to the Guidance Office FACULTY Robert J. Aldrich Business Joseph Andrew M at hematics Charles D. Burgess Social Studies Raymond B. Chapman Social Studies Raymond J. Caefer French George S. Chase Music Mrs. Ruth D. Anderson Home Economics John P. Certuse English Eleanor I). Copley Physical Education Robert T. Bateman Mathematics Mrs. Eileen Chapman Librarian Wilbury A. Crockett English 10 Alfonso J. D’Aniello Biology Joseph F. Fitzgerald Mathematics Catherine M. Dennen Business Thomas H. Fitzsimmons English Milton Eeonomos Industrial Arts James Etmekjian French Elizabeth M. Foley English John N. (Joodridge Latin - German John C. Howard, Jr. Biology - Chemistry Krik M. Kjeldson Physical Education Mrs. Margaret G. Lothrop Surse Gardner II. Mareliant, Jr. Social Studies Bedros Kamitian Business Raymond E. Leach Music Elmore D. Lundgren Mathematics Mrs. Florence M. McGilvray Business George F. Kerivan M athematics Eleanor W. Johnson Physics James T. La pc English Norman D. Loud Chemistry Mrs. Sylvia C. McCurdy Social Studies Ernest B. Lorett Social Studies Mrs. Dorothy Y. McIntyre English Mrs. Anne L. Lynch Fine Arts 12 Francis E. Mear Chemistry - Physics Salvadore W. Simone Fine Arts Carlo Vacca Spanish Harold Ilaizlip English - I nterne Mrs. Frances O’Brien French Mrs. Betty Snell Social Studies Mrs. Marie L. Wanless Physical Education Carl A. Olson, Jr. Industrial Arts Frederick E. Steeves Director of Physical Education Ethel M. Ward Latin Norman W. Platine Social Studies Mrs. Marion Strange English - Spanish Theodore V. Foot English - Interne “Please, Mrs. Peterson, I can’t quite reach it!’ 13 SENIORS : ri V ' fr$i? v fiv - .4 t. • � ' I s 3g%5ng!) SMS Sfti l -v A -;♦ JI •-f jTV.V X :ifH- ? - - y. W® 0 -Sr : -C5 ;V v MH y w • v • ' • | •? Nv 3 $ iP4 Wmm mzw. Best Groomed: Brenda Pearson Hamlet Collina Most Versatile: Sally Lyman Michael Rowan Super Most Athletic: Julie MaeKenzie Robert Tedoldi Business Man: Douglas Dick Career Girl: Rolanda Cunnan Best Looking: Mary Fedson John Sanders Wittiest: Suzanne Cooney Robert Clay Friendliest: Susan Edel William Jeremiah Most Likely To Succeed: Inga Hodgson Roger Bunker Most Dependable: Arline Hagan Boyd Estus atives 3F 1959 . Best Students: Rachel Brown Edward Greene CLASS OFFICERS —First Row: Michael Rowan, President; Janet Pippitt, Treasurer. Second Row: William Jeremiah, Vice-President; Richard Ulbrich, Secretary. SENIOR COUNCIL —First Row: J. Rupp, R. Ulbrich, W. Jeremiah, M. Rowan, J. Pippitt. Second Row: D. Johnson, M. Cass, R. McMorran, B. Nanes, A. Hagen, R. Brown. Third Row: F. Logoglu, P. Woodley, C. Speed, R. Gardn er, J. Sanders, D. Dick, D. Cha-e, H. Collina. 18 FRANK AMBROGIO Member of Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . Magnificent voice . . . Hard fighting linesman on the Football Squad . . . Iron man on the Wrestling Team . . . Booming laughter . . . Dependable friend. ft ' . v , 1 SARAH BAMFORD First prize in chemistry in our Science Fair ... A faithful mem¬ ber of Chameleons . . . Known for her witty remarks . .. Pep Club . .. Beautiful complexion ... A future scientist! AUDREY BAYLISS Sandy. . .Worked on many Rally Committees . . . Fine school spirit -. . Strawberry blond . .. Oh, those freckles . . . Quiet and understand¬ ing . . . Enthusiastic supporter and participant in all sports . . - Friendly. CAROL AMESBURY Ames . . . Vivacious member of Twirling Corps for two years . . . School Store Committee . . . Gym Show . . . Homeroom Treasurer as a Junior and Senior . . . Vocal groups . . . Friendly . . . Such spirit! CAROL BARRY Athletic ... An avid Baseball fan . . . Find her behind the counter at Howard Johnson’s. . .Energetic. . . Has a good sense of humor . . . Very impulsive . . . Never a dull moment with Carol. SUZANNE ARCAND Sue . . . Pep Club as a Junior and Senior . . . Bulletin Board Com¬ mittee as a Sophomore . . . Show¬ case Committee . . . Neat dresser . . . A.F.S. Committee in Senior year . . . Member of Girls’ Chorus. LINDA GRAY BARTO Lin . . . Student Council in Sopho¬ more and Junior years . . . Spar¬ kling smile . . . Able assistant on dance committees . . . Reliable . . . Glee Club and Girls’ Chorus . . . Big eyes . . . Out of a bandbox . . . “Hi!” PETER BACOT Pete . . . Chameleons for three years . . . Wellesleyan . . . Able stu¬ dent . . . Tall and casual . . Glee Club and Chorus . . Always will¬ ing to help .. . Friendly and popu¬ lar .. . Nice smile. ROSE MARIE BATTAGLIA Pretty Assistant-Majorette on the Twirling Corps . . Very clever with her spinning baton . . . Sup¬ ports all school activities . . Curly brown hair .. . Big brown eyes and a flashing smile. GAIL BIGGIN Member of Girls’ Chorus and A.F.S. Committee . . . Loves Skat¬ ing, Swimming, and Tennis . . . Mainstay of the cheering section at football games . . . Attractive and and poised . . . Lovely clothes. . . . And I crown you modest King Michael. CONSTANCE BLACK Connie ... A member of Welles¬ ley Iligh’s enthusiastic Pep Club . . . Always willing to help . . . En¬ joys Swimming and Tennis . . . An outdoor fan . . . Likes to go camp¬ ing, too! PAUL BOWLER Paul . . . Extremely good-natured . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Knows his sports well . . . Pleasant personality . . . Enjoys Hunting, Fishing and trying to break 120 on the golf course. LEILA BLADWORTH Field Hockey squad in Senior year .. . The greatest sense of humor . .. Assembly Committee in Junior year . . . Chameleons as a Sopho¬ more . . . Skiing and Tennis en¬ thusiast . . . Bundle of fun. MARGARET BRECK Margo . . . Bradford News Editor in Senior year . . . Talented pianist .. . Z ational Honor Society in Jun¬ ior year . . . Tennis . . . Ten Tones . . . Wellesley an . . . Enthusiastic A.F. ' S.’er!! . . . Always on the go. ROBERT BOLLES Bob ... A snappy dresser . . . One of the boys from Overbrook . . . Quiet, but friendly . . . That shiny black hair . . . Drives the most modern car in the school. LORI AN BROWN National Honor Society in Junior year . . . Co-editor of Bradford Feature Staff . . . District Treas¬ urer of Season Ticket Drive . . . Wellesley an Planning Board . . . Assembly Committee . . . Pretty blond hair. SANDRA BROWN Sandi . . . Chameleons for two years . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Gym £how in Juinor year . . . Sparkling smile. . . Often in a hurry . . . One of our hardworking girls in the of¬ fice . . . Cheerful. PAUL BOULANGER Paul . . . After School Sports en¬ thusiast . . . Interested in Art . . . Often seen under the lights at the Tennis Courts . . . Friendly per¬ sonality . . . Enjoys Football, Bas¬ ketball, Tennis, and Golf. RACHEL BROWN! A.F.S. and Assembly Committees . . . Field Hockey . . . Student Council during Senior year . . . Co-editor of Bradford Feature Staff . . . Wellesleyan . . . Homeroom Treasurer of Season Ticket Drive . . . Liked by all . . . Top student. DAVID BULLEN Dave . . . Boating and Fishing . . . Likes to work on cars . . . Mechani¬ cal genius . . . Likeable . . . Cool, calm, and collected . . . Customiz¬ ing cars and repairing boats . i The best kind of friend. Chris Wales adds a continental touch. 20 ROGER E. BUNKER Bunk . . . Our ambassador to Brit¬ ain this summer . . . Varsity Swimming . . . Bradford . . . Cha¬ meleons . . . Interested in Japan ... Debating . . . Not-so-dry humor . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Anchors A weigh! JOSEPH CALLINAN Joe . . . Swimming Team . . . Al¬ ways on the go . . . Played J. V. Football . . . Has a big smile for all . . . Not a worry in the world . . . Industrious . . . Man about town. MADELINE CASS Maddie . . . National Honor So¬ ciety in Junior year . . . Recording Secretary of Student Council . . . Co-Editor-in-Chief of Bradford . . Girls’ State . . . Chairman of Sea¬ son Ticket Drive . . . Varsity Ski Team. RICHARD BURKE Dick . . . Known to some as Digger . . . Member of Varsity Football Team . . . Came up through the ranks ... A good man in the shop . . . Noted wit. JOHN CAHILL Jack ... Quiet and friendly ... Can always be found in his black Ford . . . Football and Wrestling . . . Manager of the Baseball Team . . . Always ready with a joke. DONALD BUXBAUM Buxy . . . Member of our fine Spring Track Team . . . Likes gymnastics . . . Found around cars or boats . . . Tall, dark, and hand¬ some . . . Appreciates a good joke . . . Crazy driver. Curt is appraising the art work, naturally! SHEILA CARR Moved to Wellesley in her Senior year . . . National Honor Society in her Junior year . . . Friendly and neat . . . Whiz in Math and Science . . . Honor Roll. JOEL CERASUOLO holo . . . Manager of the Varsity Football, Hockey, and Baseball teams . . . Enjoys flying . . . Expert engine mechanic . . . Popular per¬ sonality at W.H.S. . . . Wellesley’s gift to the Jet Age . . . Witty. SUSAN CAMELLI Sue . . . Showcase Committee during her Senior year ... A busy girl, with a radiant smile for all . . . Spirited ... A better friend can’t be found . . . Personality plus! CELESTE CAMPANA Sis . . . Eye-catching Modern Dancer in Junior year . . . Show¬ case Committee ... A second Esther Williams . . . Sparkling T wirier throughout our three years . . . Sweet “Small Package” Full of fun. DAVID CHASE Dave ... A three year Key Club man . . . Our Junior Vice-Presi¬ dent . . . Gym Show . . . Glee Club . . . Enjoys Ski trips on weekends . . . Varsity Hockey Junior and Senior years . . . Lots of laughs. STUART CHASE Stu . . . Always ready with a broad grin ... A capella Choir . . . Band and Orchestra . . . J.V. Basketball in Junior year . . . Never too busy to lend a helping hand . . . Varsity Football. “Let ' s erase the left hand side of the equation; want to?” DAVID W. CHESTER Dave . . . Avid sports fan . . . Lovei to argue . . . Amiable personality . . . Likes Baseball, Golf, Hockey, and, above all, Ted Williams . . . Very dependable . . . Red-head! . . . Helpful and cooperative. ELIZABETH CLIFTON Betsey . . . Just loves to : ki . . . Field Hockey . . . Petite . . . Glee Club . . . Member of many dance committees . . . Sparkling blue eyes . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Full of pep . . . Cheery and popular. JUSTINA CIIEVONE Justi ... A loyal three-year mem¬ ber of the Orchestra . . . Has a great sense of humor . . . Basketball fan . . . Member of F.T.A. as a Junior ... A hard worker. MARILYN COLLARI Lyn . . . Lovely shining black hair . . . Fine future Secretary ... A quick sense of humor . . . Depend¬ able ... A noted wit . . . Quiet but friendly . . . “I’m stuck, Mr. Lund- gren” . . . An efficient worker. ROBERT CLAY Bob or Mutt . . . Good Athlete . . . Football, Wrestling, and Gym¬ nastics . . . Key Club . . . Helped on many committees . . . Hard worker . . . Jovial and easy-going . . . Likeable ... A ready grin . . . Oh, that motorcycle. DEBORAH COLLIER Debbie . . . Field Hockey, Tennis, and Skiing . . . Ver-.atile athlete . . . Secretary of Curls ' Leaders Club . . . Band member for three years . . . Gym Show . . . Chameleons in Junior year . . . Fun-loving and friendly. BRADBURY CLIFF Brad or Bow Wow . . . Varsity Football as a Junior . . . Hockey and Vanity Baseball . . . Modest Loves his sports . . . Good com¬ pany . . . Tall and nice looking .. . Thoughtful. . . Dependable . . . Real special! HAMLET COLLIXA Brub . . . Three years on Student Council . . . Our popular President ai a Sophomore and Junior . . . Ac¬ tive in Key Club . . . Athletic . . . Varsity Tennis, Gymnastics, and Hockey ... A well-rounded per¬ sonality. That early morning look! MICHAEL COLLIXS Mike . . . Not nearly as bashful as he looks . . . Track and Swimming . . . Faithful follower of the Celtics, Bruins, and the Red Sox . . W.H.S. number one sport fan. SUZANNE COONEY Sue . . . Pert Twirler for three years . . . Gym Show . . . Student Council in Sophomore year . . . Glee Club . . . Bradford. Feature Staff . . . Many dance committees . . . Financial Council . . . Great sense of humor. HELEN COTTER Publicity for Football Dance in Junior year . . . Football rallies every year . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Chameleons in Sophomore year . . . Loves those water sports ... So friendly to all! MICHAEL COUGHLIN Mike . . . We are glad he joined our class this year . . . That mathe¬ matical look . . . Gym Team and Wrestling Team . . . Very inter¬ ested in athletics . . . Adaptable. RONALD COURTEM ARCHE Iggie . . . Audio-Visual Aids . . Dynamic . . . Wrestling and Gym¬ nastics . . . Bradford NewsiHaff . . . An expert magician . . . Efferves¬ cent personality . . . Leader of a Dixieland band called “The Plaid Tops.” DONNA CRANE Loyal supporter of Pep Club for two years . . . Typist for the Brad¬ ford . . . Decorations for many dances . . . Junior Varsity Tennis “Crane’s Beach” .. . Well-groomed and enthusiastic. JOAN CRONIN Joanie . . . Senior Play Reading Committee . . . Chameleons for three years . . . Decorations for Icebreaker and Junior Prom . . . Bradford Feature Staff for two years . . . Assembly Committee . . . Petite ... So friendly! PAUL CRONIN Sleepy . . . Cool, calm, and col¬ lected . . . Ace Quarterback on our Football Team . . . Never without that winning smile . . . Accom¬ plished athlete . . . Key figure on the diamond, gridiron, and basket¬ ball court. ARTHUR H. CROSBIE, JR. Art . . . Newcomer to Wellesley H igh this year . . . Gymnastics . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Well- rounded athlete . . . Always willing to help a friend out ... A great asset to the Baseball Team. JOSEPH CROWE Joe . . . One of the class’ few out¬ standing male artists . . . Winner in Boston Globe Exhibit. . . Football for two years . . . Football manager in Senior year . . . Talented and a good worker. 23 RICHARD CRUMP Dick . . . Sportsman-like . . . That red hair ... A talented gymnast . . . Also a Wrestling and Soccer man . . . Our favorite carrot-top . . . Promises to be a first-rate Physical Education teacher. ROLANDA CUNNAN Lollie . . . Modern Dance for two years . . . E nergetic Cheerleader in Junior and Senior years . . . Plan¬ ning a Secretarial career . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Icebreaker . . . Office assistant . .. Full of school spirit! WILLIAM CURRAN Bill . . . Casual . . . Member of the Wrestling Team . . . Mechanically inclined . . . Possible Marine . . . Helpful—especially in pushing other people’s cars! ... A real car enthusiast . . . Has good tastes. Vi JUDITH DALE Judy . . . Assembly Committee . . . Able Wellesleyan typist. . . Shining black hair . . . Cheerful. . . eat as a pin . . . Always ready and willing to help . . . To be a secretary is her goal. GERALD DALY Gerry ... A steady man on the Track Team . . . Varsity Spring Track . . . Cross Country . . . Brad¬ ford News co-editor . . . Likes History . . . Wrestling . . . Wel¬ lesleyan Staff . . . Good sense of humor. ELIZABETH ANNE DAMON Beth . . . Member of that all-im¬ portant Assembly Committee in Junior year . . . Phi joys Swimming and sews beautifully . . . Plans a career of nursing . . . Cheerful and so friendly. MICHAEL DeLOUCHRY Mike or Duke ... A talented artist . . . Never seen without his favor¬ ite paperback . . . Gymnastics . . . Serious and conscientious . . . Des¬ tined for great things in the field of Commercial Art. JOHN DEVEREUX John or D. J. ... A true humorist . . . Known for his homeroom esca¬ pades . . . Breathless member of 8:29 “Track Team” . . . Loves ex¬ citement . . . Good company . . Always makes you smile. What’s so funny, Roger? DOUGLAS DICK Doug . . . Key Club President . . . A-l trumpeter . . . Student Council . . . Paper Drive Chairman . . . Phi- thusiastic in anything he under¬ takes . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Talented actor . . . A good businessman. RAYMOND DiLUCCI Ray . . . Drives a cool Ford con¬ vertible ... A real lady’s man . . . Member of all three Track Teams . . . Chameleons . . . Most experi¬ enced man in the Audio-Visual Aids Club. JOSEPH DOHERTY Joe . . . Cars, ears, and more cars . . . Smooth dresser . . . Boy from Bingville . . . Fine addition to our class . . . Very independent . Noted for his hearty laugh . . . Loyal friend. CORNELIA DOLAN Connie . . . American Field Service Committee . . . Member of all the choral groups . . . Wellesleyan . . . Honor Roll Student . . . Has sights set on Opera . . . Steadfast devo¬ tion to music . . . Industrious . . . Friendly. KATHERINE DONAHUE Kathy . . . Has her eye on a career as a secretary . . . Quiet until you get to know her ... A quick smile . . . Likes to work with children. ANDREW DORSEY Andy ... A true Don Juan Track-minded . . . Interested in teenage jazz shows ... Cars .. . His first love is a certain red con¬ vertible. MERRY DUNAKIN Mimi . . . Extremely artistic . Gym Show . . . Editor of the Wel- lesleyan Art Staff . . . Pep Club . . . Friendly . . . Neat dresser . . . Dependable . . . Talkative . . . Makes a good time better ... “Hi there.” DONAL DUNLAVY Don . . . Strong man on the Wres¬ tling mats . . . Serious and indus¬ trious . . . Takes an interest in drafting and drawing . . . Carpen¬ try work ... A really sincere fel¬ low ... He’s college bound ... A Scotch lad. ELLEN DUNN Oh, what lovely blond hair! . . . Tall and graceful . . . Helpful . . . Interest in music . . . Friendly and sincere ... A friend to all . . . Nice to know . . . She plays a recorder. SUSAN EDEL Sue . . . President of Pep Club . . . Loquacious . . . Chairman of As¬ sembly Committee . . . Dynamic . . . Chameleons . . . Independent mind . . . Bulletin Board Commit¬ tee . . . Never a dull moment . . . Friendly . . . Abundance of energy. THOMAS EDISON Tom . . . Pleasant personality . . . Avid football player . . . Silence is golden ... A neat dresser . . . That grin of distinction . . . Tall, blond, and handsome . . . Athletically in¬ clined . . . Ready to lend a hand. CHRISTOPHER EDWARDS Chris . . Veteran of Wreitling Team . . . Plays the flute in the band . . . Lost without his faithful Model A . .A good friend . . . Musical . . . Member of elite 8:29 club. “Lolly, will you stop pulling me?!!” 25 DOUGLAS EICHIIORN Doug . . . Wellesley an . . .Golf Team as a Sophomore . . . Light¬ ing and staging for the Chamele¬ ons . . . Quiet . . . Honor Roll Stu¬ dent . . . Bradford Feature Staff , . . Likeable . . . Handy man in li¬ enee and Math. VIRGINIA ERSKINE Ginny ... A valuable player on Field Hockey and Softball Teams . . . Adept ... A strong alto in A cappella . . . Genuine . . . Fun to be with . . . Oh, those blue eyes! . . . Full of chuckles. BRUCE FATCETT Spent so many hour-, working on his customed golden Chevy . . . Quiet ... I npredictable, but very likable fellow . . . Likes a good game of Golf . . . Doesn ' t “putt around. DAVID EMBREE Dave ... A newcomer to the fold from Ontario, Canada . . . Chame¬ leons . . . Runs a movie projector . . . Interested in stage lighting . . . Casual and quiet . . . Invaluable man with the ten-yard chain. Roberta DeFazio takes time out between classes to enjoy a view from the second floor landing. BOYD E3TUS Devotionals for three year . . . Bradford Photography editor . . . President of Wisewall Science Club . . . Vice-president of Chameleons in Senior year . . . Wellesley Schools’ Radio . . . Cooperative and capable in many fields. PATRICIA FARLEY Pat . . . National Honor Society in Junior year ... A cappella . . . Girls’ Ensemble . . . Manager of Field Hockey Team. . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . H.R. Treasurer a Sophomore and Junior . . . Cha¬ meleon . . . Infectious laugh. SARAH FAR WELL Sally . . . Moved to Wellesley in ninth grade . . . Pep Club and ral¬ lies . . . Showcase and Assembly Committees in Senior year . . . American Field Service . . . So full of school spirit. JOANNE FAY Jo ... Tall and blond . . . Busy. . .A member of A.F.S., the History Discussion Group, Pep Club, and Ski Club . . . Dependable . . . Presi¬ dent of Chameleons . . . Athletic . . . Watch her play golf. SARAH FEARXSIDE Sally . . . Treasurer of Chameleon as a Senior . . . A.F.S. as Junior and Senior . . . Bradford News Reporter . . . Loves to sail . . . Showcase and Assembly Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Neat dresser. MARY FEDSOX Beautiful blond hair . . . Trfcs chic . . . Our lovely Junior Prom Dutchess . . . S-o-o-o versatile . . . Tennis, Field Hockey, and a “mil¬ lion committees . . . Classic beauty . . . Artistic . . . Popular and considerate of all. 26 Bruce Monahan communes with nature while Paul Ward meditates on “studies.” CAROL FLEMING Capable member of our Twirling Corps . . . Generous with her time in the office . . . Winning smile . . . She’s happy when she’s ice-skating . . . Enthusiastic worker . . . Wears clothes nicely. ROBERT FOGERTY Reuben . . . “Which brother is that?” . . . Halfbacked our football team to many victories . . . The quiet one ... A “puckster” . . . And he plays baseball, too ... A great guy to know. ROBERT FORSTER Bob . . . Varsity Hockey for two years . . . Always going somewhere .. . Varsity Football as a Junior .. . Stalwart tenor of Glee Club, Boys’ Chorus, and A cappella Choir . . . Likes old magazines. EDWIN FORT Eddie . . . Golf enthuiiast—three years on our team . .. Friendly and very sincere . . . J.V. Basketball .. . Subtle .. . Hockey man . . . Shy imile ... A great awing—“Fore!!” . . . Knows his sports. JOHN FEENEY A valuable asset to our athletic program . . . Three-letter man . . . Football, Basketball, and Hockey . . . Winning smile . . . Quiet, but nice to talk to . . . Takes life easy, but thoroughly enjoys it. RONALD FOGERTY Louie . . . Terrific athlete . . . Var¬ sity Baseball . . . Key man on Hockey Team and outstanding on Football Team . . . Real nice guy . . . That big black car . . . “What? Am I seeing double?” PATRICIA FOWLER Pat . . . What would the Varsity Basketball Team do without her? ... Fun to be with . . . Sincere . . . Capable office worker . . . Fond of Roller-skating . . . Never runs out of jokes. ROBERT FITZSIMMONS Bob or Fitzy . . . Varsity Hockey . . . Friendly . . . Enjoys a good time and many laughs . . . Casual . . . Sport . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Golf Team . . . Good company . . . Wields a wicked iron . . . Fore! VIRGINIA FOISY Ginny . . . Chameleons for three years . . . Pep Club . . . Bradford Business and Feature Staffs . . . Sings like a lark in Girls’ Chorus . . . Sincere . . . Always willing to lend a hand. MAY’ER FRIEDBERG Ted . . . Amiable . . . One of our many horseback riding enthusiasts . . . Loves cars . . . Glee Club . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Junior Varsity Football ... He wrestles, too! . . . What happened to your convert¬ ible? n ANNE FROST Nancy ... A capella for two years . . . Bradford. Feature Staff . . . A.F.S. . . . Plans our fine devo¬ tional music . . . Plays the piano .. . Deep interest in music . . . Dry, clever humor. DIANE GILMORE Dee-Dee . . . Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer . . . Two years on Student Council ... So nice to know . . . Active in Orches¬ tra and vocal groups . . . Athletic . . . Attractive and full of person¬ ality. RICHARD GARDNER Dick . . . Newcomer in Junior year . . . Key Club . . . Basketball . . . Band . . . Baseball . . . Zealous Ticket Drive Captain . . . Great water skiing fan . . . Student Coun¬ cil Senior year . . . What an accent! . . . P.T.S.A. Advisory Board. ROGER GILMORE Rog or Foxy . . . Skiing fan . Sputnik watcher par excellence . . . Practical joker . . . Likable . . . Early morning Tennis . . . That blond hair . . . From the mountains to the Cape . . . “No hablo espa- nol, serTor.” The eternal quadrangle! BRIAN GARVIN Wick . . . Perfectionist on Basket¬ ball courts . . . All-scholastic Base¬ ball Team! . . . Good student ... A sport in all sports . . . Always smiling . . . Financial Council . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Out-going. . . Liked by all. VIRGINIA GIOVANELLA Ginny ... A member of Girls’ Chorus in her Sophomore year . . . Helps out in the office . . . Ice- skating is the greatest! . . . Likes art . . . Fashion and design in the future? DOROTHY GOODWIN Dotty . . . Left Haddonfield, jV. J., to join us in her Senior year—and we’re glad! . . . J.V. Field Hockey . . . National Honor Society . . . Bradford Sports’ reporter . . . Girls Chorus . . . Pretty eyes and hair! RICHARD GELPKE Dick . . . Member of our harmo¬ nious Glee Club . . . Always ready to laugh . .. Boys’ Chorus ... Good company . . . Ornithologist . . . Makes others feel important . . . Follows the migrations . . . Quiet, but attentive. PAMELA GLEDHILL Pam . . . Many committees . .. Girl on the go . . . Loves to swim . . . You should see her on the trampo¬ line .. . Gym Show for three years .. . Future nurse . . . Many beaux. ROBERT GORDON Bob . . . Found working around boats . . . “Splish, Splash” . . . Sincere . . . Loves a good joke . . . Hearty laugh . . . One of the boys . . . Enthusiastic about hydro¬ plane boat racing . . . Considerate. 28 DONALD GOULD Don . . . Co-editor of Bradford Sports Staff . . . Wellesley an Plan¬ ning Board . . . Played alto horn in Band for three years . . . A.F.S. . . . An outdoor man . . . Chamele¬ ons . . . Mischievous grin . . . Good student. MARCIA GRIFFIN Marsh . . . Chameleons . . . Never lost for a smile . .. Chorus . .. Neat dresser . . . Lovely brown hair . . . Always enjoys a good laugh . . . Pep Club member . . . “Oh, cut it out.” JOHN IIALVORSON Jack ... A distinctive laugh . . Mr. Physique . . . Wrestling for two years . . . You can hear him coming for miles . . . Likes Tennis ... Green skirts ... “Twenty-seven cents worth of your cheapest!” CYNTHIA GRAHAM Cindy . . . Pep Club . . . Field Hockey in her Sophomore year . . . Likes popular music . . . Lus¬ trous brown hair . . . Dependable . . . Sincere . . . Well dressed . . . Hard worker . . . Chorus member for three years. WILLIAM GROME, JR. Bill . . . Varsity Wrestling as a Sophomore . . . Sports’ enthusiast . . . J.Y. Baseball ... A real indi¬ vidualist . . . J.V. Football as a Senior . . . An interest in history, geography, and music. JOAN HAMMER Joanie . . . Girls’ Chorus for three years . . . Chameleons . . . Many beautiful clothes . . . Enjoys jazz and poetry . . . All those earrings . . . Many new ideas . . . Neat and shining hair . . . Individualist. EDWARD GREENE Ed . . . Key Club . . . Varsity Foot¬ ball in his Junior year . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Wrestling . . . Popular . . . Spring Track Captain . .. Our Wellesleyan Editor-in-Chief . . . Honor Roll. NANCY GREENFIELD Welcome addition from Brockton in our Junior year ... A cappella . . . J.V. Field Hockey as a Junior . . . Gym Show . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Many dance committees . . . That fresh, femi¬ nine look! ARLINE HAGAN A capable worker .. . A.F.S.. .. As¬ sembly Committee . . . Writes Highlights for the Townsman . . . Dependable . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Senior Edi¬ tor of the Wellesleyan . . . Student Council as Sophomore and Senior. JEFFREY HALLAHAN Jeff ... A sporting fellow Staunch member of the Varsity Tennis Team . . . Orchestra’l only E-flat kazzoo player . . . Three years Varsity Swimming . . . Loves the Briny Deep ... A Soccer en¬ thusiast. Some people have problem ' 29 PAUL HANNA Known for his School Spirit . . . Peppy member of Pep Club ... Vo¬ ciferous Rally Committeeman . . . Really burns up the ground as one of Chappie’s trackmen . . . Burst¬ ing with enthusiasm. MAUREEN HARRINGTON W ears those smart clothes so well ... A real Irish Colleen .. . Lustrous dark hair . . . Assembly Committee . . . Full of fun and pep. ROBERT HEICK Bob . . . Conscientious . . . Can always be found near a lab . . . Chameleons—recording and light¬ ing . . . Friendly and dependable . . . Wizard in both Math and Sci¬ ence ... A future scientist. JOAN IIANSBERRY Joanie . . . Future secretary Really cute little package . . . Effi¬ cient . . . Interested in art . . . Pretty hair . . . Soft-spoken . . . Amiable . . . Hard working ... A bright future in view . . . Gener¬ osity plus! SUSAN HARRISON Sue . . . Art Service Board .. .Bul¬ letin Board Committee . . . Assem¬ bly Committee . . . For more alert Monday mornings . . . Talented Chameleon . . . Wellesleyan Staff .. . Girls’ Chorus . . . Glee Club .. . “Hey, you all!” SUSAN HETTRICK Sue . . . Varsity Field Hockey . . . Strong supporter of Glee Club . . . Tennis . . . Friendly . . . Publicity for Season Ticket Drive . . . Aspir¬ ing to be a teacher . . Always ready with a laugh. How did T.V. Guide stop George Gobel last night, Ernie Rogers? DIANE HARTNETT Di . .. Sincere interest in others . . . Soft lovely voice . . . See her at the library after school every day . . . Very industrious worker . . . Dependable . . . Nice wardrobe . . . Helps in a pinch. ROGER HAYDE Came to us in his Sophomore year . . . Gay blade . . . Sharp dresser . . . Friendly . . . Dashing and debo- naire . . . Talkative . . . Gets along well with everyone . . . Anything for a laugh. DAVID HITCHCOCK Dave . . . Varsity Wrestling One of the hot rod boys . . . Gym Show ... A power boating enthu¬ siast from the word “Go” . . . Easy going . . . What a sense of humor! JOHN HOAR John . . . Junior Varsity Basketball .. . Indoor Track Man . . . Always has a smile . . . Seen but not heard . . . Generosity is his byword . . . Just ask him anything about sports. 30 Paul Ward waits for the coming of inspired answers to today’s history quiz. INGA HODGSON Efficient . . . Talented member of Art Sendee Club . . . A.F.S. . . . Business Editor of the Wellesleyan . . . Secretary of our class in Junior year . . . National Honor Society as Junior ... A eappella. JOSEPH HORAN Joe . . . Very friendly . . . Track man . . . Never missing at a party . . . Lots of fun . . . Easy-going . . . Hearty laugh . . . Always pre¬ pared for a good time . . . “He’s a good ‘Joe’!” MARY CECELIA HOUDE A friendly “Hello” ... A depend¬ able member of the Wise well Sci¬ ence Club . . . Interested in botany . . . American Field Service Com¬ mittee . . . Chameleons . . . Class Secretary in her Sophomore year. BARBARA HUDSON Boy, do we envy her pretty red hair! . . . Works at Hill’s after school every day . . . Oh, those smiling green eyes! . . . Future secretary? . . . Dependable ... Vi¬ vacious spirit. GORDON HUMPHREY Sayre . . . Hard worker . . . Golden- throated tenor in Glee Club and Boys Chorus all three years . . . Always friendly and smiling . . . Member of A eappella in Junior and Senior years. PHILIP ILSLEY Phil . . . Enthusiastic about bowl¬ ing . . . Stalwart shopman for three years . . . Member of the 8:29 dash team . . . “See ya at the alleys” . . . Quiet man with a purpose. PETER INDRESANO Indo . . . Varsity Football Sopho¬ more and Junior years . . . Track Squad . . . Tall, blond, and hand¬ some ... A lady’s man in his shiny red convertible . . . Happy-go- Lucky . . . Let’s have a party! PETER HOOD Pete ... A friendly personality . . . Studious . . . One of Mr. Simone’s Golf proteges . . . He really drives that ball! . . . Varsity Tennis . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Lots of pep . . . Cheerful giver. RICHARD HUGHES Dick . . . Quiet and shy . . . Gen¬ erous with his time . . . Charitable and hospitable . . . Nice to know . . . Genuine though bashful . . Serious ... A Bingville boy . _ Slow but thorough . . . Likable. ELIZABETH IRVING Beth . . . Tall and slim . . . Friendly smile . . . Pep Club booster in her Junior year . . . Can be trusted with a repponsibility ... A collec¬ tor of horses and postcards. 31 WILLIAM JEREMIAH Bill . . . Popular Veep of Senior Class . . . Key Club . . . Dependable . . . Varsity Basketball Captain . . . Very friendly . . . Cross Country . . . What witty remarks! . . . Student Council. . . Easy-going . .. Varsity Golf. DEBORAH JOHNSON Debbi . . . Capable head of our Cheerleading squad . . . Gym Show . . . Senior Council . . . That de¬ termined chin . . . Flirtatious . . . Enjoys a good joke . . . Wears her clothes in a fashionable manner. HERBERT JOHNSON Herbie . . . Intereste d member of the Audio-Visual Aids Club . . . Easy-going . . . His greatest love is his 48 Chevy . . . Never seems to be at a loss for words. JUDITH JOHNSON Judy . . . Petite . . . Aft Service Club in her Junior and Senior years . . . American Field Service as a Senior . . . Helped on the Senior Play . . . Art is her main interest! LEE JONES High-stepping Tw ' irler in Junior and Senior years . . . Showcase Committee . . . Bubbling over with enthusiasm . . . Always has a cheery grin . . . Dependable worker . . . Personality and vivacity plus. ANTHONY JULIANI Tony . . . One of the livelier boys ... A Bowling style all his own . . . An Ice-skating fan . . . L ikes Hockey especially . . . Manages to make it to homeroom on time. FREDRICK KALFON Fred or Gunner . . . Member of Chameleons Senior year . . . Swim¬ ming Team . . . Really funny . . . An ardent Soccer fan ... A great friend . . . True extrovert . . . “Do you want to play tennis?” MARGARET KANE Peggy ... A loyal office worker for three years . . . Girls’ Chorus in Junior year . . . Busy young lady . . . Always willing, friendly, and smiling . . . Likes to help others. EDNA KEARNS Sense of humor! . . . Pep Club . . . Sports enthusiast. . . Field Hockey whiz . . . Assembly Committee . . . Chameleons . . . Bradford Feature Staff . . . Dependable member of the Glee Club . . . Ensemble in her Senior year. RICHARD KEARNS Dick . . . Baseball man . . . Cool, calm, and collected . . . One of “Chappie’s” Indoor Track men . . . Tall . . . Such a nice guy . . . Sin¬ cere . . . Quiet, but always ready for a good time. FREDERICK KENNEDY Fred . . . Gymnastics is one of his great loves . . . Suave . . . One of the “wheels” in the Defenders Club . . . Very friendly personality . . Knows just what he wants . . . What a guy! KAY KRAUS Pep Club . . . On many decoration committees . . . Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Modern Dance routine of the Gym Show . . . Oh, those Chemistry classes! . . . An aspiring dancer . . . S-o-o-o many pretty clothes. MARION LAMSON Del . . . Violinist in All-State Or¬ chestra in Junior year . . . Strong Chameleons’ supporter . . . Liked by all . . . A.F.S. . . . Showcase Committee . . . Orchestra for three years . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Infec¬ tious laugh. JOHN KILLIAN New York’s loss was Wellesley’s gain . .. Varsity Football . . . Make that block! ... A tall man ... Ter¬ rific sense of humor . . . Easy-going . . . Blond hair and a big smile! BARBARA KINGSLEY Barb. . . Ideal private secretary. . . Never-ending streams of energy . . . Oh, those great big eyes . . . Friendly . . . Future homemaker . . . Well-groomed ... A cheery smile for all. PAMELA KNIGHT Pam . . . Enthusiastic member of our Band and Orchestra ... A bright smile . . . Helpful and co¬ operative . . . Gregarious . . . Al¬ ways has something to say . . . Lighthearted and carefree . . . Effi¬ cient. ELIZABETH KUNZ Libby . . . Alert “Croekett-ite” . . . Glee Club and Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Graceful balle¬ rina . . . Future star in Theatre Guild . . . That artistic touch . . . Warm, friendly smile . . . Sincere. DIANNE LABADINI Lupie . . . Ardent member of our Girls’ Basketball Team . . . Have Pontiac, will travel . . . Always ready with a joke . . . Oh, those dark, expressive eyes . . . Sure and steady. ROGER LAMSEY Rog . . . Came to us from Rye, New York, in his Sophomore year . . . Popular with the girls . . . Sure to succeed . . . Athletic. . . Happy-gu- Lucky . . . Future chemical engi¬ neer . . . Poised and smooth. ROSE LAPE Chameleons . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Served on many committees . . . Very good conversationalist ... So nice . . . One of our outside girls . . . Bright red hair . . . “Hi” to all . . . A genuine friend. qq Tempus fugit as Mr. Goodridge tells a joke. AS NE LAYMAN Very active on dance decoration committees . . . Member of Finan¬ cial Council in her Junior year . . . Gym Show . . . Bulletin Board Committee ... A wit . . . Never a dull moment. MICHAEL LEDUC Mike . . . Quiet around school, but gives gladly of his time and ener¬ gies . . . Hard worker in all school activities . . . Wrestling Team dur¬ ing Sophomore year . . . Industri¬ ous . . . Likable, Let’s hope that Nancy Schoepfer is giving Ernie the right answers. is DONA LeVAN Here from the deep South in our Sophomore year . . . Pep Club supporter . . . Long blond hair . . . Triple balance act in our gym show . . . Southern drawl . . . Neat figure. ROBERT LI S TO?. Bob . . . Terrific man on a Baseball Diamond . . . That blond crewcut . . . Loves a good joke . . . The Reb¬ el .. . Never a dull moment when you’re with this boy!! FARUK LOGOGLU A.F.S. exchange student from Tur¬ key . . . P.T.S.A. Advisory Board . . . Key Club . . . Little philosopher . . . Soccer man . . . Very adaptable . . . Good student. . . Perfect good¬ will ambassador . . . Likable fellow. SALLY LYMAN Varsity Field Hockey . . . Gym show three years . . . Band . . . Na-. tional Honor Society as a Junior . . . Summer Exchange Student to Germany . . . Student Council . . . Zealous worker . . . Headed for Vassar. BRIAN LYTTLE Tall, blond, and friendly . . . Stu¬ dent Council Sophomore year . . . Personable . . . Welledeyan ... Key Club . . . J. V. Basketball . . . Gym Show Sophomore and Junior years . . . Cross Country and Spring Track ... A ready grin. JUDITH MacBEY Judie . . . Sports lover . . . Terrific swimmer . . . Quite the horse¬ woman . . . Full of energy . . . Al¬ ways on the go . . . Have you seen her dance? . . . Loves fun . . . Ball of fire . . . Personable. JOHN MACCINI Jack . . Loves the New York Times! . . . Swimming in Senior year . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Takes an interest in drafting and mechanical drawing . . . Fill her up, Jack! MARIE MACCINI A quiet smile . . . Dependable . . . Likes sports ’. . . Roots for the Raiders with the Pep Club . . . Kind to everyone ... A member of Girls’ Chorus during her Sopho¬ more and Junior years. 34 Looks like you’ll have to go to the end of the lunch line, Jeff. ROBERT MacDONALD Bob or Mac . . . “Does anybody want to buy a Green Packard Clipper?” . . . One of our working boys . . . Easy-going and casual. . . Very athletic . . . Habla Esparfol? JULIE MacKENZIE Athletic . . . Great player on Bas¬ ketball and Softball Teams ... A member of the Girls’ Leaders Club ... A lot of f un to be with . . . Has a great store of jokes. CHESTER MACREDIE Chet . . . Tall . . . Wrestling Team . . . Gym Team . . . Curly haired . . . Marvelous physique . . . Band as a Junior . . . Glee Club ... A cappella . . . Athletic fan through and through . . . Friendly smile. JOAN MAGUIRE Soft spoken . . . Always ready with a pleasing smile . . . Oh, those crazy hats . . . Talkative ... A neat dresser . . . Her personality has won her many friends . 1 it JAMES McCONCHIE Jim . . .A bowler of great repute . . . Good basketball player . . . Headed for the Hallowed Halls . . . Fond of pushing Model A’s . . . Who’s playing hockey this after’? . . . Gallant. f HTt— JEANNETTE McDANIEL Tall and blond . . . Quiet, but fun to know . . . Interested in all sports . . . Good sense of humor . . . Friendly . . . Poised . . . Hard worker in and out of school. BRUCE McINTYRE Mac . . . Tennis and Hockey Teams for three years . . . Plays the drum in the band . . . Serious, but always ready to hear a good joke . . . Has many high aspirations. CLIFF MacGRAHAM All-round sports’ fan . . . Valuable Gym Team member . . . Chamele¬ ons in Sophomore and Junior years . . . Liked by everyone . . . Special loves are Hockey and Swimming . . . Dynamic. FRANCES MAYHEM Lustrous long brown hair . . . Al¬ ways ready with a smile . . . Ex¬ pressive eyes ... Full of fun .. . Diligent student . . . Participates i n all school activities . . . Supports all school sports. carol McLaughlin Energetic member of the Pep Club . . . Avid Rollerskating fan . . . Gym Show as a Junior . . . Has a friendly smile for everyone . . Has a great sense of humor. 3 5 MARGARET McMAHON Peggy . . . Typing editor of the Bradford . . . Three years as a Cheerleader . . . Good student . . . Sincere . . . Active on committees . . . Dependable . . . Popular . . . Nice dresser . . . Brightens up any situation. ROBERTA McMORRAN Robin . . . Has served on numerous committees . . . Skiing . . . “Wait ’til you hear this!” . . . Zealous . . . Long red hair . . . A.F.S. member . . . “A friend in need is a friend indeed!” PETER McQUAID Mac . . . Definitely honor roll ma¬ terial . . . Dresses casually . . . Fre¬ quents the parties . . . “After Labor Day” . . . Happy-go-lucky ... A true wit . . . Raytheon . . . Knows the jokes . . . “Varsity” man. EDWARD MERRILL Eddie . . . Short blond crewcut. . . Tall man with a long stride . . . Friendly grin! . . . Likes to be where there is fun .. . Always ready for a laugh . . . Easy-going. ROBERT G. MILLER Bob . . . An active Key Club’er for three years . . . Gym Team . . . Wrestling . . . Wellesley an Planning Board . . . One of the few in Physics 41 . . . Watch out for that “Bad Motorcycle!” . . . Col¬ legiate. MARY LOU MITCHELL Mitch . . . Helps to make our rallies a huge success . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . Gym Show . . . Fun to be with ... A good person to have around . . . Loves to talk. A breath of fresh air between clas -e- stimulates the little gray cella. ANTHONY MOORHEAD Tony . . . Cla� sy Clarinet tooter in the Band . . . Intramural Soccer Captain . . . Science fan . . . Man in a green Ford . . . Just a growing boy . . . Dependable . . . “Well, I’m game.” SANDRA LEE MEISSNER Lee . . . Treasurer of Ski Club . . . Bradford Art Editor . . . Glee Club and A eappella . . . Orchestra for three years . . . Varsity Ski and Tennis Teams . . . A.F.S. . . . Lives for skiing. JANET MOORE Varsity Basketball . . . Friendly . . . Delightful company ... A wonderful sense of humor ... Man¬ ager of the Softball Team as a Junior . . . Well worth knowing . . . An interest in nursing. NINA MORAN Neen . . . J.V. Field Hockey and Basketball . . . A.F.S. . . . Warm personality . . . Chameleons’ mem¬ ber for threeyears . . . Girls’ Chor¬ us .. . Dance committees . . . Assembly Committee . . . Friendly and full of fun. 36 ROBERT MORRIS Bob or Murry . . . Varsity Gym¬ nastics . . . Varsity Swimming . . . “Mr. Form” . . . Key Club . . . Smart . . . Student Council . . . Neat dresser . . . Fun to be with . . . Tall, blond, and m-m-m good-looking. SHEILA MULVANEY Excelling student in the business course . . . That long, shiny, blond hair . . . Small and pretty . . . Quiet and very nice . . . Hard worker in hchool . . . Faithful fol¬ lower of school activities. MIRIAM NAZAR Mickie . . . Bundle of energy . Pep Club in Senior year . . . Rally Committee . . . One-girl cheering section . . . An art enthusiast . . . “Silence is never golden” . . . De¬ pendable and kind. ROBERT MORRISON Bob . . . Varsity Golf and Skiing . . . Member of Chameleons . . . Gym Show . . . Homeroom Treas¬ urer during Senior year . . . Glee Club .. . J.V. Football and Basket¬ ball . . . Ski Club . . . Collegiate. ROBERT MORTARELLI Bob or Knuck ... A hard worker . . . Anything for a friend . . . Quiet in school . . . Easy-going . . . Has good ideas . . . Enjoys landscaping . . . Casual, but conscientious in his work. DELSIE MUIR Dee-Dee ... A newcomer to YV.II.S. in her Senior year . . . Avid sports enthusiast . . . What pretty hair! . . . Hard-working and reli¬ able ... A pleasant girl to know. JOAN MUNDAY Efficient ... A member of Junior Red Cross . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Basketball . . . Pretty blond hair . . . Sincere ... A quiet, but de¬ pendable member of our class . . Will make a good -ecretary. CATHERINE MURRAY Cathy . . . Band member for three years . . . Glee Club as Sophomore . . . Bradford News Reporter . . . Assembly Committee . . . Blessed with naturally curly hair Orchestra in Senior year . . . Friendly smile. BEVERLY NANES Bev . . . Student Council Senior year . . . Enthusiastic Pep Club member . . . Physics 41!! . . . Al¬ ways laughing . . . Wtllesleyan Planning Board . . . Veteran of many dance committees ... Oh, for that natural curl! PAMELA NIVLING Penny . . . Came to us from New¬ ton in her Junior year . . . Pep Club . . . Loves horseback riding . . . Neat dresser . . . Has a friendly “Hi” for everybody . . . Artistic. 37 Wonder what Ray DiLucci’s thinking of now? JANE NOONA Another future teacher! . . . Girls’ Chorus in Junior year . . . Glee Club . . . Adept rival of all faculty Crossword-Puzzlers ... A good word for all . . . Contagious grin . . . Considerate. KATHLEEN O’BRIEN Kathy ... A lively addition from New Jersey in her Junior year . . . Never at a lo s for words . . . Pep Club . . . Chorus . . . Bradford Staff . . . Financial Council Senior year. ELLEN OSMANSKI New to us from Virginia in Senior year . . . Pixie-face . . . Chameleons Affable . . . -Special interest in art . . . Cute clothes and neat dresser . . .Oh, that Southern accent!! JOHN OAKES Have you seen his pink car? . . . Member of the Defenders Club . . . Cooperative . . . Likes cars and is often seen working on one ... A faithful friend . . . Likeable. The pause that refreshes and rejuvenates for afternoon study. MARTIN O’CONNELL Marty . . . J.Y. Baseball in Junior year . . . Friendly . . . Always a smile . . . Takes life slow and easy True lover of a good joke . . . Hu¬ morous . . . Crazy about cars . . . Super Salesman! JUDITH OTTAWAY Judi . . . Showcase Committee in Junior year . . . Never at a loss for wordi . . . “But, I must have been there” . . . Bobbing blond pony tail . . . Infectious humor . . . Rol¬ lerskate racer. RICHARD O’CONNOR Dick . . . Witty remarks ... A key figure in Lower Falls . . . “Those Irish eyes are smiling” . . . Seen launching his yacht on Lake Wa- ban . . . Will always help a friend. WALTER PALLADINO Wally . . . Varsity Tennis for three years . . . Friendly . . . J.Y. Basketball . . . Tennis captain . . . Good sense of iiumor . . . That physique! . . . Athletic . . . Always found at the tennis courts . . . Good looking. 38 DONALD OLSON Don or Olie . . . Tennis for three years . . . Familiar face in Glee Club and Chorus . . . Surprising . . . Bob and Ray Club . . . Lots of fun to know . . . Interesting. BERNADETTE PASCAL Claire . . . Quite a wit when with a crowd of kids . .. Dark, curly hair. . . . Has a mind for business . . . Easy-going ... A member of the 8-29 Club. Mr. Simone declares to Frances May hew and Dick Burke that it’s all done with a lump of clay and a little ingenuity. DERRETH PATTERSON Derry . . . A.F.S. . . . Avid Basket¬ ball fan . . . Chairman of Senior Play Reading Committee ... Long, brown hair . . . Special interests in riding and aquatics . . . Ready, willing, and able . . . Big smile. JEAN PERKINS Perky . . . Pep Club . . . Assembly Club . . . Always ready with a smile . . . Cute . . . Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Zany laugh . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Bulletin Board Com¬ mittee . . . Willing to help in every¬ thing. JANE PERLMI TTER Janie ... A member of Girls’ Chorus in her Sophomore year . . . An avid collector of records . . . Interested in psychology! . . . Quick to smile . . . Individualist. . . A keen mind. LEE ALLEN PERRON Burly . . . J.Y. Basketball and Track . . . Glee Club and Chorus for three years . . . Jazz fan . . . Bob and Ray fan . . . Tall and dark . . . “The word is out” . . . Subtle hu¬ mor. JANET PIPPITT Pip . . . National Honor Society as Junior . . . Student Council . . . Witty remarks . . . Wellesleyan . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Basket¬ ball manager . . . Many dance com¬ mittees . . . ersatile . . . Depend¬ able . . . Well dressed . . . Always with a smile. NANCY POOLE Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, and Softball . . . Homeroom Treas¬ urer as Sophomore . . . Mon ath¬ letic blazer in her Junior year . . . “Hi there” . . . Enthusiastic and capable worker . . . Many dance committees . . . Effervescent. CAROL POPE Poopsie . . . Spirited Vice-Presi¬ dent of the Pep Club . . . Ski Club . . . Student Council in Junior year Elections Committee for three years . . . Basketball . . . Gym Show . . . Lots of laughs. BRENDA PEARSON Benny . . . Served on many com¬ mittees . . . Three year Chameleon member . . . Bradford . . . Junior year Homeroom Treasurer . . . Twirler . . . Infectious giggle . . All those beautiful clothes . Never a dull moment. MARTHA PHEMISTER Bradford . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Future nurse . . . Con¬ genial . . . Basketball Sophomore year . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Full of energy . . . De¬ pendable . . . Interest in sports . . . “M’here am I going?” LYNDA PI LLING Another of our Pep Club boosters . . . Assembly Committee . . . Bul¬ letin Board and Showcase Com¬ mittee! in her Junior year . . . Great sports fan! . . . Cute smile .. . Girls Chorus . . . Very artistic. 39 ALAN RAILSBACK A1 . . . Seldom where expected to be . . . Ran with the Cross-Coun¬ try Team . . . Short blond hair . . . Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club ... A science scholar . . . Especially likes Biology. DAVID RAMIREZ Dave ... A great athlete . . . Var¬ sity Baseball and Basketball in Junior and Senior years . . . That blue Ford ... A real friendly guy . . . Quiet ’til you get to know him. PHILIP RAND Phil . . . Member of Boys’ Chorus all three years ... A hard worker . . . Quiet, but possesses a wonder¬ ful sense of humor . . . Drives around in a ’52 “Olds” ... A seri¬ ous student. NANCY RAYMOND Nance . . . A.F.S. Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Bouncing Pep Club member as a Junior . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Energetic . . . Glee Club as Junior . . . Able de¬ fender of “the power of words.” JUDITH REICHSTETTER Judy . . . We’re glad to welcome her from Mount Lebanon High . . . Future teacher? . . . Bradford Pub¬ licity Staff . . . American Field Service . . . Very friendly . . . Cha¬ meleons’ member . . . Tall and good looking. GEORGE RIZZO Riz or G.R. . . . Always on the go . . . Baseball and Basketball in his Senior year . . . Proficient in all sports . . . Lots of fun . . . Very friendly . . . Outstanding bowler. (t - V Mr y LINDA LEE ROLLINS Linda . . . Varsity Field Hockey Strawberry blond hair . . . Show¬ case Committee . . . Catching sense of humor . . . Helpful. . . One of those singing gals . . . Chame¬ leons Sophomore year . . . Beauti¬ ful clothes and well-groomed. Mr. Loud comments, “I don’t do these experiments myself.” THEODORE RANIERI Teddy . . . Very athletic . . . Gym Team in his Senior year . . . That wavy black hair . . . Likes to fool around with cars . . . “Man, that’s a real nice vehicle.” ERNEST ROGERS Ernie ... A shutterbug . . . Crew- cut . . . Friendly smile . . . Would like to follow the teaching trail . . . Good at History . . . Likes to kill the ten-pins ... A good student, too. MARY ANN RONCIIETTI Member of the Showcase Com¬ mittee as a Senior . . . Quiet in school . . . Very friendly . . . Hard worker at school and on the out¬ side .. . Interesting . . . Demure ap¬ pearance . . . Serious. 40 MARY ROONEY Assembly Committee as a Sopho¬ more and Junior . . . Industrious helper on dance committees . . . Hard fighting fullback player on the Field Hockey Squad as a Sophomore and Junior. .irniTH rupp •Judy . . . Newcomer in her Senior year—and welcome! . . . American Field Service Commit tee . . . On the Student Couiicil . . . Fashion plus! . . . Bradford, Feature Staff ... A real actress in Chameleons. NEIL SAVAGE Avid interest in natural science . . . Quiet, but a real wit . . . Ardent member of Wiiewall fn ience Club . . . Swimming Team all three years . . . Track in Sophomore year. Ill GO ROSSI Ross . . . One of our Basketball boys . . . Friendly and easy to get along with ... Tall and lanky . . . An avid sports fan . . . Never missing at a party. MICHAEL ROH-SMAN Mike . . . Came to Wellesley High in his Senior year from Saint Sebastian’s . . . Casual and easy¬ going . . . Staunch member of Chameleons ... A great addition to our class. MICHAEL ROWAN Mike . . . Senior Class President . . . Three years on Student Coun¬ cil .. . Varsity Football and Track . . Senior-Director of Key Club . . . An all-around guy . . . King of Junior Prom. GERALD RUTLEDGE Gerry . . . Very busy on after- school job . . . Casual and carefree Independent spirit . . . Takes life slow and easy . . . Always a good pal . . . Congenial member of our class. MICHAEL RUTLEDGE Mike . . . Quiet, but oh so serious . . . (iood mechanic ... Oh, those crazy cars . . . Full of tricks and enjoys a good joke . . . Known as a good fellow. JOHN SANDERS President of Student Council . InduKtrious . . . Tennis . . . De¬ pendable . . . Swimming . . . Key Club . . . Willing to help . . . (dee Club. . .Well-groomed . . . Reliable . . . Tall, dark, and suave . . . Duke of our Junior Prom. GAIL SCAGLIARINI Helpful on many committees . Pleasant . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Efficient Field Hockey man¬ ager . . . Neat and trim ... A new hair-do everyday . . . Ardent skat¬ ing enthusiast . . . Very sincere and friendly. Mr. Fitzgerald, anyone can do it with the answer book. 41 CHARLOTTE SCANNELL Promising member of Future Teachers of America . . . Vivacious Captain of Twirling Corps ... A friendly spirit . . . Always pert and pretty . . . Oops, wrong beat! . . . Nice to be with. EDWARD SCHMIDT Ed . . . Our Wellesley an Photog¬ raphy Editor . . . Varsity Swim¬ ming Team for three years . . . Chameleons as a Junior . . . Likes arts and crafts . . . Gym Show . . . Efficient . . . Homeroom Treasurer. MYRJiA SEYFARTH Has been faithful member of school vocal groups . . . Sophomore and Senior Girls’ Chorus member . . . Glee Club as a Junior . . . Small and quiet . . . Girls’ Leaders Club. SUSAN SCHMETZER Sue ... A dependable member of the American Field Service Com¬ mittee . . . Debates with the His¬ tory Forum . . . Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Prize Spanish student! . . . Bradford News Staff . Friendly and thoughtful. Chatting about the night before, ladies? NANCY SCHOEPFER We’re glad she left Cambridge School and came to us . . . A.F.S. . . . Beautiful hair . . . J.V. Basket¬ ball . . . Gym Show . . . Bradford Publicity Staff . . . Assembly Committee . . . Wonderful sense of humor. ROBERT SHALL Bob ... One of the friendliest guys around . . . Serious and conscien¬ tious student . . . Assembly Com¬ mittee in his Senior year . . . Talka¬ tive . . . Aspiring to be a History teacher . . . Always laughing. SUSAN SCHOONOVER Sue . . . Interested in Art . . . Deco¬ rations chairman for Junior Prom . . . Chorus and Glee Club . . . Chameleons Senior year . . . An industrious worker . An avid ■ports enthusiast . . . Concerned and helpful. DEBORAH SHAW Debbie . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Glee Club ... A cappella . . . Showcase Committee as a Junior . . . Decorations Com¬ mittees . . . Pep Club as a Junior and Senior . . . Helpful. BEVERLY SCOTT Bev . . . An individualist . . . Has an artistic touch . . . Sweet and petite . . . Wears her smart clothes well . . . Creative . . . How about a ride in that M.G., Bev? FREDERIC SHIRLEY Fred . . . “Mad driver!” . . . Intra¬ mural tennis . . . Lots of fun . . . Likes to swim . . . Able . . . That green convertible . . . Always ready with a smile . . . Not a care in the world. 42 “Forward and upward,” cries Peter Bacot. SAMUEL SICCHIO Sam . . . That black, curly hair . . . Quarterback for J.V. Football . . . Rustic sense of humor . . . Amiable . . . Quiet, but personable . . . Math whiz . . . Ambitious . . . Likes all kinds of cars and motors. GERTRUDE SIMMONS Chicky . . . Active member of our Pep Club . . . Showcase Committee Helps to prepare Rotary Club din¬ ners . . . Serves tea to the faculty . . . Has expressive eyes . . . A fu¬ ture nurse. ROBERT SINGLETARY Bob ... Two years in Audio-Visual Aids . . . That slo-ow Southern drawl. . . Outdoor type . . . “What a dancer!” . . . Ha a cheerful grin . . . “The South shall rise again!” NANCY SISE Really friendly gal! . . . And can she ski! . . . The fleetest on the Ski Team . . . Varsity Field Hockey . . . Dependable ... A member of Glee Club and A cappella . . . Chameleons. NORMAN SMITH Norm . . . Trumpeter in Band and Orchestra all three years . . . J.V. Football Team in Junior year . . . Takes things easy . . . Swimming Team manager . . . Owner of ’32 Model “A” Ford. LORRAINE SNOOKS Mild mannered . . . Girls’ Chorus as Sophomore . . . Has those trav¬ eling shoes . . . ’53 Buick Convert¬ ible . . . Friendly smile . . . Tall, lithe gal . . . Considerate. JOAN SOLOMON Scientifically minded r ecre- tary-treasurer of Wise wall Science Club . . . Assembly Committee Math IV . . . Another Cha:4e dis¬ ciple . . . Sings in Girls’ Chorus . . . Beautiful long brown hair . . . Where’d she go now? ARTHUR SILVANO Art . . . Dependable . . . The suave Continental Look . . . Industrious . . . Watch out for him at 2:35 . . . A good sense of humor . . . One of the corridor boys . . . Congenial and easygoing. MICHAEL SLATER Mike . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Friendly . . . Col¬ lected tickets at our football games . . . Oh, those canoeing trips! . . . “Studying is the root of all evils.” CURTIS SPEED Gus . . . Key Club . . . Numerous committees . . . Two years on Stu¬ dent Council . . . Chameleons . . . Cut the jazz! . . . Gymnastics and Track . . . Hot Sketch . . . Well- liked . . . Good sense of humor. HOWARD STAGG Josh ... A real car fan . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Bradford News Staff as a Senior . . . Defenders Automo¬ bile Association . . . Gym Show . . . J. V. Football as a Sophomore and Junior. DONALD STARR Don . . . Short haircut . . . Helps out willingly in a pinch . . . Bowl¬ ing and shooting are his special interests . . . Softball and Soccer, too . . . Serious ... A good guy! . . . Quiet humor! DANIEL STEIGER Dan . . . Returned after a year at Wilbraham Academy . . . Terrific sense of humor . . . Knows his cars inside and out. . . Avid sports fan . . . Inexhaustible energy . Oh, that Ford. RICHARD STEWART Dick . . . Took interesting trip to Europe . . . Watch out for that little red Saab . . . Cheerful 9mile for everyone . . . Quiet, but duck at 2:30! . . . Loves a good joke. MARGARET STICKLE I e ffgy • • • Elections Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus as Sophomore . . . Assembly Committee . . . An elite A cappellan . . . Advocate of more interesting Mondays . . An all- around music lover . . . Sweet, sunny disposition. MALCOLM STRAUB Mai . . . Friendly disposition . Loves cars and anything to do with them . . . Those trips to New Jersey . . . Brightening personality adds to any situation . . . “May I read your paper?” ELIZABETH SUMMERS Susu . . . Two years on Art Service Board . . . Decorations Committee in her Junior year . . . Honorable Mention in Scholastic Art Award . . . Sophomore J. V. Basketball . . . A true artist . . . Cheerful. JEAN SYMMES Tall and blonde . . . Faithful helper in the school office . . . “Anchors A weigh” . . . Many laughs . . . Out to have a good time . . . Supports school activities . . . “I’ll never tell.” ROGER TAPPERT Friendly . . . Staging of Assembly Committee in his Senior year . . . Conscientious student . . . Courte¬ ous . . . Quiet, but likable . . . As¬ piring to be a minister . . . “Mod¬ ern Problems 42 i my problem.” LINDA TAYLOR Lin . . . Came to us in Junior year from Missouri . . . Gym Team . . . An inexhaustible amount of en¬ ergy . . . Homeroom treasurer in Senior year . . . Really friendly . . . Always doing something. Carol Amesbury smiles for the photographer. 44 ROBERT TEDOLDI Bob or Tod . . . Hard worker . . . On many committees . . . Athletic; Varsity Football, Hockey, Gym¬ nastics, and Baseball . . . Key Club . . . Active in vocal groups . . . Popular . . . New England All- Scholastic. ROBERT THURBER Bob . . . National Honor Society in Junior year . . . Co-editor-in- Chief of Bradford . . . J.V. Tennis Team . . . Has traveled a lot . . . A.F.S. . . . Homeroom Treasurer as Sophomore and Junior. SUSAS THOMAS Sue . . . Sings in Girls’ Chorus . . . Small, but packs a punch . . . Likes to ski . . . Peppy ... A tennis player . . . Full of fun and energy . . . That pony tail! PETER THOMPSON Pete . . . Interested in anything having to do with cars . . . Very casual . . . Easy-going ... A hard worker . . . Always friendly . . . Sincere . . . “Anyone want to buy a ’48 Ford?” RONALD THOMPSON Ronnie . . . One of Mr. Certuse’s boys . . . Enjoys life . . . Easy¬ going . . . Another car enthusiast . . . Unpredictable . . . Unassuming . . . Hard worker in and out of school ... A good guy to know. DAVID TIMMONS Dave . . . Knows so many people . . . That black Ford . . . Neat dresser . . . One of the boys from Bingville . . . Reserved, but indus¬ trious . . . “What are you doing tonight?” ALLERTON TOWNE Bing ... A real joker . . . Football player . . . Avid Chameleon mem¬ ber . . . Easy-going in an active way . . . Swimming and Baseball Teams in his Sophomore and Jun¬ ior years. RUTH TOWNSEND Dependable . . . Supporter of the Assembly and Showcase Commit¬ tees . . . Red Cross member . . . Contributes much to the music world . . . Girls’ Chorus ... A cap- pella . . . Orchestra ... A talented violinist! JO A N TREFRY A neat dresser . . . Enthusiastic rooter in Wellesley’s Pep Club . . . That long, dark hair . . Art is her specialty . . . Enjoys swimming . . . A smile and hello for all. MARIE TRIGG Always smiling . . . Glee Club three years . . . Majorette . . . Member of Financial Council as a Junior . . . Gym Show . . . Basketball . . . Pep Club . . . Many Committees . . . Lots of pep and sparkle. Mr. Lape expounds on the theory of Greek “tragedy.” 45 JOAHNE TRUBIANI hmergetic . . . Member of the Pep Club in her Junior year . . . Junior Red Crois . . . Typist for our Bradford in her Junior year . . Interested in all outdoor sports. NANCY TYLER Tyle . . . Student Council . . . Sec¬ retary of Pep Club. . . Ski Club . .. Active on committees . . . Gym Show . . . Girli’ Chorus . . . Cute . . . Popular . . . Decorations for dances . . . “Hey there!” . . . Such neat blond hair! JUNE YARA Industrious “Bradford- ite” Student Council as Sophomore . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Sophomore ClaNs Vice-President . . . Chairman of ’57- 58 Icebreaker and Sophomore dance decorations . . . Sprightly addition to Pep Club . . . Junior Prom Queen. i WARREN TUCCERI Nice guy! . . . Known by his dark, curly hair . . . Quiet member of our class ... A good listener . . . Casual smile . . . Just squeezes in at 8:29. RICHARD ULBRICH Dick . . . Varsity Tennis, Swim¬ ming and Skiing . . . Captain of the Ski Team . . . Secretary of our Senior Class . . . So-o-o tall . . . Smart . . . Well-liked . . . “Got the word” . . . Handsome. JOYCE VERANI A friendly smile and a “Hi!” . Neat dresser . . . Bradford Business Editor in her Senior year . . . Horses are her hobby . . . Future will be in the business world. SARAH VAN IDERSTINE Pep Club . . . Decorations Com¬ mittee for the Junior Prom . . . Showcase Committee . . . Lively and congenial . . . Her pleasing smile banishes any troubles Artistically inclined ... A true friend. ALAN VIGNERON A1 . . . Debating Club President . . . Strong member of A.F.S. . . . Senior Play Reading and Reason Ticket Committees in Senior year ... Illustrious Lt. Governor of Key Club . . . Alway� happy. JOHN VAN VORST Johnny . . . Proficient gymnast . . . Decorations Committee . . . Wres¬ tling Team in Sophomore year . . . Gym Team all three years . . . Friendly . . . Capable Chameleon member . . . Great to watch while “working” the “horse” . . . Per¬ fectionist. JOHN WALC1ILI Skiing Club and Wrestling in Sen¬ ior year . . . Loves cars . . . Valu¬ able member of the Swimming Team in Sophomore year . . . Easy-going . . . J.V. Football Squad . . . Oh, that country music! 46 Did you have a good lunch, Mr. Hines? CHRISTOPHER WALES Chris . . . Baseball, Hockey, Swim¬ ming, and Gymnastics . . . Jazz enthusiast . . . “Varsity” man . . . Knows what he’s doing . . . Giants . . . Sharp wit ... A real hustling man . . . Loves to laugh . . . Good looking. DIANNE WARD Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Helped with many dance committees . . . Does superb art work . . . Gold key art award as a Junior . . . Art staff of Wellesley an. PAUL WARD J.Y. Football in Junior year Tall and good looking . . . Record fan . . . Those white bucks! . . . Has keen sense of humor . . . Eager to help on all school projects. LINDA WARREN Lin . . . Member of Girls’ Chorus in her Sophomore and Junior years “Yay Navy!” . . . Thoughtful of others . . . Plans to work next year . . . Engaging smile . . . Delightful company. FREDERICK WHITE Fred . . . Athletic . . . Gym Team . . . Swimming Team . . . The real outdoor type . . . Muscular phy¬ sique . . . Sports fan . . . Casual. . . Very friendly and brightens up any situation . . . Abundant good humor. PETER WOODLEY Pete . . . Student and Senior Coun¬ cils . . . Athletic; Varsity Football, Hockey, and Track . . . Active in Key Club . . . Amiable and hard working . . . Good man to have on your side. SUSAN WOODS Sue . . . Field Hockey . . . Oh, for a foreign car ... A big smile for all . . . Student Council Junior year . . . Worked on many committees for dances . . . Spontaneous laugh. THOMAS WALKER Tom . . . Scientist.. . That striking red hair . . . Has the photography bug . . . Active in the Wisewall Science Club, Vice-President Sen¬ ior year . . . Raises show dogs! . . . Good with a slide rule. CHARLES WEAFER Weaf . . . Star pitcher on J.Y. Base¬ ball Team as Sophomore . . . Poet Laureate of W.H.S. . . . Good stu¬ dent . . . Amiable . . . Easy going . . Good command of words . . . Destined for great things in the future. JUDITH WRIGHT Judy ... A good student. . . Popu¬ lar .. . Seen at most of the parties . . . Athletic . . . All-around girl . . . Radiant smile . . . Ready, willing, and able ... So nice to know. Here come the minutes and money of the Senior Class. Bob Miller waits for zero hour. Take me to your leader ' Senior Mr. Burgees munches on the public address system between halves. Hugo Rossi whirls Mrs. O’Brien around the dance floor. “Oh, so that’s the way you do it,” remarks Doug Eichorn to Peter Hood. “And now, without further ado . . . Um . . “Eh bien, classe.” Miss Slatt . . . oops . . . Mm. Heffernan. Candids Last minute preparations before the rally. “He was that wide, but I got away.” Try that at 2:30, Fred! June and Mike proudly head the Grand March. 49 Seated: A. Towne, J. Rupp, M. Cass, P. Bacot, J. Reichstetter, R. Bunker. Standing: R. Brown, N. Sise, P. Hanna, D. Dick, K. Kraus, M. Rossman, D. Gould, L. Meisiner, H. Stagg, F. Logoglu. Don’t worry Doug, it washes out! 50 Speak to me, Mr. Crockett!! June and Mike reigned happily over our “Oriental Garden.” “We could have danced all night!” The Ambassadors serenade a spellbound audience. 53 UNDERCLASSMEN 19 First Row: E. Brattin, J. Bailey, D. Blackaller, J. Bailey, V. Bite, N. Bartlett, S. Boyd, X. Balboni, I). Burke, S. Bladworth. Second Row: R. Bayliss, P. Attanasio, J. Bonifassi, S. Butterfield, C. Cady, T. Barnard, R. Brewer, C. Anderson, B. Barber. Third Row: R. Bell, D. Bailey, P. Benjamin, F. Bryant, S. Abbott, R. Allen, J. Arcand, J. Andrew, R. Buxbaum, £■. Anderson. First Row: P. Chester, C. Cassoli, C. Clemence, J. Clymer, L. Courtemanche, E. Cranshaw, X. f lair, P. Cerasuolo, M. Cleveland, B. Clement. Second Row: J. Cockev, T. Cornell, C. Collins, K. City, L. Calzini, X. Critchlow, E. Chaffee, M. Campbell, B. Canfield, Cahill, T. Cloutier. Third Row: J. Collari, W. Connolly, S. Carter, J. Callahan, W. Cormack, W. Carleton, C. Cunningham, J. Collari B. Chevone, L. Cleverly. 4frn IIP L meJr ' ) i J j First Row: P. Evans, J. DeTurk, M. Fleming, J Dean, M. Doyle, M. Collins, P. Dale, P. Dunn, A. Fleming, P. Farley. Second Row: J. Dailey, M. Donnelly, C. Damon, J. Dalton, R. Curtin, S. Emerson,B. Davidson, C. Fitzsimmons, K. Fitzpa¬ trick, X. Curran, V. DeGuzman. Third Row: D. Darlington, B. Dexter, 6. Fitzmaurice, J. Duffy, D. Drummond, J. Fitzwilliam, J. Daly, J. Daly, J. Dunning, G. Dalton. First Row: A. Hamwey, N. Grant, L. Gates, L. Han¬ sen, B. Gunwaldsen, N. Harrington, J. Gilmore, M. Hartman, D. Hagenloch, S. Goodwin. Second Row: M. Gardler, S. Foley, K. Hallstrand, S. Ham, M. Grandy, R. Gorman, R. Harney, B. Fletcher, A. Gould, R. Fox, L. Golden. Third Row: J. Gardner, L. Grignaffini, J. Harrington, J. Flint, D. Forbes, E. Hansberry, J. Galvin, S. Harper, S. Furnia, C. Harrington. •� r -« First Row: J. Hilt, M. Holden, B. Jurgielwicz, S. Hervey, R. Harunk, P. Jarodsky, C. Ilsley, C. Jo- hanson, M. Idell, S. Ilaughey. Second Row: A. Kent, G. Kennedy, K. Kane, K. Kline, R. Higgenbottom, B. Kelley, D. Hopper, R. Hester, J. Kilmain, F. Horan, R. Hughes, S. Hildreth, J. Juliani. Third Row: W. Irving, B. Holman, H. Hirtle, D. Jenningi, S. Hood, R. Jordan, R. Hyson, W. Kelley, B. Jeal¬ ous, D. Hughes. First Row: N. Lowther, P. LaCharite, S. Matthew- man, L. Mauck, J. Lang, B. Martin, E. McCann, A. MacFayden, L. LaRose, K. La Van. Second Row: S. Loring, M. Lafferty, D. Lockwood, S. Loutrel, R. Lockwood, W. McCullough, R. McArdle, F. Lan¬ ders, A. McPhail, T. Martin, J. Lindsey, B. Landros, A. Maguire. Third Row: J. Nastasi, J. MacDonald, R. Morison, V. Lanza, D. Lewis, J. McNeil, B. MacMaster, D. Macaulay, J. Melson, D. McCadam, D. Niven, J. MacKenzie. —M ; - - ; ? m 19 . j j in !] p l wi ■ r 7 fi j- if - 3Evj mu vrJ PHI 1 mSi ' 1 First Row: W. Meyer, A. McTigue, S. Moorehead, L. Porter, S. iese, C. O’Donnell, A. Meissner, E. Overbeck, S. Pippitt, D. Parsons. Second Row: P. Peneault, D. Phinney, D. Pascal, S. Nye, G. Pope, L. Phillips, E. Parker, B. Peek, C. MacDonald, J. Morse, M. Nastasi. Third Row: R. Michalk, L. Mercer, W. Mueller, P. Nannini, B. Monahan, F. Payne, P. Peters, A. Newhall, T. McKee, J. Mich¬ aels, J. Meury, A. O’Malley. First Row: S. Spillman, J. Russ, J. Schneider, S. Rooney, C. Rice, T. Russell, L. Shattuck, G. Ralli, K. Rogers, C. Scott. Second Row: C. Sardina, S. Smith, C. Putnam, E. Rich, II. Rowlands, R. Potts, J. Ranieri, L. Steele, J. Sharp, J. Stone. Third Row: C. Rudd, A. Raymond, R. Rollins, W. Satter- thwaite, L. Rice, S. Sherry, D. Schoonover, G. Riblet. Oo-oo-ooh—my favorite dish! ! ! First Row: C. Walker, G. Tabbut, S. Viguers, D. Walker, J. Vicino, J. Stratton, S. Wales, D. Viguers, S. Suddath, P. Walker. Second Row: S. Tilley, R. Summers, D. Thomas, P. Smith, R. Varo, P. Van Vorst, D. Steegstra, P. Stelljes, L. Steeg, C. Taylor, S. Sawin, P. Sargent, W. Wallace, G. Stipe. Third Row: T. Slattery, S. Spang, J. Scannell, D. Smith, E. Tilton, W. Tordoff, P. Russo, J. Steiger, E. Vines, R. Spears, M. Spurr. 1 i fjfc, HI mmms? f 111 Fv C nr •Win. . i- r r- ; : 1 i V j ids Mr rf .t —■� • ! ' iiii 1 H glkju First Row: C. Wilgus, V. Wood, B. Willey, C. Yurk- anin, N. Witherell, L. Withers, L. Wentworth, R. Wright, M. Whiting, J. Watson. Second Row: V. Zeo, E. Williams, O. Yost, R. Wilder, R. Whynot, R. Watson, D. Weadick, J. Wilson, L. Waters. Third Row: P. Wilanson, T. Wright, F. Welch, W. Wright, R. Willis, R. Whitman, S. Withers, K. Woodcock, W. Whitcomb, F. Weisenbach. Mr. Marchant is master of all he survey! Class SOPHOMORES!-—Cynthia Wilgus, Secretary; Deborah Phinney, Vice-President; Harvey Bernstein, President; Patricia Dale, Treasurer. Let’s hope this eager response lasts through your senior year, Tex! And what are you looking at. Veil? 60 Are you having fun Jane ... or is it June? Officers JUNIORS—Pamela Morton, Secretary; John Spita, Treasurer; Adele Pignatiello, Vice-President; William Rowan, President. It’s only the photographer, Steve. Seniors, aren’t you a little old for ring-around-a- rosy ? Experiments are fun, aren’t they John? 61 19 First Row: J. Battaglia, S. Altman, A. Adinolfi, C. Blood, J. Bigelow, L. Bertocci, M. Bareli, R. Allen, A. Bailey, S. Abercrombie. Second Row: M. Adam, S. Bettagliz, J. Arnold, R. Bankart, P. BecklofF, R. Appleton, I). Amadon, G. Alexander, C. Beckwith, C. Abraham. Third Row: R. Benedict, E. Balboni, G. Akeraon, E. Acly, J. Barry, I). Allen, AY. Bloch, ?p. Anagnostis. First Row: J. Case, C. Bruno, P. Buxton, M. Carey, M. Connery, M. Bush, fi. Campbell, T. Collier, C. Brown, G. Constantinides. Second Row: J. Connors, J. Collins AY. 1 ' legg, P. Chamberlain, F. Coleman, R. Bucham, T. Collins, I). Campbell. Third Row: E. Coate, G. Chester, V. Cononi, J. Brine«, B. Cain, J. Clapp, I). Bullard, I). Campbell, F. Brewer, I). Campana. First Row: J. Day, D. Dyer, J. Crowe, J. Dervan, M. Crockett, D. Ekings, L. Dwinell, L. Croemonini, M. Dozois, J. Drouet. Second Row: A. DiGiando, Ji. Ellison, P. Cyr, C. Darlington, D: ReDosier, B. Davis, C. Doe, R. DeFazio. Third Row: D. Dennen, VV. Croibie, A. Deitrick, A. Dwyer, R. Dunn, P. Cotton, G. De.Jon, D. Eldridge. First Row: B. Faucett, J. Giovanella, S. Fortini, A. Farnham, W. Gale, H. Furlong, S. Gura, K. Grant, J. Fanning, C. Grome. Second Row: S. Flem¬ ing, J. Embree, A. Grant, J. Flynn, C. Gillis, H. Haggett, K. Fitzgibbons. Third Row: G. Finnegan, G. Greathead, S. Gray, J. Goodwin, C. French, R. Evans, K. Gallo, R. Hansen. First Row: B. Isaacson, M. Hayde, E. Johnston, C. Johnson, Kl Herne, N. Howe, A. Holman, C. Jen¬ nings, V. Kneiael, J. Kanavich. Second Row: A. KeUch, K. Hughes, M. Hennessey, R. Jurgielewicz, G. Irving, J. Roller, F. Harney, K. Kilmain, F. Hedge . Third Row: P. Hill, F. Howard, D. Knap- man, T. Jackson, J. Kelley, F. Keefe, J. Kline, K. LaBorne. First Row: R McQuaid, K. Lovell, S. Lyeth, C. Layman, J. Lloyd, P. Lane, J, McCourt, D. Ladd, J. Lunney, K. Mahaney. Second Row: M. Madden, J. McMahon, E. McHugh, T. Libby, W. Hayes, J. Marks, L. Marchetti. Third Row: R. Lanza, R. MriS amara, H. McKenna, T. LaRose, W. McKenna P. McCarthy, J. McAllister, K. Lovell. 19 First Row: E. Mulroy, P. Morton, B. Nugent, L. Miller, G. Moore, J. Mills, L. Muir, N. Newell, J. O’Brien, 1. McRann. Second Row: A. . Most, R. Moore, B. Monahan, S. Mettetal, M. Niccoli, D. Nolan, N. Noonan, W. Jfivling, G. Mendles, W. Morgan. Third Row: T. Parker, G. Parker, R. McVoy, R. Nugent, C. OrlofF, D. Miller, B. Need¬ ham, C. Mulcahy. First Row: J. Peacock, P. Semple, C. Reid, Schildein, G. Rhome, I). Priem, S. Rideout, L. Piercy, S. Rainey, P. Powers. Second Row: B. Peary, F. Schneider, D. S euffert, M. Salvi, J. Richardson, J. Roche, C. Rainey, A. Pignatiello, J. Sharrott. Third Row: C. Shackford, P. Schofield, B. Rowan, R. Ramsey, S. Rossi, D. Pierce, R. Peek, R. Pen¬ ney. ue Campbell is transfixed by Caesar’s Gallic War . 60 First Row: B. Taylor, M. Trigg, C. Terry, C. Tur¬ ner J. Tallon, J. Thiel, K. Sjulander, P. Smith, D. Tetrick, H. Thayer. Second Row: D. Twomey, J. Sibley, J. Sline, R. Smith, J. Stimmell, P. Thomas, P. Sicchio, K. Shea, S. Smith, C. Tucceri. Third Row: D. Siek, R. Sommers, J. Slavin, J. Spita, R. Stimets, J. Tartari, J. Spangler, S. Strunck. jw«yS First Row: D. Viguers, L. Varney, D. Wharen, D. Wentworth, D. Vo ie, H. Wolf, H. Young, S. Win- jum, M. Wegner, J. West. Second Row: 1). Williams, R. Yose, P. Zerga, NT. Unruh, M. Walsh. Third Row: S. Young, K. Withers, E. Wood, R. Zartarian, C. Wilder, T. Winn, R. Vincent. Do we have another Picasso here, Jane? ACTIVITIES Student Council First Row: P. Sargent, T. Cloutier, R. DeFazio, T. Collier, E. Mulroy, M. Cass, D. Chase, J. Sanders, H. Collina, D. Johnson, R. Fox, K. Kline, J. Rupp, R. Varo. Second Row: T. Cornell, D. Phinney, R. McMorran, M. Madden, S. Ilervey, N. Howe, B. Nanes, A. Ilagan, R. Brown, J. Bailey, I. McRann, M. Wagner, H. Nye, A. Pignatiello, C. Wilgus, F. Logoglu. Third Row: T. Martin, II. Bermtein, C. Speed, R. Rollins, R. Stimets, M. Rowan, W. Rowan, A. Dwyer, J. Barry, W. Jeremiah, R. Gardner, D. Dick, W. Carleton, J. Richardson, T. Parker, K. LaBourne, P. Woodley. II. Collina, D. Johnson, D. Chase, E. Mulroy, M. Cass, J. Sanders comprise the executive board of the Student Council. 68 Financial Council First Row: S. Cooney, I). LeVan, A. Bailey, C. Jennings, M. Ilayde, I). Cliaae, C. Turner, K. LeVan, L. Taylor, C. Ame.- hury, I). Shattuck. Second Row: R Dunn, K. Schmidt, A. Newhall, B. Holman, K. Young, B. Harney, J. Wilson, P. Dale, S. Mettetal. Third Row ' B. Garvin, W. Tordoff, J. Spita, S. Abbott, B. Morrison, R. Kdgerton, P. Peters, T. Parker, D. Campana. Assembly Club First Row: R. Townsend, C. Johnson, II. Young, B. E- .tus, S. Kdel, S. Young, A. Hagan, K. Kraus. Second Row: Mr.-. McCurdy, B. Pearson, I). Tetrick, S. Rooney, K. Grant, I). Yiguers, Schildein, S. richmetzer, M. Connery, I). Ladd, K. Murray, K. Davis, K. Kearn-i, J. Arnold. Third Row: Si. Howe, S. Farwell, L. Miller, M. Crockett, I). Kmbree, R. Shaul, R. Tappert, M. Stickle, M. Trigg, S. Gura, J. Lunney. 69 Art Service Club First How: M. Adam, S. Summers, J. Arnold, H. Thayer, Mr. Simone, B. Peary, J. Lunney, T. Collier, K. Kraus. Second How: M. Dunakin, E. Oimanski, A. Bailey, S. Blood, C. Speed, C. Bruno, G. Constantinide-i, S. Gura, D. LeVan. Third How: B. Xanes, A. Holman, P. LaCharite, G. Moore, II. Wolfe, I. H odgson, D. Priem, J. Deturk, C. Jennings. Projectionists 70 P. Benjamin, R Singletary, S Harper. Bulletin Board Committee First Row: K. O’Brien, J. Trubiani, R. Battaglia, S. Edel, M. Ronehetti, L. Jones, C. Campana. Second Row: P. Powers, J. Lunney, D. LeVan, V. Foisy, D. Goodwin, S. Camelli, J. Hansbery, K. KrauP, L. Pierey, B. Peary, M. Bush. Third Row: S. Rooney, P. Smith, L. Dwinell, J. Thiel, C. Johnson, G. Moore, B. Taylor, C. Ray in an, S. Rainey, D. Phinney. Showcase Committee First Row: K. Grant, S. Camelli, M. Trigg, M. Crockett, C. Simmons, S. Farwell, L. Jones, M. fticeoli. Second Row: M. Connery, V. Foisy, M. Ronehetti, J. iline, R. Allen, S. Arcand, M. Bareli, J. O’Brien, L. Pierey, J. Sibley, J. Sharrott, P. (iledhill, J. Hansberry, C. Campana. 71 First Row: D. Chase, R. Miller, D. Dick, A. Vigneron. Second Row: Mr. Kamitian, Mr. Perry. Key Club This group is well informed on current affairs. History Discussion Club Mr. Burgess takes a back seat as Karen Grant leads the discussion. 72 American Field Service First Row: J. Rupp, S. Mettetal, T. Collier, C. Anderson, J. Cronin, C. Dolan, J. Johnson, J. Sharrott, H. Thayer, E. Davis, R. Allen, H. Furlong, D. Tetrick. Second Row: G. Biggin, S. Rooney, P. Simple, K. Grant, F. Logoglu, S. Lyman, R. Bunker, P. Morton, B. Taylor, S. Wales, S. Farwell, M. Harrington. Third Row: H. Young, X. Schoepfer, R. Brown, A. Farnham, D. Patterson, M. Trigg, G. Rhome, M. Breck, S. Schmetzer, N. Withered, J. Reichstetter, N. Raymond, J. Bigelow, S. Blood, W. Meyer, J. Clymer, D. Wentworth, K. Murray, A. Ilagan, K. Rice, N. Harrington. Fourth Row: N. Murray, S. Arcand, S. Altman, S. Fearnside, S. Smith, J. Kanavich, D. Williams, D. Twomey, J. Arnold, N. Critchlow, K. Kline, S. Ellison, S. Campbell, D. Ladd, P. Walker, V. Wood, L. Meissner. Fifth Row: S. Rainey, M. Connery, B. Peary, J. McMahon, J. Campbell, D. Siek, S. Harper, B. Thurber, D. Gould, A. Vigneron, S. Gura, M. Bareli, L. Bert- occi, D. Goodwin. First Row: C. Dolan, X. Schoepfer, S. Altman, A. Ilagan, J. Fay, G. Rhome, S. Schmetzer, Mr. Lungren, L. Brown, V. Erskine, I. Hodgson, M. Stickle, M. Trigg, C. Murray, S. Lyeth. Second Row: J. Perkins, S. Harrison, R. McMorran, B. Xanes, L. Bertocci, H. Young, M. Fedson, S. Lyman, P. Farley, R. Brown, R. Lape, S. Fearnside, M. Breck, J. Pippitt, K. Grant, D. Ladd, M. Wegner, L. Meissner, S. Bamford, M. Cass, J. Cronin. Third Row: B. McIntyre, E. Greene, R. Thurber, D. Eichhorn, D. Dick, R. Edgerton, E. Wood, R. Heick, R. Bunker, R. Nugent, P. Bacot, L. Perron, A. Moor¬ head, W. Rowan, R. Stimets, B. Estui, D. Gould, W. Crosbie, E. Schmidt. National Honor Society Dick Stimets presents his views on scholarship. Sue Altman speaks on the qualities of good character. Congratulations, Rachael . . .! You can’t sit there during the play, Mr. Fitzsimmons. Standing: L. Porter, B. Pearson, S. Altman, S. Fearnside. Seated: M. Barr ell, B. Estus, J. Fay. 7 5 Mr. Dependable shows them how! The Wellesleyan First Row: E. Schmidt, A. Hagan, E. Greene, M. Dunakin, I. Hodgson. Second Row: C. Dolan, L. Barto, S. Greenfield, M. Phemister, R. Brown, M. Breck, L. Brown, C. Pope, P. Farley, B. Nanes, J. Pippitt, S. Harrison, B. Clifton. Third Row: D. Ward, D. Eichhorn, D. Dick, B. Lyttle, D. Gould, G. Daly, R. Miller. THE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Edward Greene SENIOR EDITOR Arline Hagan PLANNING HOARD Peter Bacot Margo Breck Lorian Brown Rachel Brown Betsey Clifton Gerald Daley Douglas Dick Cornelia Dolan Douglas Eichhorn Patricia Farley Donald Gould Nancy Greenfield Brian Lyttle Robert Miller Beverly Nanes Martha Phemister Janet Pippitt Carol Pope ART EDITOR Mimi Dunakin PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Edward Schmidt BUSINESS MANAGER Inga Hodgson 76 Who made up that caption, Sue? TYPIST Judith Dale AD ISERS Chief Adviser Claire L. Ileffernan Photography Florence M. McGilvray Business Elmore I). Lundgren Photography by Loring Studios, Boston, Massachusetts Published by Win. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, New York Doug Dick is identifying photos in pleasant surroundings. 77 The Bradford First Row: H. Wolf, L. Brown, M. Cass, R. Thurber, M. Breck, R. Brown. Second Row: G. Daly, B. Estus, R. Bunker, D. Gould. Third Row: M. McMahon, S. Lyman, H. Young, J. Yerani, L. Meissner. Since when are there this many at a Bradford meeting? Think people! Only three hours to deadline! 78 Future Teachers of America First Row: G. Moore, P. LaCharite, D. Vose, J. Perkins, K. Grant, H. Furlong, C. Yurkanin, B. Willey. Second Row: Mr. Andrew,S. Edel, J. Schneider, H. Thayer, E. Davis, L. Marchetti, A. Pignatiello, J. Kavanich, J. Arnold, D. Twomey. Third Row: J. Thiel, S. Rainey, M. Carey, M. Connery, S. Schildein, L. Miller, B. Nugent, E. Overbeck, R. Townsend. 79 Wisewall Science Club First Row: S. Loutrel, C. Putnam, S. Bamford, I). Phinney, M. Walsh, W. Clegg, R. Miron. Second Row . W. TordofF, R. Ileick, R. McVoy, J. Hallahan, A. Railsback, B. Monahan, J. Sanders, (J. McQuilkin, W. Croshie. WISEWALL SCIENCE CLI B OFFICERS—Joan Solomon, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer; Tom Walker, Vice-President; Boyd Estus, President. Run through that title again, Sarah!! Watch what you’re doing, Ed; the other people are! Band Kneeling: L. Jones, C. Grome, C. Campana. First Row: C. Scannell, K. City, R. Varo, A. MacPhail, R. McArdle, T. Winn, S. Schildein, J. Gardner, R. Dunn, J. McAllister, C. Clemence, P. Buxton, R. Bailey, R. Bell. Second Row: G. Stipe, S. Ham, C. Murray, C. Harrington, D. Allen, W. Satterthwaite, A. Moorehead, T. Wright, W. Irving, B. Barber, J. Mc¬ Mahon, S. Chase, C. Edwards, R. Spears. Third Row: B. McIntyre, J. Peacock, D. Gould, R. McNamara, D. Siek, R. Morrison, S. Hood, T. Parker, D. Drummond, K. Smith, D. Dick, J. Campbell, P. Beekloff. Fourth Row: B. Davidson, W. Clegg, R. MacVoy, J. Flint, P. Cotton, C. Darlington, D. Lewis, C. Putnam, E. Williams, R. Summers. Is the band marching, or is the team losing, Mr. Leach? Ah-one, ah-two, ah-three, take it away, trumpets! And what’s a band without the woodwind section! 81 GLEE CLUB— First Roic: B. Clifton, A. Kent, K. Kline, C. Amesbury, B. Pearson, L. Varney, P. Smith, B. Tedoli, R. Penney. Second Row: M. Seyfarth, A. Flemming, G. Rhome, M. Bareli, D. Ladd, J. Bigelow, B. Forster, P. Sawin, R. Watson. Third Row: B. Nugent, D. Wentworth, D. Viguers, L. Porter, C. Walker, L. Perron, J. Sanders, B. Peek, G. Humphrey. Fourth Row: E. Kearns, R. Fox, L. Dwinell, V. Kneisel, S. Schildein. Choral Groups A CAPPELLA— First Row: C. Dolan, S. Schildein, L. Perron, R. Penney, B. Tedoldi, J. Koller, S. Chase, D. Olson, B. Peek. Second Row: M. Seyfarth, S. Campbell, P.Smith, B. Forster, P. Benjamin, L. Meissner, V Greenfield, V. Erskine. Third Row: P. Farley, M. Stickle, N. Sise, R. Allen, S. Sawin, C. Reed, B. Jurgielewicz, I. Hodgson. Fourth Row: V. Knei¬ sel, D. Gilmore, P. Peters, G. McQuilkin, S. Altman, B. Clement, M. Breck. Fifth Row: C. Macredie, J. Gardner. 82 GLEE CLUB —First Row: L. Mercer, P. Rand, R. Stimets, P. Benjamin, S. Harrison, J. Clymer, S. Smith, C. Wilgus, S. Cooney. Second Row: D. Buxbaum, E. Wood, S. Chase, D. Chase, M. Trigg, S. Ilervey, J. Sharrott, E. Chaffee, S. Suddath. Third Row: R. Rollins, D. Macauley, A. Raymond, D. Lockwood, E. Davis, A. Bailey, R. Wright, J. Bailey, P. Dale, M. Idell. Fourth Row: S. Waldman, J. Tartari, G. McQuilkin, J. Daly, F. Ambrogio, S. Hettrick, R. Lape, N. Lowther, N. Murray, J. oonan. Fifth Row: D. Olson, II. McKenna, D. Gelpki, C. Macredie. TE TOSES—B. Clifton, C. Dolan, D. Gilmore, B. Pear¬ son, M. Breck, E. Kearns, I. Hodgson, P. Farley, C. Ames- bury, S. Cooney. BOY’S OCTET—R. Tedoldi, R. Peek, R. Foriter, L. Perron, S. Chase, D. Chase, D. Olson, C. Macredie. 83 Orchestra First Row: P. Buxton, R. MeArdle, C. Clemenee, L. Bertoeei, R. Townsend, J. Day, S. Viguers, D. Viguers, D. Gilmore, B. Clifton, D. Vose. Second Row: Mr. Leach, P. Walker, J. Chevone, J. Stone, S. Suddath, S. Sehildein, W. Clegg, H. Wolf, D. Lamson, R. Bankart, J. Hallahan, R. McNamara, T. Winn, J. McAllister. Third Row: J. Roller, G. Stipe, J. Dailey, D. Tetrick, C. Murray, D. Dunn, N. Smith, D. Gardner, P. Cotton, J. Gardner. “A little champagne music, boys!” J f 1 II uM 1 jrsj The trumpet section livens up orchestra practice. Pji i v h 4 w Our Thanksgiving Day Indians do a war dance around “Chief” Grome. Candids CAFETERIA STAFF—Mrs. Mary Calzini, Mrs. Hilda DeRosier, Mrs. Irene Todd, Mr . Florence Sugden, Mrs. Rose Byrne, Mrs. Delia Miller. CUSTODIANS—Mr. Helge Lindholm, Mr. Dam- iano DiSchino. The detention room will see the following . ! Ralph Burns, Kitchen Custodian 85 SPORTS Our Cheerleaders !!! Lollie Cun nail, Linda Marohetti, Peggy McMahon, Betty Mulrov, Debbi Johnson (Captain), Sue Hervey, Dolly Pignati- ello, Cindy Wilgus, Roberta DeFazio. Pep Club Ole 88 A modern Greek chorus. First Row: L. Jones, C. Carapana, C. (irorne, C. Scannell. Second Row: K. Fitzgibbons, S. Fleming, S. Cooney, C. Araes- burv, K. Lovell, M. Trigg, B. Pearson, E. McCann, I. McRann, R. Battaglia, B. Landros. and Rallies Where’s the mouse, Mrs. O’Brien? 89 And they could have twirled all night. Red Raiders VARSITY FOOTBALL —First Row: P. Woodley, R. Tedoldi, M. Rowan, J. Killian, J. Cahill, R. Burke, B. Towne, J. Feeney, R. Fogarty, F. Ambrogio, R. Thompson. Second Row: Coach Certuse, R. Fogarty, D. Knapman, W. Carleton, J. Koller, S. Rossi, W. Rowan, R. Edgerton, N. Sherry, F. Coleman, Coach Kerivan. Third Row: S. Sawin, F. Harney, K. LaBourne, S. Fuinia, B. Jealous, R. Vincent, B. Moore, T. Most. Mighty Most makes more yardage. 90 Ted kicks out of trouble. Football Dance—“The Line-up” Junior Varsity J. V. FOOTBALL —First Row: L. (Irignaffini, T. Parker, J. Tartari, T. Parker, S. Chase, D. Jurgielewiez, C. Cunningham, J. Harrington, P. Bowler. Second Row: D. Schoonover, J. Michaels, J. MacKenzie, T. Libby, D. Niven, J. Dunning, F. Weisenbach, Coach Platine. Third Row: P. Wilanson, C. Collins, B. Harney, R. Hester, B. Connelly, S. Sicchio, O. Yost. 91 R.Thompson, tackle D.Burke, center J.Feeney, left end J. Killian B.Tedoldi, left tackle M.Rowan, fullback B.Towne, tackle J.Cahill, tackle P. Woodley B.Fogerty, left halfback F.Ambrogio, left guard Field Hockey First Row: S. Lyman, X. Poole, V. Erskine, S. Smith, S. Woods, N. Sise, M. Fedson, M. Wegner, L. Rollins, S. Hettriek, I. Hodgson. Second Row: K. Hallstrand, J. Bailey, L. Bladworth, K. Mahaney, D. Dyer, N. Noonan, S. Sehoepfer, S. Goodwin, L. Meissner, A. Gould, C. Anderson, Mrs. Wanless. Third Row: S. Haughey, B. Peek, P. Chester, A. MaeFad- yen, L. Hansen, D. Goodwin, C. Clemenee, M. Breek, D. Wentworth, D. Viguers, S. Lyeth, M. Holden, S. Schoonover. 94 Cross Country First Row: B. MacMasters, D. DeRosier, R. Ramsey, E. Wood, E. Acly, A. MePhail, J. Spita. Second Row: C� . Chester, Manager, R. McNamara, J. Spangler, R. Stimets, M. Spurr, F. Schneider, Mr. Chapman. They’re off and running at Wellesley. Wellesley’s leading cro -country men, MePhail, Schneider, and Wood, lead the pack around the course. 95 Varsity Team Boys’ S sslSiii iiiii iiiii! .. . m ••••I!! First Roic: P. Cronin, R. Moore, AY. Jeremiah, B. Garvin, R. Gardner. Second Row: Assistant Coach Dewing, D. Ramirez, R. Morrison, B. Lyttle, II. Rossi, J. Killian, T. Akerson, Coach Bergstrom. Lyttle vs. Needham Hugo, John is on our team! 96 Basketball Ted executes a great feat of balance. Bill concentrates on another two points. Dave sticks to his man like a shadow! Heads up for the rebound! Don’t turn around quickly. Bob! 97 Girls’ Basketball 1 i 1 1 ; First Row: S. Haughey, E. Overbeck, J. Kanavich, S. Blood, M. Mitchell, D. Ladd, T. Collier, M. Idell. Second Row: X. Schoepfer, C. Pope, D. Wentworth, J. Lloyd, D. LeVan, C. Jenningi, J. MacKenzie, X. Moran, M. Wegner, S. Lyeth, M. Witherell. Third Row: Miss Jones, I). Dyer, I. Hodgson, D. Tetrick, K. Mahaney, B. Peek, P. Morton, K LeVan, B. Clement, J. Yerani, A. Gould, A. MacFadven, J. Tallon, Mrs. Wanless. 98 Mary Lou makes a leaping interception. Gym Team First Row: R. Edgerton, C. Wales, R. Morris, H. Collina, R. Clay, R. Miller, J. VanVorst. Second Row: E. Coate, G. Akerson, B. Lyttle, C. Maeredie, R. Peek, F. Ambrogio, R. Tedoldi, H. r tagg, F. Kennedy. Third Row: K. LaBorne, F. Harney, C. Darlington, F. Coleman, R. Benedict, J. Tartari, E. Balboni, P. Zerga, S. Rossi. “It ' s easy, nothing to it,” lays Bob Morris. 99 Linda Marchetti, Bill Jeremiah, Dolly Pignatiello, Ted Akerson, Roberta DeFazio and Eric Coate perform the famous bamboo dance. V Hockey First Row: P. Woodley, B. Forster, B. Fogerty, R. Fogerty, B. Tedoldi, J. Feeney, D. Chase, B. Fitzsimmons, B. Wallace. Second Row: Mr. Hines, H. Collina, B. McIntyre, J. Embree, B. Jealous, T. Parker, E. Fort, C. Wilder, G. Finnegan, F. Coleman, E. Coate. Brub on a backhand. Ron Fogerty, defense Hamlet Colli na, left wing Bruce McIntyre, center 101 Center it, Ed! Ski Club and Team First Row: W. Wallace, S. Carr, B. Clifton, S. Cooney, N. Tyler, N. Sise, K. Kline, M. Cass, L. Meissner, K. Hallstrand, S. Smith, C. Pope. Second Row: A. MacPhail, C. Putnam, M. Bareli, G. Rhonie, J. Bigelow, J. Fay, J. Gilmore, A. Mac- Fadyen, M. Holden, A. Meissner, S. Mye, S. Witherell. Third Row: T. Wright, B. Mueller, D. Dunn, J. Andrew, D. Col¬ lier, E. Osmaimki, M. Breck, K. Rice, L. Han� en, M. Cleveland, I. Hodgson. Fourth Row: J. McMahon, D.Siek, J. Brines, P. Peters, J. Melson, E. Vines, B. Peek, G. Humphrey, S. Emerson. The Ski Team poses—out of its element. Ski Club officers: Inga Hodgson, Terry Parker, Dick Ulbrich, Xancy Sise. Indoor Track Watch out Ed, Dick Stimets is after you! This looks more like a Charleston contest than Indoor Track practice. Low clearance in the practice corridor. First Row: C. Orloff, J. Tartari, W. Clegg, D. Siek, E. Acly. Second Iiow: Mr. Chapman, F. Schneider, R. Stimets, E. Wood, J. McMahon, A. MacPhail, C. Collins. 103 W restling First Row: L. Grignaffini, R. Vincent, A. Newhall, F. Ambrogio, O. Yost, B. Chevone, R. Hughes, R. Fuchs. Second Row: Coach Kjeldsen, F. Kalfon, H. Stagg, R. Jurgielewicz, P. Zerga, E. Balboni, R. Benedict, J. Halvorson, R. Howard, C. Mulcahy. Hurry up, Dave, only fifteen seconds more! The end is near as Ordon uses a chicken wing. Bob Vincent is momentarily bottom man. 104 Swimming First Row: Mr. Foot, R. Ulbrieh, Mr. Pierce. Second Row: E. Schmidt, R. Bunker, J. Walchli, P. Smith, J. Steiger, E. Arcand, G. McQuilkin, M. Grandy, F. Wei-enback, P. Wilanson. Third Row: D. Macaulay, R. Rollins, J. Hallahan, J. Callinan, P. Peters, D. Niven, N. Savage, R. Hester, C. Putnam, D. Dick, J. Sander . Fourth Row: E. Cornell, R. Holman, J. Callahan, W. Kelley, R. Higginbottom, R. McArdle, J. Melson, A. Towne, D. Olson, C. Macredie, C. Cady. Sink or swim, Bing. Dick Ulbrieh gets off to a good start. 105 Mai Grandy floats through the air with the greatest of ease . . . ! Spring Track A Lyttle higher, Brian! First Row: D. DeRosier, J. Spita, E. Greene, K. LaBorne, W. Clegg, P. Woodley, T. Most. Second Row: L. Perron, R. McNamara, G. Daly, R. Peek, B. Lyttle, R. Edgerton, D. Dick, Mr. Chapman. Third Row: G. Chester, R. Degnon, C. Orloff, R. Kane, C. Eggleston, J. Tartari, F. Schneider. Watch out for the wire, Eddie! yJ -( ere those Wheaties good, Winston? 106 Mr. Simone promotes friendly relations with the opposition. First Row: R. Fitzsimmons, W. Jeremiah, R. Morrison. Second Row: Mr. Simone, R. Vose, P. Madden, J. Spangler. 107 Baseball First Row: R. Fogerty, R. Gardner, B. Garvin, R. Linton, R. Tedoldi, R. Fogerty, P. Cronin. Second Row: W. Morgan, G. Finnegan, J. Feeney, B. Cliff, P. Adams, I). Ramirez, J. Kline, Mr. Kerivan. What goes up must come down, eh boys! Y ou can’t get past Wellesley that easily! 108 Softball It looks like a homer, Patty! S-T-R-E-T-C-H , Mary! First Row: D. Ladd, M. Wegner, V. Moran, J. MaeKenzie, V. Erskine, N. Poole, D. Tetriek. Second Row: if. Moore, S. Smith, hf. Noonan, P. Buxton, K. Mahaney, J. Sline, Mrs. Wanless. 109 Boys’ Tennis Mr. Andrew, B. McIntyre, R. Thurber, J. Hallahan, D. Gould, W. Palladino, P. Hood, R. Nugent. Hey! That’s our ball! 110 Girls’ Tennis The law of gravity says it must come down, Mary. It won ' t bite, Debbie! S. Ellison, B. Davis, C. Layman, Miss Copley, L. Meissner, M. Fedson, D. Collier, M. Breek. Ill LLU Sponsors— Wellesleyan— 1959 A. Gan Company Alexander Ostroff, D.D.S. 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