Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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29 BENJAMIN NAKASHIAN Benny ' s drumming speaks for him. He has set a good example with his faithful attendance at band rehearsals and we ll cer¬ tainly miss him. VIRGINIA NOYES Ginny’s been largely responsible for many of the victories in girls ' sports. She’s evidently made it a point to know every¬ one in her class because all we hear is, Won ' t it seem funny without Ginny? GEORGE OLIVER Joe” is the class horticulturist. If you want to know anything PAULINE NEWELL Little girl plus big drum — that’s how we remember her. She’s always been at the football games with her drum, but we’re afraid that if she trains to be a nurse as she’d like to, she’ll have to leave her drum outside. EDMUND NUTTING Ed has taken an interest in the ministry, and here ' s to his suc¬ cess ! His activities in that field are highly respected by his many friends. ROSARIO NIZZARI Czar hopes to be a basso some day and he takes his music seriously. For practice, he sings on Talent Nights. WILLIAM O’CONNELL Basketball, baseball, football, and hockey are just a few of the sports Huck” loves. plants, just go to him. e is also a swell sport lot of fun; everyone likes THE WELLESLEY AN 19 4 1

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28 RICHARD MILLS This athletic lad has two great passions — baseball and sailing, in both of which he is an ac¬ tive fan. PATRICIA MOORE Popular, versatile and poised— one can always remember Patty walking in a leisur ely and care¬ free manner to her classes. BEVERLY MUNN You will find Beverly a willing MARY MITCHELL She has a penchant for drama¬ tics. Everyone remembers her excellent monologues at Stunt Nights. ROBERT MOULTON A good ball player, who makes every second count both in school and on the ball field. MARION MONTGOMERY Mamie’s scholastic ability has been an accepted institution in Wellesley High for some time. Radcliffe will be receiving not only an excellent student but a person who has many friends. BARBARA MULLIN The success of our twirling corps next year will be due largely to the efforts of this year s twirlers. Barbara was one of the first to turn out and has eagerly contributed her time and efforts. student and included in every¬ thing. Her pleasing personality has won her many friends. THE WELLESLEY AN 19 4 1

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ROSEANNE O’NEILL Rosie ' s athletic prowess coupled with her vitality are perhaps re¬ sponsible for the many friends she leaves behind when she goes way off there to Van¬ couver. MIDWOOD PERRIN Middie is the thoughtful type of person who is not satified with anyone else ' s answer, but thinks everything out for him¬ self. DaVIDA PIKE She has been one of the most active members of the Dramatic Club as well as of the choir. EDWARD OUELLET Eddie looks on the humorous side of life, always laughing, or enjoying something, but still has a business like manner about him. JEAN PERRY Pretty, popular, well-liked, this young lady has a smile that’s infectious. Jidge’s graduation is going to leave an awful gap in Mr. Adams’ room. MARY PALTRINERI What a gift it is to be friendly and unassuming. She and Edith are inseparable. JEAN PETERSON Modesty, friendliness, and studi¬ ousness are some of Jean ' s out¬ standing virtues. Her quiet, un¬ assuming manners win for her many lasting friends. We hear she’s going to dra¬ matic school, so here’s a wish from the class of ' 41, Vida— best of luck! THE WELLESLEYAN 194 1