Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL s 5 semei m Leo no re Gilson Gilson Road This is Lee’s” first and last year at Wel¬ lesley High, and she ' s certainly given us a sample of what the good old Beaver spirit can do. You know, Beaver Country Day, the select institution for girls ! Theresa Gubellini 37 Oak Street It’s too bad there’s not more of Theresa so that she could have an even wider smile and even more friends, if such a thing could be possible. She and the sun radiate a lot of sunshine. Clayton Hanna 10 Maple Road A good sport, a loyal friend, a live wire, popular with all—that ' s Mr. Hanna for you ! Carolyn Harmon 126 Abbott Road Have you read this book?” That’s Caro¬ lyn. Besides being the best reading mem¬ ber of the class, she is an expert at golf and housekeeping. That is to say nothing of her scholastic standing and as a resuit of her sparkling personality a wide circle of friends. Hubert Harris 16 Summit Road Although this is Hugh’s first year, he’s proved of great value to our school in more ways than one. Here’s power to you, Hugh ! William Hewett 26 Thomas Road A very capable youth, though he would never tell you so. A fine football tackle, and one of the main-stays of the Solid and Trig. Class. Page 15

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WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Gladys Forsberg 6 Harvard Street Talk, talk, talking: all the time! And I gather it s worth hearing from the ex¬ pressions on the faces of Marian, Phyllis, and Hugh, and Doris, and Margaret, and you, and you, and you ! Leonard Foster 15 Pine Way Senior Class President (but Rusty scoffs at the statement that Bud is a senior). A high-jumper in both basketball and track, and humor ( ?) editor of the “Monitor.” The bane of Miss Costello ' s existence, to say nothing of the rest of the faculty. Bud goes blithely on accepting or disputing according to his well-known philosophy. Mildred Fowler 11 Hill Top Road Quiet and conscientious, “Bill” seems somewhat out of place in these days of rush and turmoil. Her simple manners and graciousne ss have won her many a friend. How delightful it is to find a per¬ son of her nature in these turbulent times ! Stay as you are, “Bill, and happiness cannot help but seek you out. Marion Gates 215 Washington Street Marion devotes most of her time to her books, receiving excellent grades and the envious glances of her classmates as her just reward. Truman Gay ton 4 Bryn Mawr Road A tall quiet bov. But it’s worth your while to have him for a friend. Eleanor Gebelein 4 Crest Road “Eva” has a personality that conquers a who come in contact with her. She ha initiative and is always a leader. A sense of humor is an asset, and “Eva” has a sparkling one. No matter what goes wrong, she can always see the funny side of life.

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Olaf Johnsen Oakland Street What would happen if Olaf didn ' t take the daily run around the block? Why, in two years he will be a second Clarence DeMar. Might I ask who all the young ladies are, Mr. Johnsen? Claire Johnson 25 Riverdale Road The girl with the beautiful wavy blonde . we forget, she threatened to kill us ir we mentioned her hair. The girl with looks, charm, refinement, and popularity. WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOO L ANNUAL Camillas Hoffmann Senior Class Treasurer, tor, but Miss Macomber subduing him in English 387 Weston Road An excellent ac- has difficulty in Jean Horton 3 Summit Road Jean and the different branches of knowl¬ edge have no difficulty in getting acquain¬ ted with each other. If you get stumped on your Latin, just ask her. She’s no slave to study either, so we’ve heard. Minnie Howe 88 Seaver Street No, not Minnie the Mermaid, Minnie Howe. Minnie sees much and says very little. What she knows about Gary and .... would make Walter Winchell come to Wel¬ lesley. Lemuel Hunter 16 Elm Street “Mike” is like Herbert Hoover- you have to know him to appreciate him, and you can’t know him without appreciating him. Likewise it is hard to tell which knows more about baseball. ‘Lem 1 ’ or the ‘‘Sporting News.” Page 16