Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Third lime: W. t ' ocliran, H. Steeves. C. Lloyd, R. Thornton, S. Austill, Y. McKinley, K. .lolinson, A. Berry, F. Le Faivre Second Hoir: K. Ireland. I). Knight. R. Linden. C. Fitch, I . Beckwith, T. Downer. 11. McCrillis, B. McSweeney, C. Chase Front lioir: l Beckwith, P. Allen, V. Dole, C. Killian. M. Young, I), (irower, M. Perini, M. Smith, K. Day, F. (Reason We are all proud of the amazing heights our band has attained this year. It has proved to be one of the most effective means of arousing school spirit. Under the direction of its proficient leader, Mr. Leach, the band has displayed its skill in both school and townactivities, including the Armistice and Memorial Day programs, football games and rallies, the outstanding Band Concert in February, and the various festivals that it has attended throughout the year. We all remember the exciting atmosphere it created at our football games, its rousing music spurring on both the team and the spectators. Let this be a tribute to our band that has contributed so much to the reputation and spirit of Wellesley High. BAND ■{ 24

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on every afternoon in Room 215 . . . the faithful workers of the Yearbook, staff . . . Colorful bulle¬ tin boards. Art honors in the National Scholastic contest . . . Another operetta this year . . . other choir Activities . . . Do re mis from the Voice Class and Chorus . . . No more freezing mornings in Need¬ ham for the band . . . More honors for our excellent orchestra . . . suc¬ cessful new dance band . . . Music Festival activities at last resumed. All-in-all, a production char¬ acterized by hard work, and lots of good times together. T £ T f L.

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ORCHESTRA Under the baton of Mr. Leach, the orchestra has merited our pride and gained the envy of all our surrounding towns. Now, with the creation of a brand new dance orchestra, not only the classical lovers are pleased, but also the swing addicts. The complete orchestra helps to make more enjoyable many other types of programs throughout the year. In the weekly assemblies the students are ushered in and out of the as¬ sembly hall with stimulating marches. Medleys and theme songs added to the enjoyment of the Senior Play. The seniors are particularly grateful to this organization for supplying the very finest of music for the graduation ceremonies. Third Rote: II. McCrillis, W. (ileason, K. Johnson, Y. McKinley, C. Lloyd, 1). Foss, R. Thornton, A. Kerry, Y. Cochran, L. Litvack, R. Linden Second Rote: R. Knight, P. Keckwith, i . Chase, 1). (Irower, PL Snow, Mr. Leach, P. Allen, J. Zeller, K. Ireland, C. Fitch, 1). Fairbanks Front Row: M. Ruell, K. Day, I). Rundlett, P. Anderson, V. Dole, A. Ward, -T. Davis, J. Mills, M. Perini, It. Young {25