Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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MR. WILLIAM C. GAIGE Principal

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The days go slow bur the years go fast. Seniors realize the truth of these words. So that they and their undergraduate friends may have a perma¬ nent, tangible record of their years together, this yearbook has been created to show the panorama of student life at Wellesley High in 1943. On the TITLE PAGE appears an appropriate FRONTISPIECE. Our sentiments and ideals as loyal American citizens are expressed in the FORE¬ WORD and DEDICATION. The enumeration of those hard-working souls who composed the YEAR¬ BOOK STAFF is followed by this TABLE OF CONTENTS. Our PRINCIPAL and FACULTY have di¬ rected SENIORS and UNDERCLASSMEN through a year of constant change. In AUTUMN we returned to classes, outwardly reluctant but actually glad to continue our studies; by the time WINTER brought its cold and snow, we were busily involved in many activities; when SPRING’S warm weather finally arrived, we were engaged in completing our year’s work and planning the future. The war has increased the importance of our academic learning, has limited our extra-curricular activities, and has given us a more thoughtful atti¬ tude toward the future; yet the many traditional FEATURES recorded here are symbolic of the good times enjoyed by American boys and girls.

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Walter S. Adams Mathematics , Science Sophomore Class Advisor Elmer F. Benjamin Music Louise Balboni Assistant Secretary Elsie Bishop English , Librarian Yearbook Advisor Stacy L. Bragdon Science John H. Buck Mathematics Katherine Bronson Business Subjects , Girls ' Counselor Student Council Advisor , Typing Service Club i ' ll Mrs. Amy Young Burns Director of Music Education Choir