Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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15 ALBA BERNARDI In every graduating class there are usually two or three out¬ standing people and Al is one of these. In the field of sports, art department, social events, and official transactions she has excelled. DONALD BISHOP Don, a friend of everyone, is universally known for his high scholastic ability. And who doesn’t know that the orches¬ tra would be lost without this talented flute player? FRANK BRADY Frank is a man of his own defi- ANN BERTORELLI Ann works diligently in the li¬ brary in order to keep the books in good condition. Her assist¬ ance has been a valuable service to the school. RICHARD BEUTTEL Dick is another one of the mu¬ sicians whom our school has developed; he knows how to slide the trombone! Everyone who knows Dick likes him for his quiet but humorous manner. WALTER BLOOD Walter, independent and de¬ termined in work and play. Beware of stepping in his path¬ way when he wants to accom¬ plish something. MARTHA BOTHFELD Where good looks, personality, and ability to make friends are combined in one person, the re¬ sult is pretty nice — and that ' s exactly what we think about Mart. nite ideas. He is after the facts and always ready to present his view on any subject. 194 1 THE WELLESLEYAN

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14 KENNETH BAIRD Ken is what you might call a wit . As a junior he showed us his worth in the position of editor of our school paper. FREDERICK BALBONI This tall, popular boy has been president of his class several times and now is one of the baseball team’s star pitchers. PHYLLIS BARRY Phyllis is a do or die athlete of Wellesley High. If she can t participate in every sport, she is always an ardent rooter. HARRY BARKER, Jr. If Harry seems to you to be a quiet and reserved fellow, don’t be led to erroneous conclusions. He’s really a student and could say much that would humble our ears. V 4 x V v j ILDA BELL A lively sense of humor is what a good many people need. Ilda’s one of those fortunate people who already have such an at¬ tribute. one and holds no grudges. She provides life and fun for all. ROBERT BARROWS Bob doesn’t do much talking, but his trumpet playing cer¬ tainly speaks for him. In the classroom his high marks speak for him. GLADYS BENNETT Gladys has a smile for every- THE WELLESLEYAN 19 4 1

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16 ROBERT BROWN Bob seldom says much but al¬ ways mea ns what he says. He and Walter Blood are practi¬ cally inseparable. DONALD BRUSTER Syl has a decided interest in music and art, and has proved her musical ability in various school performances. Everyone knows Don as a star tennis player and as a fine sportsman. He is equally ac¬ claimed for his high standards of scholarship. DOROTHY CARPENTER Dorothy was transferred from Washington, D. C. Her friend¬ liness has made an impression on us all in her short time with us. MARGUERITE BUCCI Marguerite is very conscientious in all things and as good a dressmaker as can be found. BARBARA CHAPIN ' BY ' poise, intelligence and RUTH CARPENTER Being as alike as one could possibly expect of twins, it would be redundant to repeat what we have already said. artistic ability will help her to be a concert pianist as it has helped her make many friends. THE WELLESLEYAN 194 1