Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Page 24 text:

Fourth Rote: B. Anderson, B. Dwyer, .1. Stack, R. O’Brien, J. King, D. Burke, B. Robinson, H. (iuernsey, K. Could, R. Rey¬ nolds Third Rote: A. Kilmain, D. (Irower, M. Higgins, L. Hogan, J. Havenstein, J. Matthews, B. Tseka, M. Buell, J. McCurdy, X. Snow, S. Ashland, K. Thorgerson, .1. ppear, K. Keller Second Rote: M. Cordon, .1. Burgess, .1. Oliver, .1. O’Veil, L. C»ross, .1. Keltie, X. Hayes, Mr. Crockett, R. (irower, K. Hop¬ kins, I. Nelson, S. Rice, V. Worley, .1. Mills Front Rote: S. (iately. M. Dunham, J. Blood, .1. Hutt, B. Brown, J. Stead, K. Macdilvra, S. dates, deMessieres, J. Wheel- ock, K. Kilmain, A. Dunham The chief work of the members of the Bradford staff has been to make the paper a true reflection of school life. The staff has co-operated with the student body to promote the best interests of the school by giving all groups equal representation; by promoting every school enterprise; and by encouraging the students to take part in extra-curricular activities. Great enthusiasm has been exhibited toward the Bradford by the members of this school, as they have shown by submitting articles of interest and variety. We sincerely hope that next year’s class will have a newspaper as successful as this year’s paper, an editor as competent as Ellen MacGilvra, and a staff as willing to serve as there has been this year. The Bradford no

Page 23 text:

Stamp Committee Second Row: T. Walsh, B. Hopkins, J. Harvey, M. Whelan, R. Zanoni, V. Seely, I). Partridge Front Row: (I. Safford.S. Rice, B. Odell, P. Joyce, K. Day, ( Longsworth Hopeful one hundred per cent aims . . . pleading messengers . . . experts in higher mathematics. . . . Bulletin Board Committee Usually cutting up . . . interesting and different displays . . . variety. . . . Second Row: J. Palmer, Miss Bronson, B. Walker Front Row: ■. deMessieres, J. Sackett, J. Love well t 19

Page 25 text:

The Wellesleyan The purpose of the Yearbook staff has been to give you as many pictures and remem¬ brances of each event as possible. For months, every afternoon and during the majority of X” and S” periods, Room 215 has been converted by the editors, Sylvia Rice and Burton Brown, into a madhouse of copy, layout, photographs, and food. Gradually, with the aid of the feature editors and untiring photographers, and under the prayers and guidance of our advisor, Miss Parker, this has all been slowly assembled into what we hope is a successful production. We give special thanks to our art, business and photography advisors: Mrs. Coletta, Mr. Jewell, Mr. Stimson and Miss Guild. To the student members of the business and photog¬ raphy staff, and to all who extended their aid in any way, we express our gratitude. Fourth How: P. Beckwith, I). Burke, It. Drisko. M. Whelan. R. Reynolds. N. Burdoin, G. Salford, R. Winslow, R. Newton Third How: J. Palmer, K. Keller, J. Bazirgan. M. Lattanzi, P. Greenhalgh, A. Bradford. M. Clapp. A. Delano. L. Anderson Second How: Mrs. Coletta, M. 1 nderhill, I. Nicolai, R. Donahue, M. Miner. Miss Parker, K. Kilmain, J. Mills, C. Bart¬ lett, J. Porter, J. Towle. Mr. Jewell Front How: M. Dunham, M. Perry, A. Duff, J. Wheelock, B. Brown, S. Rice, B. Odell, J. Blood, B. Hopkins, J. Davis, N. deMessieres 21