Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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21 % ROBERT HORNER A friendly, rather humorous chap, has almost sprouted a pair of wings. You can un¬ derstand this when you realize that he just about eats and sleeps airplanes! EUNECIE HUTCHINSON A very friendly and happy young lady, who spent her Junior year in Florida. We were glad to welcome her back for her senior year. ELIZABETH JEWELL She ' s been one of the most in- JUDITH HOWARD Wellesley High School ' s Black Beauty is the cause of many heart throbs. She confesses ice cream is her favoiite dish. BEAL HYDE In the fields of natural history, music, and literature, Beal is unusually well-informed. He has the gift of making many friends easily. JON HUNTINGTON He may be referred to as a play boy, and yet he seems to be quite studious in school. What is your secret, Jon? He has been one of our star track men. MALCOLM JENKINS Malcy has made a name for himself in this school in more ways than one. In sports he has been outstanding on the basketball and the cross country teams. In the classroom he has reached high standards. dustrious members of the class all through high school, and we wish her the best of luck. 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

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25 CHARLOTTE KAVANAGH Our class is lucky to have as sincere and quiet a member as Chari, who has been a member of the student council. i if cfr BARBARA KILEY Realizing that it is better to stand firmly on your own belief than to waiver with every dif¬ ferent suggestion, Barbara has earned a name as a person of very firm convictions. GALBA LODI Although unassuming, Galba LEO KERIVAN Since singing and whistling are not allowed in the corridors, Leo has to be content with laughing and being friendly. MARY LEARY Mary is very quiet and unas¬ suming. One can remember her as the girl with the pretty red hair. goes about her duties with dili¬ gence. Galba is perhaps the greatest student authority on opera in our school. CHARLES KEHLENBACK, Jr. Charlie is definitely a mans man. If you want some real fun just get him going. CHRISTINE KILMAIN What are we going to do with¬ out Chrissy — No more town news ' Her friendliness is the answer to her ability to know all that is happening. THE WELLESLEYAN 194 1