Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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22 JANET GLEASON We all know what a grand sport Janet is. She can always appreciate something funny. That ' s the way to be, Janet. MARGARET GRAVES Mickey” has always been out¬ standing both academically and socially. She served on many prom committees and extra¬ curricular activities. LESTER GURNEY, 3rd Lester has brought honors to the JAMES GORMAN Here we have another good mechanic in the making. He likes all kinds of engines and is interested in anything that will run. JOSEPH GRIECO The galloping Greek is a sports lover and when he plays he sure puts his heart into the game. IDA GRAVES Ida, grouped in a circle of friends, is a happy-go-lucky girl and finds humor everywhere. ESTHER GROUT The friendly smile and genial appearance of Tyke” are the things that make her what she is — one swell person. school many times, especially by his debates and athletic ability. THE WELLESLEY AN 19 4 1

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21 WILLIAM FORBES, Jr. Remember his famous Dap¬ pers” Club for boys? He’s still a man ' s man and a good sport always. DORIS FRY One good athlete is Dot”, who runs up high bowling scores and has a sharp eye with the rifle. HELENE GABELER An outstanding member of the school and a very popular one at that. Her name will be linked with most social events. SARAH GAN Sarah is extremely versatile, par¬ ticipating in many activities; however, one remembers best her choir work and journalism. ROSALIND GARLAND We ' ve heard that nice things come in small packages. This seems particularly true of Roz. Tiny and quiet, her ability to fit in any place has made her numerous friends. HELEN GARRON You know when she is around and you miss her when she is not. When she laughs, you laugh with her. EDWARD GLEASON Ed is a good all-around athlete, always willing to help others. His work is along the big business line. He plans to make his fortune early in life. THE WELLESLEYAN 19 4 1

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23 EDWARD HALL A mechanic in the making is Ted with his own V-8. DOROTHY HAMILTON Dot spent her sophomore and junior years at Daytona Beach, Florida. We welcomed her back to Wellesley this year. What she doesn’t say would fill vol¬ umes; what she does say is valuable. JOHN HANSON This versatile boy works after school in a restaurant and still manages his school work. He also can play the guitar and harmonica simultaneously. MURIEL HASKELL Dynamic, friendly, and brilliant, that is Wendy. The D.A.R. awarded her the good citizen¬ ship honor this year. CONSTANCE HARRINGTON In her own quiet way Connie leaves us with the impression of a person well-dressed, well- liked, and destined to make friends, wherever she goes. MARGARET HENDERSON GRACE HELBERG Because she is talented and has contributed so much to the choir both as a member and an accompanist, we re glad to hear she may go on with her music. Added to her diligence in study, Margaret has the rare quality of thoughtfulness. THE WELLESLEYAN 194 1