Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1960 volume:

DOES NOT CmCUlATE WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY WELLESLEY. MASS 02181 THE CLASS OF 1960 PRESENTS YOUR WELLESLEYAN Gamaliel Bradford Senior High School Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 19 6 0 PRESIDENT WILLIAM ROWAN VICE-PRESIDENT ADELE PIGNATIELLO SECRETARY MARCIA MADDEN TREASURER ROBERT BUCHAN This is your Yearbook. The I960 Wellesleytm presents you, the students of Wellesley Senior High School both individually and as a group in your 1959- 1960 school year. On these pages unfolds a pic¬ torial record of the many diversified aspects of your school life for the past nine months. The various symbols depicted on the four divider pages characterize you, the Underclassmen; you, the Seniors; you, the entire Student Body, in the classroom and in the sports and activ¬ ities through which you have benefited both yourself and your school. This book preserves throughout the future lasting memories of your invaluable experience at Wellesley High. THE UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 14 IN ACTIVITIES PAGE 24 IN SPORTS PAGE 46 THE SENIORS PAGE 70 WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY - WELLESLEY MASS ini PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE As you young men and young women of the Class of I960 bring to a close your years at Wellesley High School, there are many thoughts passing through the minds of all those close and dear to you. These thoughts may well go back to that September day long ago when you left the security of your home and spent your fmt day in school. From that day to this your educational experiences have been pointed toward graduation from high school. From now on you are going to be more “on your own” than ever before. The real test of what your home, your church, your school, and youj com- munity have meant to you lies ahead. The hopes and prayers of parents, teachers, and schoolmates are with you as you go your several ways. May each of you find success and happiness in your chosen field, continued growth in those characteristics which mark the well-rounded personality, and a genuine appreciation of those qualities which make life worth living. God bless you all! Dick Stimets presents your Yearbook to Mr. Graves. Here is your devoted Art Staff: Gail Constantinides, Nancy Howe, Tamara Col¬ lier, Merrill Crockett, and Sue Gura. 6 As Photography Editor, Rick Howard is always on the lookout for good pictures. EDITOR ' S MESSAGE Living in the world of 1960 man is experiencing the most dynamic period in all history. He has made more progress in the last sixty years than in the sixty centuries since the dawn of civilization. Yet this incredible prog¬ ress has produced problems never before encountered. A tremendous population explosion is imminent; the earth’s resources are being exhausted at an ever-increas¬ ing rate. Most formidable of all is the fact that man now for the first time has the power to destroy himself and his civilization, to reduce to nothing in a few short hours what it has taken milleniums to build. Faced with such overwhelming problems it is natural for many to say, “How 1 wish I were living one hundred years ago. Then there were no terrible world wars, no atomic bombs, no threat of extinction. The world was serene and secure.” As you, the members of the Class of I960 set out on your separate ways, you likely experience a similar feel¬ ing of nostalgia. You wish that you could return to your childhood days when you led a guided life and had few cares or worries. But this would surely be a backward step, for true development can never result from ignor¬ ance and isolation. Man is now on the threshold of truly wonderful achievement. Harnessed atomic fusion will solve power needs forever. Food from the sea will provide susten¬ ance for millions of years. The barriers of ignorance and intolerance are crumbling before the march of knowl¬ edge and understanding. However, a united peaceful world with a high standard of living available to every¬ one can be realized only if each individual accepts his responsibilities. Freedom cannot exist if all do not par¬ ticipate. The dreams of the ages are within reach. The chal¬ lenge is yours to meet. Being Business Manager takes a lot of work, doesn’t it, Kathy Mahaney? Susie Altman, your Senior Editor, struggles with the Senior write-ups. Dick Stimets deserves a great deal of credit for his hard work as Editor-in-Chief. ADMINISTRATION Katherine Bronson Assistant Principal , Dean of Girls Samuel M. Graves Principal John B. Chaffee Superintendent of Schools GUIDANCE Joyce J, Freitag Counselor 9 AND YOUR FACULTY Robert J. Aldrich Business Mrs. Ruth D. Anderson Home Economics Joseph Andrew Mathematics Robert T. Bateman Mathematics John P. Certuse English Mrs. Eileen Chapman Librarian Raymond B. Chapman George S. Chase Social Studies Music Eleanor D. Copley 10 vslca Ed ucatlon Wilbury A. Crockett English Alfonso J. D’Aniello Biology Milton Economos Industrial Arts Elizabeth M. Foley English Mrs. Dorothy Griffin Dietician Richard A. DeFelix Spanish-French Catherine M. Dennen Business James Etmekjian French Joseph F. Fitzgerald Mathematics John N. Goodridge Latin-German Kathleen Gordon Reading Dorothy M. Guild Harold Haizlip Business j j English Philip Dudley Mathematics Thomas H. Fitzsimmons English Gail Grandy Chem is try-Physics XT Mrs. Claire L. Hefifernan English Harold H. Hines Physical Education George F. Kerivan Mathematics Raymond E. Leach Music Elmore D. Lundgren Mathematics John C. Howard, Jr. Biology Erik M. Kjeldsen Physical Education Ernest B. Lorett Social Studies Mrs. Anne L. Lynch Fine Arts 2 Eleanor H. Johnson Physics Mrs. Carol Kurtz Social Studies Mrs. Margaret G. Lothrop Nurse Gardner H. Marchant, Jr. Social Studies Bedros Kamitian Business James T. Lape English Norman D. Loud Chemistry Mrs. Sylvia C. McCurdy Social Studies Mrs. Florence McGilvray Business Carl A. Olson, Jr. Industrial Arts Joshua Smith Social Studies Mrs. Dorothy W. McIntyre Francis E. Mear English Chemistry-Physics Mrs. Frances O’Brien French Norman W. Platine Social Studies Sally Scarborough English-Interne Salvadore W. Simone Fine Arts Alice Teed English Carlo Vacca Spanish Mrs. Marie L. Wanless Physical Education Ethel M. Ward Latin Mrs. Elinor Williams, Mrs. Grace Spita, Mrs. Lillian Sharon, Mrs. Barbara Steeves, Secretaries. CLASS OFFICERS First Row: A. Bradrick, S. Ben¬ nett, D. Blanding, A. Arnold, S. Breck, P. Boyle, S. Adams, M. Blinn, M. Anagnostis, E. Adams. Second Row: J. Buchan, K. Bing, G. Bedford, S. Brauner, G. Bruns, A. Barto, N. Brown, S. Bowen, R. Banay, S. Bogart, M. Baldini. Third Row: A. Barthol- omay, D. Barber, R. Amesbury, L. Baker, W. Baker, R. Benni- son, R. Allison, P. Benotti, W. Bjorn, P. Bertocci. Fourth Row: E. Beal, M. Bentley, J. Belser, B. Bond, N. Bolles, B. Bruce, G. Bruns, R. Bloomfield, A. Arm¬ strong. First Row: C. Crosbie, K. Chris¬ tenson, C. Connery, M. Carroll, D. Buckbee, B. Danielson, N. Castellanos, B. Deal, J. Dacey, C. Campana. Second Row: T. Chevone, M. Cass, J. Cass, M. Dale, K. Chadbourne, J. Dawe, J. Cunnan, J. Collins. Third Row: G. Crowthcr, S. Burtt, K. Davis, B. Dalton, D. Claflin, R. Ed¬ monds, R. Chandler, R. Carlson, H. Creighton. Fourth Row: R. Bullen, M. Dale, B. Cronin, M. Bush, B. Costine, J. Calender, M. Connors, R. Connolly, R. Cenzalli. First Row: J. Gallagher, B. Dyer, M. Duffy, T. Gallerani, B. Eller- horst, N. Deane, M. Flynn, B. Fielding, M. Feeney, M. Devlin. Second Row: L. Galbraith, C. Devlin, L. Fleming, J. Embree, J. Erskine, S. Drury, R. Gaetz, M. Drouet, D. Frangoulis. Third Row: S. Donahue, P. DeSesa, T. Devereux, O. Finnegan, T. Doyle, C. Glesner, R. Forster, J. Fitzpatrick. Fourth Row: J. Dusenbury, J. Dew, J. Farnham, C. Evans, R. Dennen, D. Eddy, A. DeLong, A. Dean, E. Garron. First Row: B. Gilooly, L. Gu- bellini, M. Harbarger, B. Gress, P. Hettrick, H. Hanna, J. Great- head, L. Giovanella, K. Herman, P. Grinnell. Second Row: J. Hendrick, D. Hagenloch, B. Heald, A. Hagan, L. Hanson, J. Griffin, N. Herrick, J. Hamilton, B. Herring, J. Hunt, S. Godden. Third Row: B. Gikis, D. Holland, B. Griffin, R. Harrison, J. Hart, R. Hooper, D. Galbraith, F. Houlihan, D. I dell. Fourth Row: R. Hemberger, F. Greene, B. Gifford, B. Giese, R. Frost, J. Galvin, R. Goquen, E. Helm, M. Hanlon, B. Hill. First Row: C. Laine, N. Kelly, C. Kelly, S. Kalfon, D. Kryter, J. King, J. Kirkham, A. Isaacson, H. Lambro, N. Indresano. Sec¬ ond Row: E. Ireland, R. Kraus, M. Mawhinney, V. Lane, Mc¬ Cullough, A. Kenney, G. Keene, K. Krall, R. Landers, K. Man¬ ning. Third Row: R. Maciel, K. Jones, G. Mahan, B. Jones, D. Kelley, M. Mastro, D. Kelly, J. MacLeod. Fourth Row: D. Masey, R. Kingsley, V. Juliani, R. Maynard, G. Kerivan, L. Madden, F. Lane, J. Mayes. First Row: M. Maccini, R. Mc¬ Daniel, E. Loring, M. McCarthy, K. McNutt, L. Livingston, S. Michel, M. Levy, L. Maccini, M. Lathrop. Second Row: M. McRann, D. McCarthy, J. Law¬ less, M. Lucas, S. McDonald, C. Long, D. McMorran, A. Mc¬ Mahon, C. Miller. Third Row: D. McHugh, M. Mills, R. Mc- Guinness, F. Merril, R. McCor¬ mack, G. Michalk, S. Lathrop, C. McDonald, G. McSorley. Fourth Row: R. MacBey, J. Metzler, J. Macredie, P. Mear, M. Lonegran, W. Loring, A. McNeil. [ 5 B Vj First Row: P. Minucci, M. Mul- herin, E. Murray, J. Morrissey, J. Picardi, P. Purcell, D. Rod¬ erick, B. Richardson, C. Manag- han, K. Rayner. Second Row: R. Peek, P. Rideout, L. Nivling, J. Moore, J. Rein, C. Paltrineri, M. Richardson, S. Morton, R. O’Brien. Third Row: P. Penn- dorf, J. Nannery, A. Parker, P. Murphy, W. Petersen, D. Nor¬ ton, J. Mullen. Fourth Row: T. O’Keefe, M. Prior, J. Nichols, B. Mulcahy, B. Nurczynski, B. Monahan, C. Mors, A. Moran, S. Montgomery. First Row: G. Rupp, K. Stevens, K. Sargent, L. Timmons, J. Stratton, P. Sline, E. Simonds, K. Schoepfer, R. Schneider, S. Shaw. Second Row: J. Sandford, S. Sise, C. Severance, S. SeufTert, K. Smith, C. Shattuck, J. Tyler, L. Tjernell, P. Rolph. Third Row: C. Tibbetts, J. Rutledge, H. Si¬ mons, R. Russell, C. Thompson, R. Rossman, W. Stanton, R. Smith, J. Sicchio. Fourth Row: P. Simms, T. Russell, B. Rokes, P. Sawyer, B. Smith, C. Slater, W. Stark. V 1 ‘cl 1 1 It j W i f I ivk. 4 - H ' l | First Row: K. Wessell, S. Vines, S. Thurber, G. Von der Lippe, P. White, E. Spita, M. Varney, G. Walchi, B. Waite, C. Upham. Second Row: S. Walsh, S. Whit¬ ney, D. Walsh, S. Thompson, D. Toppin, P. Trowbridge, D. Stone, D. Young, S. Williams, P. Stimmell. Third Row: A. Wil- lon, R. Viola, R. Zaragoza, K. Winn, J. Williams, D. Waltman, J. Woodley. Fourth Row: R. Smith, B. Stott, D. Wilson, B. Trefry, C. Walker, J. Straub, D. Vigneron. CLASS OFFICERS Sally Tilley, Secretary Philip Peters, Treasurer [IraltSI I fj First Row: P. Anthony, S. Boyd, S. Bladworth, E. Brattin, V. Bita, N. Bartlett, N. Balboni, N, Cahill, D. Burke, S. Butterfield. Second Row: P. Attanasio, J. Baxter, C. Anderson, C. Cassoli, D. Blackaller, B. Canfield, B. Barber, R. Bayliss, J. Bonifassi, M. Campbell, J. Case. Third Row: L. Calzini, P. Anstey, B. Cashman, H. Bernstein, R. Bai¬ ley, R. Buxbaum, S. Carter, R. Bell, S. Anderson. Fourth Row: P. Benjamin, W. Carleton, D. Burdette, R. Bryant, S. Abbott, R. Allen, F. Callahan, J. An¬ drew, J. Arcand. First Row: M. Collins, B. Cle¬ ment, J. Deturk, J. Dean, J. Clymer, M. Doyle, N. Claire, P. Chester, M. Cleveland, P. Dunn. Second Row: T. Cloutier N. Curran, P. Dale, N. Critch- low, P. Cerasuolo, C. Clemence, E. Chaffee, J. Dalton, J. Daly, M. Donnelly. Third Row: J. Duffy, J. Cockey, R. Davidson, C. Collins, B. Chevone, B. Con¬ nolly, K. City, L. Cleverly, T. Cornell. Fourth Row: J. Daly, D. Darlington, L. Curtin, D. Drum¬ mond, J. Daly, J. Collari, G. Dalton, B. Dexter, W. Carleton. First Row: M. Fitzpatrick, S. Foley, C. Fitzsimmons, A. Ham- wey, L. Hanson, P. Evans, J. Gilmore, A. Gould, V. Gee, A. Fleming. Second Row: L. Gold¬ en, M. Earle, K. Hallstrand, R. Fox, S. Goodwin, L. Gates, D. Hagenlock, P. Farley, M. Gard- ler, P. Hamaker. Third Row: R. Harney, M. Grandy, R. Gorman, C. Harrington, B. Fletcher, F. Fumia, J. Gardner, J. Flynn, A. Tonery, S. Ham, J. Gard. Fourth Row: L. Grignaffini, S. Harper, J. Dunning, J. Harrington, J. Flint, J. Fitzwilliams, T. Forbes, S. Fitzmaurice, J. DeJon. First Row: N. Harrington, J. Hilt, P. LaCharite, R. Harunk, H. Hennessie, S. Hervey, M. Hartman, M. Holden, M. Laf- ferty, K. Kane. Second Row: F. Kenngott, F. Horan, R. Hughes, M. I dell, C. Ilsley, P. Jarodsky, G. Kennedy, K. Kline, A. Kent. Third Row: N. Hildreth, S. Haughey, B. Kelly, R. Hester, H. Hirtle, R. Higgenbottom, J. Kilmain, C. Johanson, J. Juliani. Fourth Row: D. Jennings, D. Kelley, S. Hood, D. Hyson, B. Irving, B. Jealous. 19 First Row: M. Pritham, P. Man¬ ning, N. Lowther, S. Matthew- man, J. Lang, B. Martin, L. La- Rose, J. Machlin, A. McFayden, C. MacDonald. Second Row: D. Lockwood, R. Morrill, J. Morse, S. Loring, B. McCann, A. Mc- Tigue, A. Meissner, J. Lindsey, B. Landros, A. McPhail, T. Mar¬ tin. Third Row: J. Meury, D. McMorran, S. Loutrel, R. Lock- wood, R. Morrison, D. Lewis, J. Michaels, D. McCadam, B. Mueller, L. Mercer. Fourth Row: T. McKee, V. Lanza, B. Mac- Master, B. McCullough, J. Mc¬ Neil, D. Macaulay, G. MacKen- zie, J. Melson, R. Michalk. First Row: N. Murray, L. Porter, W. Meyer, S. Moorhead, S. Niese, D. Pascal, D. Parsons, E. Phillips, G. Pope, B. Peek. Second Row: P. Peneault, D. Phinney, G. Ralli, C. Rice, S. Pippitt, E. Parker, B. Miron, C. O’Donnell, S. Nye, D. McDermott, M. Nas- tasi. Third Row: L. Prombain, B. Thompson, C. Putnam, A. Newhall, G. Potts, G. Riblet, J. Nastasi, J. O’Malley, J. Ranieri. Fourth Row: L. Poitras, R. Pet¬ ers, A. Raymond, L. Rice, P. Peters, R. Rollins, P. Nannini. 1 J u fmm r g -.1 . fjraira j f - :_ Kxt J k s iJM r 2 � « n rnrm M V tl fe ▼ ' uS .1 MB I£J.Klr fa W ' %gk t aBTf-- . ■ .a First Row: L. Steele, S. Spilman, S. Rooney, S. Smith, N. Saletich, G. Tabbut, J. Rutherfoord, S. Tilley, D. Shattuck, J. Russ. Sec¬ ond Row: R. Summers, C. Scott, G. Stipe, S. Suddath, J. Schnei¬ der, J. Stone, J. Sharpe, N. Sar- dina, D. Skinner, P. Sargent. Third Row: H. Rowlands, S. Sawin, T. Slattery, C. Rudd, S. Spang, M. Spurr, D. Smith, R. Spears, C. Taylor, D. Thomas, T. Ventura. Fourth Row: D. Stecgstra, P. Stelljes, R. Fuchs, N. Sherry, J. Steiger, W. Sat- terthwaite, P. Russo, R. Smith, W. Tordoff. 61 First Row: H. Trader, S. Wales, D. Viguers, V. Wood, D. Walker, P. Volpi, S. Viguers, L. Went¬ worth, C. Wilgus, R. Wright. Second Row: V. Zeo, K. Will- more, B. Willey, J. Vicino, N. Witherell, C. Yurkanin, C. Walker, M. Whiting, L. Waters. Third Row: W. Wallace, D. Weadick, R. Whynot, R. Varo, F. Wiesenbach, T. Trethaway, P. Wilanson, E. Williams, J. Wil¬ son. Fourth Row: R. Wilson, E. Vines, W. Wood, K. Wood¬ cock, F. Welch, S. Withers, R. Vaughan, E. Tilton, R. Watson. A toast to the Class of 1961! IN ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: A McAllister, M. Cass, J. Tyler, K. Rayner, M. McRann, K. Sargent, K. Kline, S. Bladworth, D. Phinney, C. Wilgus, C. Fitzsimmons. Second Row: S. Mettetal, J. Arnold, W. na Bangxang, A. Pignatiello, A. Dwyer, T. Parker, B. Mulroy, D. Knap- man, M. Hayde, M. Koh, I. McRann. Third Row: R. Maciel, R. Zaragoza, R. Harrison, M. Prior, C. Crosbie, T. Gallerani, N. Anagnostis, G. Walchli, M. Trigg, L. Taricco, S. Hervcy, N. Murray, B. Holman, B. Jealous, J. Gardner, T. Cornell, Miss Bronson. Fourth Row: A. Dean, R. Bennison, R. Chandler, G. Kcrivan, J. Tartari, S. Gray, B. Rowan, W. Jobmann, S. Abbott, R. Peek, J. Brines, P. Peters, W. Carleton, R. Rollins, B. Varo. The smoking problem causes much concern. The Student Council is the only group that is elected to represent the entire school. The Council works constantly to improve your school by studying prob¬ lems and recommending solutions. Much of the time at the weekly meetings this year was devoted to consideration of op¬ tional attendance at assemblies, revision of lunch schedule, more parking space for cars, a proposed course in Russian and the smoking problem. The participation of all insured the success of the Council ' s many projects which included school elections, football dance, gym show, paper drive, season ticket sales, United Fund drive and Morgan Memorial clothing drive. 26 “Respectfully submitted, Betty Mulroy, secretary.” FINANCIAL COUNCIL First Row: C. Scott, M. Levy, B. Mulroy, W. Hill, P. Peters, R. Buchan, D. Kr apman, H. Hennessy, S. Bennett, D. Wentworth. Second Row: T. Cloutier, J. Cunnan, T. Collier, A. Pignatiello, A. Bailey, S. Tilley, P. Minucci, N. Kelley, K. Schoepfer, S. Thomp¬ son, G. Bruns. Third Row: R. Harney, D. McCadam, D. Niven, D. Macaulay, J. Spita, D. Allen, J. Flint, W. Giese, K. LaBorne, R. Cashman, P. Penndorf. JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row: E. Loring, K. Grant, S. Rainey, S. Winjum, J. Bonifasvi, V Sardina. Second Row: V. Gee, S. Drury, C. Yurkanin, Mrs. Anderson, C. Cassoli, S. Loring, E. Parker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Maffeo entertains the audience with personal anecdotes. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize excel¬ lence of achievement in many fields. Members are chosen according to their manifestation of the qualities of leadership, scholarship, char¬ acter, and service. At Wellesley High School, the upper sixth of the Juniors and the upper third of the Seniors, in scholastic rank, are eligible for membership. From these students, the faculty elects five per cent and fifteen per cent of each class respectively. At this year’s induction assembly, we were honored to have as a guest speaker, the Superintendent of Schools in Natick, Mr. Maflfeo, who delivered an inspiring speech on the subject, “To Each His Own.” “Thank you, Mr. Graves.” First Row: H. Young, K. Grant, S. Downey, G. Rhome, W. Crosbie, R. Edgerton, E. Wood, Mr. Lundgren, W. Rowan, R. Stimets, R. Buchan, S. Altman, S. Lyeth, D. Ladd, M. Wegner, L. Bertocci. Second Row: J. Kanavich, L. Marchetti, M. Barrel!, E. Mulroy, A. Farnham, G. Constantinides, J. Bigelow, H. Wolf, M. Connery, M. Crockett, R. McNamara, G. McQuilkin, R. Dunn, R. Miron, L. Varney, P. Semple, S. Rainey, D. Dyer, V. Jetter, S. Winjum, M. Madden, T. Collier, C. Brown, S. Ellison. Third Row: P. Sar¬ gent, P. Walker, S. Hervey, C. Putnam, B. Jealous, D. Macaulay, K. Woodcock, W. Satterthwaite, . Witherell, J. Andrew, G. Riblet, W. Meyer, S. Viguers, E. Cornell, W. Wallace, K. Kline. 28 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE First Row: S. Blood, Y. Kisaba, L. Taricco, W. Jobmann, G. McQuilkin, H. Young, S. Altman, K. Grant, B. Needham, D. Tong, T. Byckling, M. Koh, G. Rhome. Second Row: J. Woodley, Mrs. Wood, V. Zeo, S. Mettetal, M. Mawhinney, M. Whiting, P. Far¬ ley, J. Arnold, M. Bareli, C. Upham, S. Goodwin, A. Gould, B. Peary, J. Embree, P. Anthony, P. Jarodski, P. Walker, S. Ellison, S. Hanley, C. Brown, Mrs. Gilmore, P. Sargent. Third Row: J. Dailey, S. Viguers, K. Schoepfer, S. Rideout, A. Hagan, J. Gilmore, G. Walchli, K. Rice, B. Gunwaldsen, P. Semple, A. McTigue, V. Wood, C. Walker, V. Gee, G. Bruns, S. Thompson, M. Flynn, B. Richardson, S. Gura, J. Kanavich, B. Peek, G. Stipe .Fourth Row: D. Wharen, J. Bigelow, N. Lowther, M. Crockett, E. Johnston, N. Witherell, J. Harrington, D. Macaulay, R. Dunn, T. Parker, J. Campbell, S. Harper, J. Brines, C. Yurkanin, J. Clymer, L. Porter, N. Deane, W. Meyer. Gwen Rhome, official appoints volunteers. George McQuilkin shows his active interest in A.F.S. During 1959-1960 the American Field Service Council carried out a number of interesting and worthwhile projects while fur¬ thering the A.F.S. goal of promoting international understanding through student exchanges on the high school level. This year, for the first time, Wellesley High School had two American Field Service exchange students: Laura Taricco from Italy, and Wolf¬ gang Jobmann from Germany. Projects and activities for the year included Tag Day, Work Day, evening get-togethers, the selling of A.F.S. cookbooks, a Ski weekend, and a weekend as host to thirty foreign students from neighboring towns. THE WELLESLEYAN First Row: L. Bertocci, V. Jetter, N. Howe, Mrs. Heffernan, R. Stimets, J. Thiel, G. Constantinides, S. Rainey. Second Row: C. Brown, T. Collier, K. Mahaney, M. Connery, J. Bigelow, M. Crockett, G. Rhome, A. Farnham, S. Altman, P. Semple, J. Kanavich, M. Madden. Third Row: W. Crosbie, R. Miron, R. Howard, E. Acly, R. Nugent, R. Dunn, G. McQuilkin, J. Campbell, J. Embree. The Wellesley an staff poses for a candid. Patty puzzles patiently over the pagination. 30 THE BRADFORD Hurricane Hannah hits the keys. Bradford staff rushes to meet the deadline. Directed by Mr. Lorett and co-editors Hannah Young and Karen Grant, a staff of some thirty students co¬ ordinated their efforts to publish the Bradford six times during the school year. Starting off with a new printer, the editors tried a fresh approach in making the Bradford best represent the students and the school. At Christmas the staff was able to assemble a six-page issue with spe¬ cial articles and an entire page of candid pictures. Again in the final June issue the Bradford had six pages includ¬ ing the Senior Will and Prophecy. First Row: J. Day, S. Winjum, H. Young, K. Grant, R. Jetter, D. Tetrick. Second Row: Mr. Lorett, A. Pignatiello, L. Miller, G. Potts, D. Nugent, K. LaBorne, D. Wentworth, M. Wegner, J. Kanavich. Third Row: C. Putnam, G. McQuilkin, P. Sargent. KEY CLUB Steve Strunck, Key Club Secretary, notes the proceedings at a Board meeting. Under the direction of Mr. Kamitian and President Ron Edgerton, the Key Club enjoyed a rewarding year of service to both the school and the community. Because of the success of both the concession stand at Wellesley’s home football games and the Halloween Candy Drive, the Club’s earnings reached an all-time high. Contributions were given to the Ernest F. Upham Scholarship Fund, the United Fund, the high school Athletic Fund, and the American Field Service. Key Clubbers also bundled magazines for the Magazines for Freedom Drive, served as guides at the Wellesley Home for the Aged Develop¬ ment, distributed posters for the Red Cross Drive and umpired at Little League baseball games. The novel auction dance in February was thoroughly enjoyed by the many who attended. “Quick, five dogs, four cokes, three pickles and $7.85 in change.” First Row: S. Fumia, T. Parker, S. Strunk, R. Nugent, R. Edgerton, R. Rollins, R. Miron, R. Harrison, T. Cornell. Second Row: Mr. Kamitian, S. Meury, D. Vigneron, A. Dean, G. Potts, H. Bernstein, D. Dennen, B. McMaster, W. Carleton, K. LaBorne, R. Bankart, C. Rainey, R. Benotti, L. Prombain, E. Ireland. Third Row: F. Greene, A. McNeil, D. Macaulay, S. Hood, A. Dwyer, K. Woodcock, E. Sherry, R. Stimets, G. McQuilkin, T. O’Keefe, W. Morgan. CHAMELEONS First Row: A. McTigue, P. Semple, M. Bareli, S. Gura, S. Ellison, J. McMahon, R. Morrill, J. Arnold. Second Row: M. Harbarger, C. Walker, V. Wood, L. Porter, S. Harper, D. Pierce, C. Shackford, S. Moorhead, J. Machlin, P. Anthony, J. Kirkham. Third Row: D. McDermott, S. Viguers, K. Rice, M. Bush, N. Salatich, P. Smith, B. Gunwaldsen, W. Meyer, B. Richardson. In mid October the Chameleons Dramatic Club gave a successful performance of a short one-act play entitled “Two Crooks and a Lady.” A second play, presented in March, was entered in the Regional Drama Festival and the Massachusetts State Festival. In May the Club vis¬ ited Boston University for the purpose of learning more about the dramatic techniques of experienced actors and stage managers. The year concluded with the installation program of all new members who had helped to make the season an enjoyable and rewarding one. Dave DeRosier is noted for his firm handshake. Chameleons learn that there are many facets of dramatics. 33 WISEWELL SCIENCE CLUB First Row: G. Stipe, S. Loutrel, P. Hill, P. Anthony, B. Davidson. Second Row: R. Stimets, J. Rutherfoord, D. Pierce, R. Bankart, D. Wharen. The Wisewell Science Club represents the presence of scientific interest and spirit at Wellesley High. Its main purpose is to offer an easily accessible source of scien¬ tific information and enlightenment to both members and non-members. During the 1959-1960 season, as in the past, the Club invited professional scientists to come to meetings and lecture in various fields of science. Field trips were conducted to the Boston Museum of Science and to several important research laboratories in the Greater Boston area. The guidance and sponsor¬ ship of the Club contributed largely to the success of the Science Fair in March. . . and the music comes out here.” Experimentation is the basis of science. 34 SCIENCE FAIR George McQuilkin tells how liquid air can be made from the regenerator. The 1960 Science Fair was an admirable display of individual scien¬ tific skill, knowledge and ingenuity in project development. The judges noted that a large percentage of the projects, if entered in pre¬ vious years, would have taken top honors. As a result, it was necessary to exceed the customary limit of three Honorable Mentions in each of the three categories. Cash prizes, contributed by the Wellesley Boosters, were awarded to the top three winners in Biology, Chem¬ istry, and Physics. The one-hundred-thirty participants and all who contributed to the success of the Fair are to be congratulated for an excellent performance. David Norton expounds on the crania of our feathered friends. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: D. Lewis, S. Loutrel, R. McVoy, B. Mulroy, D. Viguers. B. Monahan, W. Crosbie, R. Stimets, D. Norton. 35 BAND This year’s seventy-five piece Band was the largest Wellesley High has ever had. Because of the many new sophomore musicians, it was necessary to form a Train¬ ing Band in addition to the regular football-concert Band. The excellent attendance at practice sessions re¬ sulted in much improvement in the drills presented at the football games this season. Activities included par¬ ticipating in a Boston University Band Night in October, marching in the Veterans’ Day parade, presenting a stu¬ dent assembly in February, and taking part in the Spring Music Festival at Brockton, Mass. The band marches east, and the band marches west. First Row: K. Fitzgibbons, C. Grome, S. Fleming, L. Cremonini. Second Row: R. Dunn, J. Peacock, R. Mock, R. Harrison, T. Winn, J. Gardner, P. Sawyer, A. Armstrong, R. Allison, T. Doyle, P. White, B. Heald. Third Row: J. Sanford, M. Lucas, B. Eller- horst, D. Norton, J. McMahon, W. Satterthwaite, W. Irving, J. Hart, C. Harrington, D. Buckbee, L. Hansen. Fourth Row: D. Siek, R. McNamara, D. Lewis, R. Maynard, S. Hood, R. Bailey, J. Flint, F. Schneider, M. Richardson, K. City, P. Buxton, L. Gal¬ braith. Fifth Row: R. Carlson, E. Williams, S. Fumia, J. Campbell, R. Spears, D. Drummond, P. BecklofF, J. Metzler, B. Bond, R. McCormack, D. Skinner, J. Greathead. Sixth Row: A. McAllister, G. Stipe, J. Dusenbury, W. Clegg, D. Claflin, D. Kelley, P. Cotton, C. Darlington, R. McVoy, C. Putnam, E. Murray, M. Lathrop. 36 ORCHESTRA First Row: Mr. Leach, J. Day, C. Severance, S. Suddath, K. Bing, W. Stanton, J. Dailey, F. Merrill, L. Bertocci, W. Grant, R. Bankart, B. Adams, W. Clegg. Second Row: P. Walker, S. Breck, G. Stipe, D. Tetrick, J. Peacock, J. Sanford, C. Clemence, P. Buxton, H. Creighton, J. McMahon, A. Hagan, C. Shackford. Third Row: P. Cotton, R. McVoy, D. Claflin, J. Flint, R. McNamara, R. Spears, J. Metzler, B. Bond. Sextet minus five. The Orchestra consisted of thirty-eight members, in¬ cluding all the strings in the school plus selected brass, woodwind, and percussion instrumentalists from the Band. At the bi-weekly rehearsals, time was devoted to both classical and popular music. Under the experienced direction of Mr. Leach, the group played before and after each assembly period and worked enthusiastically for the spring concert and the graduation exercises. This year, for the first time, Wellesley High was fortunate to have an ensemble of a pianist and advanced string and woodwind musicians. This group accompanied the fine performance of Amahl and the Night Visitors in Decem¬ ber. Mr. Leach adds the touch of the maestro. 37 CHORAL GROUPS GLEE CLUB— First Row: E. Wood, D. Viguers, N. Newell, L. Varney, M . Bareli, S. Lyeth, J. Bigelow, D. Went¬ worth, P. Benjamin. Second Row: D. Ladd, M. Carroll, M. Connery, V. Kneisel, L. Tjernell, A. Fleming, T. Parker. Third Row: N. Sise, S. Gura, G. Rhome, P. Trowbridge, S. Michel, P. Hetrick, C. Walker, M. Spurr. Fourth Row: A. Kent, V. Wood, L. Porter, C. Walker, W. Meyer, N. Herrick, R. Stimets. Fifith Row: S. Bladworth, N. Balboni, D. Hagenloch , R. Fox, S. Nye, E. Parker, P. Benotti, J. Brines. A CAPPELLA— First Row: S. Altman, E. Murray, B. Miron, G. Rhome, L. Porter, B. Danielson, N. Lowther, S. Michel. Second Row: P. Walker, A. Fleming, S. Winjum, J. Hunt, P. Alwin, E. Parker, B. Clement, S. Thompson, V. Kneisel, R. Allen, S. Campbell, R. Wright, P. Dale, C. Tibbetts. Third Row: A. Dean, J. Gardner, R. Kingsley, R. Peek, J. Koller, R. Penney, D. DeRosier, S. Sawin, D. Idell. 38 GLEE CLUB —First Row: J. Woodley, W. Machen, J. Tartari, S. Smith, J. Sharrott, A. Bailey, P. Semple, E. Davis. Second Row: R. Miron, R. Watson, J. Clymer, A. Meissner, N. Kelly, P. Sline. Third Row: M. Idell, L. Wentworth, N. Murray, N. Salatich, K. Herman, E. Chaffee. Fourth Row: R. Gorman, R. Morril, D. Lockwood, J. Daly, K. Smith, A. Barto, K. Krall. Fifth Row: J. Roller, R. Allen, W. McKenna, W. Bloch, H. McKenna, V. Cononi, S. Burtt. The vocal groups consisted of the Glee Club, the Boys’ Chorus, the Girls’ Chorus, the A Cappella Choir, the Boys’ Octet and the Nine Notes. The Mixed Glee Club sang at the Thanksgiving Assembly and partici¬ pated in Wellesley’s annual Christmas Community Sing. For a special Christmas show the Music Department, headed by Mr. Chase, gave three performances of Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors. The cast in¬ cluded Virginia Kneisel, Chris Fager, Bob Peek, John Roller, Peter Zerga, Bob Kingsley, Jean Dervan and selected members of the A Cappella Choir. The diligent efforts of Wellesley’s talented young vocalists resulted in a truly superb achievement. BOVS’ OCTET—R. Peek, R. Penney, T. Parker, H. McKenna, D. DeRosier, W. McKenna, W. Bloch. NINE NOTES—P. Walker, S. Smith, J. Sharrott, S. Schildein, V. Kneisel, R. Allen, S. Campbell, S. Gura. 39 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club consists of students sincerely interested in a teaching career. At one meeting the Club was informed of the program offered at the Harvard Graduate School of Edu¬ cation. Activities included having a panel of elementary school teachers speak to the group, attending the annual F.T.A. State Convention, and assisting in grade schools. The student assistance program gave mem¬ bers an opportunity to observe and teach at Kingsbury School, and thus become acquainted with the teaching profession in action. Sue enjoys planning the future. First Row: A. Clair, J. Thiel, N. Newell, L. Piercy, J. Kanavich, K. Grant, D. Vose, P. LaCharite, B. Willey, S. Downey. Second Row: Mr. Andrew, M. Nastasi, S. Smith, L. Marchetti, J. O’Brien, P. Alwin, C. Vurkanin, V. Gee, E. Parker, H. Furlong, B. Taylor, D. Frangoulis, H. Thayer, D. Towmey. 40 HISTORY FORUM First Row: K. Rayner, Mr. Burgess, N. Anagnostis, K. Grant, P. Minucci, K. Sargent. Second Row: A. Kelsch, S. Bladworth, G. Walchi, M. Anagnostis, C. Johanson, J. Kirkham, C. Crosbie, R. Banay. Third Row: D. I dell, S. Smith, A. Townery, B. Willey, A. Newhall, A. Farnham, R. Bankart, P. LaCharite, D. Barber. The past year was the most successful yet for the History Forum. May Koh’s slide lecture on the respective problems of China and Hong Kong constituted a prime highlight in the series of interesting and informative meetings, many of which were also embellished by the lectures of other foreign students. Special meetings were called from time to time to discuss pertinent current events. Several movies were shown, one of these being “The Face of Crime,” an hour and a half docu¬ mentary feature which presented various insights into prison life and assorted methods of egress. Under the proficient supervision of Mr. Charles D. Burgess, the members passed many enjoyable hours. This is what goes on “at 2:45 in Room 205.” 41 ART SERVICE CLUB First Row: Mr. Simone, J. Arnold, S. Mettetal, N. Critchlow, N. Cahill, K. Kline, P. Dunn, T. Cloutier, A. Bar- tholomay. Second Row: V. Zeo, C. Fitzsimmons, S. Wales, B. McCann, H. Hennessie, D. Broadbent, B. Peary, E. Parker, H. Trader, J. Lunney, N. Newell, J. Bonafassi. Third Row: S. Whitney, G. Kneisel, H. Thayer, S. Gura, G. Constantinides, C. Terry, N . Howe, G. Bruns, B. Gress, N. Kelly. Fourth Row: D. Ekings, L. Phillips, M. Crockett, J. Moore, H. Wolf, C. Yurkanin, S. Blood, G. Moore, D. Walker, M. Connery. Gail Constantinides shows her prize winning poster. The Art Service Club is an organization designed to allow those skilled in art to make use of their talents in serving the school and the community. The Club is especially valuable to many artistically inclined students who cannot participate in the regular art courses. The first major project this season was the making of decora¬ tions for the Icebreaker. The Club also assisted with decorations for the Winter Whirl and the Key Club Dance. Several posters were made to announce commu¬ nity activities. 42 “That bottle did say washable, didn’t it. Sue?” BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE First Row: M. Bush, L. Muir, D. Vose, C. Johnson, J. Battaglia, P. Smith. Second Row: T. Cloutier, S. Nye, D. Tetrick, L. Piercy, J. Thiel, B. Taylor, J. Lunney, P. Powers, P. Dunn, K. Critchlow, Miss Bronson. Third Row: D. Phinney, J. Bonafassi, S. Wales, A. Clair, H. Hennessie, J. Dalton, N. Cahill, C. Fitzsimmons, C. Johanson. SHOWCASE COMMITTEE First Row: R. Allen, M. Trigg. Second Row: T. Cloutier, N. Hildreth, L. Muir, P. Powers, B. Taylor, M. Hennessey, C. Grome, N. Kelley, D. Broadbent, L. Giovanella, J. Lunney. Third Row: J. Battaglia, S. Rideout, C. Fitzsimmons, H. Hennessie, E. Phillips, N. Critchlow, S. Wales, N. Cahill, P. Dunn, J. Thiel, L. Piercy, J. O’Brien, N. Newell, G. Moore, N. Howe, P. Evans, M. Crockett, M. Connery, B. Peary. ASSEMBLY CLUB First Row: P. Anthony, S. Harper, S. Young, H. Young, C. Johnson, T. Cloutier. Second Row: N. Critchlow, P. Dunn, K. Grant, S. Nye, N. Cahill, C. Fitzsimmons, J. Lunney, D. Phinney, L. Galbraith, Mrs. McCurdy. Third Row: N. Balboni, S. Wales, S. Smith, P. LaCharite, C. Yurkanin, B. Willey, J. Bonifassi, B. Taylor. PROJECTIONISTS D. Pierce, Mr. Howard, J. Callender, E. Williams, S. Withers, R. Smith, R. Maciel. 44 AROUND YOUR SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF—Mr. Ralph Burns, Mrs. Florence Sugden, Mrs. Eva Prescott, Mrs. Hilda DeRosier, Mrs. Irene Todd, Mrs. Elizabeth Ste¬ vens, Mrs. Madeline Grady, Mrs. Mary Calzini, Mrs. Jean Nelson. Mr. Raymond Scannell, Mr. Damiano DiSchino, Custodians Mrs. Mary Crowell, Matron Your school offers an excellent program to all prospective drivers. CHEERLEADERS Roberta DeFazio, Karen Rayner, Cindy Wilgus, Linda Marchetti, Dolly Pignatiello, Captain; Paula Minucci, Connie Crosbie, Betty Mulroy, Sue Hervey. 48 Marty Adam and Dick Ramsey add humor to the rally. Paula Minucci is up in the air over our team. TWIRLERS First Row: K. Fitzgibbons, S. Fleming, L, Cremonini, C. Grome. Second Row: M. Nastasi, Kline, B. Landros, M. McRann, I. McRann, C. Paltrineri, K. Lovell, G. Pope, L. LaRose, Bartlett, B. McCann, M. Doyle. COLOR GUARD Barbara Peary, Margery Trigg, Marty Connery, Judy Sharrott. 49 Rosemary McRann follows in her sisters’ footsteps. FOOTBALL Line Coach Kerivan, Head Coach Certuse. Captain Don Knapman, center VARSITY The Red-Raiders com¬ piled a successful record of 5-2-1 in 1959. This resulted from the hard practice and relentless training under the leadership of coaches Cer¬ tuse, Kerivan, and Platine. On the field, Captain Don Knapman called on the team to make that “second effort.” As a result, the Raiders won a rating of second place in the Bay State League, outscoring their opponents by sixty-six points. Highlights of the season included the drub¬ bing of favored Braintree and the defeat of Wellesley’s traditional rival, Needham. Ted Akerson was rated first-string end on the All- State Scholastic Team; Knapman, LaBorne, Moore and Most were a- warded Honorable Mention. SCORES Wellesley 22 Framingham 34 Wellesley 22 Milton 0 Wellesley 20 Natick 24 Wellesley 28 Dedham 6 Wellesley 36 Braintree 20 Wellesley 24 Norwood 14 Wellesley 6 Walpole 6 Wellesley 26 Needham 12 First Row: S. McKenney, T. Most, G. Akerson, D. Knapman, R. Moore, S. Rossi, M. Smith, K. LaBorne, F. Harney, R. Edgerton. Second Row: J. Roller, J. Tartari, J. Roche, D. Dennen, G. Finnegan, W. Carleton, J. Steiger, D. Forbes, J. Anderson, R. Harney. Third Row: Coach Kerivan, G. MacKenzie, A. McNeil, B. Jealous, G. Bruns, T. Clarke, R. Fuchs, J. Kelley, R. McCadam, M. Mastro, P. Benotti, J. Brines, T. O’Keefe, L. Prombain, R. Wilson, S. Sawin, Coach Certuse. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row. J. MacLeod, R. V se, R. Hester, D. Thomas, H. Creighton, R. Edmunds. Second Row: B. Gifford, M. Mastro, T. Trethaway, R. MacBey, F. Weisenbach, R. Buxbaum, K. Winn, Coach Woods. Third Row: R. Sommers, R. Connolly, T. LaRose, M. Lonergan, R. Goquen, P. Murphy. Remember, there are only two more months of practice. 51 Ron Edgerton, end LaBorne drives for yardage. 52 y Ken LaBorne, halfback John Kelley, guard John Koller, tackle CROSS COUNTRY First Row: F. Schneider, J. Duffy, E. Acly, J. Spita, E. Wood, D. DeRosier, A. MacPhail. Second Row: Mr. Chapman, S. Strunck, D. Dunning, T. Hettema, P. Cotton, W. Hill, D. Norton, R. Maciel, D. Allen, Manager. Because of a lack of experienced runners, the 1959 Cross Country Team wound up the season with a record of 0-8. However, thanks to Coach Chapman’s hard practice, some improvement was seen over the previous season. The meets with Framingham and Norwood were extremely close, and in the League Meet, Wellesley placed ahead of Norwood. One member of the squad, Alex MacPhail, placed twelfth in the State Meet. Stand¬ outs on the varsity team included Wood, MacPhail, DeRosier, Spita and Schneider. On your mark! Get Set! SOCCER It’s a soccer summit session! 1959 was the first year varsity soccer was played at Wellesley and a large number of boys turned out to par¬ ticipate in the new sport. The many hours of hard prac¬ tice and training in soccer skills and fundamentals re¬ sulted in a very successful season. Under the able coach¬ ing of Mr. Kjeldsen and leadership of Captain Rick Howard, the team ran up a commendable season’s record of 6-2-2. The only losses were incurred at the hands of the undefeated Lincoln-Sudbury team. Hey, come on! No hands allowed! First Row: J. Wilson, R. Howard, J. Harrington, J. Andrew, T. Parker, S. Hood, D. Macaulay, L. Mercer, P. Sargeant, D. Lockwood. Second Row: R. Forster, J. Metzler, R. Varo, G. Mc- Quilkin, W. McCullough, D. Nugent, K. Woodcock, D. Smith, G. Dalton, W. Irving, B. Needham, S. Carter. Third Row: Mr. Kjeldsen, D. Siek, C. Collins, C. Harrington, H. Bernstein, W. Tordoff, S. Abbott, W. Satterthwaite, S. Spang, B. Jones, D. Niven. Fourth Row: J. Dusenbury, T. Cornell, R. Cashman, K. Withers, B. Holman, M. Spurr, R. Higgenbottom, R. Bloomfield, D. McMorran, E. Williams, P. Penndorf. FIELD HOCKEY Wellesley’s goal is closely guarded. Field hockey is one of the most popular activities in the girls’ sports season. Almost seventy girls indicated their interest in playing on the intet-school field hockey team in 1959. From this number only thirty-eight could be chosen for Varsity or Junior Varsity competition. Membership on the Team entailed many afternoons of long hard practice. The Team was aided by all those girls who returned from field hockey camp, bringing new skills and suggestions. Excellent coaching and the ability of the girls to work closely together as a team enabled the Varsity squad to compile a record of 4-2-1. Keep your eyes on the ball, Jane Tallon. First Row: S. Lyeth, B. Peek, M. Holden, J. Tallon, S. Smith, M. Wegner, S. Pippitt, C. Clemence, A. MacFayden, D. Dyer, S. Goodwin, A. Gould. Second Row: Miss Copley, A. Kent, R. Wright, K. Mahaney, N. Noonan, K. Hallstrand, S. Haughey, J. Dailey, T. Chevone, J. Lunney. Third Row: L. Wentworth, J. Case, E. Bratton, A. Meissner, D. Viguers, B. Danielson, H. Wolf, S. Breck, N. Deane, P. Hetrick, S. Hanna, C. Connery, E. Dyer. 56 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row: K. Fitzgibbons, T. Collier, M. Wegner, D. Wentworth, S. Lyeth, D. Ladd, S. Ellison. Second Row: D. Viguers, N. With erell, S. Blood, J. Lloyd, B. Isaacson, V. Bite, B. Danielson, S. Pippitt, D. Burke. Third Row: N. Noonan, J. Tallon, A. Isaacson, J Dailey, P. Evans, B. Peek, H. Trader, M. Hartman, A. Gould, S. Haughey, S. Kalforn, K. Rice, Mrs. Wanless, M. I dell. “This way we can score twice as many points.” “I thought that pass was a little slow.” Both Girls’ Basketball Teams experienced a com¬ mendable season in emerging victorious in Bay State League competition. The outstanding Varsity squad, captained by Mary Wegner and Sue Lyeth, was made up mainly of Seniors who had had one or two years’ previ¬ ous experience. The Junior Varsity squad, which im¬ proved greatly with each game, was led by Doris Viguers and Bonnie Peek. Enthusiasm, determination, and hard work were the reasons for the success of the Teams. 57 BASKETBALL First Row: T. Most, L. Mercer, S. Fitzmaurice, R. Moore, V. Lanza, E. Sherry, R. Ramsey. Second Row: C. Rainey, W. Rowan, K. Woodcock, R. Robinson, S. Rossi, S. Hood, M. Salvi, Mr. Bergstrom. When the leading teams in the Bay State League score sixty points or more in almost every game whether they win or lose, the league is undoubtedly a strong one. This year Wellesley lacked the scoring punch of the more powerful teams. Although the season was not a successful one as far as the standings go, the Team’s spirit and determination never faltered. Under the very capable coaching of Mr. Bergstrom the Team, through long hours of hard practice, played some great basket¬ ball, even in defeat. “What do I do now, coach? ' 58 Rowan reaches for the rebound. HOCKEY Our goalie is a Chip off the old Bloch. George Finnegan presents a constant scoring threat to the opposition. Although the Hockey Team did not enjoy a victorious year, considerable improve¬ ment and development were seen during the course of the season. Waging an uphill battle, the determined icemen proved to some tough opposition, by very close scores, that Wellesley could fight hard. Outstanding as high-scorer was George Finnegan whose spirited play and powerful shots consistently bombarding the enemy nets made him a valuable asset to the Team. First Row: T. Doyle, C. Collins, R. Zaragoza, D. Norton, W. Bloch, P. Murphy, D. Lockwood, R. Forster, E. Martin, D. Kelley. Second Row: Mr. Hines, B. Jones, G. Finnegan, C. French, T. Parker, R. Morrison, B. Jealous, R. Bennison, W. Peterson, V. Co- noni. 59 SKI CLUB First Row: V. Zeo, S. Hanley, S. Sise, K. Bins, B. Peary, H. Hanna, J. Battaglia, K. Sargent, M. Bareli, G. Bedford, C. Crosbie, C. Anderson, A. Kent, M. Cass, R. DeFazio. Second Row: K. Hallstrand, L. Palmeri, N. Herrick, P. Semple, J. Gilmore, J. Bigelow, G. Rhome, A. Bailey, S. Altman, M. Carey, J. Rein, M. Anagnostis. Third Row: W. Wallace, S. Ham, D. Thomas, A. MacPhail, J. Metzler, J. Dunning, D. Siek, C. Putnam, H. Simmons, P. Penndorf, J. Woodley. Fourth Row: Mr. Lorett, E. Coate, T. Parker, J. Brines, B. Needham, J. Andrew, R. Dunn, P. Peters, J. Melson, G. McQuilkin, P. Beckloff. SKI TEAM First Row: P. Penndorf, W. Wallace, P. Peters, H. Andrew, A. MacPhail, C. Putnam. Second Row: J. Gilmore, H. Hanna, G. Bed ford, T. Parker, S. Sise, M. Cass, K. Sargent. 60 SWIMMING First Row: D. Amadon, Mr. Dudley. Second Row: C. Mors, R. McArdle, S. Gray, J. Melson, W. Kelley, S. McKenney, T. LaRose. Third Row: J. Woodley, H. Crayton, P. Penndorf, T. Cornell, R. Russell, R. Harrison, M. Grandy, P. Anstey. Coach Dudley’s swimmers worked out at the Babson Pool an aver¬ age of twice a week. However, because of limited practice and a lack of team depth, Wellesley was unable to emerge victorious over its more experienced rivals. The Team, led by Captain Steve Gray, showed strength in the freestyle event, in which Scott McKenny and George McQuilkin consistently took honors. It looks as if the mermaids have put in an appearance at the Babson Pool. 61 Malcolm Grandy’s perfect form wins points for Wellesley. WRESTLING First Row: P. Sargent, R. Peek, B. Chevone, R. Newhall, R. Vincent, C. Darlington, S. Fumia, W. Carleton, P. Zerga, A. McNeil. Second Row: Mr. Kjeldson, E. Arcand, L. Poitras, R. Buchan, P. Benotti, M. Mastro, F. Carlson, R. Bloomfield, D. Claflin, J. Mc¬ Leod, K. Manning. Third Row: L. Grignaffini, C. Evans, J. Steiger, M. Lonergan, C. Mulcahy, A. Dwyer, J. Metzler, R. Benedict, B. Mulcahy, E. Tilton, R. Cenzalli. Wrestling is a sport designed to build up the strength, speed, and endurance of the combatants. A wrestler is on the mat for what seems an infinitely long eight minutes and must rely completely on him¬ self. Coach Kjeldsen has stressed the fact that while strength and stamina are im¬ portant, the man who has a knowledge of wrestling technique has a great advan¬ tage. Guided capably by Mr. Kjeldsen, the Team continued its improvement over previous years-this season with a victori¬ ous record of 9-2. Show him the lights, Pete! Russ Newhall rides piggyback. 62 GYM SHOW It’s a long way down, Bob, but just think how Mike Mastro must feel! The twentieth annual Gym Show, given on March 30 and April 1, 1960, was a sellout performance. Un¬ der the direction of Miss Bronson and Mr. Steeves and his staff—Miss Cop¬ ley, Mrs. Wanless, Mr. and Mrs. Kjeldson, and Mr. Hines—over one hundred athletes pooled their talents to put on a thrilling two- hour show. Boys’ events in¬ cluded exercises on still rings, parallel bars, side horse, trampoline and hori¬ zontal bar; tumbling; long horse vaulting, triple bal¬ ancing, and the spectacular tableaux. The girls partici¬ pated in tumbling, vaulting, folk dancing, modern dance and triple balancing. The vocal accompaniment of the Boys’ Chorus under Mr. Chase introduced this year, added much to the effec¬ tiveness of the tableaux. Ron Peek, Rick Landers and Bob Peek thrill the audience with their triple-balancing act. Ron Edgerton demonstrates his cham¬ pionship form on the side horse. 63 Linda Marchetti executes a successful vault. BASEBALL Shaun Fitzmaurice’s powerful bat is a valuable asset to Wellesley’s offense. The 1959 Baseball Team experienced a completely successful season. In compiling a 14-2 record, the nine overcame some strong opposition to bring the Bay State League Championship to Wellesley. Clutch pitch¬ ing, and tight fielding by the whole Team allowed very few men to reach base against the Red Raiders. Welles¬ ley also enjoyed a potent offense which consistently pounded the opposing pitching with numerous basehits. The highlight of the season came in the game against Framingham when, in the last of the ninth inning with Wellesley trailing 4-3, Brad Cliff hit a tremendous four- hundred-foot grand slam home run. Bob Moore and George Finnegan, our co-captains. First Row: W. Morgan, J. Wilson, O. Yost, P. Smith, J. O’Malley, R. Vincent. Second Row: W. Rowan, J. Andrew, T. Trethaway, R. Wilder, L. Mercer, G. Dalton, S. Anderson, P. Wilanson. Third Row: J. Roach, W. Irving, D. Knapman, V. Lanza, M. Smith, K. Woodcock, J. Brines, R. Lanza, R. Thompson, Mr. Certuse. 64 SOFTBALL First Row: S. Lyeth, P. Buxton, D. Viguers, B. Clement, J. Dailey, D. Dyer, S. Smith, M. Wegner. Second Row: Mrs. Wanless, G. Stipe, V. Wood, M. Idell, A. MacFayden, S. Gura, N. Noonan, L. Wentworth. Third Row: L. Hansen, K. Hallstrand, B. Peek, C. Fitzsimmons, E. Parker, J. Bailey. The 1959 Girls’ Softball Team had a losing but truly enjoyable season. Forty girls reported for tryouts and the final squad numbered twenty-seven. Only one squad was formed because there are no Junior Varsity squads in our league. The girls re¬ ported faithfully for practice and games four, and sometimes five, days a week. Games were played on Tuesdays and Thurs¬ days with the various teams of the Bay State League. Every girl on the squad was given a chance to play in at least one game. The final record for the season was 3-4-0. They shall not pass! Let’s hope the outfielders are protected by the invisible shield. 65 SPRING TRACK First Row: W. Clegg, R. McNamara, J. Tartari, J. Kelley, C. Orloff, E. Acly, J. Spita, R. Edgerton, E. Wood, F. Schneider. Second Row: Mr. Kjeldson, C. Collins, J. Kilmain,G. McKenzie, P. Zerga, R. Rollins, D. Niven, S. Abbott, R. Ramsey, S. Hood, P. Cotton, R. Fuchs, H. Bernstein, A. McPhail, J. Meury, Mr. Chapman. Don’t be so glum, Charlie; it’s only five feet down. The 1959 Spring Track Squad registered a worthy season. When the spring had drawn to a close, Welles¬ ley had posted a 4-3-1 record. Each of these three losses was sustained by the margin of only a few points, and their closeness demonstrated the all-round depth of Wellesley. The season featured a continually strength¬ ening squad. The team’s success was due mainly to the large turnout of underclassmen, especially Juniors. Going into orbit! 66 GOLF Joel Spangler drives off in perfect form. Under the leadership of Mr. Simone, the Golf Team putted to a 7-3 record. Coach Simone showed his genuine interest by teeing off against the opposing coach in every tournament. Golf is undoubtedly the most relaxing of all spring sports. The partici¬ pants compete on beautiful, roll¬ ing, green fairways; there are no training rules, daily practices or even a special bus. Yet team spirit and effort are as high as in other sports. All are held together by a love for the game and for the outdoors. You’ll never get the grass done at that rate, Alan. Mr. Simone, J. Spangler, R. Harney, A. Dwyer, T. Parker, R. Varo. BOYS ' TENNIS Under the able coaching of Mr. Andrew, the Boys’ Tennis Team ran up a record of 5-2-0. Both losses were at the hands of Framingham. Wellesley lost the Bay State League Championship to the strong Framingham team in an exciting and close-fought past-season match, which Wellesley was forced to play without their number-one man. In spite of the championship loss, the team, through a great deal of prac¬ tice, came through with a very commendable season. Tennis is a grueling sport. “The ball has already gone by, Dick!” First Row: R. Allison, S. Burtt, W. Giese, J. Farnham, R. Woltman. Second Row: Mr. Andrew, G. Potts, P. Peters, R. Nugent, G. McQuilkin, T. Cornell. 68 GIRLS ' TENNIS S. Haughey, D. Ladd, S. Ellison, S. Foley, Miss Copley. They went that-a-way! The Girls’ Tennis Team was very successful in 1959, losing only one match in seven. Wellesley outscored her opponents 28-7 but was finally overcome by a strong Needham squad. The team was ably coached by Miss Coply who set up a series of elimination ladder tourna¬ ments. The first seven girls on the ladder then played in each match. Consistent players were Sue Foley, Sue Haughey, Debbie Ladd, Sue Ellison, and Sally Tilley. 69 Debbie Ladd serves an ace. Most Likely to Succeed: Betty Mulroy George McQuilkin Best Looking: Linda Marchetti Ronald Edgerton Most Versatile: Susan Altman William Rowan 72 Most Dependable: Marcia Madden Tony Parker 19 SENIOR Most Athletic: Mary Wegner Ken LaBorne Friendliest: Adele Pignatiello Michael Smith Best Students: Deborah Ladd Richard Stimets 60 SUPERLATIVES Wittiest: Elizabeth Davis John Roller Career Girl: Carol Grome Business Man: Alan Dwyer 73 Best Groomed: Roberta DeFazio William Morgan The Winslow Boy First Row: R. McNamara, J. Embree, L. Bertocci, R. Miron. Second Row: S. Winjum, S. Ellison, J. Campbell, W. Jobmann, S. Altman, S. Young, D. Eldredge. “O, it was wonderful!” It’s amazing how fast some people age. Don’t sleep through your next line, John. On the night of December 5, 1959, the Class of 1960 presented Terrance Rattigan’s The Winslow Boy . Set in Kensington, Eng¬ land, and based on an actual court case, the play centers about young Ronnie Winslow’sexpulsionfromOsborne Naval Academy for the theft of a postal order and his father’s uphill fight to prove his son’s innocence. Ronnie was played by John Embree and Arthur Winslow by Randy McNamara. Linda Bertocci was cast as Catherine, Ronnie’s elder sister, who is equally eager to clear the young boy’s name. Susan Winjum played Grace, Ronnie ' s strongly protective mother, and Wolfgang Jobmann portrayed the distinguished lawyer who defends the case. Sir Robert Morton. The cast also included John Campbell as Dickie, the Winslows’ somewhat boisterous elder son; Dick Miron as John Wathcrstonc, Catherine’s fiance; Don Eldredge as Desmond Curry, the family solicitor; Susan Ellison as Violet, the Winslows ' maid; Susie Alt¬ man as Miss Barnes, a newspaperwoman; and Steve Young as Fred, the photographer. It can be said without reservation that The Winslow Boy was a superb performance. Mr. Crockett notes the good and bad “bits of business.” 75 Mof In a Southern atmosphere the mood King Ronny places the crown on Queen Dolly. The Welle-dey High belles dance with their beaux 76 C«A$ Our royal couples, Betty Mulroy, Ted Akerson, Dolly Pignatiello, and Ronny Edgerton lead the Grand March. is set for an enjoyable evening. ' 959 Even preparations are fun! SENIOR COUNCIL First Row: E. Mulroy, R. Buchan, A. Pignatiello, W. Rowan, M. Madden, M. Hayde, J. Arnold. Second Row: I. McRann, M. Trigg, D. Knapman, J. Tartari, S. Mettetal, Miss Foley, Adviser. Third Row: S. Gray, R. Peek, A. Dwyer, J. Brines, T. Parker. Miss Foley, your Senior Adviser, checks over the schedule for Senior Activities. 78 YOUR DAY AS A SENIOR Wellesley forgotten of getting remember is words you And to think your mother has to live through another Senior year! it doesn somehow chance Of student Council you part ' CP ie school agenda. As a member in planning tt develops your Your high-school Senior year is the culmination of twelve years of public education. Throughout this period you have grown considerably, mentally as well as phys¬ ically, and have enlarged your understanding of your¬ self and your environment. As a Senior you find that each day you are busy with academic subjects, sports and many other activities. Shown on these four pages is one school day of Tony Parker, President of the Stu¬ dent Council. His experiences typify your day as a mem¬ ber of the Class of 1960. May this brief summary con¬ tinue throughout life to give you enjoyment and satis¬ faction in serving as a fitting representation of your re¬ warding Senior year at Wellesley High School. Gym cias recreation confident periods to You arrive at that there are However, there is more to lunch than eating! You finally get through classes— and then take time to relax, with some assistance from your friends . . . Dinner affords an opportunity to discuss the day’s events with your family. After the chores are finished . . . there’s always homework to be done. 1 So ends your day as a Senior. But your life as a Senior also has its social side in which school dances play an important part. Parties follow the dances . and add to the enjoyment of the evening. CAROLYN JEAN ABRAHAM An enthusiastic member of the Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Striking blond hair . . . Never a dull moment . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . Supports all school sports . . . Unpredictable. EDWARD ACLY Uncle Ed . . . One of Mr. Chap¬ man’s hard-working Cross Country and Track man for three years . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Band . . . Interested in pho¬ tography . . . Think he’s quiet? Visit the locker room. MARTHA ADAM Marty . . . Avid supporter of W.H.S. teams . . . Pep Club . . . Pert and peppy . .. Good student . . . Art Service Club, Junior year . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Proof that good things come in small packages. ANDREA ADINOLFI Cookie . . . Sew to Wellesley in her Junior year ... A spirited member of the Twirling Corps . . . Likeable ... Up to date with the latest fads . . . Cute bundle of pep. GEORGE E. AKERSON, III Ted . . . Tall, blonde, good look¬ ing .. . Outstanding athlete . . . Varsity Football, Basketball and Gym Show for three years . . . Key Club . . . All-Scholastic . . . Irresistible smile . . . Junior Prom Duke . . . Congenial. GEORGIA ALEXANDER A spontaneous smile ... An effi¬ cient helper in the office ... All those different kinds of earrings . . . Unpredictable . . . Aspiring to a future in Secretarial work . . . Femme fatale. DAVID ALLEN Dave . . . Member of Band for two years . . . Tells a great joke . . . Manager of Cross Country Team . . . Easy to get along with . . . Never loses his composure. RUTH ALLEN Ruthie ... A talented vocal and instrumental musician ... A Cappella . . . Girls’ Octet . . . Co- chairman of Showcase Commit¬ tee . . . Really lively . . . That catchy giggle ... An abundance of school spirit. SUSAN H. ALTMAN Susie . . . Friendly and energetic . . . Ski Club . . . Our A.F.S. rep¬ resentative to Sweden . . . Senior Editor of the Weltesleyan ... Na¬ tional Honor Society as a Junior . . . A Cappella . . . Senior Play . . . National Merit Semi-finalist. PENELOPE ALWI S Penny ... A transfer student from Atkinso n, Wisconsin this year . . . Interested in dramatics and writing . . . Future Teachers of America ... A Cappella ... A member of the Bradford Staff . . . Long pony tail . . . Composed. DEAN AMADON Deano . .. Casual and easy-going . . . Athletic . . . Golf Team . . . Plays a great first base . . . Good bowler . . . Handy with a tennis racket . . . Dependable . . . Col¬ legiate crew-cut . . . Good sense of humor. NICHOLAS A. ANAGNOSTIS Nick . . . Spirited member of the History Forum for three years . . . Audio-Visual Aids as a Sen¬ ior .. . Philately and Hi-Fi take up his leisure time . . . Generous . . . Sociable. JAYNE ARNOLD Pert . . . Well-groomed . . . Art Service Club . . . Pep Club . . . Cooperative member of Bradford News Staff . . . Future Teachers of America . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Student Council ... A pleas¬ ant manner . . . Poised. NANCY ASH Transfer student from New Or¬ leans this year . . . The South’s loss is the North ' s gain ... In¬ terested in art . . . Quiet, but charming . . . Oh, that Southern drawl! . . . Theatrical look . Beautiful clothes. WORRACHART na BANGXANG Our ambassador from Thailand . . . A crack badminton player . . . Honorary Member of Stu¬ dent Council... A loyal follower of Wellesley High School sports . . . Handy with a camera Wonderful companion. THOMAS ASH Tom . . . Came to Wellesley from New Orleans in his Senior year . . . What a dreamy drawl! . . . Basketball is his favorite sport . . . Faithful member of the 8:29 Dash Team . . . Serious minded. ANN BAILEY Homeroom Treasurer for two years . . . Pep Club . . . Has quite an artistic flair . . . Girls ' Chorus . . . Art Service Club . . . Glee Club . . . Many decorations com¬ mittees . . . Attractive . . . Flirta¬ tious Eyes. RICHARD APPLETON Dick . . . J.V. Football in his Junior year . . . Engaging leader of “Dick Appleton and His Un¬ coordinated Four . . . Interested in numismatics . . . The life of a party . . . Man, this has the beat! EDWARD BALBONI Eddie . . . Man with a winning smile . . . Athletic . . . Grappler on Varsity Wrestling Team . . . Dependable friend . . . Gym Team and Gym Show . . . Have you seen his routine on the rings? RICHARD BANKART Dick . . . History Forum ... A violinist in the Orchestra for three years . . . Hard-working member of the Key Club . . . Chairman of refreshment stand . . . Cheerful . . . Always wears a smile. MARCIA BARELL Missy . . . Active participant of Ski Club . . . Sincere friendliness . . . Choral groups . . . Loyal member and Secretary of Cha¬ meleons . . . A.F.S. . . . Dance Committees . . . Well-groomed . . . Becomingly modest . . . En¬ gaging eyes . . . “Aloha.” The boys from the Bahamas are at it again. JEANETTE BATTAGLIA Easy to get along with . . . Good- natured . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Hard-working member of the Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Loves to have a good time . . . Considerate. SANDRA BATTAGLIA Sandy . . . Bulletin Board Com¬ mittee . . . Full of pep and energy . . . Talkative . . . Hard-working member of the Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Her favorite pastimes are swimming and water-skiing . . . Nicely-groomed. PETER BECKLOFF Pete . . . One of Mr. Leach’s trumpeters for three years . . . Active member of the Ski Club . . . What a crew cut! ... A golf and marksmanship enthusiast ... An accomplished, practical joker. CAROLE BECKWITH Becky . . . Effervescent . . . Pep Club as a Sophomore and Junior . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . . Sparkling eye- . . . Everyone who knows her likes her . . . Bundle of energy . . . All those correspondents! RETTIG BENEDICT Rett . . . Blond hair and good looks . . . Varsity Wrestling and Gymnastics . . . Gym Team for three years . . . Courteous Budding interest in Math and Science . . . Good student Future nuclear physicist. LINDA BERTOCCI Lin . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Orchestra, three years . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . A.F.S. . . . Lead in Senior Play . . . Proficient skier ... A ration¬ alizer . . . Wonderful cook . . Ingenious . . . Oh, that ' blush! JANE BIGELOW Janie . . . Gay and carefree . Glee Club for three years . . . Student Council in Sophomore year . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Tennis and ski enthusiast . . . Large brown eyes . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Effervescent nature. YVONNE A. BLANDISG Vonnie . . . Pep Club in her Jun¬ ior year ... So sweet . . . Devo- tionals Committee as a Senior . . . Junior Red Cross. . . Special interest in textile designing . . . Showcase Committee . . . Long, blond hair. WILLIAM BLOCH JR. Bill or Chip . . . Manager of Cross Coun try Squad as Sopho¬ more . . . Glee Club and Boys’ Chorus . . . Handy with both hockey stick and tennis racket . . . Boys’ Octet . . . Unruffled. CAROLYN S. BLOOD Sue . . . Cheerful . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Art Ser¬ vice Club . . . Chairman of the Art Stafffor A.F.S. . . . Plays for the Basketball team . . . Will make an excellent teacher. Oh, so that’s where my old gym suit went. FRANK S. BREWER Projectionists Club . . . J.V. Football as a Sophomore . . . Man with drive . . . Always working . . . Keen interest in electronic equipment and chem¬ icals . . . Headed for an engineer¬ ing career . . . Never too busy to help. CONSTANCE W. BROWN Connie . . . Inquiring mind . American Field Service Council . . . Chameleons . . . YVeffesleyan Staff ... A lover of good music . . . Senior Play Reading Com¬ mittee . . . Sincere interest in people . . . Deep brown eyes . . . “Now listen!” JAMES BRINES Jim . . . Football for three years . . . A.F.S. . . . Publicity for Sen¬ ior Play . . . Ski Club . . . Student Council in his Senior Year . . . Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . Tall and good-looking . . . Non¬ chalant. CAROL BRUNO Always has a cheer for the team . . . Pep Club and Rally Commit¬ tee . . . Art Service Club, Junior year . . . Gym Show as a Soph¬ omore . . . Tall and attractive . . . Those beautiful clothes! ROBERT B. BUCHAN! Bob ... A new student in his Junior year . . . Gym Show for two years . . . Senior Class Treas¬ urer . . . Who cuts his hair? . . . The ivy-leaguer . . . Abundant good humor. DAVID BULLARD Dave . . . Good-natured . . . In¬ dustrious . . . Plows around in hisredjeep . . . Has special inter¬ est in drags . . . Enjoys landscap¬ ing and working outdoors Dependable and well-liked. MELANIE BUSH Mel . . . Excels in Spanish . . . Al¬ ways cheerful and ready to help . . . Writes beautiful poetry . . . Efficient office helper . . . Mem¬ ber of Chameleons . . . Recipient of the Spanish I award. PATRICIA BUXTON Pat . . . Varsity Softball for two years . . . Very athletic ... A long, swinging pony tail . . . De¬ voted member of Band and Or¬ chestra . . . Loves practical jokes and good fun. 82 ROBERT CAIN Bob ... All round Track man ... Watch him run! .. . Interested in cars and guns . . . Cross Country and Basketball . . . Member of the 8:29 Dash Team . . . Tall and slim . . . Full of friendliness. DAVID CHARLES CAMPANA Dave . . . J.V. Football team for two years . . . Able Homeroom Treasurer for two years ... A water-skiing fan . . . Cheerful member of the 8:29 select few . . . Carefree. JOHNSTONE CAMPBELL John . . . YVellesleyan Planning Board . . . Active member of the Ski Club . . . A.F.S. . . . History Forum . . . Plays a mean trumpet . . . Band for three years ... A rifle enthusiast . . . Senior Play . . . Affable. SUSAN CAMPBELL Sue . . Glee Club and A Cap- pella for three years . . . Dramat¬ ically inclined . . . Chameleons for two years . . . Tennis Team . . . Girls’ Octet . . . Earnest Stu¬ dent . . . American Field Service Council . . . Obliging. MAUREEN ANN CAREY Mo . . . Active in the Future Teachers of America . . . Sup- portsall W.H.S. Sports . . . Mem¬ ber of the Pep Club . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Intramural Basket¬ ball ... Ski Club . . . Loves Water-skiing . . . Purposeful. PETER CHAMBERLAIN Pete . . . Never alone . . . Com¬ municative . . . Future commer¬ cial artist . . . An ardent sports fan . . . Ladies’ man . . . Inter¬ ested in cars . . . Enjoys popular music ... A flair for art . . . Calm and collected . . . Gregarious. GEORGE CHESTER Greg . . . Manager of the Cross Country Team in his Junior year . . . A Junior Varsity Spring Track man . . . Likes to swim . . . Pleasant disposition . . . Always willing to lend a hand. JAMES H. CLAPP Jim ... A Hockey enthusiast . . . Dependable worker . . . Good student. . . Enjoys piano . .. Has an affinity for old cars . . . That noticable curly blond hair! . . . Well-liked ... A cool man. M. WINSTON CLEGG One of Chappie’s dash men . Homeroom Treasurer as Soph¬ omore . . . Soccer Team . . . Ap¬ preciates a good joke . . . Con¬ scientious . . . Boisterous laugh . . . Stalwart member of Band and Orchestra . . . Very depend¬ able . . . Future scientist. ERIC COATE Ric . . . Varsity Ice Hockey and Soccer . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Band . . . Plays a hot saxaphone in dance band . . . Hard worker on many commit¬ tees . . . Good athlete . . . Pur¬ poseful. “But Mr. D’Aniello, I’ve been working on this forages and I still can’t see it.” 83 TAMARA K. COLLIER Timmy . . . Ambitious worker . . . Art Service Club . . . Amer¬ ican Field Service Council . . . Student Council Junior year . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Gym Show . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . YVellesleyan Art Staff . . . Spark¬ ling personality. JAMES COLLINS Jimmy ... A member of the Art Service Club . . . Wields a wicked paint brush . . . J.V. Baseball as a Sophomore . . . Reserved, but sociable . . . Gives his all for a good cause. THOMAS F. COLLINS Enjoys life and makes the most of what it has to offer ... A new¬ comer last year . . . Quiet but has an appreciative sense of humor . . . Always buys a Chevy. MARTHA JEAN CONNERY Marty . . . Infectious enthusiasm for all school activities . . . His¬ tory Forum . . . Glee Club . . . A.F.S. Council . . . WeUesleyan Staff . . . Art Service Club . . . Showcase Committee . . . Brad¬ ford . . . Attractive member of the Color Guard. PAUL CONNOLLY Charter member of the 8:29 Dash Team ... An ardent be¬ liever in Bachelorism . . . Com¬ panionable ... Enjoys Basketball and Skating ... A natural knack for humor . . . Athletic ... At home with a car. JOSEPH P. CONNORS Joe . . . Taciturn ... A great sports enthusiast . . . Faithful follower of the Celtics, Bruins and the Red Sox . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Loves to work on cars and in the shop . . . Reliable. VICTOR CONONI Vic ... Three year Key Club man . .. Dependable ... Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . Season Ticket Drive . . . Tennis enthusiast . . . J.V. Baseball . . . Quiet and un¬ assuming . . . Good man with a hockey stick . . . Sincere. GAIL L. CONSTANTINIDES Sincere friendliness . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Chairman of Junior Prom Decorations . . . Faithful worker on all decoration com¬ mittees . . . WeUesleyan Art Edi¬ tor .. . Bradford Art Staff . Watch that paintbrush fly! PETER COTTON Pete . . . Valuable member of Band and Orchestra . . . Anchor man for Cross Country . . . Weight man for Spring Track . . . Famed for his clever remarks . . . Cordial ... A natural humor¬ ist. LINDA CREMONIM Especially enjoys rallies. Foot¬ ball, and Basketball games . . . Show Case Committee . . . Glee Club ... A member of the Band in her Sophomore year . . . Twirl¬ ing Corps . . . Attractive Assist¬ ant Majorette . . . Aspiring sec¬ retary. Dianne Ekings swings . . . and misses! 84 MARY CROCKETT Merrill . . . Vivacious . . . Has that bubbling school spirit . . . Rallies . . . Pep Club . . . Color Guard . . . WeUesleyan Art Staff . .. Art Editor of the Bradford . .. Assembly Committee . . . Help¬ ful .. . Wonderful girl to know. -WILLIAM R. CROSBIE Bill . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Member of Ten¬ nis, Swimming and Ski Teams . . . Gym Show ... Ski Club . . . Student Council as Sophomore . . . YVellesleyan Planning Board . . . Poised and smooth. Laura Taricco lends a continental touch to our art classes. JUDITH CROWE Judy . . . Pretty auburn hair . . . Creative contributions to the art world ... Oil painting is the most . . . Co-operative . . . Personable . A most industrious worker . . . Always full of witty remarks. CHARLES DARLINGTON Chuck . . . Plays the saxophone in the Band ... A valuable man on the Wrestling Squad for three years . . . Gym Team and Gym Show . . . Well-liked . . . Com¬ panionable. ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS Betty . . . F.T.A. for two years . . . Lively sense of humor . . . Girls’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . An experienced tennis player . . . History Forum . . . Paper Drive . . . An impish look in her eye. JACQUELINE DAY Jackie . . . Feature editor of the Bradford . . . Member of Chame¬ leons . . . Senior Play Reading Committee . . . Junior Red Cross . . . History Forum . . . Orchestra for three years ... A talented writer . . . Accommodating. ROBERTA DeFAZIO Bert . . . Sprightly cheerleader for three years . . . Big brown eyes . . . Co-Chairman of Junior Prom Ticket Committee . . . Gym Show . . . Bamboo Dance . . . Student Council Junior year . . . Amiable . . . Enjoys life thor¬ oughly. ASHER DEITRICH Willing to help ... A member of the Ski Club . . . Whole-heart¬ edly friendly ... A one-dog man . . . Keen interest in swimming . . . A card enthusiast . . . Big- hearted. DAVID DENNEN Dave . . . Key Club . . . Varsity Football . . . Collegiate ... Quiet, but what a man to know! . . . Financial Council as a Sopho¬ more . . . Really rips through the waves on his water skis . .. Good- natured. DAVID DeROSIER Dave . . . Veteran track man . . . Varsity Cross Country, Indoor Track and Spring Track . . . Su¬ perb bass voice . . . Glee Club . . . A Cappella Choir and Boys’ Octet . . . Future Radio-T.V. announcer. JEANNE DERVAN Jeannie . . . Devoted to her ballet . . . Enjoys listening to classical music ... A friendly smile . . . Oh, for that wasp waist! . .. Con¬ siderate of others ... A future ballerina. ADELE DiGIANDO Del . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee three years . . Homeroom treasurer Junior and Senior years . . . Red-headed woman ... Full of vim and vigor . . . Everyone’s friend . . . Viva¬ cious and enthusiastic. “And now as to the first question on your midyear . . .” CAROLYN DOE Pep Club and Rally Committee for three years ... An infectious laugh . . . Bradford Typing Staff . . . Gym Show in Sophomore year . . . Fashion plus! Friendly ... A live wire. SUSAN DOWNEY Sue or Mutt . . . Newcomer this year from Toledo, Ohio . . . A.F.S. . . . Bradford Art Staff . . . F.T.A. . . . National Honor So¬ ciety as a Junior . . . Bridge fan ... Art Service Club ... Genuine school spirit . . . Inviting smile. JEANNINE DROUET Girls’ Chorus as a Sophomore . . . A lover of canines . . . Col¬ lects records as a hobby ... A quiet manner, but a warm smile . . . Efficient ... So nice to know. RICHARD DUNN Dick . . . Musically inclined . . . Band and Orchestra for three years . . . WeUesleyan Staff . . . A.F.S. . . . Ready smile . . . Does a good job in anything he under¬ takes . . . Swimming and skiing enthusiast . . . Imperturbable. ALAN DWYER Al or A.D. . . . Vice-President of Student Council . . . Key Club . . . Reliable . . . Varsity Golf and Wrestling . . . Friendly and well- liked . . . Co-Chairman of Gym Show Committee . . . Tall, dark and suave. DEBORAH DYER Debbie . . . Very athletic. . . Var¬ sity and J.V. Field Hockey . . . Varsity Softball . . . Gym Show . . . Boundless energy and am¬ bition . . . Field Hockey Camp . . . Beautiful blond hair . . . Things are never dull around Debbie. RONALD EDGERTON Ronnie . . . Versatile . . . Capable Key Club President . . . Varsity Football for two years . . . Gym Show and Gym Team . . . Band . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Three year man . . . A contagious smile. DIANE MITCHELL EKINGS Danni . . . An active and attrac¬ tive committee gal . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Pep Club . . . Nu¬ merous Dance Decorations Committees . . . Gym Show . . . Bradford Business Staff . . . Al¬ ways seen with a smile. DONALD ELDRIDGE Don . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Wrestling . . . Soccer Senior year ... A true Don Juan . . . Willing to help on any occasion . . . Keen interest in cars . . . Senior Play . . . Quiet man with a purpose. SUSAN ELLISON Phunt . . . President of Chamel¬ eons . . . Those New Hampshire summers . . . Varsity Tennis . . . Genuine dramatic talent ... A convincing actress . . . The maid in our Senior Play . . . American Field Service ... An abundance of energy. JOHN EMBREE Came to Wellesley from Toronto as a Junior . . . Wellesleyan Plan¬ ning Board . . . A.F.S. Council, Senior year . . . Hockey team for two years . . . An ardent sports enthusiast . . . Senior Play . . . Good-looking . . . Unaffected. ROBERT EVANS Bob ... A work-study student . . . Very dependable . . . Drives a cool “55” Ford . . . Sets a high goal and sees it through . . . Sharp wit ... A future financier. ANNE FARNHAM A.F.S. Council ... A friendly smile for all . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Always happy and cheerful member of History Forum . . . Enthusiastic supporter of all school activities . . . Intellectual curiosity. BARBARA FAUCETT Bee Jay . . . Member of the Art Service Club . . . Those big brown eyes . . . Likes all types of music . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Enjoys a good time. GEORGE FINNEGAN Just call him “The Toe” ... He can really boot that football . . . Varsity Hockey and Baseball .. . A sports enthusiast both as a participant and as a fan . . . Con¬ scientious. KATHLEEN FITZGIBBONS Kathy . . . Talented twirler Soph¬ omore and Junior years . . . As¬ sistant Head Majorette Senior year . . . Zealous supporter of the W.H.S. Teams . . . Gym Show . . . Beautiful clothes! . . . Dazzling hair and smile. JUDITH FITZPATRICK Judi . . . Came to Wellesley High from Natick in her Junior year . . . Rally committee as a Senior . . . Ice-skating enthusiast . . . Vivacious . . . Attends all the games ... Full of pep and energy. PATRICIA FITZPATRICK Pat. . . New to pur school in her Junior year . . . Avid rooter at all the W.H.S. games . . . Quieter of the two . . . Well-liked . . . Full of pep . . . Curly, blond hair . . . The cutest smile. That’s the way rumors get started, Ann. 87 SUSANNE FLEMING Sue . . . Attractive and hard¬ working head of the Twirling Corps ... A member of the corps for two years . . . Quiet, yet al¬ ways active . . . Beautiful com¬ plexion . . . Petite, but full of boundless energy. SONIA FORTINI Sunny . . . Shining, long hair . . . Reliable and attractive office worker . . . Always a friendly “Hi” for everyone . . . Great swimming enthusiast . . . Aspires to a career in the business world. CHARLES FRENCH Chuck . . . Athletic . . . Varsity Hockey and Tennis in Senior year . . . Senior Homeroom Treasurer . . . Curly, red hair . . . Likes all sports . . . Casual and carefree . . . Independent Fun-loving . . . Sociable. HARRIET FURLONG Companionable . . . F.T.A. for three years . . . Loves golf . . . Member of the Art Service Club . . . Sincerely interested in work- ing with people . . . Always will¬ ing to help out . . . Considerate. WINIFRED GALE Winnie . . . Loyal Band member . . . A zest for swimming . . . Bradford Business Staff . . . Svelte .. . Girls’ Chorus in Soph¬ omore year . . . Speaks German like a true Fr ulein . . . Lovely, soft voice. KENNETH GALLO Ken . . Seen around town in a blue, “50” Plymouth . . . Pleas¬ ant sounding laugh . . . Works diligently . . . Great man to have around . . . Enjoys life, but doesn’t let time slip by. JAMES F. GOODWIN Big Jim . . . See him on all the athletic fields and the wrestling mats ... A loyal supporter of the Audio-Visual Aids Club . . . A hard-worker . . . Considerate. CHARLES GILLIS Charlie . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Hard-playing Varsity Soccer man . . . Quiet, but good- natured . . . Good athlete . . . J.V. Football . . . Cool, calm and collected . . . Can’t wait for the ice to freeze. CAROL GILOOLY Always ready with a smile . . . WeTe glad she came to Welles¬ ley High for her Senior year . . . Those blue, blue eyes . . . Neat and so well-groomed . . . Adept . . . Amiable . . . Trim little craft. JEAN GIOVANELLA Jeannie . . . Pep Club . . . Inter¬ ested in modeling . . . Stylish clothes and hair-dos .. . Friendly and helpful ... A capable office worker ... An art enthusiast . . . Fun-loving and full of person¬ ality. THOMAS GOTTSCHALK Tom . . . Joined us this year from Arlington, Virginia . . . Plays a good game of tennis ... An effective speaker . . . Opinion¬ ated . . . Well-versed in many fields ... An enjoyable sense of humor. 88 A. WAYNE GRANT A member of the Orchestra for three years ... A talented violin¬ ist .. . Never too busy to lend a helping hand . . . Enjoyable com¬ pany . . . Cheerful in everything he does. KAREN GRANT History Forum . . . F.T.A. . . . Secretary of A.F.S. . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Co-Editorof the Brad- It’s a hard decision, isn’t it, Mr. Certuse. ford . . . Enjoys tennis . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society as a Junior . . . Full of enthusiasm. STEPHEN GRAY Steve . . . Capable . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Swimming team all three years . . . Knows a tittle about everything . . . Stu¬ dent Council Senior year . . . The philosopher and theologian. GEORGE GREATHEAD An experien ced camper of many years . . . Hard-working ... In¬ genious electronics student . . . A loyal and helpful friend ... A cheerful “How!” to all he sees . . . Strong athlete. LORETTA GREEN Lori . . . Attractive . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Junior Prom Com¬ mittee . . . Glee Club as a Soph¬ omore . . . Wears her clothes well ... An industrious worker . . . Many beaux ... A dependable friend. CAROL ANN GROME Enthusiastic member of the Rally Committee . . . Head twirler in her Junior year . . . “In those ranks, and hurry!” . . . Typist for Wellesleyan and Brad¬ ford . . . Showcase committee . . . Attractive and competent Head Majorette . . . Friendly. SUSAN GURA Sue . . . Flair for art . . . Welles¬ leyan and Bradford Art Staffs . . . Art Service Club . . . Sunny, blond hair . . . Vocal groups . . . Bubbling wit . . . Chameleon . . . Flirtatious . . . Winner of the Hallmark Award . . . Girls’ Octet . . . “Wonnerful, Wonnerful!” FRANCIS L. HARVEY, III Frankie . . . An experienced ath¬ lete . . . J.V. Football and Base¬ ball Sophomore year ... Capable Varsity Halfback of the Red Raiders . . . Able member of the Gym Team for three years . Cheerful. MARY LEE HAYDE Lee . . . Corresponding Secretary of Student Council . . . Many decorations committees ... In¬ tramural Basketball . . . Finan¬ cial Council . . . Bradford Busi¬ ness Staff. . . Well-groomed . . . Loyal Pep Club-er . . . Program and Ushers Chairman for Senior Play . . . Gracious. FRANCES HEDGES Franny . . . Active member of the W.H.S. Pep Club . . . Dance Committees . . . Supporter of the Junior Red Cross . . . An in¬ exhaustible supply of energy . . . Enjoys horse-back riding. MAUREEN HENNESSEY Mo . . . Intramural Basketball . . . One of those “small pack¬ ages” . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Pro¬ ficient water skier . . . Decora¬ tions for many a school dance . . . Assembly Committee . . . Spirited Pep Club-er throughout High School . . . Manager of Showcase Committee. ru brulcr luxe su but mur u Cure mur £ dur muet Wr TTliSlQue futur maqe nuit SHEILA HERNE Showcase Committee . . . J. V. Basketball as a Junior . . . New¬ comer to Wellesley in her Soph¬ omore year ... Tall and slim . . . Sportsminded . . . Appreciated a neat car . . . “Anchors Aweigh.” “The sound is not a simple grunt but a delicately articulated pho¬ neme produced by rounding the lips . . . THOMAS HETTEMA Tom . . . Welcome addition to our class from Shokie, Illinois in his Senior year . . . J.V. Cross Country . . . White Sox fan . . . Good with a pair of skates . A truly good sport. PETER HILL Pete . . . Capable president of the Wisewell Science Club . . . Very attentive . . . Habitual entrant in the Science Fair . . . Sanguine nature . . . Adept French conver¬ sationalist . . . Quietly purpose¬ ful ... An excellent student. ANN HOLMAN Sweet and sociable . . . Rally and Pep Club booster. . . Assist¬ ant chairman of Rally Commit¬ tee Senior year . . . Gym Show . . . Bradford Typing Staff . . . Aspiring to be a medical secre¬ tary . . . Excellent taste. FREDERICK HOWARD Rick . . . Wellesleyan Photog¬ raphy Editor . . . A.F.S. Hospi¬ tality Chairman . . . Wrestling team in his Junior and Senior years . . . Soccer enthusiast and Team Captain . . . Instigator of Friday night card parties. NANCY HOWE Soft brown hair and lovely com¬ plexion . . . Season Ticket Drive District Captain . . . Student Council in Junior year . . . Friendly smile . . . Art staff of Wellesley an and Bradford . . . Talented member of Art Service Committee. SARAH HUGHES Sally . . . Always helpful ... A very industrious and energenic worker in all she does . . . Pen¬ sive and composed . . . Spends her free time ice-skating . . . Such pretty hair . . . Affable . . . De¬ lightful company. BONITA ISAACSON Bonnie . . . Junior varsity Basket¬ ball for two years ... A Cappella Choir . . . Financial Council . . . Honor Roll student . . . Enjoys Maine . . . Striking dark eyes . . . Hopes to be a medical secretary. CORAJANE JENNINGS Coco . . . Pep Club ... Captained J.V. Basketball team as a Junior . . . Homeroom Treasurer for two years . . . Bradford Typing Staff . . . Pep galore! . . . Those witty remarks ... Been known to own a 1929 Ford. VERONICA JETTER Roni . . . Wellesleyan Staff... A sincere and helpful addition to any group . . . Bradford . . . Won¬ derful friend . . . A.F.S. ... An artistic touch . . . History Forum in Junior year ... Sparkling eyes. WOLFGANG JOBMANN Our A.F.S. representative from Germany . . . Senior Play . . . Talland blond ... Student Coun¬ cil .. . Enthusiastic supporter of our Football Team . . . Consci¬ entious . . . Enjoys sailing and swimming . . . Adaptable . . . An unforgettable addition to our class. CYNTHIA JOHNSON! Cindy . . . Pep Club for two years . . . Typist for Bradford . . . Blond . . . Secretary of Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Bulletin Board Com¬ mittee . . . Diligent office worker . . . Girls’ Chorus ... Tall and slender . . . Very capable . . . Amiable. JOAN KANAVICH Joannie . . . Enthusiastic member of F.T.A. . . . Co-Editor of Brad¬ ford News Staff . . . A.F.S. . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Basketball ... Ski Club ... A strawberry blonde . . . Modern artist . . . Good student . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Cheerful. FRANCIS KEEFE Frank . . . Capable Sophomore Homeroom Treasurer . . . How’s the flashy ’58 Chevy? . . . Serious but amiable . . . Intrigued with crisp, green money ... A future in the U. S. Navy ... A friend to all. JOHN KELLEY Varsity Football . . . Likes cars and knows all about them . . . Carefree . . . Varsity track man who can really heave the javelin . . . Those blond good looks . . . Good company. KATHLEEN KILMAIN Sugar . . . Sweet . . . Supports all high school activities . . . Effer¬ vescent . . . Busy worker in the office . . . Attractively petite . . . Shiny black hair ... A future success in the business world. “How much is a handful of salad?” ELIZABETH JOHNSTON Beth . . . American Field Service Council . . . Chameleons . . . Dance committees . . . Enjoys swimming . . . Interested in the diplomatic service ... A serious student . . . Short, curly hair . . . Loquacious . . . That distinctive laugh. ANDREA KELSCH Andy . . . Bradford Staff. . . His¬ tory Forum . . . Library aide . . . Pep Club . . . Headed for a career in medicine . . . Likes to read . . . Cheerful . . . Interested in sports . . . Conversational . . . Good worker. JOHN KLINE Johnny . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Superb moundman for the Wel¬ lesley Squad . . . Varsity Basket¬ ball . . . Works the back court . . . Often found working on his car . . . Not a worry in the world. 91 DONALD KNAPMAN Knappy . . . Athletic . . . Varsity Football three years . . . Popular Football Captain Senior year. . . Varsity Hockey Sophomore year . . . Financial Secretary of Stu¬ dent Council . . . Amiable and easy going ... A big man on the campus! . . . Well-liked. VIRGINIA B. KNEISEL Ginny .. . Bradford Business and Sports’ Staffs . . . Soprano in Glee Club ... A Cappella . . . Art Service Club . . . Pep Club . . . Chameleons . . . Girls’ Octet . . . Interested in modern dance . . . A gifted soloist. JOHN ROLLER Extremely witty . . . Varsity Football ... A versatile musician who can play almost any instru¬ ment . . . Glee Club ... A Cap¬ pella . . . Band and Orchestra . . . Sings popular songs like a real pro. KENNETH C. LaBORNE Ken . . . Outstanding athlete . . . Varsity Football . . . Able mem¬ ber of Swimming, Track and Gym Teams . . . Key Club . . . Student Council Junior year . . . Homeroom Treasurer ... A good man to have on your side. DEBORAH W. LADD Debbie . . . A.F.S. Council Assembly Committee . . . Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Softball . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Glee Club . . . A Cappella ... Math-minded . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . National Merit Semi-finalist. PRISCILLA LANE Pretty, long, blond hair .. . Mem¬ ber of the Showcase Committee in her Senior year . . . Attractive and dependable office worker for three years . . . After school work in Home-making Depart¬ ment. ROBERT LANZA Bob or Mario . . . Affable J.V. Baseball . . . Extremely talk¬ ative . . . Ready to be of help . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Truly con¬ scientious . . . Athletically in¬ clined ... A beaming smile for everyone he meets. THOMAS LaROSE Tom . . . Knows his cars from one end to the other . . . Foot¬ ball, Senior year . . . Successful in all his endeavors . . . Willing to help ... A thinking man . . . Good-natured. CAROL LAYMAN Bulletin Board Committee ... A live-wire ... A wonder with a tennis racket . . . Bright smile . . . Always seen in her red and white convertible .. . Rally Committee, all three years. Another period of a; sldkfjgh begins. 92 THOMAS LIBBY Tom . . . Easy-going . . . Likes ice skating .. . Very talented with a guitar . . . Interested in Biology . . . Aspiring to a teaching career . . . Member of the Future Teach¬ ers of America . . . Unruffled. JUDITH ANN LLOYD Jude ... A gifted member of the Glee Club and A Cappella Choir . . . Junior Varsity and Varsity Basketball . . . Enjoys water- skiing and swimming . . . Gym Show . . . Girls’ Octet . . . Her first love is Maine. “Hurry up, Terry; we want to talk to her too.” KATHERINE LOVELL Kathie ... A hard-working member of the Twirling Corps for three years . . . Pretty eyes . . . Band in her Sophomore year . . . Slim . . . Modest and un¬ assuming ... So good with that baton . . . Likeable. KENNETH LOVELL Ken ... A budding interest in the World of Science . . . Sincere . . . Avid enthusiasm for Baseball . . . Warm friendliness . . . The quiet one of the pair . . . Easy¬ going . . . Good-looking. JANE LUNNEY Committee gal . . . Assembly, Showcase, and Bulletin Board Committees . . . Pep Club . . . Art Service Club . . . Winner of two Scholastic Art Awards . . . Gym Show . . . Manager of the Field Hockey Team . . . Business Staff of the Wellesleyan. SUSAN LYETH Sue . . . Varsity Field Hockey . . . Glee Club . . . Assistant Wellesleyan Business Manager . . . Sweet and warm-hearted . . . Varsity Basketball and Softball . . . Field Hockey Camp . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society as a Junior. MARCIA ANN MADDEN Pep Club . . . Devotionals Com¬ mittee . . . Student Council . . . Chameleons . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Ambitious Senior Class Secretary ... A great talker ... A friendly “Hi!” . . . Outstanding personality . . . An energetic worker in and out of school. KATHRYN MAHAISEY Kathy ... Two years on the Var¬ sity Field Hockey Squad . . . Wellesleyan Business Manager ... A good companion . . . Girls ' Chorus . . . Hard-working and enthusiastic . . . Field Hockey Camp . . . Skilled in Basketball. LINDA MARCHETTI An energetic cheerleader for three years . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Honor Roll . . . Student Council in Sophomore year . . . Dance committees . . . Gym Show . . . Enjoys water- skiing . . . Full of school spirit. WILLIAM MAYES Bill . . . Short, dark hair . . . The owner of an antique Packard- 1924 vintage . . . “Ask the man who owns one’’ . . . Always wears a bright smile ... An industrious and conscientious worker. philip McCarthy Phil . . . Always on the move . . . Devours anything on the subject of cars and knows them from bumper to bumper ... An eye to the future. JANET McCOURT Jan . . . Enthusiastic supporter of our Football Team . . . Mem¬ ber of Art Service Club . . . Dis¬ plays active school spirit ... In¬ terested in art . . . Warm smile for everyone . .. Pleasing person¬ ality. “Why, Miss Foley, you have reached the first plateau!” EDWARD McHUGH Eddie . . . Athletic . . . Sees the world as a sunny place . . . Con¬ scientious, and a hard worker . . . Will always take time out for a good joke ... An all-round good Joe. HOWARD McKENNA Howie . . . The man of the hour . . . Dance committees . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Boys’ Octet . . . Drives only half the time ... If there’s one, then there are two. WILLIAM McKENNA Bill . . . Good-natured . . . Nu¬ merous dance committees . . . Member of Glee Club, A Cap¬ pella, and Boys’ Chorus . . . Drives the other half of the time . . . Brightens up any situation. SCOTT McKESNEY A welcome addition to our class this year from New Jersey ... A key man on the Varsity Football Squad . . . Good-looking . . . Friendly to everyone . . . Good student with serious intentions. johv McMahon J imi . . . A.F.S. . . . Humorous outlook on life . . . Band and Or¬ chestra ... An active participant of the Chameleons . . . Uncon¬ trollable chuckle ... An earnest and capable student . . . Indoor and Spring Track . . . Enjoys sailing. RANDALL McNAMARA Randy . . . Versatile . . . Music- man . . . Band, Orchestra, and Dance Band all three years . . . Polished actor . . . Father in Sen¬ ior Play . . . Stalwart Trackman . . . Good-looking . . . Always a clever remark ... A sincere worker . . . Cheerful. SUSAN McQUAID Sue . . . Pep Club member as a Sophomore and Junior . . . Jun¬ ior Prom invitations ... A neat dresser . . . Interested in nursing . . . Friendly and full of fun . . . Happy-go-lucky. GEORGE McQUILKIN Newcomer as a Junior . . . Key Club . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Varsity Tennis, Swimming, Soc¬ cer ... A Cappella . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . Wel- lesteyan Staff . . . Bradford . . . State Science Fair . . . Subtle attitude . . . Engaging smile . Adaptable. IRENE McRANN China doll looks . . . P.T.S.A. as a Senior . . . Decoration Com¬ mittee for the Icebreaker . . . Twirler as a Junior and Senior . . . Student Council . . . Soft- spoken . . . Pep club and Debat¬ ing Club . . . Sociable. ROBERT McVOY Bob . . . Energetic member of both Band and Orchestra for three years ... A printer at heart . . . Science Fair winner as a Junior . . . Seen on skis both summer and winter . . . Com¬ posed. GARY MENDLES Knows his cars inside out . . . Easy-going . . . Likeable . . . Bombs around in his ’56 Dodge . . . One of the fellas . . . Very persuasive . . . Shock of blond hair . . . Completely unaffected. SUZANNE METTETAL Member at large of Student Council . . . Very dependable. . . Art Service Club . . . A.F.S. Art Staff . . . Petite . . N icely groomed . . . Bradford Business staff . . . Lively and sparkling . . . Full of ideas. DOUGLAS MILLER Doug . . . Knows cars from front to rear and can fix anything in between . . . Calm in a crisis . . . Imaginative and very artistic . . . Gets around in a black “51” Merc. LESLIE MILLER Les . . . Future Teachers of A- merica . . . Pep Club member . .. Junior Prom committees . . . Spirited school supporter . . . Conversation enthusiast . . . Member of Bradford Typing Staff. . . Sees the humorous side of life. GRETCHAN MOORE Came to us in her Junior year from Newton ... A willing com¬ mittee member . . . That blond hair ... A Future Teacher of America . . . Pep Club . . . Art Service Club . . . Friendly “You’re kidding!” JANE MILLS Janie . . . Has real school spirit . . . Pep Club as a Sophomore . . . Very musical . . . Glee Club for two years . . . Likes to read . . . Interested in sports, espe¬ cially Basketball . . . Friendly . . . Contemplative. RICHARD MIRON Dick . . . New England District Key Club Secretary . . . Good- looking . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . J.V. Football. . . Glee Club . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Good stu¬ dent . . . Witty . . . Boys’ Octet . . . State Science Fair . . . Wel- lesleyan Staff . .. Future scientist. BRUCE MONAHAN An avid swimming and life-sav¬ ing enthusiast . . . Those devilish blue eyes ... A flair for history . . . Bearer of a mischievous smile ... A budding interest in the World of Science. ROBERT L. MOORE Rebel . . . Came to W.H.S. from Memphis in his Junior year . . . Welcome addition to our class and teams . . . Able Varsity quar¬ terback for the Red Raiders . . . Varsity Basketball Junior and Senior years. WILLIAM MORGAN Bill . . . Smooth . . . Key Club . . . Avid sports fan . . . Financial Council in Sophomore y ear . . . Really cuts the ice in the hockey rink . . . Dependable . . . J.V. Baseball in Junior year . . . Sharp dresser. CHARLES MULCAHY Charlie . . . One of our best quip- sters . . . J.V. Wrestling as a Sophomore . . . Dependable . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Wields a mean softball bat . . . An indis¬ pensable member of our class . . . Good-natured . . . Humorous. MARY NICCOLI Shiny, dark hair . . . Quiet and sweet . . . Hard-working member of Showcase Committee in Jun¬ ior and Senior years . . . Pretty smile . . . Especially interested in music and dancing. PAMELA MORTON Pam . . . Business editor of the Bradford . . . Our Junior Class Secretary . . . Skilled at Basket¬ ball and Tennis . . . American Field Service Council . . . Pep Club . . . Chairman of decora¬ tions for Junior Prom . . . Com¬ panionable. GEORGE ANTHONY MOST Tony . . . Varsity Track and Football for three years . . . Sparkplug of the team . .. Elu¬ sive back . . . Better known as “Mighty Most” . . . Collegiate . . . Neat dresser . . . Friendly to everyone. LINDA MUIR Works diligently on the Show¬ case Committee . . . Friendly and vivacious . . . Very artistic . . . Likes acting and dramatics . . . Wants to follow a nursing career . . . Always has a friendly greeting for everyone. ELIZABETH ANNE MULROY Betty . . . Vivacious cheerleader . . . Active in Student Council work . . . Delegate to Denver Leadership Conference . . . Gym Show . . . Chameleons . . . Soph¬ omore Class Secretary . . . Lovely Junior Prom Duchess . . . Pert and friendly BRUCE NEEDHAM Accomodating . . . Varsity Soc¬ cer Senior year . . . Conscientious A.F.S. Fund-Raising Co-chair¬ man ... A student of the Social Sciences . . . Avid supporter of every sport . . . Engaging smile . . . Sanguine nature. Mr. Crockett quotes from Oedipus Rex. 96 NANCY NEWELL Very friendly . . . Girls’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . Showcase Committee . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Loves to be with people . . . Good student . . . Art Service Club . . . Full of fun. NANCY NOONAN Nance . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Varsity Field Hockey and Soft¬ ball . . . Plenty of pep . . . Field Hockey Camp . . . Spends her spare time on horseback ... A cheerful and unending laugh . . . Sincere. RICHARD NUGENT Dick or Muge . . . Key Club Treasurer . , . Boys’ State 1959 . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . ; Welcome Assembly Chairman . . . Basketball . . . Tennis Team . . . Bradford . . . Welles eyan Staff . . . Enthusi¬ astic in anything he undertakes - . . Warmhearted. JANET O’BRIEN Conscientious and efficient worker . . . Showcase Commit¬ tee .. . Interested in art . . . J.V. Field Hockey ... A loyal mem- Look out. Sue, he might bite! ber of Chameleons . . . Always neatly and attractively dressed ... A strawberry blonde. CHARLES TALCOTT ORLOFF Charlie . . . Indispensable mem¬ ber of the Track Team . . . Spe¬ cializes in the high jump . . . Laughing smile and pleasant voice. . . S-o-o-o tall . . . Student of the Civil War . . . Timely re¬ marks . . . Casual. LAURA PALMERI Came to Wellesley from New York in her Senior year . . . Sin¬ cere. . . Winter sports enthusiast ... So easy to get along with . . . Dark, serious eyes . . . Welcome addition to any group. GEORGE PARKER Terry . . . Quite an athlete . Gym Show . . . J.V. Baseball . . . J.V. Football . . . Soccer Team . . . Ski Team ... Ski Club Pres¬ ident . . . Golf Team . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Always well-ac¬ quainted with current happen¬ ings . . . Cheerful. THEODORE PARKER Tony . . . President of Student Council . . . Chorus and Glee Club . . . Publicity Editor of Bradford . . . Wellesleyan Staff . ,. Key Club . . . Boys’ Octet. . . Varsity Track . . . State cham¬ pion in low hurdles . . . The Class Humorist. JANE PEACOCK Peacocky ... A Pied Piper with her flute . . . Dance decora¬ tions . . . Staunch member of the Band . . . Heavenly complexion . . . Student Orchestra Director . . . Really swings with her golf clubs. BARBARA PEARY Barb . . . Usually found in the Art Room . . . Art Service Club . . . Dance Decoration Com mit¬ tees . . . Bulletin Board Commit¬ tee .. . Showcase Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Head of the Color Guard . . . Excellent figure- skater . . . Talkative. ROBERT PEEK Bob . . . Great gymnast... Track and Cross Country Teams . . . Gym Show ... Musically minded .. . Glee Club... A Cappella . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Boys’ Octet.. . Capable and dependable . . . Member of Student Council . . . Reflective. RONALD PENNEY Ronnie . . . Singing groups ga¬ lore . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Energetic member of many dance committees . . . Enthusiastic supporter of Tenor section . . . Expansive grin . . . Can be de¬ pended on to lend a hand. DAVID PIERCE Dave . . . Head of the Audio- Visual Aids Club ... A man be¬ hind the scenes at assemblies . . . Well versed on many subjects . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Interested in atomic energy. Mr. Platine points the finger of destiny. LAUREN PIERCY Lolly ... A faithful member of the Bulletin Board Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus ... A great deal of school spirit . . . Show¬ case Committee . .. Always lends a sympathetic ear . . . Compan¬ ionable. ADELE D. PIGNATIELLO Dolly . . . Energetic Cheerleading Captain . . . Student Council Re¬ porting Secretary . . . Popular Class Veep for three years . . . Wellesleyan . . . Bradford . . . Gym Show . . . Attractive Junior Prom Queen . . . Extremely friendly . . . Brings forth every¬ one’s best . . . Poised. PENELOPE POWERS Penny . . . Always so well dressed . . . Reliable member of Show¬ case Committee . . . Real School Spirit . . . Girls’ Chorus for three years ... All those bracelets! . . . Bulletin Board Committee for two years. DAW PRIEM Gym Show for three years . Enthusiastic supporter of W.H.S. athletic teams . . . One of those famed blondes whom gentlemen prefer . . . Instigator of new fads . . . High aspirations. CHARLES RAINEY Clark. . . Key Club . . . Hustling Manager of Basketball ... A bonafide Southerner . . . J.V. Football as a Junior . . . Lives only for the Baltimore Colts . . . Keeps his own counsel . . . Un¬ ruffled. SUSAN RAINEY Sue ... So understanding A.F.S. Council. .. Dance Decor¬ ations Committees . . . Chame¬ leons as a Junior . . . Bradford . . . Sincere interest in others . . . Lovely hair . . . Member of Wel¬ lesley an Staff . . . Quietly pur¬ poseful. RICHARD RAMSEY Dick . . . Friendly and likeable . . . Wellesleyan Business Staff . . . Pounds the cinder track for Chappie . . . Key Club Public Relations Director . . . Many committees . . . Excellent history student . . . Drives a taxi . . . “Hey, Cabby!” CAROL REID A.F.S. . . . Attractive and poised . . . Homeroom Treasurer for two years . . . Ask her about her escapades ... A Cappella and Glee Club for three years . . . Hard-working . . . Cool, grey eyes. GWENYTH RHOME Gwennie . . . Sincere . . . Out¬ standing student . . . That certain chuckle . . . National Honor So¬ ciety as a Junior . . . Wellesleyan Staff ... Ski Club ... A Cappella . . . Chairman of A.F.S. . . . En¬ tertainment Committee ... So pretty. JONATHAN RICHARDSON Jon . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Boys’ Sports Editor for the Bradford . . . Season Ticket Drive Chairman . . . Quite an addition to the Glee Club and Boys’ Chorus . . . Key Club . . . An avid sports fan. SUSAN RIDEOUT Sue ... A member of the Junior Red Cross ... A quiet smile . . . American Field Service Council . . . Supporter of the Pep Club . . . Well dressed . . . Thoughtful of others. RICHARD K. ROBINSON Dick ... A new arrival to W.H.S. this year . . . No trouble making friends . . . Basketball . . . Good athlete . . . Studious . . . Good- looking . . . Unruffled . . . Fun to be with . . . Quiet man with a purpose. JOHN ROCHE Jack . .. Quite a sports enthusiast . . . J.V. Baseball as a Junior . . . Varsity Football in his Senior year . . . Very likeable person¬ ality ... A contagious smile . . . Never a dull moment. STANLEY ROSSI Stan . . . One of our best all¬ round athletes . . . Varsity Foot¬ ball standout for three years . . . Gym Team . . . Basketball . . Member of the Key Club . . . Friendly and easy-going. WILLIAM ROWAN Bill . . . Extremely versatile . . . Senior Class President . . . Stu¬ dent Council . . . P.T.S.A. Ad¬ visory Council . . . Key Club . . . Outstanding athlete . . . Varsity Football . . . J.V. Basketball and Baseball . . . National Honor So¬ ciety as a Junior. JOHN RUTHERFOORD Welcome addition to W.H.S. this year from New York . . . Member of Wisewell Science Club . . . Sketch Club . . . Indus¬ trial Arts Club . . . Basketball fan . . . Tennis Team ... A math and science whiz. MICHAEL SALVI Mike ... A German II scholar . . . An enthusiastic sports fan and participant . . . Basketball in his Sophomore year . . . Fun to be with . . . Adaptable and de¬ pendable . . . Always cheerful. SHARON LEE SCHILDEIN Shaggy . . . Very musically in¬ clined . . . Band and Orchestra . . . A beautiful voice . . . Nice clothes ... A Cappella . . . His¬ tory Forum . . . Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Bradford Editorial Staff as Junior . . . Girls’ Octet . . . Always on the go. “Ronnie Penney, don’t you think you ought to turn it off first?” 99 FRED SCHNEIDER Mosby ... A member of Spring Track, Indoor Track and Cross Country Teams . . . Loyal mem¬ ber of the Band for three years . . . Hi-Fi and Jazz fan . . . Good sense of humor. PETER SCHOFIELD Pete . .. J.V. Football as a Junior ... An admirer of the fair sex ... Follow the red truck ... A blond crewcut ... A nice smile . . . Fu¬ ture fire chief. JUDITH SHARROTT Judy .. . An enthusiastic member of the Pep Club . . . Active on dancecommittees . . . A.F.S. . . . Gym Show . . . Choral groups . . . Color Guard . . . Interested in art and music . . . Girls’ Octet . . . Friendly and capable. PATRICIA SEMPLE Pat. . . Enthusiastic supporter of the Pep Club . . . American Field Service Council... Girls’ Chorus and Glee Club ... An Honor Roll student. . . Chameleons . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Dependable and trustworthy. BRUCE SUEFFERT Full of that adventurous instinct . . . Avid Detroit Tiger fan . . . Good sense of humor . . . Inter¬ ested in Science and Math . . . Top-notch bowler . . . Enjoys all kinds of sports. CHARLES SHACKFORD Charlie ... An expert cellist . . . Member of the Orchestra for years . . . Active in Chameleons ... A real authority on railroads . . . Interested in model railroad¬ ing . . . Well-known . . . Friendly. KATHLEEN SHEA Kathy . . . Irish gal with dimples and all kinds of freckles ... In¬ exhaustible supply of energy . . . Talkative . . . Contagious laugh . . . Always in a crowd . . . Loves a nice car . . . “Oh, no!” DOROTHY JEAN SIBLEY Jean . . . Quiet and reliable . . . Future secretary . . . Efficient . . . Dependable office worker for two years . . . Well-liked by all her friends . . . Chosen to work in nurse’s office. PAUL SICCHIO Gets along with everyone Good student . . . Perfectionist in woodworking ... Reliable and ambitious . . . Takes an interest in cars and motors . . . “How is the engineering department?” . . . Works hard to succeed. DAVID SIEK Dave . . . Plays the trombone in the Band and Ambassadors . . . Enthusiastic member of the Ski Club . . . American Field Service . . . Soccer Team ... A thinking man . . . Never-ending source of original ideas. “Allons enfants de la patrie . . .” 100 JANET SLINE Jan . . . Pep Club . . . Showcase Committee Junior year . . . Brad¬ ford Business Staff as a Senior . . . Avid W.H.S. sports fan . . . Lustrous brown hair with an ever-changing length .. . Delight¬ ful company. MICHAEL SMITH Mike . . . Newcomer to W.H.S. from New Jersey in his Junior year ... A sports enthusiast . . . Varsity Football and Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Friendly . . . Interested in newspaper work . . . Oh, that crew cut! Senior girls go Caribbean. PAULINE SMITH Polly . . . Ardent supporter of the Football Team . . . Active Chameleon for three years . . . Member of Showcase and Bulle¬ tin Board Committees . . . Future physical therapist . . . Sincere interest in people. RICHARD SMITH Ricky . . . Wisewell Science Club in Junior year . . . Member of A Cappella and Boys’ Chorus . . . Unassuming . . . Radio Club . .. Chameleons Lighting Committee . . . Kind-hearted . . . Looks for¬ ward to a future in Radio. SARA SMITH Stormie . . . Choral Groups . . Future Teachers of America . . . Peppy . . . Varsity Field Hockey and Softball Teams ... Ski Club . . . Dazzling blush . . . Whiz on the athletic field . . . Gym Shows . . . Field Hockey Camp . . . Girls’ Octet. RICHARD SOMMERS Dick . . . J.V. Football in Senior year . . . Owner of that neat blue convertible . . . Wisewell Science Club ... A broad grin . . . Spring Track man . . . Enjoys electric wiring . . . Congenial personality. JOHN SPITA Zeke ... An indispensable track man . . . Fleet captain of Spring Track . . . Casual dresser ... A townie . . . Class Treasurer Jun¬ ior year . . . Southern aristocrat . . . Anything for a laugh . . . Love that haircut! . . . Irreplace¬ able. RICHARD STIMETS Dick . . . Editor-in-Chief of the Wellesleyan . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Key Club . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Recipient of the Harvard Book . . . Glee Club . . . National Merit Semi-finalist. . . Future engineer. GREGORY STIMMELL Greg . . . Friendly and talkative . . . Known for his humorous comments ... A faithful worker on the Rally Committee . . . Never at a loss for words . . . “How about that old black car 0 ” STEPHEN STRUNCK Steve . . . Hard-working Key Club Secretary . . . Casual and easy-going . . . J.V. Baseball as a Sophomore . . . Good sense of humor . . . Physics 41 . . De¬ pendable . . . Reflective ... A future scientist. SUSAN STYLES Sue . . . Attends all Football games . . . Member of the Pep Club . . . Beautiful clothes . . . Attended Rogers Hall, her Junior year . . . Have you heard about that latest escapade? . . . Those witty remarks . . . Capricious. LAWRENCE SULLIVAN Larry . . . Came to us last year from Needham . . . Deep, reso¬ nant voice . . . Drives a black Ford . . . One of the elite mem¬ bers of Math 41 . . . “And what was your answer, Lawrence?” And some people collect stamps! JANE TALLON Sports-minded . . . Varsity Field Hockey . . . Full of pep and energy . . . Manager of Varsity Basketball and Softball Teams . . . Enthusiastic swimmer and tennis player . . . Loves a good time . . . Loquacious. LAURA TARICCO Our A.F.S. representative from Italy . . . Chameleons . . . Honor¬ ary member of Student Council . . . Enthusiastic supporter of all W.H.S. activities . . . Attractive clothes . . . Beautiful, dark eyes . . . Deep, melodious voice , Pensive and expressive. JAMES TARTARI T.T. or Jim . . . Hurdles special¬ ist for Spring Track ... A lover of green cheese . . . Varsity Foot¬ ball and Gym Team . . . Home¬ room Chairman as Senior . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . “The South shall rise again!” BARBARA TAYLOR Barb . . . Bulletin Board and Showcase Committees . . . Un¬ predictable . .. Bradford Business Staff . . . Never-ending school spirit . . . Always ready with a good joke . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . The tenth cheerleader at Foot¬ ball games. CAROLYN TERRY Art Service Club . . . Loquacious . . . An athletic gal . . . Beautiful eyes . . . Gregarious . . . Pep Club . . . Bundle of energy . . . Really supports that team all the way . . . Whimsical . . . Always ready for a good time. DEANNE TETRICK Dee . . . Musically minded , . Orchestra for three years .. . Sen¬ ior Play Reading and Casting Committees . . . Bradford Assist¬ ant Editor . . . Bulletin Board, Showcase, and Assembly Com¬ mittees . . . Athletic. . . Compan¬ ionable .. . An asset to any group. HOLLY THAYER Loyal member of F.T.A. . . . Al¬ ways well-groomed . . . Enthus¬ iastic worker on Art Service Club . . . Pleasing personality . . . Friendly and easy to get along with . . . Supporter of Pep Club . . . Sympathetic. JOAN THIEL A good organizer . . . Member of F.T.A. . . . Always willing to help . . . Well-liked . . . Lively and spirited . . . IVellesleyan Staff . . . Very conscientious . . . Ac¬ commodating . . . Showcase Committee . . . Never a dull moment. MARGERY ANN TRIGG Marge . . . Pretty smile and sparkling brown eyes . . . Chair¬ man of Showcase Committee . . . Student Council in Senior year . . . A.F.S. . . . Member of Color Guard . . . Faithful decorator for many school dances . . . Person¬ able. CLAUDIA TUCCERI Always friendly ... A Library Aide . . . Extremely athletic . . . Cafeteria cashier ... A whiz at typing ... A nimble wit . . . Never a dull moment when she’s around . . . Overflowing school spirit! DIANNE TWOMEY Future Teachers of America . . . Hard-working in all her activi¬ ties . . . Art Service Club . . . Al¬ ways pleasant and helpful . . . Sincere interest in people . . . Will make an excellent teacher. LliSDA LEE VARNEY Lin . . . Pep Club ... Dance com¬ mittees . . . Glee Club all three years . . . Plays the piano . . . Loves traveling . . . Goes for the classics ... All those different shoes ... An earnest student . . . Cordial and considerate. DEBORAH VIGUERS Debby . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Quiet until you get to know her . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Assembly Committee . . . Basketball . . . Planning a medical secretarial career. ROBERT VINCENT Bob . . . Proficient all-round ath¬ lete . . . Varsity Football as Jun¬ ior ... A worthy opponent on the wrestling mats . . . J.V. Base¬ ball . . . Sincere ... A good stu¬ dent . . . Great guitarist . . . Model sailboating . . . Conscien¬ tious and reliable. DIANNE VOSE Diz . . . Devoted to F.T.A. . . . Quiet on casual acquaintance . . . Really full of fun . . . Thoughtful and considerate . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Excellent in sailing . . . Conscientious . . . Loyal and sincere. RICHARD VOSE Dick. . . Athletically inclined . . . J.V. Football . . . Follows his golf balls into the rough . . . Amazing stores of energy ... An air of crispness and freshness about him . . . ‘’Duck, I mean FORE!’’ MARY WEGNER Versatile . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Athletic . . . Varsity Field Hockey, Bas¬ ketball, Softball . . . Sports Edi¬ tor of the Bradford . . . Student Council as Junior . . . Field Hockey Camp . . . A.F.S. Coun¬ cil.. . An engaging grin. DIANA WENTWORTH Dinny ... Co-Editor of the Brad¬ ford News Staff. . . Varsity Bas¬ ketball . . . History Forum . . . Glee Club ... Homeroom Treas¬ urer for two years . . . Always active . . . Friendly and helpful . . . Conversational. DIANE WHAREN New to the school last year . Active in the Wisewell Science Club . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Earnest student . . . Those rosy cheeks . . . Benevolent nature . . . Sweet and cheerful. . . Enjoyable company. SAMUEL WILLIAMS Sam . . . J.V. Football in Junior year . . . Optimist. . . Easygoing, but dynamic when the pressure is on . . . Enjoys wrestling ... A contagious, bouyant personality . . . A Cassanova at heart . . . Amusing. SUSAN WINJUM Sue . . . Showcase Committee Chairman . . . Chameleons . . . History Forum . . . Capable and industrious . . . Enthusiastic Chairman and promoter of Jun¬ ior Red Cross . . . Vocal groups . . . Co-Editor of Bradford Fea¬ ture Staff . . . Senior Play . . . Sweet personality. THOMAS P. WINN Tom . . . Athletic . . . Talented member of the Gym Team . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Beats the drum for Band and Or¬ chestra . . . Avid fan of Modern Jazz . . . Quiet and attentive in school. KENT WITHERS An earnest stamp collector . Varsity Soccer Team in his Sen¬ ior year . . . Quiet, sincere man¬ ner . . . New-fangled inventions . . . Always a friendly “Hello” . . . Takes a great interest in chemistry. HEIDI WOLF Industrious ... A talented artist . . . Excellent violinist . . . J.V. Field Hockey . . . Member of the Orchestra for three years . . . Ardent Chameleon . . . Bradford . . . Meticulous care for every¬ thing she does. EDWARD WOOD Ed . . . One of Wellesley’s best runners . . . Cross Country for three years. Captain Senior year . . . Indoor and Spring Track . . . Extremely musical . . . Glee Club and Chorus for three years An A-l pianist. HARRIET YAFFEE Active interest in sports Faithful member of A.F.S. Council . . . Freckles and shiny red curls . . . Enjoys ice-skating . . . Future airline stewardess . . . Sincerely interested in whatever she does . . . Affable. HANNAH YOUNG Enthusiastic . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Vice President of A.F.S. Council . . . Co-Chairman of Assembly Com¬ mitte e . . . History Forum . . . Responsible . . . Co-Editor of Bradford . . . Chameleons . . . Always glad to help . . . Earnest. STEPHEN YOUNG Steve . . . Assembly Committee for three years, Chairman as a Senior ... An active Chameleon for two years ... A shutter bug . . . Sociable nature . . . Sees the bright side of everything. RICHARD ZARTARIAN Dick ... A Work-study student . . . Happiest when he’s fixing a car . . . The tall, dark type . . . Knows what he wants out of life and works hard to get it. PETER ZERGA Pete . . . Polished gymnast . . . Great physique . . . Friendly . . . One of our best wrestlers . . . Likes “hot Fords” . . . J.V. Base¬ ball . . . Quiet and consciencious . . . Invaluable member of Boys’ Chorus and Boys’ Octet. KARL FRANK ZIMPEL Came to us this year from Kim- ball-Union . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Very active . . . Often seen in his big, green Cad¬ illac . . . Quick to make new friends. 3n Memoriam FREDERICK A. HOWARD Early in February, 1960, the Class of 1960 lost a close friend. As captain of the Soccer Team, Photog¬ raphy Editor of the Wellesleyan and Hospitality Chair¬ man of the American Field Service, Rick sparked the imagination and determination of everyone with whom he worked. With quiet assurance he accepted respon¬ sibility, devoting much of his time to the interests of others. Those who knew him will never forget the cheer¬ ful, friendly spirit of Frederick A. Howard. FREDERICK COLEMAN Frederick Coleman, a member of our Senior Class, passed away on July 19, 1959. Fred participated in Foot¬ ball and Hockey and he was an outstanding member of the Gym Team. His warm personality and good humor gained him many friends among the faculty and the student body. The Class of 1960 deeply regrets the loss of Frederick Coleman, a wonderful friend and classmate. 105 AND MORE OF YOUR SCHOOL May Koh is our excellent good will ambassador from Hong Kong. Her enthusiasm, devotion and friendliness make her a wel¬ come addition to Wellesley High. TV must have been pretty good last night, girls. “You say the Girls’ Field Hockey Team has to come with us?” “I wonder how they’ll like this one. I won¬ der if they’ll like this one.” 106 Coach Kerivan makes sure his football players are well fed. Mr. Hines, just think of the poor boys! 107 “What do you mean, no ribbon?” YOUR SPONSORS-1960 A. Gan Company Alexander’s Shoe Store Anderson’s Jewelers Andrew’s Pharmacy Ara’s Bendslev’s Berkeley Restaurant Bernardi’s Speed and Custom Shop Book Stall Bowker’s Linoleum Company Chin’s Village Community Playhouse Corcoran Motors, Inc. Curran, Contractor Dan-Dee, Inc. Dave Abbott’s Gulf Station E. A. Davis Company E. W. Belcher, Caterers Fallon’s Pharmacy Filene’s Franklin N. Wood, Optician George A. Haynes Gross Strauss Harold C. Wiswall Harper Method Shop Harry Lee Buick, Inc. Ideal Barber Shop Jenny Service Station Judy Schofield, Auctioneer John Dolan Coal and Oil Company John Douglas John J. Connors Joseph’s Coiffures Joseph and Vincent Hairdressers Leo J. Madden Leslie T. Haskin’s, Inc. Lottie’s Restaurant Lower Falls Cleaners, Inc. Lower Falls Sunoco MacNeil Glass Company Martino’s Barber Shop Medaglia Service Station Morrison and Moor, Inc. Music Box, Inc. Olken’s O’Neill Motors, Inc. Palmer Cadillac-Pontiac Sales, Inc. P. B. Corkum, Inc. Record Rack Riverdale Market Robert’s Hairdressers Sarni’s Cleaners Sue Page Studio Townsman Triangle Shop Ward’s Apothecary Watson’s Hardware Wellesley Auto Sales, Inc. Wellesley Cooperative Bank Wellesley Hills Market Wellesley Hills Rug Shop Wellesley News Agency Wellesley Pharmacy Wheaton’s THE WELLESLEYAN STAFF PLANNING BOARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Edward Acly Joan Kanavich Richard W. Stimets Frederick A. Howard Linda Bertocci Deborah Ladd SENIOR EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Jane Bigelow Marcia Madden Susan A. 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