Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Boys’ Choir Third Row: R. Boyd, .1. Acl.v, J. I eavitt, S. Wallen, N. Fitch, J. Sanford, I). Steeves, .1. Dee, D. Taddia, D. Height Second Rote: .1. Calder, D. Fifield, T. Downer, (i. Raymond, R. O’Brien, Mrs. Burns, R. Miner, (i. Slye,J. (iannon, W. Bar¬ ber, D. Keeman Front Rotc: A. San Martino, II. MacDonald, I). Partridge, T. Furdon, P. Joyce, R. Weden, M. Murray, (i. Safford, T. P ' n- right, R. Keeman Presence of much talent . . . highlights in the professional atmosphere of the operetta . . . new competition for crooners of the day. Girls’ Choir It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love” . . . excellent intonation . . . brilliant and memorable performances. . . . Fourth Rote: M. Dobis, Y. MandofF, A. Quigley, Z. Keniston, P. Darling, J. Burgess, L. Bacot, J. Spear, B. Tseka, H. (Guern¬ se y, N T . Peabody, J. McCurdy, R. Stevens Third Rote: K. MacCiilvra, V. Worley, J. diTiberio, M. Higgins, I ' , (iuarnieri, R. Reynolds, J. O ' Neil, J. Hutt, P ' . Kilmain, M. Dunham, A. Zito, A. Cononi Second Row: V. Haley, I). McNeil, J. Alexander, J. Woodward, B. Thorup, Mrs. Burns, M. Chapman, J. Davis, A. Dun¬ ham, M. Miner, J. Matthews, J. Towers Front Rote: J. Richards, M. Merrill, (i. Indresano, B. Sticklin, J. Soule, M. Perry, J. Stead, A. Seiler, M. Underhill, N. Coughlin, L. (ileason, P. Cahill { 28

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CLUBS The Rifle Club shoots it out in the bicycle room in the position as illustrated. Do you recognize the Dramatic Club mem¬ bers walking with books on their heads? Besides stage action, make-up and practical drama are studied. As the name signifies, the Leaders’ Club is formed to train boys to be gym leaders. For the first time since the beginning of the war clubs have played an active part in our school program. The Red Cross Council, pictured by one of its displays, sponsors the annual Red Cross Drive and fills entertainment boxes for servicemen overseas. The Contributors’ Club criticises both its own literature and the techniques of famous authors, and plans a publication con¬ taining the best work of the group. Interpretive dancing, rhumba, and jitterbugging are studied and per¬ formed by the Modern Dance group. The Drivers’ Club studies the theory of driving, the local, state and national laws, with emphasis on passing the Massachusetts license test. Extensive knitting and sewing are done particularly at Christmas by the Sewing Club. The Debating Club specializes in well-rounded, parliamentary debates. On the whole, our clubs this year have been very successful and we hope the interest will continue.

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Chorus Third Row: K. Santospago, D. Discliino, R. M. Murray, B. Palmer, F. Wilde, J. Hall, F. Rogers, R. Kinlin, P. Anderson, T. Sallaway, N. Jeffery, M. Fitzpatrick Second Row: A. Kilmain, V. Aberle, V. Hayden, B. Blood, R. Borgatti, C. Pezzetti, Mr. Benjamin, P. Ortolani, M. (larvey, (i. Townsend, A. Montali, L. Niccoli Front Row: M. Delaney, D. Carpenter, H. Pipes, C. Renzella, K. Clifford, B. Sonsini, R. Libby, I). Caddick, J. Wickland, K. Discliino Training ground for the choir . . . rapid progress under Mr. Benjamin’s careful and whole hearted efforts. . . . Voice Class ’’Her voice is soft; not shrill like the lark’s” . . . future prima donnas . . . ex¬ cellent presentation in the Christmas program. . . . Second Row: R. Watson, P. Anderson, V. Haley, S . Ashland, J. Porter, J. irtead, C. Chandler, P. Cahill Front Row: M. Underhill, . Kllis, N. Danielson, A. Keenian, T. Munroe 29 }