Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Robert Carroll 19 Hastings Road They say “Bob” drank a lot of milk de¬ livering papers and maybe that explains his strength. He never says much and sometimes he is as contrary as a mule. Next to me (?), he is the worst speller in the class ; however, “Bob” is a likable bozo and will make his mark with Babson. Carlo Cassoli 96 Twitchell Street Cassoli likes to fool in class, outside, and everywhere, and perhaps he’s only foolin’ when he tears around the corner-;. Does he know the shoe business? Ask Burge. Norma Colclough 27 Boulevard Road Norma and athletics go hand in hand, but while she is enjoying herself to the utmo-t, Norma has a way of keeping up in her studies which is not only to her advantage but to Monsieur Pulver’s delight. Jerry Connolly 46 Walnut Street Jerry’s uiet disposition is recognized by everyone around school but sometimes “still waters run deep. Medeo Cristcfori 59 Smith Street Medeo is a second Joe Savoldi and claims that he has the whole student body under his control due to his brutal power. George Donahue -3 Walnut Street Few sports have been able to get along for the past few years without George to manage them, and we have recently dis¬ covered that he can act as well as manage. Page 12

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Page 11 3 £39 n vmin jESSEi n 6 S3 MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS Alvin Anderson 11 Avon Road What a man, this “Toby.” “Toby” is an able upholder of the family traditions as well as of Wellesley’s gridiron glories. For a little man he certainly can give the opponents a terrific pounding. It’s a shame to see Natick hold his interest so. Vera Balboni 85 Twitchell Street In the eyes of the public Vera is a very quiet and shy Miss, but the coat room on the second floor will never fnrget her con¬ tagious giggle—for when Vera laughs, everyone else laughs, too. Geraldine Bissell 15 Belair Road Every time “Lira” hears the word “auc¬ tion” there’s no hope for us. If she ' s ever missing, you’ll find her in some barn bidding on a cow or an old chair. Marilyn Bryant 378 Weston Road Marilyn is to be remembered by her quiet and gentle manners, but living on Weston Road we know that there is another side to her ! Maynard Bryant 3 78 Weston Road We are sure that some day we shall see Maynard on the screen. He doesn’t work at the Community Playhouse for nothing. Mary Carpenter 162 Oakland Street If you hear a fearful noise, be calm. It ' s only Mary with her Hudson. Resi les be¬ ing ever ready to oiler transportation for various athletic teams, she is herself a very talented sportswoman. What we’re thankful for is that she ' s only one of a long line of Carpenters,

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL ' i n U u U IV • i John Duffy 15 Russell Road ihe c ass midget! John is Mr. Snow’s chief aid in basketball and Mr. Jewell’s information bureau in Latin. He has besieged everyone for the last few months with, “Got your glossy print yst ?” Hudson Eldridge 1 Lawrence Road Hudson breaks the spee d limit in his “Baby Austin” a3 he passes the White hou-e. LcBaron Estabrooks 544 Washington St. A star in three sports ! We have been obliged to get along without him lately because of his excellence as a mechanic. Mary Feldman 2 Burke’s Lane Mary has music in her eyes, music in her fingers, and music in her soul ! At every school entertainment Mary was on the stool behind the piano. In her spare time, Majy is to be heard playing “When Willie comes marching home.” When she isn’t playing it, Willie is already there. Margaret Fleniintr In and about the school Margaret has very seldom raised her voice above a whisper- get her on a stage and see her reach high C with as much strain as is shown by a professional prima donna. Joseph Foote Washington Street “Senator” Joe Foote, the Huey Long of Wellesley High School, can sling the ice¬ cream at Sunshine Dairy. He and Mr. Goodnough get along like Art Shires and the Braves, but Joe’s going to make a nice Mayor Curley some day, and if he’s good he will be able to swing the banana vote in Porto Rico. Page 13