Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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MARK MOTTA Marky . . . Always with the gang . . . That friendly smile . . . Superman in disguise. GERALD MULLIN Jerry . . . Football, baseball and track . . . Another Fred Astaire . . . We’ll be seeing you in the spot-light, Jerry. GAIL MURPHY Hockey and basketball three years . . . Senior Section edi¬ tor . . . Versatile . . . Pretty clothes . . . Flexible eyebrow. EUNICE NEVINS A cute red-head who likes singing ... A member of the Assembly Committee . . . Dra¬ matic Club . . . Master crafts¬ man in Home Economics classes. WILLIAM NOONAN G’willy . . . Track star . . . Honor Roll . . . Homeroom treasurer ... A menace to open lockers . . . Yearbook Boys’ Sports Editor. ALTON NOYES A1 . . . Homeroom chairman . . . Student Council . . . Football co-captain . . . Junior Prom King . . . Modest . . . Champion cake maker. O © SALLY NESBIT Bradford Co-editor . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society . Junior Wellesley Club Award . . . Lover of classical music and books. ANGELINA NUZZI Angie . . . Personality plus . . . Bookkeeper at First Na¬ tional Bank . . . Likes to dance . . . Whiz at school. 25

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JUDITH MILLER Judy . . . Dazzling smile . . . Serious student . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Tennis and basketball . . . Dreams up ex¬ citement! © DONALD MILLS Millsie or Don ... A beam¬ ing personality and a friend forever ... A rabid farming fiend . . . Senior Class Treas¬ urer. ROBERT MILLS Bob . . . He’s a banker, girls . . . A serious student, but what a sense of humor! Hows biology, Bob? VINCENT MONTALI Easy going and good natured . . . Amateur radio mechanic . . . Red Sox fan . . . No fan¬ fare, but the job is always done. KARIN MOLLER German exchange student . . . Very friendly . . . Glad you’ve joined us, Karin . . . Honor¬ ary Student Council member . . . Nice accent. BARBARA MORISON Full of fun . . . Likes to roller skate . . . Those soap-box operas . . . Spanish orals. MARJORIE MORISON Margie . . . Those duets . . . Could double for her sister . . . Wonder why? . . . Quiet, but good to know. » 7 ? 9 4 BRUNO MORTARELLI A good man in shop . . . Great salesman; could convince you of almost anything . . . Sharp shirts . . . Flashing smile. LpmftRft ] 24

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WILLIAM OAKES Bill . . . Has hopes for Naval career . . . Honor Roll . . . Football manager . . . Tennis enthusiast . . . Excels in dra¬ matics. PAUL PALTRINERI Paul . . . Good man to have around . . . Always willing to help . . . Football . . . Basketball. RICHARD OUELLET Black Louie . . . Hockey . . . Good man with a golf club . . . Always laughing. EILEEN PALLADINI A smile for everyone . . Loves to dance . . . Friendly to all . . . Plans for office work. SUZANNE PALMER Lively head cheerleader . Original vocabulary . . . Brad¬ ford Sports Editor . . . Limit¬ less energy . . . Basketball . . . Nice smile. THOMAS PARKER Tommy . . . Tall, blond, with a good sense of humor . . . Baseball manager of ’51 . . . Such a deal. GERALD PARNIN Gerry . . . Co-captain of track team . . . Another Gil Dodds . . . Lots of freckles . . . Good smdent. NATALIE PINI Nat . . . Member of Dramatic Club ... In a hurry . . . Determined . . . Cosmetician . . Oh, those home economic classes. 26