Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Mr. Srergios making ’ ' atlases” in the Exercise Room . . . sack” dresses and brownies in Room 307 . . . those corridor romances . . . the many-colored diagrams on the boards in Room 309 . . . full-scale warfare in Room 215 over weighty Yearbook problems . . . Life Can Be Beautiful” in the art classes . . . those barber shop quartets . . . dance talk in the lunchroom line: Pardon me,

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Fourth Row: Mr. White, I ' . LeCotinl, T. Leavitt, R. Steeves, .T. Lovewcll, I). Loss, U. Moore, I . Pnpkn, W. Cochran, A. Woodward, Y. McKinley, II. Nickelsen, A. Berry, .1. Coffey. H. Yoffe, Miss Guild, Mrs. Rryant Third Row: Mrs. Colettn, V. Seely, N. Hayes, V. McCabe, J. Kennedy, R. Grower, H. Guernsey, K. Tliorgerson, ,1. Russell, N. Peabody, M. Cordon, J. Spear, N. Snow, M. Castellano. N. Howell Second Row: ,1. Nelson, M. Otto, M. I.ougee, P. Allen, .1. Langevin. M. Doliis, .1. Sawdev, P. Purninn, C. Killian, M. Buell, S. Ashland, L. Gross, B. Robinson, K. Peirce Front Row: P. Beckwith, B. Anderson. ,1. Galim, C. Dean, N. Pratt, D. l.uruliirk, R. Miner, T. Downer, S. Gales, ,1. Gan- nno, B. Tliorup, .1. McCurdy, .!. Sharpe, V. Ames. J. Kellie The Wellesleyan The large Wellesleyan staff has striven this year to produce a yearbook which will appeal to everyone. An added incentive has been to surpass, if possible, the excellence of the prize-winning Wellesleyan of ’ 46 . We hope that we’ve succeeded in attaining this goal. Un¬ der the leadership of our capable and popular co-editors, Sally Gates and Tom Downer, plus various competent department editors, we have produced a book of which we hope you will be proud. Though largely a student-operated con¬ cern, the yearbook staff could not have suc¬ ceeded in its task without the always helpful service of its patient advisors Mr. White, Mrs. Coletta, and Mrs. Bryant, who have been in¬ valuable in calming our sometimes radical staff. {21 }

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may I cut in?” . . . crowds around the well-decked bulletin boards . . . Frank Thistle’s swell dance music at the Band Concert and Dance . . . the fun-loving but conscientious Student Council not to mention the Senior Council those lonely looking ' guest-welcomers those afternoon hobbies have been