Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Home Room Chairmen and Treasurers A great deal of credit is to be given to those souls who collect money, boss” our home¬ rooms, and represent us in the Student Council. Theirs are thankless tasks, though worthy of highest praise. Both chairmen and treasurers deserve great commendations for the important duties they have so capably performed. livT! M r t. Ml ' 4k,, - Jft JBS Third Row: R. Davis, W. Barber, R. Whirty, G. Slye, R. Dalton, H. Greenhaigh, W. McKinley, F. Sullivan, G. Paltrincri, C. 1). Wolfe, A Purcell Second How: W. Odell, R. Holden, E. Discliino, J. Oliver, J. O’ Neil, J. Burgess, G. S. Beuttel, D. Grower, J. Morse, S. Gules, G. Peterson Front Row: J. Sawdey, E. Day, L. Maccini, V. Ames. J. Uarunk, 13. Thorup, U. McGrath, V. Seely, A. Woodward, P. Allen, R. Chamberlain Bulletin Board Committee Third Row: W. Magort.v, M. Dobis. M. Higgins, L. Gacot, R. Cauipaiia, H.M. Peirce, 1). Fullerton, A. Geiscl, D. A. Nelson Second Row: C. Gnarnieri. J. Marenghi, J. Hayward, C. Chandler, Miss Bronson, S. Williams, C. Doran, N. Howell, J. Keltie, J. Nelson Front Row: M. Cardwell, W Snow, J. McCurdy, M. Lougee, J. C. hove well, N. Hayes, J. Burgess, M. C. Anderson This year ' s Bulletin Board Committee was one of the best that Wellesley High School has ever known. Permanent space for displays on colleges and current events, more efficient organization, and a code of regulations were among its achievements. The large staff worked hard to provide the student body with first-rate dis¬ plays.

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Fourth Row: C. Thorgerson, D. Foss, J. Bezanson, J. Lovewell, T. Leavitt, P. I eCount, R. Miner, S. Austill, J. McCurdy Third Row: E. Gould, N. Pratt, R. Grower, H. Guernsey, J. Gannon, C’. Longswortli, J. Niecoli, E. Johnson, D. Luncliick, J. Keltie Second Row: S. Gates, L. Niccoli, A. Cononi, . Kcniston, A. Temple, R. Dalton, Y. Barber, J. Davis, A. Montali Front Row: N. Suow, P. Allen, E. Day, M. Chapman, J. S| car National Honor Society Although only recently revived in Wellesley High, the National Honor Society has successfully stimulated enthusiasm in scholarship. Membership in this society is limited to those who have maintained highest standards in scholarship, service to the school, leadership, and character. Fifteen per cent of the Senior Class and five per cent of the Junior Class may be elected. The winning candidates are presented with certificates by Mr. Moulton in a formal ceremony at an early spring as¬ sembly. Those who were members of the Honor Society in both Junior and Senior years are: John Gannon, Sally Gates, Roberta Grower, Helen Guernsey, Charles Longsworth, Doris Lunchick, Joan McCurdy, and Joseph Niccoli. •{ n

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Fridays at 9.30 Assembly Committee Second J{o(r: M. C. Anderson, K. Miner, Miss Loonuir, It. Cnmpnna, L. Bartlett Front Row: A. Cononi, N. Pratt, N. Snow, T. Y. Downer, ,1. Burgess, M. Higgins Under the excellent supervision of Miss Loom- er, the Assembly Commit¬ tee has certainly succeeded in its aim to give the stu¬ dents as wide a variety of programs as possible. It has supplied us with every¬ thing from jazz bands to talks on Russia, from mov¬ ies to debates, and from community sings to quizzes.