Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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CHAIRMAN UCR T, BOLSTER, SECY ALFRED A FRASER r M. MCCRACKEN EDWARD L. ULLMAN Peck Avenue Peirce Road Pickerel Road Pickerel Terrace Pilgrim Rood Pme Ploin Rood Pine Ridge Rood Pine Rid e Road Pine Street Pine Tree Rood Pinevale Avenue PioewoY Pleasant Street Plymouth Rood Pod Rood Pandside Rood Prescott Street 3G Marshall Rood Princeton Rood 1 A. I 6 4F Garde 3H Indion Springs Way 2J Mortin Rood 2C 3C Priscilla Rood 4K 4C Gordr Hi 2H-3H Ingerioll Rood 2C Marvin Rood 6F Prospect Street 2K 7C BE Gor r ten 28 Ingleside Rood IA Mossosoit Road 3C Putney Rood 5 J 4K Gilson Road 3H Ingraham Rood 7D.7E Mougus Avenue 4H.4I 5M Glen Rood 1H-2K Intervole Rood 1J Mourice Rood 4D Roilrood Street 5E 28 Glenbrook Road IH Inverness Road 51 Moy Street 40 Rovine Rood 1H-2H 4N Glen Cross Road 2J Ivy Road 4D Moya Road � A-1B Rice Street 6G M Rood Rood 4J-5K 2C-2 Rood ■ ■ ■ Ston Bve Rood 2J-3 5E-5 Road Rood ie Avenue 4D-5 3F-3 5A-8 40-5 D oad Terroce Top 7 F-6F Road i Rood y Road 4K-3L 5F-5G Thomos Road Twitchell Street SHT ANGUS J. MACNEIL.TECH ADVISOR OCTOBER 1950 KEY ZONES SINGLE RESIDENCE GENERAL RESIDENCE EDUCATIONAL BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL M N|MUN LOT SIZE AREAS 20,000 SQ FT IS.000 S0.FT. II 10.000 SQ.FT. This Is ADMINISTRATION . 6 SENIORS.......-. 8 UNDERGRADUATES ... 12 SPORTS......... ... 56 ACTIVITIES . 80 We, the class of 1954, present this our yearbook to the town of Wellesley. Since its early days this town has willingly supported its schools and has, each year, contributed toward improvements which make our schools outstanding. Indeed, the merits of the Wellesley schools have received commendation from educators in many parts of the country. During our years here we have profited from the interest the town has taken in the welfare of its future citizenry. We have, of course, learned much in the classroom. However, we have learned also by observing the townspeople of this com¬ munity. In our books we have found the theory; in our fellow townsmen we have observed democratic attitudes in action. As we become adults in this community or in other communities, we shall strive to exemplify those principles upon which our school and town are based. In the years to come may you, the Class of 1954, look back on the pages of this yearbook and recall what you then will think of as ' Those good old days We hope they have been days that prepared you well for your journey through life. Your parents, teachers, and friends sincerely trust that you have gained a firm belief in yourself, a sound knowledge of all that is right, and a strong determination to succeed in whatever you may undertake. The founda¬ tion has been laid. What is now built on it is up to you. God Bless You All! Samuel M. Graves KATHERINE BRONSON Assistant Principal Dean of Girls JOSEPH C. SPANG Director of Guidance ROBERT T. BATEMAN Mathematics ELEANOR D. COPLEY Physical Education MILTON ECONOMOS Practical Arts EDWARD H. HERLIN Science CHARLES D. BURGESS Social Studies WILBURY A. CROCKETT English PETER J. CERTUSE English PHILIP E. DAVIS Physical Education J JAMES T. ETMEKJIAN French HAROLD E. HINES Physical Education JOHN N. GOODRIDGE Latin and French ELEANOR M. JOHNSON Science Raymond a chapman Social Studies CATHERINE M. DENNEN Business DOROTHY M. GUILD business GEORGE F. KERIVAN Mathematics JAMES T. LAPE English RUTH B. W. MILLNER Fine Arts DORA E. PALMER English WILLIAM G. STERGIOS Science RAYMOND E. LEACH Music MAY E. MILLIKEN Social Studies WILL C RIGGS Music WILLIAM STIMSON Spanish ERNEST B. LORETT Social Studies and Frpnch MRS. FLORENCE M. McGILVRAY Business SALVATORE W. SIMONE Fine Arts ERNEST F. UPHAM Social Studies ELMORE D. LUNDGREN Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY W. McIntyre Practical Arts and English CLAIRE L. SLATTERY English HELEN ANNE WALTON Librarian MRS. MYRA MINSKY MRS. OLGA PETERSON Secretary Secretary MRS. MARY CROWELL Matron MRS. MARGARET G. LOTHROP School Nurse MR. HELGE LINDHOLM MR. DAMIANO DiSCHINO Custodians WILLIAM ACLY Bill . . . Number one man on our Senior list . . . Played Junior Var¬ sity Football . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Gets along well with every¬ one. BARBARA AYRES Barby . . . Enthusiast of the dance . . . Always at the games . . . Season Ticket Drive ... Cham¬ eleons . . . Capable prompter of the Senior Play . . . Hard worker . . . Remember the American in Paris number? ELIZABETH ADAMS Betsy . . . Vivacious cheerleader . . . Student Council Financial Secre¬ tary . . . Keeps people guessing .. . Member of the Softball and Basket¬ ball Teams . . . Always ready for a laugh . . . Yearbook . . . Chocolate and orange sherbert so¬ das. ROBERT BAKER Riley . . . Plays in the School Band and Or¬ chestra . . . Owner of a bright blue Ford . . . Livens up any party . . . Good man with a sax . . . Wrestling Team stalwart . . . Listens sympathetically to prob¬ lems. ALAN AKESON Blond crewcut ... An outstanding class leader . . . High-scoring cap¬ tain of the Basketball Team . . . Our Junior Prom King . .. Amiable . . . Football and Base¬ ball ... A three-letter man . . . Unconquerable will. MAURICE BALBONI Bal . . . Well-dressed . . . Co-Captain of the Football Team . . . Duke of the Junior Prom . . . Always has a come-back . . . Stand¬ out on the Varsity Hockey and Baseball Teams . . . Unexpected remarks. MARCIA ANDRESS Understanding ... A friend to everyone . . . Co-Editor of the Brad¬ ford News Staff ... A capable accompanist for Girls’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . Always on the go . . . Strong convic¬ tions. JOSEPH BALDINI Joe . . . Rugged line¬ man on the Varsity Football Team for two years . . . Owner of a wonderful sense of humor ... An expert at place-kicking ... A lik¬ able personality. SARAH BARBER Sally . . . Chorus and Glee Club . . . Bradford Typing Editor . .. Year¬ book Planning Board . . . Smart clothes . . . Honor Roll . . . Outside interests . . . Figure- skater ... A last-min¬ ute” girl . . . Neat and attractive . . . Sympa¬ thetic. GARRETT BLANCHFIELD The prodigal son who returned for his Senior year . . . Boisterous . . . Loves life . . . Interested in everyone ... A Yankee fan from way back . . . Persuasive . . . Sympathetic toward down-hearted females. ADELAIDE BATTAGLIA Della . . . Our striking head twirler . . . Mem¬ ber of the Chameleons . . . One of our future teachers? ... Neat and sweet with a twinkle in her eye . . . That natur¬ ally curly hair! ROBERT BENJAMIN Bob . . . Quiet and in¬ dustrious . . . Wrapped- up in his music . . . Ver¬ satile musician but the violin is his first love . . . Representative at New England and All- State Music Festivals.. Thoughtful. DEBORAH BEUTTEL Debbie . . . Long, shin¬ ing, dark hair . . . Ac¬ tive on our Bradford ... That perpetual smile ... Chorus member . . . Energetic on our Soft- ball Team ... I have no time!” . . . Senior Play . . . Considerate. ALFRED BOURQUE Freddie . . . An out¬ standing Football Co- Captain . . . That faith¬ ful motor vehicle . . . A leading man on our Wrestling Team . . . Ask him about his fam¬ ily . . . Well-groomed . . . Seems to under¬ stand everyone . . . Man of iron. KAROL BOWKER Artistic . . . Inventor of clever dance decorations . . . Posters galore . . . Bradford Art Editor . . . Petite cheerleader . . . Loves to sing . . . Chor¬ us and Glee Club . . . Excellent swimmer and diver . . . Eyes that sparkle. NANCY BOYAJIAN Nicky . . . Bundle of dynamite! . . . Bradford Feature Staff . . . Talka¬ tive . . . Always on the go . . . Pity! . . . Ticketselling? ... Have a dime?” . . . Member of the Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Professional practical joker. DEBORAH BRIGGS Debby . . . Active mem¬ ber of Senior Play Com¬ mittees . . . Chorus and Glee Club . . . Easy-go¬ ing .. . Those facial expressions! . . . Seen often in a convertible . . . Member of the As¬ sembly Committee. JOHN CAMP ANA Johnny . . . Mr. Inde¬ pendent ... Able mem¬ ber of the Wrestling Team . . . Sincere in all he says or does . . . Strong rooter for the Yankees . . . Little, but oh my! . . . Try him at bowling. BARBARA BRIS Bobbie . . . The dynam¬ ic Californian who came to us in our Junior year . . . Chorus and Glee Club . . . That harmony! . . . Jean of the Senior Play . . . Poised and chic ... A Chameleon actress. LARS BRYNILD Quiet and a good work¬ er .. . Dependable . . . Knows cars inside-out ... A member of the 8:29 stampede ... Al¬ ways has a friendly grin for everyone . . . Keen sense of humor. JILLIAN CARLE Jill . . . Crazy about New Hampshire . . . On many Decoration and Refreshment Com¬ mittees for our dances . . . Writes out High School Highlights in the Townsman ... A member of the Service Club. DAVID CHAPIN Dave . . . Cross Coun¬ try star and Captain— and he broke the school record! . . . Our Brad¬ ford Sports Editor . . . Wonderful sense of hu¬ mor . . . Nonchalant . . . Bob and Ray fan . . A whiz on skates. KEVIN BURKE Burkie . . . Came back to us in our Junior year after having been away a short time . . . Sailing . . . Baseball . . . Quiet, but watch out! . . . Ah, those desks in Room 107. LORRAINE CHAPMAN Our pert little member of the Chameleons . . . Exerts her vim on the Basketball Court... In¬ terested in secretarial work . . . Always will¬ ing to join in on any¬ thing . . . Sports-mind¬ ed. HELEN CHISHOLM Chis . . . Soprano voice . . . Music lover . . . Field Hockey . . . Wel- lesleyan Planning Board . . . ‘The Rich Mahara¬ jah of Magadore . . . Look at that school spirit! , Glee Club . . . “Gee Whiz” . . Loves to dance . . . Am¬ bitious. CYNTHIA CHRISTIE Chris . . . Quiet, but easy ro talk to . . . Very natural . . . Played wing Team . . . Common sense . . . Served on Ice¬ breaker and Prom Com¬ mittees ... Lovely Com¬ plexion! THOMAS COCHRAN Tom . . . Well-dressed . . . Oh! that blond hair . . . Talkative.. . What have I done now?” . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . White bucks club member . . . Loves to hand out advice . . . “I don’t agree . WILLIAM COLLINS Gussie ... In Sopho¬ more and Junior years an active participant in Jtoys’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . How long will that car keep running? ... A working man. JANE CHURCHILL Janie . . . Field Hockey enthusiast . . . Always ready to help . . . Load¬ ed with school spirit . . . Can you imagine a party without Janie! ... Active on Assembly Committee . . . Conta¬ gious laugh . . . Brad¬ ford News Staff. DANA CROCKFORD P . . . That talented trumpet player . . . Eager member of the High School Band . . . Pitcher for the Baseball Team . . . “Lets go pick some apples . . . Oh, that gasoline meter! ROBERT CLARK Bob . . . Long and lanky . . . Varsity Foot¬ ball Senior year . . . As¬ sembly Committee . , . Model airplane enthusi¬ ast . . . Can’t get along without his bicycle . . . Gym Team ... A loyal friend to all. FRANCIS CUMMINGS Frannie . . . Member of Chorus and Glee Club ... A lover of hot rods . . . Must stack milk bottles in his sleep! . . . Some wit! . . . Wellesley’s leading soda jerk. JEROME CUSHING Jerry . . . Well-known . . . Neat dresser . . . Runs the 880 on the Track Team . . . Al¬ ways in a daze . . . Those flashy sweaters! . . . Yearbook staff . . . Ladies’ man ... On the Football Team. RICHARD DALY Dick. . . A good de¬ bater . . . Avid science- fiction fan . . . I think that we re missing the point!” . . . Good stu¬ dent . . . Icebreaker En¬ tertainment Committee . . . Always does a good job . . . Precise. JUDITH DICK Judy . . . Terrific par¬ ties . . . Magnetic per¬ sonality . . . Class Sec¬ retary for three years . . . Small wonder on a Basketball court . . . Lively . . . Many activi¬ ties and sports . . . For¬ ever in a hurry . . . Field Hockey and Soft- ball. SANDRA DILUCCI An active member of Chorus and Glee Club . . . On the Assembly Committee . . . Cham¬ eleons . . . Co-operative . . . Works as a nurse’s aide ... A ballerina who dances in many shows. MARIO DEFAZIO Trumpeter in the Band and Orchestra . . . ”Big deal!” . . . Likes to drive cars, to hunt, and to fish . . . Jovial and friendly . . . Talkative . . . That little blue convertible! ROSE MARIE DIMAGGIO DiMagg . . . Vivacious gal . . . Beautiful long hair . . . Our aggressive Captain of the Field Hockey Team ... Ever¬ lasting wit! . . . ‘Takes one to know one” . . . Spirited Chorus mem¬ ber . . . Softball pitcher. M. PAUL DIAS A Track man . . . An excellent soda jerk . . . Junior Varsity Baseball . . . Great garage mech¬ anic . . . Do we have another Lindbergh on our hands? . . . Those unexpected comments! GIRAUDE DISCHINO Gerry . . . One of our class mechanics ... Al¬ ways polite ... A stal¬ wart at the bowling al¬ ley .. . His first and last love, an automobile . . . Quiet, well-liked ... Football Team. PETER DORAN Pete . . . Enthusiastic member of the Basket¬ ball and Baseball teams . . . Often seen in a green 1940 Ford or a Model T . . . Tell us another ' fish ' ’ story . . . Takes life slow n easy. VIRGINIA DOWD Ginny . . . A competent student. . . Honor Roll . . . Sure to succeed . . . Field Hockey Team... Tennis lover ... Wel¬ lesley an and Bradford . . . Choir . . . Pleas¬ ant and nice to know . . . Energetic and de¬ pendable. CHARLES DOZOIS Charlie . . . Has been with us since our Soph¬ omore year . . . Out¬ standing end on the Varsity Football Team ... A good Baseball player . . . Such an ex¬ tremely amiable per¬ son! ELISABETH DRYSDALE Beth . . . Green con¬ vertible . . . Glee Club and Chorus . . . Friend¬ ly .. . Chameleons and Assembly Committee.. Drysdales Taxi Ser¬ vice” . . . Plaid skirts . . . Mischievous . . . Peaches and cream com¬ plexion . . . Spices up every gathering. JANICE DUDLEY Jan . . . That beautiful wavy blonde hair! . . . Thoughtful and con¬ siderate . . . Very neat dresser . . . Interested in music . . . Likes horses . . . Beautiful sweaters . . . Does hos¬ pital aide work . . . Jan and her collie. M. PAUL DUNLAVY Poker-faced ... A Junior Varsity Baseball player . . . His usual means of locomotion— a little green motor scooter . . . Plays Bas¬ ketball for various Wel¬ lesley teams . . . Tall and likeable. SUMNER DRESSER Sam ... A loyal backer of the Hockey Team . . . Enjoys skating . . . Member of the Gym Team . . . Helps out in the lunchroom . . . In order to study one must first overcome sleep. PATRICIA DUNNE Patty ... It isn’t the size that makes the dif¬ ference .. . Never stops laughing . . . Office helper . . . That dark, curly hair! . . . Full of enthusiasm and energy . . . Reliable worker. KATHLEEN EDGERTON Kathy . . . National Honor Society . . . Ac¬ companist for Glee Club . . . That curly, curly hair . . . Bradford Co-Editor . . . Treasurer of the Chameleons . . Capable and efficient ... An accomplished actress . . . Talented and sweet. ROBERT FITZPATRICK Fitz ... A really big hunk of man . . . Peren¬ nial grin on his face ... Boy, can he eat! . . . Will laugh at anything . . . Everyone knows and likes Fitz. JAMES ELLISON Jimmy . . . Look at that wave! . . . Jim—the boy actor . . . Proof that great and big things come in small packages . . . Radio and television . . . Senior Play . . . Let’s face it . JEROME FOSS Jerry . . . Hardworking President of the Cham¬ eleons . . . Industrious member of Student Council . . . Talented Thespian . . . Enthusias¬ tic bass in Choir . . . Willing and able M.C. at many school func¬ tions . . . Walks with long strides. ELAINE EVANS Blonde and blue-eyed . . . What a beautiful tan! . . . Cape Cod summers . . . Let’s go riding. . . . One-track mind . . . Lives, thinks, and dreams horses . . . Yearbook . . . Ever¬ present at sports events . . . Casual. T WILLIAM FRAZIER Bill . . . Often seen in a gray Chrysler . . . Curly black hair . . . Full of energy and vig¬ or .. . Quiet—that is, sometimes . . . Florist specialist . . . Always coming up with choice remarks. JAMES FAY Jim Stand-out on the Golf Team . . . Dependable committee worker . . . Boys’ State 1953 . . . Enthusiastic member of Boys’ Chor¬ us and Glee Club . Amiable. CONSTANCE GARRON Connie ... A word for everyone . . . Very witty ... A versatile sports enthusiast . . . My brother Doug . . . Always with a gang . . . Good office worker . . . Oh, those New York summers! SYLVIA GILMAN Varsity Field Hockey . . . Indispensable to the Art staffs of the Bradford and yearbook . . . Posters . . . Honor Roll . . Original and imaginative . . . Tal¬ ented swimmer and ski¬ er . . .New Hampshire summers . . . Sunny dis¬ position. WALLACE GALE HAGGARD Gale . . . Umm, that curly hair . . . Honor student . . . Interesting accent . . . Very quiet, but very busy . . . Mem¬ ber of the Gym Team . . . Gives nothing less than his best. CAROL GIOVANELLA Easy to know and like . . . A good sport . . . Never gets ruffled . . . Neat clothes, worn well ... A capable and effi¬ cient worker in and out of school. WILLIAM HARTWELL Bill . . . Valuable tenor . . . Member of Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club for three years . . . Boys’ Quartet, J unior and Senior years . . . Hard worker in every activity undertaken . . . Conscientious. VINCENT GODLESKY Vini . . . Get a load of that crew haircut! . . . Gym Team . . . Oh, oh’’ . . . Good man on the Hockey Team . . . I didn’t do it” . . . Al¬ ways good for a laugh. JOHN HEATH Jack . . . That lanky stride . . . Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club ... He certainly can talk about the Armed Forces . . . Good for a laugh . . . One sturdy station wag¬ on .. . Baseball fan. FRANCIS GRAYSON Frannie . . . Cars, cars, and more cars Swimming Team . . . Gym Team . . . Big Deal” . . . Quiet until you get to know him— then, watch out! . . . Swims and dives like a seal. JANET HENRY Rabbit . . . Correspond¬ ing Editor of the Brad¬ ford . . . Innocent re¬ marks?? . . . Saxophone player in Band . . . Pretty clothes . . . Her whistle! ... An un¬ predictable daredevil... Remember Serenade to a Jerk?” . . . Senior Play. CHARLES HOLBROOK Charlie . . . Came to Wellesley from Shrews¬ bury and made a hit in no time . . . Plays S p e e d b a 11 with real spirit . . . Football root- MARGARET HOPKINS Peggy . . . Assembly Committee Chairman . . . Sailing enthusiast . . . Varsity Field Hoc¬ key and Tennis ... Al¬ ways late . . . Loves to sit around and sing . . . Co-Editor of the Brad¬ ford Feature Staff . . . Loves doing favors Mischievous laugh. er . . . Interested in Basketball and Baseball. N 4 : V via m JOHN HUGHES Johnny . . . Always on the job . . . Quiet and friendly ... A good man in the shop . . . Likes to draw cartoons . . . Short in height but not in capability. MARTHA IRISH Marty . . . Terrific ath¬ lete ... A crack shot in Basketball and a whiz at Tennis . . . Full of fun . . . Sincere and conscientious . . . Subtle wit ... A casual and natural manner. GEORGE JACKSON Industrious As¬ sistant Editor on the Yearbook Staff . . . Member of the Chame¬ leons . . . Mmmm, boy!” . . . Likeable and easy-going . . . Basket¬ ball, Hiking and Ping Pong . . . Dislikes heavy make-up. BARBARA JACOBSEN Babsie . . . The girl with a monkey for a pet . . . Buttercup . . . Skiing . . . How about a new hairdo? . . . Oh, so casual ... A little Tennis, maybe? ... A prospective nurse. ROBERT HUGHES Bob . . Quiet and de¬ voted to his friends . . . A hard worker . . . Another automobile en¬ thusiast . . . Get a load of tPk)se fancy hub caps!! . . . That easy¬ going, good-natured type. EDWARD JANSE Teddy . . . New this year from Garden City, N. Y. . . . Can you imagine—a pilots li¬ cense! . . . Skiing and hunting enthusiast . . . Oh, gee — I dunno” . . . Fond of Football and Baseball. PHILLIP JENNINGS Phil . French horn player in the Football Band and Orchesrra . . Chameleons . . . Junior Prom Ticket Committee . . . Honor Roll . . . Writer for the Bradford . . . Willing to work . . . Always says hello”. JAMES JOLLY Jimmy . . . Rebel . . . Choice remarks . . . Unlimited suppl y of gum . . . Manager of the Hockey Team . . . Does he ever leave the library? . . . Never with¬ out a joke . . . Rabid Baseball fan . . . Help¬ ful on Dance Commit¬ tees. JOANNE JERGER An able Bradford Busi¬ ness Editor . . . Has a job on her hands play¬ ing that bass fiddle in Orchestra ... A mem¬ ber of both the Bulletin and Showcase Commit¬ tees . . . Posters. MARY JULIANI Infectious giggle . . Boundless energy . . A talented songstress . . . Chorus and Glee Club . . . On Assembly Committee, Junior year . . . ”Uh-huh” ... Oh, that long brown hair . . . Serene at times. BRENDA JOHNSON A pleasant disposition . . . Field Hockey and Basketball ... A mem¬ ber of the Bradfor d Staff and Assembly Committee . . . That little voice . . . Co- Chairman of the Cham¬ eleons Hospitality Committee . . . Fond of sports, especially swimming. ELENORA KEATING Ellie . . . Pep galore . . . Publicity Manager of the Chameleons . . . Interested in everyone . . . Just watch her cut loose when a Spanish record is heard . . . Beautiful eyes! . . . En¬ joys life and shows she does. J. PHILIP JOHNSTON Phil ... An athlete! . . . Our hard-kicking Football Co-Captain ... Hockey star . . . Sky¬ scraper . . . Talkative . . . Sincere . . . Two years on Student Coun¬ cil .. . Wrestling . . . A hard worker in many activities . . . Hi, kid.” DAVID KENT A newcomer to Welles¬ ley in his Sophomore year ... A quiet, but enthusiastic member of our class . . . I nown by his intimate friends as Spider” . . . Likes co go hunting. DANIEL KERIVAN Dan . . . Energetic skat¬ ing member of our Hockey Team ... Ef¬ ficient worker in the lunch room . . . Hot¬ rod driver . . . Always a grin . . . Never seen around school except when necessary. MARJORIE KOPPEN Marjie . . . Ask her about collies and you’ve got her started ... A member of the. Assem¬ bly Committee . . . An Honor Roll student all three years . . . Persist¬ ence . . . Quiet humor . . . Blushes. MARY LOUISE KILMAIN Louise . . . Sometimes quiet, but always filled with enthusiasm . Glad you joined our Bradford Staff ... A member of the Chame¬ leons . . . Oh, those mad craft classes! . . . Petite. v LOUISE LABADINI Those pretty eyes . . Looking forward to air¬ line work . . . Far away Places . . . Steady chatter . . . Likes to be where there’s fun and excitement . . . Be seeing you around. WILLIAM KILMAIN Butch . . . Well-groom¬ ed .. . Ace fullback on our Football Team . . . Tricky on a Basket¬ ball court . . . Track star . . . Per peeve, ties . . . Tremendous ap¬ petite . . . College bound . . . Bright red Basketball socks! ARLENE KOELBEL Talented twirier . . . Fabulous parties . . . Dramatic ability, plus . . . Senior Play lead . . . Unmistakable laugh . . . Renowned for her Bumble Boogie . . . Oh, that’s terrific!”... Yearbook ... As bright as a dash of red paint. ELIZABETH LANE Betty . . . Infectious giggle . . . Forever run¬ ning for that 8 A.M. bus . . . Quiet . . . Of¬ ten seen in a green con¬ vertible . . . Always working hard—during and after school . . . Athletic. JANET LANE Always smiling ... In¬ dispensable help in the office . . . Well known, for her streak of am¬ bition . . . Very de¬ pendable . . . Tiny, but you know what they say about small packages! BRUNTON LARSSON Bucky . . Good Foot¬ ball player . . . Owns one of Wellesley s best knife collections. ... A hunter from way back . . . His humor is known all over school . . . Curly blond hair. ELIZABETH LEYON Liz . . . Energetic . Staunch individual¬ ist . . . Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, Tennis . . . Girls ' Sports Editor on the Bradford . . . I Vellesleyan Plan¬ ning Board . . . Honor Roll . . . Zealous drum¬ mer in the Football Band . . . Humorist . . . Famous for witticisms. DONALD LATTANZI Don . . That flashy Mercury . . . Terrific on the dance floor . . . Well-dressed . . . Hard worker . . . Boys ' Chor¬ us and Glee Club . . . Always does things well . . . The tall silent type . . . Easy to talk to. ROBERT LEYON Bob . . . Elected to the National Honor Society Junior ye ar . . . Stage Manager for the Sen¬ ior Play and Chame¬ leons . . . Boys ' Chorus, Glee Club and En¬ semble . . . Industrious and conscientious. A. JOAN LAWSON Joanie . . . Very quiet and sweet . . . Around and ' round in a skating rink . . . Neatly dressed . . . Sparkling hair and complexion . . . One of our most attractive Se¬ niors. FRANCES LINDSEY Frannie . . . Always full of pep . . . New to our Senior class from Roxbury . . . How about that?” . . . What an art lover!! . . . For¬ ever and ever a good laugh . . . Who, me?” J. PAUL LEAHY Nonchalant . . . Var¬ sity Football . . . What a power house”! . . . Honor student . . . Off on a fishing trip with his outboard . . . First to catch onto a joke ... A sincere friend. DOROTHY LODI Dotty . . .Nice clothes, neatly worn . . . Ask her any favor . . . Brad¬ ford Business Staff . . . Far from being a pro¬ crastinator . . . Ami¬ able . . . Likes people and people like her . . . Attractive. WALTER LOWMAN Walt . . . He’s always behind the bowling ball . . . Who’s in that corner? . . . One of the Star” boys . . . Lets go to the peepo . . . Quiet, but very energetic . . . Beautiful handwriting. RALPH LUBY Loves to play Baseball ... A handy man with tools . . . Made the scoreboard for the Lit¬ tle League . . . Full of fun and ideas Known for his easy grin. SALLY MACFEE Tiny and vivacious . . . Advice to the lovelorn . . . Hysterical laughter . . . Navy blue . . . Telephonitis” . . . Headed for the business world ... A definitely plus” personality . . . Capable of lifting everybody’s spirits. MARJORIE MACKENZIE Marjie . . . Elected as a member of the Na¬ tional Honor Society in her Junior year . . . An excellent business stu¬ dent . . . Long brown hair ... A devoted of¬ fice worker . . . Always busy. DONALD LUDLAM Don . . . Came to Wellesley in his Soph¬ omore year . . ■. Pianist . . . Chorus . . . Blond hair . . . Chameleons . . . That rich voice . . . Active member of the Devotionals Committee . . . Ensemble . . . Thoughtful . . . Strik¬ ing characteristics. DIANNE MACLEOD Enthusiastic member of Girls’ Chorus and En¬ semble . . . Member of Decoration and Re¬ freshment Committees . . . Loyal worker on the school office staff . . Enjoys working as a nurse’s aid. ROSALIE LUPO Pert and neat . . . Stu¬ dent Council represent¬ ative . . . Queen of the Junior Prom . . . Spark¬ ling brown eyes . . . En¬ thusiastic head cheer¬ leader . . . Friendly to everyone . . . Always giving sincere advice . . . Expert on Decora¬ tions Committees. EDWARD MADDEN Zeke . . . Active Stu¬ dent Council member for three years . . . Life of every party . . . Fu¬ ture golf pro . . . Star Hockey defenseman . . . Chairman of successful Paper Drive and Rally Committees . . . Never a dull moment. PATRICIA MAGENNIS Pat ... So easy to get along with ... A won derful sense of humor . . . Modest ... A Nor¬ man bicycle rider . . . An animal lover . . . An outstanding Soft- ball player . . . Leaving for California. MARY MAGUIRE Very quiet, but very nice to know ... A real friend to those who know her . . . Horses . . . Hopes to succeed as an airline hostess . . . Show Case Committee. JOANNE MARCHETTI Energetic cheerleader . . Well known for her rare sayings . . . Mem¬ ber of the Varsity Bas¬ ketball Team . . . Loves to sing . . . Girls’ Chor¬ us .. . Senior Play . . . Attractive and a bit devilish. JUDITH MARSHALL Judy . . . ' Tell me more! . . . Canasta on a rug . . . Little black poodle . . . Choir . . . Trying to park a big black car? . . . The most beautiful clothes Vigorous ... A won¬ derful friend. VIRGINIA MAY Ginny . . . Crazy over horses; and she cer¬ tainly can draw them . . . Came to us from England in her Sopho¬ more year . . . Sweet and petite . . . Pink cheeks and big brown eyes . . . Field Hockey. ELLEN MCBURNEY One of our energetic twirlers . . . Life of any party . . . Good sense of humor . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Westford! . . . Never- ending supply of ener¬ gy ... A lot of fun. ROBERT MARSGHER Chief . . . Came to Wellesley High in our Junior year . . . Skip¬ per? . . . Has plans to make lots of money . . . Loves to “fool around” . . . Always ready for a good time. BETTY MCCARTNEY Tennis enthusiast Always cheerful and full of fun ... A mem¬ ber of the Assembly Commitee . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Three-year member of the Field Hockey Team . . Don’t get her giggl¬ ing . . . Explosive. THOMAS MCFARLANE Tom . . . Interested in Hockey . . . Owner of a wonderful personality . . . Has his own tape recorder! . . . Taught skiing, skating, and swimming . . . Enjoys working with his short¬ wave radio. FREDERIC MCINTYRE Freddy . . . Speedy with a Tennis racquet . . . Knows cars inside-out . . . ’ Well, hows the kid?” . . His little blue Ford . . . Always cheerful . . . Would have been right at home in the Roaring Twenties. ROBERT McKOWN Muck . . . President of the Student Council . . . Head of Rally Commit¬ tee Junior year . . . De¬ pendable . . . Active in many school func¬ tions . . . Math whiz . . . Blond crew cut . . . Football, Basketball, Tennis . . . Crazy about sailing. WALLACE MILLER Wally . . . Good dancer . . . A farmer at heart . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Darn first gear! . . . Let me have horses! . . . A sincerity he can’t quite hide . . . Gym¬ nast. CLINTON MILLS Give him a car and watch him go . . . Cars, first and only love . . . Will eat anything put in front of him . . . Big grin . . . Full of fun . . . Good-natured. JOAN MITCHELL Cheerful . . . Ready smile . . . On Assembly Committee Junior year . . . Oh, that Driver Training course! . . . Showcase Committee member . . . The bright lights of New York City hold a special charm for her. WARREN MCLEA Mac . . . Ace pitcher on the Baseball Team . . . Captain of the Hockey Team . . . Curly hair . ... Home room Treasurer for three years . . . Swimming champ . . . Number one man on the Gym Team. DANIEL MONTAGUE Danny . . . Speedy in track . . . Clever with a clarinet . . . Easy to talk to ... A pleasant hello for everyone ... Independent . . . Subtle humor . . . Writes for the Bradford . . . That flashy convertible Boys ' State. ALLAN MONTANARI Banong . . . Can get along well with anyone . . . Always cracking jokes . . Hot shot on the Basketball Team ... Lover of anchovy pizza? . . . Bombs around in an old car. ROBERT MURRAY Fish . . .Co-Captain of the Hockey Team . . . One of Wellesley’s best goalies . . . Good Foot¬ ball player when he played his Sophomore year . . . Enjoys him¬ self in whatever he does . . . A lot of fun. ANGELINA MONTOPOLI Angie . . . Always on the go . . . Full of pep . . . Loves to talk . . . Those big eyes . . .Per¬ petual motion ... A one-man cheering sec¬ tion at all sports events. ROBERT NELSON Bob . . . Plays hill¬ billy” and folk song music on his guitar . .. May be another Burl Ives in the future! . . . Tennis player . . . The boy with the whiffle . . . Favorite with the whiffle . . . Favorite ex¬ pression — real large ' JOHN MORRIS Johnny . . . Disrupting influence in Spanish Class . . . Good-natured . . . Hidden wit . . . Ever see him blush? . . . Star on the Football Team . . . Has a ma¬ nia for records . . . Never a dull moment. ANDREW NICHOLS Andy . . . Co-Editor of the Bradford . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . Hot trombonist . . . Sophomore veep” . . . Football Band . . . Trip to France . . . However, I believe that” ... An industri¬ ous and hard-working srudent. DONALD MORSE Don . . . Football Band . . . Chameleons . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Manager of the Wrestling Team . . . Honor Roll . . . Ticket Chairman at Junior Prom . . . Man, dig those drums! . . . De- bator in English 41. SARGENT NICHOLS Sarge . . . Played on the Varsity Football Team . . . Captain and outstanding shot putter on the Track Team . . . Jumps at a chance to go skiing . . . Gullible . . . Art ability. BRADFORD NICKERSON Brad . .. Another mem¬ ber of the Nickerson Clan . . . Hunting and fishing are tops with him . . . Tall, with a long, long stride . . . Likes to joke around . . . Enjoys a good laugh. ELIZABETH NORTON Betty ... A live wire” . . . Our Choir Secre¬ tary . . . Bubbling en¬ thusiasm . . . Has an understanding ear for all problems . . . Man¬ ager and mainstay for the girls’ Tennis Team . . . Unbeatable school spirit. ROBERT PAGE Bob . . . Tall . . . Crew cut . . . The Collegiate type ... All round athlete .. . Football and Swimming Teams . . . Track Co-Captain . . . Lusty singer in the Chorus and Glee Club . . . Inexhaustible ap¬ petite . . .Jazz fanatic. HENRY PALTRINERI A cheerful greeting for everyone . . . Happy- go-lucky ... What! an¬ other pickle? . . . Ener¬ getic . . . Very friendly . . . Those flashing brown eyes! ... Always clowning around” . . . A welcome addition to any gathering. JAMES ONTHANK Jimmy . . . The quiet and unassuming type ... A man who is truly sincere with his friends . . . First and only love —his old automobile . . . Abides by the mot¬ to, Fix it up. ROBERT PALTRINERI Bob ... A valuable member of the Football Team . . . Baseball Team ... A big man ... A great guy when you get to know him r , The stray silent type. BARBARA OUELLET Barby . . . One of those lucky few with curly hair . . . Goalie on the Field Hockey Team ... Always ready to give or take a joke . . . Minia¬ ture powerhouse on the Softball Team. DIANNE PARKER Di . . . Ambitious co- Editor of the 1 Velles- leyan . . . Honor stu¬ dent . . . Basketball Team . . . Always smil¬ ing and genial . . . Member of Girls’ Choir and Dramatic Club . . . A success in whatever she undertakes. JOHN PAYNE Jack . . For three years an enthusiast of intra¬ mural Basketball . . . Helpful and very de¬ pendable . . . Has a de¬ cided interest in the art of floriculture ... Quiet . . . Avid stamp collec¬ tor. GAIL PERRY Horses, horses, and more horses . . . Lives for summers on Cape Cod . . Assembly Committee . . . Brad¬ ford . . . Artistic . . . Closets full of gorgeous clothes . . . Flawless complexion ... In the Senior Play . . . Re¬ serves—sometimes! ANDREW PETERSEN Andy . . . Senior class President . . . Gym Team . . . Tennis and Swimming Teams . . . Quiet and efficient . . . Broad smile . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society ,.. Student Council . . . Those green eyes . . . Blushes? ... A good man in math. MARGOT PETERSON A natural leader . . . Student Council Secre¬ tary . . . National Hon¬ or Society . . . Welles¬ ley an . . . Very music¬ ally inclined . . . Brad¬ ford News Co-Editor . . . Likes to think things over . . . Profi¬ cient in sports—espec¬ ially Tennis . RICHARD PETERSON Dick . . . Likes to hunt . . . Star on the Gym Team . . . Ladies’ man . . . Well-groomed . . . Sticks things out . . . Skillful driver . . . Foot¬ ball . . . That flashy hair . . . Bound for the service. DOROTHY POTIER Dotty . . . Loyal to New Hampshire . Neat ... A quiet and sincere worker . . . Re¬ corder and clarinet player . . . Band mem¬ ber . . . Field Hockey Team ... An active Chameleon ... A love of cats. PIERRE QUIRIN The amiable French¬ man ... A lover of guns and airplanes . . . A hard worker during and after school . . . Always willing to be of service . . . An ardent Football fan. DONALD RELYEA Don . . . Newcomer to Wellesley . . . Talkative . . . Radio enthusiast . . . Operates his own ham station ... Be¬ longs to Radio Club . . . Plays the saxaphone in the Band . . . Likes Swimming, Tennis, Track . . . Skier. PHILIP REYNOLDS Phil ... A lively mem¬ ber of the Rally Com¬ mittee . . . Loaded with school spirit . . . Easy to please . . . Quick sense of humor . . . Loves Hockey . . . Zeke” . . . Track Team . . . Bradford . . + Flashy plaid shirts. WILLIAM SCAMMON Bill . . Hot-rod en¬ thusiast . . . Give him a car and he s gone . . . One of the better wits of the class . . . Leader in the 2:30 rush . . . Redhead. i ANNA RICHARDSON Member of the Girls’ Softball Team ... New¬ comer from New Hampshire in our Sophomore year . . . Member of the Bulletin Board Committee . . . Calm and collected . . . Lover of animals, es¬ pecially horses. JOHN SCHEUFELE Fritz . . . Enthusiastic when it comes to Hock¬ ey .. . Ask him about his dog, Freckles . . . Oh, that homemade paint job on his green Chevy . . . Likes to drive . . . Takes life as it comes. LORRAINE ROSE Laurie . . . Alto in Girls’ Choir and the Ensemble . . . Typist for the Bradford . . . Feature Staff . . . Quiet . . . Received the Gregg Shorthand Award . . . Dependable . . . Stylish clothes and flawless grooming. WILLIAM SCHOFIELD Willy or Bill . . Known by the sign of the little green school bag . . . Very friendly . . . Hard and efficient worker . . . Topnotch upholsterer . . . Art classes . . . Says hi” to everyone. ROBERT SADLER Bob . . . Give him a football and watch him go! . . . Upper Darby accent . . . That car that’s parked anywhere on the school lot! . . . Class Vice-President.. . Good dancer . . . Lady- killer . . . Constant chat¬ ter. FAYE SCHULZ Shining blond hair and beautiful blue eyes . . . A very neat dresser . . . Varsity Field Hockey Team ... A member of Chorus . . . Bulletin Board and Assembly Committees . . . Sweet and soft-spoken. LEONARD SEYFARTH Leo . . Football Band . . . Argumentative . . . Chairman of the Radio Department of the Chameleons . . . Yes, but how do you know? . . . Orchestra . . . Good voice . . . Boys’ Quartet . . . Master of the Saxo¬ phone . . . Original ideas MARILYN KAY STARR Kay . . . Bradford Typ¬ ing and Business Staffs . . . Assembly and Bul¬ letin Board Committees . . . Can’t wait to get to college . . . Sophistica¬ ted . . . Quiet, but pleas¬ ing . . . An accom¬ plished actress . . . The willowy type. JAMES SIMPSON Jim ... A sports en¬ thusiast . . . Especially likes to play Football, Hockey, and Baseball . . A great asset to the J.V. Baseball Team ... A very efficient boathouse watchman. JOAN STEEVES Steevie ... A de¬ pendable participant in school activities . . • Tall threat in Varsity Basketball . . . Spends her spare time on horse¬ back . . . Field Hockey fullback . . . Energetic . . . Football Band Softball Captain. DAVID SPENCE Dave . . . Came to W. H. S. from Illinois . . . Assembly Committee.. Trombonist in the Foot¬ ball Band . . . Active member of the Chame¬ leons . . . Yearbook staff . . . Oh, those dimples . . . Swimming Team . . . Very enthu¬ siastic. ROGER STEEVES H a p p y-go-lucky Practical joker . .. Runs an after-school taxi ser¬ vice . . . Vigorous cym¬ bal player in Band . . . Bradford . . . Chame¬ leons . . . Motorcycle maniac . . . Those clean white bucks . . . End¬ less stream of chatter. CARL STAHLEKER Rusty or Rollo . . . Act¬ or... Penguin walk . . . Be prepared . . . Co- Editor of the Bradford Feature Staff . . . Down to earth discussions . . . Originator of the Royal Sahibian Order ... A born clown. JANE STEPHEN Janie . . . Connoisseur of fine jokes . . . Sec¬ ond homeroom 210 .. . Active on Dance Com¬ mittees . . . Pleasing characteristics . . . Al¬ ways agreeable . . . Talkative . . . Abund¬ ance of pep . . . Those early morning walks ... Explosive laughter. RICHARD STEVENS Dick ... A non-con¬ formist . . . Expert dan¬ cer . . . Senior Play . . . Active in school affairs . . . Devotionals . . . Artist . . . Originator of the good time . . . Stu¬ dent Council Vice-Pres¬ ident ... Deep, sensuous voice . . . Indispensable to the Wellesleyan. ANDREW SYRBICK Andy . . . An extra¬ ordinary artist . . . Headed for a career as a commercial artist . . . Bradford Art Staff . . . Natick ... A perfec¬ tionist who gets results . . . A man of few words . . . Unbelievable patience. JOANNE THOMPSON Bradford Business Staff . . . Business-like P. A. Announcements .. . As¬ sembly and Bulletin Board Committees . . . Glee Club and Chorus . . . Enjoys historical reading . . . Likes hos¬ pital work and children Ever-willing to help. MARY THORNTON Bug . . . Optimist . „ , Dig that salesmanship! . . . Assistant Editor of the Bradford . . . Wei lesleyan Planning Board . . . Seamstress . . . Runs a renowned local teen center! . . . Argumenta¬ tive? . . . Field Hockey and Tennis Teams . . . Always good-natured. JOY TAPLEY What an unforgettable and beautiful singing voice! ... A member of the Devotional Com¬ mittee in her Junior year . . . Admirable nature . . . Seen in the familiar blue buggy. ANNETTE LUCILLE TEMPLE Lucille ... A marvel¬ ous soprano voice . . . Girls ' Ensemble mem¬ ber . . . All-State Chor¬ us . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Assem¬ bly Committee . . . High marks . . . Cap¬ able, practical, and ef¬ ficient . . . Oh, those fudge parties! LOUIS TIBER! Louie ... Very good- looking . . . outstanding member of the Gym Team . . . Dancing eyes . . . Likes Baseball . . . Ready to go hunting anytime . . . “Let’s go to the drive-in” . . . Full of high-jinks. BARBARA TRACY Barbie ... A terrific twirler . . . Enthusiasm and school spirit, espe¬ cially at those Football rallies . . . Bradford News Staff . . . Austria! . . . “Give me a W!” . . . Needs a compass to find her way to school. WILLIAM TRITES Heaper Witty . . . Always seen in his pick¬ up truck ... Likes farm¬ ing .. . Tremendous appetite . . . Clapped the bamboo poles in the Gym Show . . . Sly grin . . . Frequent trips to Newton. PETER WELLS Pete . . . Red and green Model T ... An old car collection? . . . Bowling ’alley rat” . . . In my home town . . . Loyal supporter and rooter for all teams . . . Does anyone need his house painted? DAVID WALKER Dave . . . Wavy hair . . . Plays a melodious trumpet . . . Football Band . . . Glee Club ... Boys’ Ensemble and Quartet . . . Bridge ex¬ pert . . . Really knows how to handle a Tennis racquet . . . Track and Basketball. WARREN WEBSTER Animal . . . Heavy¬ weight Football man... The Rip Van Winkle of the Senior class . . . Powerful Hockey player . . . Always pleasant, never disturbed . . . Jeep? No—a house on wheels! it i t RICHARD WESSON Dick . . . Stock car races . . . Draws well . . . Likes sports, espe¬ cially Hockey . . . Can take a car apart and put it back together... Oh strain . . . Returned to Wellesley High for his Senior year. WALLACE WHITE Wally . . . Some blond hair!! . . . A member of the school Band . . . Office helper . . . Say, that’s just peachy . . . Oh, to have a car ... A great guy and wonder¬ ful companion . . . Pid- iddles! MARGARET WEGERDT Peggy . . . Officer of Student Council... Dry wit . . . What will I do? I flunked!’’ . . . Bradford Staff ... Year¬ book Co-Editor ... Al¬ ways on the Honor Roll . . . Well-liked and re¬ spected ... Tall stories. JOHN WHITMAN Future businessman . . . Quiet . . . What a crazy car! . . . One of our class’s six-footers ... A would-be Cape Codder . . . Natural artist . . . Movie fan . . . likes to dance . . . Jeepers creepers. CAROLYN WILDE Tootsie . . . Dentists . . . Bradford Typing Staff member . . . Dis¬ trict Captain for the Season Ticket Drive ... Quiet . . . Boys’ soccer enthusiast . . . Those New Hampshire sum¬ mers . . . Looking for¬ ward to secretarial work. MARCIA WOODRUFF Woodie . . . Blonde and perky . . . Field Hockey for three years . . . Stu¬ dent Council . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society ... Spontaneous . . . Artis¬ tic touch . . . Bradford . . . Yearbook Senior Section Editor. . . Choir Distinctive taste in clothes ... A bit senti¬ mental. JANE WILLARD Janie . . . Tall and slim . . . Fond of skating . . . Co-Chairman of the Chameleons’ Make-up Committee... Cat lover . . . Zealous Tennis player ... A conscien¬ tious student . . . Pret¬ ty clothes, attractively worn . . . Thoughtful and feminine. SYLVIA WILLEY A versatile athlete . . . Field Hockey, Basket¬ ball, and Softball Var¬ sity Teams . . . Faith¬ fully writes for the Bradford . . . Show Case, Assembly, and Bulletin Board Commit¬ tees . . . Merry and de¬ lightful. PATRICIA ZANI Pat . . . Driver Training course . . . Quiet . . . Industrious . . . She has California on her mind . . . Fond of roller¬ skating ... A lover of animals . . . Interested in nursing . . . Came to Wellesley High, Soph¬ omore year. ROBERT ZARUBA Bob or Uzzy . . . Strives to do well . . . Honor Roll student, Junior year . . . Always on the ball with a joke . . . Sincere . . . Liked by all who know him. DOROTHY WINNIER Dotty. . . Always some¬ thing to laugh about. . . Song and dance ... Up- and-coming airplane pi¬ lot .. . Member of the Orchestra, Sophomore year . . . Drivers’ Edu¬ cation . . . Expert at slinging books ... loves to talk. JOAN ZORIGIAN An ardent Chameleon ... A willing commit¬ tee member . . . Pianist . . . Music lover ... A member of the Bradford Business and Typing Staffs . . A mania for driving. . . Always calm and pleasant. ANDREW PETERSEN_President ROBERT SADLER_Vice President JUDITH DICK_Secretary DONALD MORSE_Treasurer SENIOR COUNCIL First row: P. Wegerdt, B. Adams, M. Peterson, M. Woodruff, J. Dick. Second row: R. Sadler, R. Stevens, A. Petersen, D. Morse, R. McKown. Third row: E. Madden, J. Fay, J. Foss Jerome Foss Most Dependable Betty Norton Most Versatile Robert McKown Margot Peterson Best Students Friendliest Andrew Nichols Marcia Woodruff Robert Sadler Judy Dick Best Groomed Rosalie Lupo Richard Stevens Elizabeth Leyon Most Athletic Maurice Balboni Peggy Wegerdt Wittiest Carl Stahleker Most Likely To Succeed Arlene Koelbel Andrew Petersen Career Girl Business Man Marjorie MacKenzie James Fay OUR SENIOR CLASSES Miss Johnson blows up! Herlin breaks through the sound barrier! Mr. Simone, in a crafty mood Mrs. McGilvray, Lady Secretary Dennen’s Balancing Billions Senor Stimson sounds off! Life, Lape and the Pursuit of Happiness Voulez-vous du Wrigley s- tJlOR- A rt Alan Akeson and Rosalie Lupo, Kin] and Queen. Maurice Balboni am Judy Dick, Duke and Duches First row: D. Beuttel, B. Bris, J. Henry, R. Di- Maggio, S. DiLucci, A. Koelbel, G. Perry, A. Montopoli. Second row: P. Dunne, D. Lodi, H. Chisholm, E. Evans, D. Briggs, E. Keating, K. Edgerton, J. Stephen, J. Marchetti, R. Lupo. Third row: P. Jennings, A Nichols, D. Mon¬ tague, D. Relyea, R. Steeves, D. Spence, J. Cush¬ ing, G. Jackson, L. Seyfarth, J. Ellison COACH CROCKETT Stage Door OLGA BRANDT Elenora Keating BERNICE NIEMEYER Kathleen Edgerton SUSAN PAGE Angelina Montpoli MATTIE Joanne Marchetti MARY HARPER Rosalie Lupo MARY McCUNE Rose Marie DiMaggio JUDITH CANFIELD Sandra DiLucci ANN BRADDOCK Dorothy Lodi MRS. ORCUTT Deborah Briggs KAYE HAMILTON Helen Chisholm PAT DEVINE Elaine Evans JEAN MAITLAND Barbara Bris BOBBY MELROSE Janet Henry FRANK James Ellison LOUISE MITCHELL Jane Stephen KENDALL ADAMS Gail Perry TERRY RANDALL Arlene Koelbel SAM HASTINGS Roger Steeves JIMMY DEVEREAUX David Spence FRED POWELL Donald Relyea LOU MILHAUSER Daniel Montague DAVID KINGSLEY Donald Morse KEITH BURGESS Jerome Cushing DR. RANDALL Andrew Nichols TONY GILLETTE Patricia Dunne LARrvY WESTCOTT Philip Jennings BILLY George Jackson ALjOLPH GRETZL Leonard Seyfarth First Row. C. Campana, B. Boehne, B. Adams, G. Carney, J. Clement, L. Bendslev, M. Armstrong, E. Crockette, L. Block, I. Bates, J. Bjorn, P. Brynild, J. Calzini, M. Adorno. Second Row. R. Campana, D. Chisholm, E. Cummings, J. Clemence, N. Bowen, M. Collari, R. Chatfield, P. Brown, J. Canoni, P. Coch¬ ran, T. Brown, D. Sandstrom, P. Bonin, J. Clifton, D. Adams, J. Barber, P. Cass, B. Burke, L. Boudrot, J. Carithers, E. Adams, M. Mahan. Third Row. E. Blunt, D. Babson, R. Burke, T. Clay, W. Cunningham, R. Chase, M. Pascel, K. Beamon, J. Bristol, E. Barry, C. Cotton, D. Cronin, P. Campbell, D. Bauer, D. Andress, C. Cristoforo, R. Blount. CLASS OF 1956 First Row. B. Labadini, C. Indresano, C. Hyson, D. Homer, J. Malecki, S. Lyttle, S. Lewis, S. Johnson, C. Grant, T. Manty, E. Johnson, C. Gady, T. Grignaffini. Second Row. E. Hughes, A. Holbrook, N. Hans- berry, S. Levy, B. Hatch, D. Koelbel, K. Hersey, B. Jetter, G. Marchi, B. Leonard C. MacBurney, M. Kilmain, M. Homeyer, J. March, S. Hooper, C Impallaria, T. Lundberg, L. Mahoney, J. Mason B. Mac- Kenzie, B. Lamb. Third Row : J. Kenefick, R. Loss, H Macintosh, N. MacDonald, L. Hannauer, L. i -reene, ) B. Labadini, W. Grant, R. Madden, R. Kenerson, R. Grant, F. Lindsey, T. Johnston, D. LaCourif, - ]. Ly- man, A. Locke, F. Marchetti, L. Marchetti. First Row : C Noonan, M. Nuzzi, E. Motta, E. Mudd, M. McNabb , D. Needham, R. Daly, C Morton, C. Ouellet, M. McDaniel, J. Mulle, E. Morrow, S. Ballard, J. O’Neil. Second Row : P. Della-Piana, R. McCoy, J. Davidson, R. O’Neal, D. O’Brien, G. Dickey, C. Stone, Z. Orloff, M. Mullen, T. McCabe, R. O’Brien, T. Montanari, C. Devereux, J. Nesbit. Third Row : R. Ditano, W. Davis, B. DiGiacomantonio, J. Nichols, E. McMullen, T. Nazar, A. Merrill, E. Lacheman. CLASS OFFICERS JOHN DWYER President CAROL IMP ALLARIA Vice President JULIE O’NEIL Secretary GEORGE DOHERTY Treasurer 1956 First Row. ]. Roberts, C. Richards, C. Sims, A. Wegerdt, J. Prater, K. Scamin, N. Sanders, B. Still, E. Selfridge, C. Sims, S. Shattack, R. Particelli, B. Townsend. Second Row : B. Thompson, L. Ralli, S. Thomp¬ son, K. Rossman, E. Russo, A. Temple, W. Pratt, J. Bareli, J. Prater, T. Peterson, K. Reid, G. Todd, D. Rutledge, P. Stewart, C. Powers, J. Rydberg, P. Rogers. Third Row: M. Schweitzer, E. Thorgerson, M. Yaffee, G. Wentworth, J. Steele, N. Sjulander, D. Parker, W. Shaw, A. Ramsland, L. Palladini, D. Spang, H. Wading, M. Todisco, R. Polimeno, G. Rand, R. Robinson, B. Rice. First Row : F. Whitcomb, E. A. Giesey, S. Snow, M. Erlandson, M. Wenning, C. Frazier, A. Dunbar, B. Farnum, K. Doyle, P. W. Smith, C. Gallerani, M. Dunbar, S. Steele, J. Edwards. Second Row: M. Dolitka, B. Fuller, J. White, D. Fowler, P. Fleming, L. Fitzmaurice, J. Edson, L. Woodworth, J. Gilman, G. Workman, R. Williams, L. Frazer, P. Dunne, S. Whittlesey, P. A. Smith, S. Dunakin, M. Ferdenzi, M. Winnier. Third Row: D. Fogerty, G. Doherty, L. Gavel, M. Whittemore, B. Whitney, B. Gould, E. Forbes, B. Gilchrist, M. Walters, J. Dwyer, C. Erskine, B. Gelpke, K. Ulbrick, D. Twomey, D. Wilber, J. Glorioso, N. Govoni, H. Fitzpatrick. 51 1956 First Row : J. Cousens, B. DiGiacomantonio, R. Cooney, P. Curtis, M. Christie, B. Churchill, L. Crump. Second Row : J. Campbell, R. Cornell, R. Cahill, S. DeFazio, J. Donahue, R. Collier, W. Clark, F. Collari. Third Row : D. Burton, R. Collier, R. Donelli, C. Chase, E. Cronin, Q. Butler, P. Burrel, R. Coralian, K. Campbell. First Row: B. Bernier, B. Blunt, P. Ayres, S. Berry, S. Bertelsen, J. Bjorn, P. Banks. Second Row: W. Botsford, F. Arens, W. Bell, E. Boehne, J. Balboni, G. Auld. Third Row: S. Alexander, R. Basset, D. Britt, W. Bailey, C. Arsenault, F. Abbott, A. Anderson. CLASS OF 1955 First Row : C Hansford, P. Hickey, J. Gleason, V. Edson, P. Galvin, J. Elden, N. Hilar. Second Row : A. Fox, M. Gilmore, R. Ham, J. Ferdenzi, F. Giovanella, R. Gardiner, D. Enroth, A. Giovanella, C. Fletcher, D. Grandy. Third Row : A. Frederick, H. Fitts, M. Gardler, J. Hill, D. Freeland, G. Gallagher, J. Gallerani, J. Edwards, W. Fearnside. CLASS OFFICERS KENT CAMPBELL President ALBERT GIOVANELLA Vice President DOROTHY OAKES Secretary JOHN RICHARDSON Treasurer First Row: E. Johnson, M. Madden, S. Kellegrew, L. Keene, P. Howe, E. Lindholm, B. Johnson, M. Klauer, B. Jordan. Second Row: M. Hornsey, M. Labadini, J. Hoag, C. Kingsley, E. Kelleher, E. Kenerson, A. Lewis, T. Hodgens, J. MacKenzie, A. Hurron, S. Janse, J. MacDonald. Third Row: L. Ma¬ han, J. Mahoney, R. Loring, R. Langberr, J. Esrerly, G. Kemp, J. Horner, C. Maccini, W. Luby. First Row: S. Meiklejohn, M. Perkins, M. Morse, C. Oakes, C. McSweeney, C. Morrarelli, M. McCullough, S. Peters, L. Morse. Second Row: B. O’Duggan, V. Nicolo, P. Morris, A. Marchetti, P. Mead, D. Oakes, S. Mosher, J. Miller, J. Miller, J. Oueller. Third Row: B. Miller, F. Mutrie, D. McCracken, P. McFarlin, C. Porter, J. Perry, R. Perron, G. Martens, F. McGuinness. CLASS OF 1955 First Row: S. Shanklin, E. Rooney, K. Preuss, O. Stanley, E. Spangler, K. Reagan, A. Randall, M. Rice, M. Primevara. Second Row : J. Rice, J. Rogers, R. Sardina, P. Shea, W. Priest, H. Schmidt, R. Schofield, J. Shaw, D. Scott, A. Quimby. Third Row: A. Wilcox, P. Read, J. Richardson, H. Shively, C. Smith, P. Ramsey, P. Richardson, W. Shaw, S. Speed, W. Priest, R. Slaman. First Row. M. Willey, N. Thornton, M. Young, S. Whittlesey, J. Zerga, A. Witherell, B. Vose, G. Sullivan, S. Wax. Second Row. G. Wegner, S. Walsh, H. Steele, M. Trabucco, B. Thomas, B. Wells, G West, J. Uttaro, M. Wading, J. Woods. Third Row: W. Walker, R. Walker, D. Williams, W. Young, R. Sturtevant, A. Young, J. VanEpps, D. Woodley, R. Wisewell. First Row : J. Baldini, S. Nichols, A. Giovanella, W. Kilmain, J. Morris, F. Bourque (co-captain), M. Balboni (co-captain), P. Johnston (co-captain), J. Perry, R. Page, E Cronin, R. Sadler, P. Leahy. Sec¬ ond Row : Coach Certuse , J. Mahoney, J. Donahue, C. Cotton, W. Acly, W. Webster, B. Larsson, R. Peterson, J. Gallerani, K. Campbell, D. Andress, Mr. Davis, P. Burrel. Third Row: R. Gardner, R. Coralian, R. Richardson, W. Young, R. Donelli, D. Woodley, F. Arens. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL: Sat. Sept. 26—at Reading— 2: 30 P.M. Sat. Oct. 3 — Lexington— 2:00 P.M. Mon. Oct. 12—at Natick—10:00 A.M. Sat. Oct. 17—at Marlboro— 2:00 P.M. Sat. Oct. 24—at Hingham— 2.00 P.M. Sat. Oct. 31—at Norwood— 2:00 P.M. Sat. Nov. 14 — Walpole — 2:00 P.M. Thurs. Nov. 26—Needham—10:00 A.M. The brains behind our Raid¬ ers.— Coaches Certuse and Kerivan. A. AKESON B. LARSSON F. BOURQUE J. MORRIS v Speed and ability to dodge that on-coming man will make the difference between a loss of yardage and a substantial gain. Bob Sadler’s on hand to help Maurice drive towards pay dirt. Phil, Maurice and Freddy, the hard fighting captains of our Raider team. Their skill and determination strengthened the team in defeat and led it on to victory. Teamwork in action! Maurice fights his way goalward for that first down. Freddy has that all important job of knocking the other man down and keeping him down. R. PETERSON V. GODLESKY W. ACLY R. SADLER M. BALBONI tA� un ce C. DOZOIS R. PALTRINERI J. BALDINI W. KILMAIN 60 R. PAGE W. WEBSTER P. LEAHY P. JOHNSTON 61 First Row. V. Dowd, J. Henry, V. May, B. Johnson, H. Chisholm, R. M. DiMaggio, S. Gilman, S. Willey, M. Thornton, B. McCartney, C. Christie. Second Row. C. Oakes (Manager), J. Dick, M. Woodruff, P. Hopkins, M. Peterson, P. Howe, J. Steeves, J. Bjorn, F. Schulz, D. Potier, M. Willey, D. Grandy, Miss Copley. Third Row. E. Cummings, B. Labadini, G. Carney, J. Bjorn, E. Geisey, S. Lewis, E. Crockett, B. Johnson, S. Kellegrew, K. Hersey, A. Hutton, C. Kingsley. FIELD HOCKEY With her agile stick handling, Pat prevents Betty’s getting a goal. Mary and DiMag fight for the ball during one of the field hockey practices. Chis, Woodie, and Sylvia stand poised, ready to dribble the ball toward their goal. First Row : W. Botsford, D. Walker, M. McCracken, D. Chapin, D. Bauer, R. Kenerson. Second Row : A. Wilcox, S. DeFazio, W. Priest, T. Kenerson, W. Gould, H. Fitts, J. Cononi, W. Davis, R. Colburn, Mr. Chapman. CROSS COUNTRY Before the meet, the team gets a quick briefing from the Coach, Mr. Chapman. Manager Colburn looks on with his ever-ready towel. Captain Dave Chapin in the lead as usual. In the background can be seen Bill Botsford, one of the co-captains for next year, followed by other Wellesley runners. BASKETBALL Looks like the dentist’s chair, but our captain has a sure layup and two more points for Wellesley. Left to Right —B. Young, W. Priest, T Kenerson, R. McKown, P. Doran, A Akeson, M. McCracken, H. Shively, B Young, W. Kilmain, G. Marchetd, F. Arens, R. Sadler. COACH MERRILL BERGSTROM On top for the tap-off! Outjumping his rival, Alan is batting the ball to Butch Priest for the start of a fast bucker The whole Wellesley team watches as Muck jumps, shoots, and scores. First Row : P. Johnston, D. Woodley, T. Johnston, V. Nicolo, E. Madden, D. Babson, S. Dresser. Second Row. J. Jolly, Manager; Mr. Hines, Coach; M. Balboni, Q. Butler, V. Godlesky, W. McLea, B. Murray, W. Webster, R. Bassett, D. Kerivan, D. Chapin, T. McCabe, A Giovanella. Butch! W. McLEA (Arena) Wed. Dec. 30—Needham (Arena) Wed. Jan. 6—at Belmont Hill Thurs. Jan. 7—St. Sebastian’s Sat. Jan. 9—Framingham (Arena) Fri. Jan. 15—B.C. High (Arena) Sat. Jan. 23—Walpole (Arena) Mon. Jan. 25—St. Sebastian’s a Skating Club P. JOHNSTON D. KERIVAN E. MADDEN D. CHAPIN G. DOHERTY M. BALBONI V. GODEESKY PLAY-OFF GAME BOYS ICE HOCKEY V. NICOLO Fri. Jan. 29—(Arena) — 7:00 Sat. Dec. 5—Norwood Sat. Feb. 6—(Arena) — 1:00 (Arena) Fri. Feb. 12—(Arena) — 7:00 Fri. Dec. 11—Waltham (Arena) Sat. Dec. 19—Watertown WRESTLING Chico, wake up! It looks as if Bobby’s neck-breaker is working! Freddy demonstrates quite forcibly on Gigi his famous bone-crushing technique. First Row. R. Campana, J. Edwards, J. Glorioso, F. Bourgue, Captain; J. Gallerani, R. Labadini, J. Balboni, D. Burton. Second Row: S. DeFazio, Assistant Manager; D. Morse, Manager; D. Andress, J. Richardson, L. Palladini, R. Gardiner, W. Stergios, Coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The jump! Liz Leyon and Betsy Adams are in the circle as Miss Lombard officiates at a practice scrim¬ mage. Judy Dick and Betty Norton are on hand to work the ball in for a basket; Joanie Steeves plans a speed relay to the forwards across the center line. Between quarters, Miss Lombard outlines plays, sug¬ gests improvements, and boosts morale as the rest of the team awaits its turn on the floor. First Row. B. Johnson, J. Elden, E. Spangler, J. Steeves, E. Lindholm, P. Howe, S. Willey, L. Block, S. Lyttle, M. Peterson. Second Row. Miss Lombard, A. Battaglia, A. Hutton, P. Hopkins, M. Thornton, T. Manty, B. Norton, P. Morris, M. Nuzzi, G. Carney, P. Wegerdt, B. Adams, M. Willey, J. Gleason, V. Dowd. Third Row. G. Wegner, J. Rydberg, C. Kingsley, N. Hilar, B. Jordan, E. Giesey, P. Magen- nis, M. Woodruff, E. Leyon, E. Cummings, J. Dick. First Row : l. to r. E. Cronin, M. Balboni, A. Akeson. Second Row : . o r. Coach Kerivan, W. MacLea, A. Marchetti. Reach for that ball!!” Another catch for Wellesley ' s Baseball team. This one is made by Alan Akeson, a second baseman with plenty of spirit for the game. It’s a bright day for Wellesley when Casey Bal¬ boni gets up to bat! Wonder if it’s a homer? BASEBALL SOFTBALL A high fly to center field! “I’ve got it!” Tagged! Sylvia and Pat demonstrate the ups and downs of the game. First Row: D. Parker, P. Howe, J. Steeves, A. Richardson, B. Ouellet. Second Row: Mrs. Gray, Coach; S. Willey, B. Churchill, B. Jordan, B. Adams, R. DiMaggio, P. Magennis. GOLF AND First Row : P. Reed, D. Walker, R. McKown, D. Chase, F. McIntyre. Second Row : K. Campbell, A. Petersen, R. Colborn, R. Nelson, E. Kenerson, C. Smith, Mr. Goodridge, Coach. TENNIS L. Leyon, B. McCartney, Miss Copley, Coach, P. Hopkins, M. Peterson, B. Norton, Manager, S. Gilman, A. Koelbel. SHOW Left to Right —C. Erskine, W. Gould, P. Dias, D. Bauer, H. Fitrs, J. McTigue, J. Canoni, D. Mon¬ tague, Coach Chapman. INDOOR TRACK Not too far to go now—Dan Montague races on to Johnny McTigue, ready at the starting line, is off a fast finish. to capture another first in the dash. First Row : J. Foss, J. Cushing, D. Montague, R. Peterson, R. Sadler. Second Row : R. Page, W. Kilmain, D. Chapin. SPRING TRACK Up, over, and down again. Dick Petersen heads for the sawdust after making his record-breaking jump for the day. 77 SWIMMING TEAM Dick Peterson is up—but soon to come down to another splashing point. On your mark! Get set! Go!! — and Wellesley’s Swimming team is off to another aquatic victory. Here is another effort on the boys’ part to bring nr ' v honor to Wellesley High. Front, center ' . Lloyd Robinson, Coach. First Row : D. Peterson, B. Page, B. Clarke, T. Clay, T. Peterson, B. Pratt, L. Fitzmaurice, E. Forbes, S. Whittlesey. Second Row : C Ulbrick, B. Martens, A. Willcox, D. Montague, J. Cushing, D. Relyea, D. Walker, F. McIntyre, B. Sturtevant, R. Steeves, T. Cochran. A 1 n j • m CHEERLEADERS Energetic Rosalie and her agile cheering squad lead the singing of On to Victory” at a pep rally. W-E-L-L-E-S-L-E-Y. Rah Rah! Rah! Fight team FIGHT!! First Row —K. Bowker, R. Lupo, P. Cass, N. Wegerdt. Second Row —E. Spangler, J. Marchetti, P. Adams, A. Randall, O. Stanley. sSVr First Row —E. Spangler, G. Sullivan, J. Stephen, K. Bower, G. Perry, S. Bertelsen. Second Row —S. Levy, A. Randall, F. Whitcomb, M. Peterson, B. Adams, R. Cooney, Mr. Simone. Third Row —J. Dick, S. Dunakin, J. Nesbit, P. Dunne. Planning for the big occasion. Color is the keynote! Two-dimensional football—Mr. Simone lends a help¬ ing hand with last minute details. First Row —W. Fearnside, C. Arsenault, R. Leyon, G. Gallagher. Second Row —R. Ham, T. Cum¬ mings, N. Whittemore, R. Todd. MOVIE PROJECTION CLUB Movies are better than ever with Greg Gallagher, Chet Arsenault, Tom Cummings, and Nat Whitt¬ emore on the job. After hours with Smoky” Burgess and his projec¬ tion crew. Getting a reel job done are Mr. Burgess, Bill Fearnside, Bob Leyon, Russ Todd, and Dick Ham. CHAMELEONS The make up crew—hard at work? Messy, huh! Oh well, it comes off, doesn’t it? . . . jingle bells, jingle bells ...” Santa leads the club in carols at the spirited Christmas party. Come on, Santa, let’s hear you. First Row : S. Whittlesey, M. Rice, J. Foss, A. Koelbel, K. Edgerton. Second Row : S. Shanklin, B. Blunt, B. Johnson, M. Young, E. Keating, J. Vose, D. Parker, J. Willard, H. Chisholm, A. Randall, D. Grandy. Third Row: A. Hutton, H. Schmidt, P. Read, R. Leyon, H. Shiveley, L. Seyfarth, R. Kenerson, W. Fearnside, M. Andress. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Let’s have something different! Plans for coming assemblies are discussed. How about a teachers’ talent show? Or maybe a Senior production? First Row: J. O’Neil, G. Marchi, C. Kingsley, G. Perry, B. Adams, B. Norton, M. Thornton, J. Stephen, M. Bartlett, C. Noonan, B. Thomas, J. MacDonald. Second Row : J. Gleason, P. Dunne, J. Jerger, J. Cousens, B. Tracy, J. Dick, J. Mitchell, E. Cummings, S. Dunakin, D. Potier, J. Clemence, J. Uttaro, S. MacFee, J. Woods, T. Peterson. Third Row: F, Whitcomb, M. Armstrong, O. A Stanley, P. Wegerdt, B. Johnson, D. Beuttel, D. Briggs, B. Bris, E. Keating, J. Churchill, B. Johnson, S. Kellegrew, A. Randall, J. Thompson, J. Roberts. Fourth Row: J. Clement, P. Young, M. Peterson, R. Daly, B. Drysdale, J. Cushing, R. Clark, P. Sawin, D. Spence, S. Willey, J. Vose, C McSweeney, C. Grant, P. Smith. First Row : R. Cooney, P. Magennis, J. Jerger, A. Richardson, J. Thompson, V. Edson, J. Elden. Second Row : B. Blunt, P. Rogers, B. Thompson, J. Roberts, B. DiGiacomantonio. The Bulletin Board Committee arranging its display. Are you sure those pictures are hung straight? The Committee selects materials for exhibit. There must be something there they can use. BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE RADIO CLUB 5-4-3-2-1 you’re on! With that signal from Chet, Tom’s voice reaches out to his eager listeners. Margot and Bob plan the daily morning Devotionals. Be careful, we’ll need that record! First Row : B. Fearnside, C. Arsenault, B. Leyon, G. Gallagher. Second Row : D. Ham, T. Cummings, N. Whittemore, R. Todd. SHOWCASE COMMITTEE Talent on display! Artistic arrangements attract passing students. First Row —J. Cousens, S. Willey, D. Grandy. Second Row —B. Thomas, A. Witherell, C. Oakes, M. Willey. New life weekly tor the show case with the aid of Sylvia and her group. THE BRADFORD Any brainstorms, Carl and Peggy? Newsy items, Margot and Marcia? Cartoons, Karol? Sports, Liz? First Row —M. Andress, K. Edgerton, A. Nichols, M. Thornton, P. Hopkins. Second Row —K. Bower, J. Henry, M. Peterson, C Stahleker, V. Dowd, E. Leyon, J. Jerger. Another Bradford issue goes to bed under the leader¬ ship of Kathy Edgerton and Andy Nichols. 4 First Row: M. Wegerdt, K. Edgerton, S. Gilman, E. Leyon, J. Dick, A. Koelbel, Mr. Lundgren, K. Bowker, M. Woodruff, N. Thornton, M. Peterson, M. Andress. Second Row: W. Fearnside, R. Leyon, R. Stevens, H. Shiveley, C. Smith, M. Hopkins, D. Parker, M. MacKenzie, D. Walker, R. Baker, D. Morse, D. Chapin, R. Coralian. Third Row: W. Acly, M. McCracken, L. Seyfarth, D. Britt, R. Page, J. Foss, J. Fay, J. Perry, R. McKown, A. Peterson, D. Montague, A. Nichols. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Hearty congratulations go to those outstanding people elected to the National Honor Society. . . . Our admiration for people is prompted by their service to others . . . First Row: P. Wegerdt, B. Adams, R. McKown, M. Peterson, R. Stevens, J. Fay. Second Row: N. Thornton, A. Hutton, J. Hoag, C. West, P. Ayres, M. Woodruff, J. Barber, C. Impellaria, J. Prater, J. Clemence, G. Marchi, C. Grant. Third Row: R. Sadler, A. Petersen, J. Dwyer, J. Foss, E. Madden, H. Shively, G. Martens. Fourth Row: A. Giovanella, D. Burton, J. Edwards, N. Nickerson, J. Steele, J. Prater, D. Bauer, K. Campbell. STUDENT COUNCIL Juniors and Seniors, led by Bob McKown, take part in discussion—democracy in action! Council leaders in the making! Council Sophomores eagerly undertake new problems of school activities. BAND The head twirlers demonstrate their ability with the The Twirling Corps executes a colorful Maypole, baton during the half. Is it really that bad, Arlene? First Row: A. Battaglia, D. Walker, C. McSweeney, N. Nickerson, L. Fitzmaurice, P. Richardson, D. Morse, P. Dunn, E. Leyon, R. Steeves, H. Shively, B. Tracy. Second Row: E. McBurney, R. Morse, J. Clifton, W. Fearn- side, J. Nichols, D. Bauer, S. DeFazio, L. Morse, D. Crockford, M. DeFazio, A. Koelbel. Third Row: J. Ryd¬ berg, R. McCoy, D. Potier, R. DiTano, D. Montague, J. Lyman, D. LaCount, D. Adams, J. Davidson, C. Morton. Fourth Row: K. Beamon, J. Clemence, L. Bloch, P. Read, B. Perron, L. Seyfarth, R. Baker, J. Steeves, S. Hooper, P. Jennings, E. Thorgeson. Fifth Row: D. Relyea, R. Loring, A. Nichols, C. Porter, W. Gould, D. Spence, G. Ramsey. 1 4 vfl 7 ( i r il L ft mL t i] a Mm «j ? f Mk dM ORCHESTRA A bright spot on a dull day! Rousing marches or inspiring overtures greet the ears of any wanderer during period X on Wednesday or Friday. Mr. Leach, our skillful orchestra maestro, unscrambles the saxaphone. First Row: B. Townsend, C. Morton, W. Lamb, P. Young, E. Thorgeson, D. LaCount, D. Walker, C. Smith. Second Row: B. Benjamin, S. Snow, C. McSweeney, C Impellaria, at piano; J. Steeves, J. Henry, B. Perrin, B. Gould, D. Crockford, D. Bauer, H. Shively. Third Row: G. Carney, J. Bjorn, G. Gilmore. Standing: Mr. Leach, Director; J. Jerger, D. Spence, N. Nickerson. First Row: A. Temple, S. Lewis, D. MacLeod, C. Grant, J. Davidson, H. Fitzpatrick, W. Rice, W. Hartwell. Second Row: S. Steele, M. Wenning, E. Adams, K. Bowker, B. Ayres, A. Petersen, F. Mutrie, P. Burrel. Third Row: M. Erlandson, E. Morrow, B. McCartney, H. Chisholm, B. Bris, D. Koelbel, R. Kenerson, J. Steele, D. Ludlam. Fourth Row: E. Boehne, B. Thomas, J. Carle, N. Sanders, S. Lyttle, D. Walker, R. Leyon, D. Parker. Fifth Row: R. Page, K. Beamon. Cott fe t tfc VOCAL 94 First Row : W. Gelpke, T. Cummings, G. Wentworth, R. Williams, J. Thompson, G. Wegner, J. O’Neil, M. Hornsey. Second Row: L. Seyfarth, F. Cummings, W. Cunningham, F. Bourque, A. Koelbel, S. Barber, M. Rice, B. Blunt. Third Row: J. Fay, E. Madden, J. Heath, L. Bendslev, E. Drysdale, M. Peterson, B. Norton, P. Hopkins. Fourth Row: C. Arsenault, J. Clement, D. Parker, E. Edgerton, M. Andress, J. Marchetti, R. DiMag- gio. Fifth Row: C. Porter, J. Foss. MUSIC 95 FOOTBALL DANCE The climax of our successful football season was the Football Dance, high¬ lighted by Freddy Pierce and his orches¬ tra. The team and Coaches Certuse and Kerivan were on hand full of the spirit and enthusiasm that they displayed on the football held. A Western touch was introduced by a Virginia Reel, headed by the enthusiastic Seniors. The best in refreshments, music and decorations made this an outstanding dance. WELLESLEY AN What were the problems of the Wel- lesleyan staff? First, the staff looks over other yearbooks to get an idea of what should be done. Then Ginny and Joan have their problems getting money to pay for the publishing of the book. Next, Sylvia, Perry, and Dianne work with Miss Slattery and Miss Palmer on the lay-out of the book. Dick and Sylvia draw and plan the pages; Peggy and Dianne tag pictures, label the dummy, and even do some drawing. Then the staff writes copy for the candids. When the galley proofs come back, Peggy and Dianne check each item. All this and more goes into a book which we hope will recall all our pleasant years at Wel¬ lesley High School. Parents Mr. Mrs. John C. Acly Mr. Mrs. H. D. Adams Mr. Mrs. C. A. Akeson Mrs. Mrs. Herbert F. Ayres Mr. Mrs. Harris Barber Mr. Mrs. Colombo A. Battaglia Mr. Mrs. R. M. Beuttel Mr. Mrs. Walter W. Blanchfield Mr. Mrs. Lyman A. Bowker Mr. Mrs. Vahe E. Boyajian Mr. Mrs. Antonio J. Campana Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Chapin Mr. Mrs. Thomas C. Cochran Mrs. Alfred J. Crockford Mrs. E. J. Cushing Mr. Mrs. M. C. Dias, Mr. Mrs. Vernon S. Dick Mr. Mrs. Anthony DiLucci Mr. : Mrs. Frank P. DiMaggio Mr. Mrs. Charles Dozois Mr. Mrs. Richard Drysdale Mr. Mrs. James P. Dunne Mr. Mrs. Howel T. Evans Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Fay Mr. Mrs. Ira C. Foss Mr. Mrs. Wilbert M. Gilman Mr. Mrs. Hollis S. Haggard Mr. Mrs. W. Frederic Hartwell Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Heath Mr. Mrs. John L. Henry Mr. Mrs. Thad. R. Jackson Mr. Mrs. Edward Janes Mrs. Sarah Hughes Mr. Mrs. John B. Hopkins Mr. Mrs. Roger M. Jennings Mr. Mrs. Carl M. Jacobson Dr. Mrs. Philip Johnson Mr. Mrs. John J. Jolly Mr. Mrs. Felix Juliani Dr. Mrs. Francis B. Keating Mr. Mrs. Edward T. Kilmain Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Koelbel Mr. Mrs. Otto C. Koppen Mr. Mrs. A. Edwin Larsson Mr. Mrs. John C. Lawson Mr. Alfred Lattanzi Mr. Mrs. John J. Leahy Mr. Mrs. Renus E. Leyon Mr. Mrs. Frank Lindsey Mr. Mrs. William Lodi Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Lowman Mr. Mrs. George Luby Mr. Mrs. Louis Lupo Mr. Mrs. Glenn MacLeod Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Madden Mr. Mrs. Herbert J. Montague Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Marchetti Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Marshall Mr. Mrs. John A. May Mr. Mrs. William McBurney Mrs. R. Kenneth McFarlane Mr. Mrs. Donald B. McIntyre Mr. Mrs. Richard E. McKown Mr. Mrs. Alexander McLea Mr. Mrs. Jay T. Miller Mr. Mrs. Clinton Mills Mrs. Wells L. Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Frank Montopoli Mr. Mrs. Everett I. Morse Mr. Mrs. Dewey Nelson Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Nichols Mr. Mrs. John R. Norton Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Page Mr. Mrs. James Parker Mr. Mrs. William Payne Mr. Mrs. Merton E. Perry Mr. Mrs. Andrew Petersen Mr. Mrs. C. Gordon Peterson Mr. Mrs. E. L. Quirin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Rose Mr. Mrs. Francis M. Sadler Mr. Mrs. Hermann B. F. Seyfarth Mr. Mrs. Carl Stahleker II Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Starr Mr. Mrs. Walter Steeves Mr. Mrs. Elton Stephen Mr. Mrs. John L. Stevens Mr. Mrs. Rolland S. Tapley Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Thornton Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Trites Mr. Mrs. John C. Tracy Mr. Mrs. Franklin W. Walker Mr. Mrs. H. Chester Wegster Mr. Mrs. Arthur K. Wells Mr. Mrs. Robert S. Wesson Mr. Mrs. William C. White Mr. Mrs. John Whitman Jr. Mr. Mrs. Alfred A. Wilde Mr. Mrs. Henry M. Willard Mrs. Theresa Willey Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Winnier Mrs. L. F. Woodruff Mr. Mrs. Joseph L. Zaruba Mr. Mrs. Edmond Zorigian Sponsors Abbott’s Gulf Station A. Gan Co. Al’s Delicatessen Lunch Anderson’s Jewelers Ara’s Babson’s Report Bendslev’s Berkeley Restaurant Bermorr’s Bernardi Body Shop Book Stall Bowker Linoleum Co. Cabot ' Hendric Inc. Campus Drug Inc. Colonial Garage Corcoran Motor Sales DeFazio’s Dolan Coal and Oil E. A. Davis Co. Edmund A. Campana F. Diehl Son Inc. Fallon’s Drug Store Filene’s Flowers by Simmons Franklin Wood, Optican Fraser ' s Flowers Fredley’s Garden Toolhouse Glenview Market Gross Strauss Harold C. Wiswall Hathaway Book House J. Austen Peckham (Insurance) Jays Inc. Joseph E. O’Neil, Jewelers Joseph-Vincent Hairdressers Kasper Pilibosian Lee Chevrolet Co. Inc. Lower Falls Cleaners Mark Jewell Co. Milky Way Morrison Realtors Wellesley Pharmacy Wellesley Square Garage Wilbar’s 99 T Editor s-in-C hief DIANNE PARKER Planning Board BETSY ADAMS SALLY BARBER HELEN CHISHOLM THOMAS COCHRAN JERRY CUSHING JUDY DICK JAMES FAY PEGGY HOPKINS Senior Editor MARCIA WOODRUFF Art Editors SYLVIA GILMAN RICHARD STEVENS Business Managers VIRGINIA DOWD JOAN STEEVES Typist ELLEN McBURNEY Advisers CHIEF ADVISER CLAIRE L. SLATTERY ASSISTANT ADVISER DORA E. PALMER PHOTOGRAPHY FLORENCE M. McGILVARY PEGGY WEGERDT GEORGE JACKSON ARLENE KOELBEL ELIZABETH LEYON DONALD MORSE BETTY NORTON MARGOT PETERSON DAVID SPENCE MARY THORNTON BUSINESS ELMORE D. LUNDGREN PHOTOGRAPHY BY LORING STUDIOS, BOSTON PUBLISHED BY BRADBURY, SAYLES, O’NEILL CO., Inc., NEW YORK 100 —