Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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17 DENISON CHAPMAN Many of the smooth-looking posters seen in the rooms and on the bulletin boards the past three years have been done by Denny. We hear he may go on to art school and we’d like to prophesy that you’ll hear more of him in future years. MURIEL COUGHLIN Quiet, conscientious and in¬ dustrious. A friendly neighbor; willing to lend a helping hand. NORMAN CROWTHER Super , manager of the foot- ROBERT CLEVELAND Swede ' s friendly way has won him a host of friends. He car¬ ried away many athletic honors besides being the class vice- president. RICHARD COUGHLIN In addition to having for a father one of the ablest custo¬ dians in the state, Dick was president of his class in the sophomore year. JOHN COLCLOUGH Fair-haired and fair-skinned,— Jackie is interested in nature and is an excellent dancer. ELIZABETH CROSWELL Betty was active in the ath¬ letic activities of the school. She and Gloria deLeo were al¬ ways giggling about something. team, loves nothing better to tinker around machines motors. THE WELLESLEYAN 194 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

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THOMAS CURRY MARYDALE DEARTH A very peppy girl is Marydale She is distinguished by her au¬ burn hair and her skill in tennis. GLORIA DeLEO Tommie doesn ' t say much but he sure hits them hard in ' a football game. A 1 » JEAN DEVEREAUX Although she came to us only this year, Jean has proved her¬ self one of the best pupils of the senior class. Just recently we discovered she has a grand sense of humor. We wish we ' d known you longer, Jean. HENRY DIAMOND Better known as Ruben”, he is manager of several teams, and a good newspaper man who helps to run the Bradford. Has anyone ever seen Gloria when she wasn ' t excited? Her enthusiasm never lagged whe¬ ther in school problems or otherwise. DIANA DIGANI Diana ' s diligence is evidenced by her work as the yearbook typist. She and Lil certainly had fun. GLORIA DISCHINO Although naturally quiet and unobtrusive, Gloria could on occasion become quite enthus¬ iastic over certain interests. THE WELLESLEYAN 19 4 1