Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Senior Cornell Third Row: W. Payne, J. Couglilan Second Row: W. Katon, C. Rogers, K. Jackson, C’npp Front Row: G. Yideon, J. Fullerton, Miss Dennen, R. Stan wood, J. Fisher The Senior Council . . . advised by Miss Dennen ... on hand when problems of the Senior Class arise . . . they the shepherds, we the flock. . . . bulletin Hoard R. Meyer, A. Duff, B. Cotton, B. Woods, R. Norton, J. Lovewell . . . Variety of up-to-the-minute war news . . . maps, pictures, cartoons, and feature attractions . . . announcements about everything from scholarships to athletic events . . . i 19

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Student Council President Vice President Recording Secretary Co rresp o nding Secretary Alan Kerivan Joseph Rooney Richard Stanwood Janet Werner Virginia Cupp The Student Council, clearing house of all the questions that come before the school, is being honored this year by being made, for the first time, a member of the Community Council. Delegates from the school’s council attend their meetings. The regular meetings of the student council occur every Monday with Miss Bron¬ son as advisor. This organization sponsors such activities as the Football Dance, United War Fund Drive, the Red Cross Drive and Play Night. The profits from Play Night are to go to the Scholarship Fund for Wellesley High School graduates. The council backs intramural sports and it voted that we resume membership in the National Honor Society. Last year’s projects have been continued also. These include the Service Flag, the Bulletin Board, and its outgrowth, the display case. Fourth Hoir: T. Walsli. R. Miner, S. Austill, Dingswortli, R. McC ' juj liin. .1. Cannon Third How: P. Linnell. V. Scel.v, R. Becker, (I. SafTord, R. Fraser, R. Srltinid, ,1. Docker, K. Day, II. Tliortip Second How: F. Davidson. .1. Harvey, D. Locke. J. Fislier, K. Jackson, W. Payne, II. Odell, P. Brown, A. Seiler Front How: .1. Coutfldun, J. Fullerton, A. Kerivan, V. Cupp, Miss Bronson, J. Werner, H. Stanwood. W. Katon. (i. V id eon 18 }

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Mami Displaying its customary pep, the band has been one of the main factors in arousing school spirit. This organization has participated in many school and town activities. Accompanied always by the delightful twirling corps, and under the leadership of its capable director, Mr. Leach, the band has stirred its audiences at the Memorial and Armistice Day parades, the football games and rallies, and at its major performance of the year, the Band Concert. From the beginning of the year, it was evident that the band needed new uniforms; consequently the Band Concert was arranged to provide a fund for this purpose. Many weeks of planning and rehearsing went into the program. Because of this arduous prepara¬ tion, it was a great success, as all will agree. Fourth Row: P. Popko, C. Lloyd, A. Anderson, S. Austill, L. Ohmart, R. Sherwood, W. Hooper Third Row: H. Burke, R. Norton, A. Berry, R. Sleeves, W. Cochran, H. McCrillis Second Row: Mr. Leach, R. Keltie, E. Ireland, W. Gleasod, P. Delaney, C. Fitch, L. Litvack, C. Chase, P. Beckwith Front Row: N. Snow, P. Fritts, J. McCurdy, J. Tupper, D. Kendrick, V. Kenyon, P. Moulton, V. Dole, D. Rundlett 4 20 }