Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1961 volume:

j WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY I 3 4870 00362 6625 does not circulate WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY WELLESLEY, MASS. 02181 THE CLASS OF PRESENTS OUR WELLESLEYAN PING OUR FUTURE GAMALIEL BRADFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 4 ...AS UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 14 ...IN ACTIVITIES PAGE 26 ...IN SPORTS PAGE 50 ...AS SENIORS PAGE 76 WELLESLEY HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS 5 EDITOR’S MESSAGE ... I feel the future in the instant. Macbeth When the Class of 1961 entered high school, we were not very aware of the problems which confront self-sufficient adults. Suddenly, these problems are im¬ minent—the future that was a far horizon is close up¬ on us. We may not realize now that we have less cause to fear the future than many other high school graduates. We are only beginning to appreciate fully the depth and character of our education at Wellesley. As we become adults, our appreciation will deepen and strengthen until the solid background of knowledge we received at Wellesley High will simplify our search for order in the complex world of today and tomorrow. That horizon, now so near, should not appear threat¬ ening; rather it should seem a shining goal we are fi¬ nally about to reach. Our conception of adult responsibilities will gradu¬ ally become more and more pr ofound. We will dis¬ cover, perhaps to our surprise, that what we have gained from Wellesley’s sound educational program is of immeasurable worth in solving the problems which arise in everyday life. At the instant of graduation, the preparations of the past will end, and the opportunities of the future will begin. Jennifer Machlin, Editor-in-Chief Bill Satterthwaite, Business Editor; Kenneth City, Photography Editor; Karen Kline, Art Editor; John Andrew, Photography Editor; Gard Potts, Senior Editor; Gordon Riblet, Sports Editor. 6 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Samuel M. Graves, Principal. As the day comes that brings with it your gradua¬ tion from high school, it is well to pause for a time and remind yourselves of the events that transpired as you moved forward to this climax of your high school ca¬ reer. These pages of your Wellesleyan will help you to recall such events. You must never forget that the lessons of the past are important only if you profit from them in shaping your future. Your past contains its successes and its failures, its joy and its sorrows, its hopes and its fears, its victories and its defeats. All of these have contributed their bit toward making you what you are today. The future lies before you! What you will accom¬ plish depends upon how well you have laid your foun¬ dation for that future. Much more goes into the making of successful men and women than what takes place in school. Your home, your church, and your community have all played an important role in contributing to the strengths and weaknesses that are now a part of you as an individual. How often we hear it said at graduation time that the future is in your hands. From time immemorial, each passing generation has called upon the youth of its time to right the wrongs of their own generation. Your parents, your teachers, and your friends can hope only that in guiding you to this point in your lives they have given you a sense of values which will serve you realistically in the years to come. Your happiness and achievements will be the culmination of their aspira¬ tions for you. You will succeed in the future only if you realize clearly that there is a Power outside your¬ selves without Whose guidance nothing truly great can ever be accomplished. Only as you learn to rely on God can you find the wisdom and strength to meet the prob¬ lems of your future years. With God’s help you will not fail! Goodbye and good luck to all of you. 7 ADMINISTRATION John B. Chafee Superintendent of Schools Katherine Bronson Assistant Principal The entire student body has benefited greatly from the experienced administra¬ tion of Mr. John Chaffee, Mr. Samuel Graves, and Miss Katherine Bronson. Their efforts and advice have guided us in making decisions about every phase of our school life. Through the dedication and wisdom of Mr. Chaffee, our Superintendent of Schools, and his staff, we have been exposed to educational instruction of the high¬ est calibre. As Principal and friend, Mr. Graves has been a familiar figure through¬ out school. From football games, paper drives and P.A. announcements to college recommendations, discipline and personal advice, he has been intimately involved in the smooth operation of all school personnel and activities. Miss Bronson, our Assistant Principal, also has had great influence on our school life. She performed extremely valuable services in scheduling all of our classes, and co-ordinating Student Activities. She also has participated in forming administration policies, and has disciplined wisely and consistently. As Student Council Advisor, she supervised all student conventions, elections, ticket drives and dances, and as Dean of Girls she performed still greater services. In short, our administrators have provided and maintained the core of our high school experiences. The Class of 1961 is greatly indebted to them for their roles in shaping our future. 11 8 I edication Katherine Bronson WELLESLEY HIGH SCHOOL, 1918-1961 Thou wert our guide, philosopher and friend. Alexander Pope 11 GUIDANCE Joseph C. Spang Director of Guidance The Guidance Department, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Spang, has had an effect on the past, pres¬ ent, and future life of every Wellesley Senior. As Sophomores, as Juniors, and as Seniors, the Class of 1961 has sought and found in the Guidance Office solutions to academic, social, and personal problems of many kinds. On innumerable occasions, each of us has taken advantage of the open door policy which the Guidance Office maintains throughout the school year. As newcomers to Wellesley High, we found comfort and direction in the experience and wisdom of the Sophomore Guidance Office, currently headed by Miss Joyce Freitag. Wellesley’s wide range of course choices and levels presented additional problems which fur¬ ther complicated our adjustment to Senior High life. As “adjusted” Juniors, we found guidance and sol¬ Joyce J. Freitag Counselor ace in the offices of Mr. Spang and Miss Anna Craig. Their vast knowledge of course prerequisites, diffi¬ culty, and purpose, and their experience in adminis¬ tering and interpreting ability evaluations have influ¬ enced our growth greatly and directly. As career-panicked Seniors, we have drawn heavily on Guidance Office resources for counsel and sugges¬ tion. The roads away from Wellesley lead in so many different directions that we have been forced to ponder carefully the alternatives of our unlimited futures. Here, again, we have been able to rely upon the com¬ petence of our Guidance Department. Our class and our school would be hard-pressed to find sufficient expressions of thanks for our guidance. The Class of 1961, however, will demonstrate its ap¬ preciation through its future successes. Anna C. Craig Counselor FACULTY The value of any educational system depends ultimately upon the quality and the effectiveness of both the instruction and the instructors. We are fortunate to have a faculty of men and women who are not only capable teachers but also inter¬ ested in providing us with every opportunity to increase our knowledge and explore our potenti¬ alities. The Class of 1961 is indebted to the fac¬ ulty for its vital role in shaping our future. Mrs. Barbara Steeves, Mrs. Lillian Sharon, Mrs. Grace Spita Secretaries Robert J. Aldrich Business Ruth D. Anderson Home Economics Joseph Andrew Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Boyea English Mrs. Eileen! 1 . Chapman Librarian Charles D. Burgess Social Studies Raymond B. Chapman Social Studies Raymond J. Caefer French George S. Chase Music Mrs. Marcella Parker Secretary Robert T. Bateman Mathematics John P. Certuse English Eleanor D. Copley Physical Education 10 IT Alfonso J. D’Aniello Biology Kathleen Gordon Reading Harold C. Haizlip English Catherine M. Dennen Stanley Dziejma Business Woodworking Mrs. Carol R. Findell Mathematics Joseph F. Fitzgerald Mathematics Gail M. Grandy Dorothy Griffin Chemistry and Physics Dietician Harold E. Hines Physical Education John C. Howard, Jr. Biology Milton Economos Shop Thomas H. Fitzsimmons English Dorothy M. Guild Business Eleanor M. Johnson Physics 11 Bedros Kamitian Business George F. Kerivan Mathematics Thomas J. Lieberman Physical Education Mrs. Anne L. Lynch Fine Arts Mrs. Florence McGilvray Business Ernest B. Lorett Social Studies Jennifer MacLeish English Mrs. Dorothy W. McIntyre English James T. Lape English Norman D. Loud Chemistry Gardner H. Marchant, Jr. Social Studies Francis E. Mear Chemistry and Physics Raymond E. Leach Music Elmore D. Lundgren Mathematics Mrs. Sylvia McCurdy Social Studies William S. M. Montgomery Mathematics 12 Dorothy R. Mulry Latin and Spanish i v l fl I Mrs. Anna M. Ray Nurse Carlo Vacca Spanish Carl A. Olson, Jr. Industrial Arts Joshua Smith Social Studies Mrs. Marie L. Wanless Physical Education Norman W. Platine Social Studies Albert P. Russo Social Studies I Mrs. Frances O’Brien French Mrs. Angela M. Romay French and Spanish Alice Teed English m Dorothea Phillips English Emily C. Romney M usic Mrs. Bettina H. Stearns French and German •w-jjiV Ethel M. Ward Latin 13 11 ... AS UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers First Row: N. Bowen, H. Bax¬ ter, C. Anderson, N. Blood, S. Blackaller, C. Cogswell, M. Curtin, J. Colher, V. Brattin, M. Birkett. Second Row: D. Balboni, J. Borries, H. Conners, J. Bean, R. Bjerre, P. Bourne, J. Bean, S. Bebo, N. Bowler. Third Row: S. Blinn, D. Auld, A. Andres, M. Beckwith, T. Arsenault, P. Cononi, J. Ander¬ son, J. Cohen, C. Barrett, J. Collins. Fourth Row: P. Con¬ oni, R. Beresford, W. Bankart, B. Blaney, J. Chase, R. Belfor- ti, W. Battilana, R. Coates, M. Audin. First Row: M. Brown, D. Don¬ ahue, L. Butt, C. Chatel, L. Briggs, L. Crowley, C. Davis, E. Doughty, G. Cardolina, L. Duncanson. Second Row: S. Burgess, M. Davis, G. Dunakin, H. Cassoli, K. Brines, E. Cas- soli, V. Curtin, K. Doran, L. Clegg, D. Dearborn, D. Don¬ nelly, J. Doyle. Third Row: D. DiGiando, C. DiGiandomeni- co, S. Davis, K. Ciesluk, J. Day, J. Delouchry, L. DeLone, J. Davis, J. Butler, V. Carr, C. Brown, R. DiGiandomenico. Fourth Row: T. Derderian, R. Corley, P. Condon, S. DeBello, P. M. Dalton, E. Daly, R. Brown, J. Childs, J. Brew. HKl i jp 4 y ju A I Y + m IV H - Kfii Ha 9l 2 ®v 9 i w j : nv First Row: J. Ferguson, S. Foote, C. Fitzgerald, C. Hilt, J. Fossett, A. Dwyer, P. Farley, S. Harrod, A. Fritz, S. Furlong. Second Row: B. Fletcher, B. Eichorn, P. Fitts, E. Dunn, M. Furman, D. Dustin, A. Herring, M. Hancourt, C. Edison. Third Row: R. Fleming, K. Fitzgib- bons, J. Evans, K. Fraser, D. Hanlon, J. Fetchero, P. Espos¬ ito. Fourth Row: D. Hanna, D. Edel, T. Flynn, W. Edger- ton, J. Gagnon, M. Himebaugh, S. Frazee. ✓ Indr - m MP T . Jfc ' M ■ jV vj In PL J| «M HA - f 1 First Row: D. Grandy, M. Gil¬ more, C. Gavin, J. Gardner, C. Gura, M. Galvin, N. Gilmore, J. Gilmore, R. Grant, J. Gan- dolfo. Second Row: M. Gold- weitz, S. Golay, S. Gulick, R. Gard, D. Goodwin, M. Greene, W. Gilooly, K. Gulbrandsen, P. Gallerani. Third Row: P. Gibson, R. Goguen, R. Gun- waldsen, R. Haines, B. Gilbert, P. Griffiths, R. Grainger. First Row: A. Lanza, M. Lap- ine, K. Lane, L. Labadini, C. Holmes, A. Holmes, M. Ken¬ nedy, G. Ilsley, S. Lower, S. Holley. Second Row: D. Jones, R. Hunter, D. Irving, E. Knowles, D. Juliani, M. Lath- rop, C. Keiser, E. Lentini, R. Kline, J. Hauser. Third Row: J. Hughes, C. Kenny, P. Juli¬ ani, V. Labadini, A. Lee, R. Johnson, D. Hughes, D. Hor- gan. Fourth Row: P. Johnston, F. Jones, J. Hines, K. Kuske, J. Kinsley, P. Knights, R. Ilg, R. Hugenberger, J. Hodgson. First Row: L. Mansfield, S. McGuane, J. Moran, C. McKenney, S. MacMasters, S. Marchand, P. Linton, M. Mac¬ Leod, S. Lockwood, S. Maddox. Second Row: B. McRann, J. McCabe, N. Mumma, M. Mc¬ Laughlin, M. McMahon, R. Lovell, J. Paltrineri, K. Loss, P. McNeil, C. Mahoney, N. Marchetti. Third Row:- G. Maion, C. Loutrel, R. Medin, K. McDonald, R. Miller, J. McCabe, J. Lewis, D. Libby, F. Magnus, L. Lewis. Fourth Row: R. Marchetti, R. Loring, P. Martin, H. Leverett, C. Lit¬ tlefield, A. Melanson, F. Lof- gren, J. MacLeod, E. Lovett. First Row: J. Neher, C. Prom- bain, V. Nanes, J. Naylor, N. Newhall, B. Perdoni, K. Mont¬ gomery, J. Perkins, E. Peary, N. O’Neill. Second Row: A. Palmeri, S. Piper, S. Parker, A. Mitchell, P. Murphy, R. Pali- meno, T. Nadas, M. Mulvaney, K. O’Hara, M. Norton, P. Peterson. Third Row: A. Noble, D. Morin, G. Murphy, R. Mor¬ ris, M. Parent, E. Nahass, W. Osmond, P. Mutrie, J. O’Leary, P. Meury. Fourth Row: B. Ren- zella, J. Rehm, C. Peacock, J. Pignatiello, M. Murray, G. Pe¬ ters, C. Powers, J. Munro, R. Parker. First Row: C. Rhome, J. Rus¬ sell, J. Sawyer, B. Schoales, D. Roun, G. Rokes, B. Ray, N. Shea, L. Savage, A. Tutino. Second Row: D. Trethaway, T. Ralli, M. Smith, A. Temple, J. Sicchio, M. Richardson, P. Sul¬ livan, A. Sawtelle. Third Row: J. Sherry, S. Spencer, D. Tor- doff, W. Schlener, C. Spencer, R. Schofield, T. Steeves, E. Rydberg, D. Simone. Fourth Row: E. Rooney, M. Satterth- waite, P. Stagg, J. Suddath, R. Rossi, B. Russ, H. Robinson, P. Shackford, R. Steegstra. First Row: S. Weaver, E. Wright, S. Wentworth, C. Ti- beri, P. Whittemore, F. Volpi, K. Stratford, N. Tucker, K. Sykes, M. Thomas. Second Row: P. Whitcome, D. Sullo, H. Wolf, A. White, D. Weiss, S. Wright, C. Weisenbach, D. Wilmore, C. Wright, C. Zani. Third Row: N. Wright, N. Zor- igian, D. Vanlderstine, M. Tru- biano, H. Woll, J. Watson, J. Wood. B. Stimets, D. Theis, R. Stevens. Fourth Row: R. Will- cox, S. Yurkanin, P. Yarbrough, D. Vara, N. West, D. Withers, R. Wier. N. Vickers, R. Wood. CLASS OFFICERS Karen Sargent Vice-President Junior Class Officers Karen Rayner Secretary “All right, gang. One, two, three and we rush him!” i i 20 First Row: M. Anagnostis, A. Barto, G. Arnold, D. Blanding, S. Bennett, P. Boyle, S. Adams, S. Bowen, C. Campana, S. Bo¬ gart. Second Row: R. Banay, G. Bedford, K. Bing, M. Blinn, D. Buckbee, A. Bartholomay, W. Bjorn, G. Bruns, E. Adams, M. Baldini, J. Buchan. Third Row: P. Bertocci, P. Benotti, D. Barber, R. Bennison, W. Al¬ lison, W. Baker, R. Amesbury, D. Camerini, M. Bentley, R. Bullen, S. Burtt, R. Carlson. Fourth Row: L. Baker, R. Bloomfield, N. Bolles, J. Cal¬ lender, A. Armstrong, B. Bond, E. Beal. First Row: C. Devlin, C. Con¬ nery, N. Brown, K. Chad- bourne, M. Carroll, D. Broad- bent, B. Deal, M. Dale, M. Devlin, J. Cunnan. Second Row: J. Collins, J. Dawe, J. Dacey, K. Christensen, S. Breck, N. Deane, N. Castel¬ lanos, C. Crosbie, L. Collyer, J. Cass, T. Chevone. Third Row: H. Cranford, H. Creigh¬ ton, P. Desesa, D. Claflin, A. Delong, R. Chandler, M. Dail, A. Dean, G. Crowther, T. Devereux. Fourth Row: R. Cen- zalli, G. Bruns, R. Dennen, R. Costine, R. Cronin, M. Con¬ nors, W. Dalton. I£«s 7 - - wi m v ft r] . j First Row: B. Dyer, T. Galler- ani, B. Gress, J. Erskine, J. Griffin, M. Duffy, L. Giovan- ella, B. Gilooly, P. Grinnell, L. Fleming. Second Row: S. Donahue, D. Frangoulis, S. Drury, J. Embree, R. Gaetz. M. Flynn, B. Ellerhorst, M. Drouet, M. Crone, J. Gallag¬ her, L. Galbraith, M. Feeney, J. Fitzpatrick. Third Row: E. Garron, R. Forster, J. Dew, W. Barry, R. Edmondk, J. Farn- ham, B. Gikis, T. Doyle, C. Glesner D. Galbraith, J. Dus- enbury. Fourth Row: M. Fitzgerald, D. Eddy, J. Galvin, R. Frost, B. Giese, B. Gifford, C. Evant. (XT IS ■1 if? - M mi mgkW j First Row: S. Kalfon, J. Ham¬ ilton, A. Kenney, K. Kenny, P. Hettrick, J. King, J. Hunt, B. Heald, N. Kelly, C. Kelly. Second Row : J. Hendrick, G. Keene, B. Herring, S. Haus- man, A. Hagen, N. Herrick, D. Hagenloch M. Harbarger, L. Gubellini, M. Jenks, A. Isaac¬ son. Third Row: N. Indrisano, D. Idell, D. Holland, K. Jones, R. Kingsley, B. Jones, D. Kel¬ ley, D. Harrison, F. Houlihan, E. Ireland. Fourth Row: D. Kelley, R. Hemberger, V. Juli- ani, M. Hanlon, G. Kerivan, C. Cossick, J. Hart. First Row: M. Lucas, L. Mac- cini, L. Livingston, S. Mac¬ Donald, M. MacCarthy, D. Kryter, M. Maccini, J. Lawless, P. Marshall, C. McDonald. Second Row: S. Lownds, H. Lambro, J. Kirkham, D. Mc¬ Carthy, M. Lathrop, C. Long, E. Loring, V. Lane, K. Krall, C. Laine, A. McAllister. Third Row: K. Manning, R. Kraus, R. McCormack, R. MacBey, S. Montgomery, M. Mastro, J. MacLeod, R. Maciel, R. Land¬ ers. Fourth Row: D. Massey, L. Madden, W. Machen, M. Lonergan, J. Macredie, J. Mayes, R. Lockwood. fvL.Jew mg AM . VHr|V j 1 L Lj - V 1 - mvJ V - First Row: M. Mills, E. Mur¬ ray, C. Paltrineri, S. Michel, J. Morrissey, A. McMahon, C. Miller, S. Morton, M. Mulher- in, C. Monaghan. Second Row: P. Penndorf, D. McHugh, P. Minucci, C. Mooney, J. Moore, K. McNutt, L. Nivling, M. McRann, D. McMorran, R. O’Brien. Third Row: J. Nan- nery, F. Merrill, T. Trethaway, P. Murphy, J. Metzler, B. Mon¬ ahan, C. Mors, A. Noyes, D. Norton, A. Parker, J. Mullen, R. Peek. Fourth Row: B. Mul- cahy, T. O’Keefe, A. McNeil, P. Mear, L. Palmer, J. Nichols, R. Nurczynski. First Row: L. Sheridan, M. Thurrell, L. Timmons, J. Rein, J. Picardi, P. Purcell, M. Rich- ardson, S. Thurber, L. Dean, B. Richardson. Second Row: L. Tjernell, S. Seuffert, E. Ride¬ out, C. Severance, G. Rupp, P. Trowbridge, D. Toppan, K. Schoepfer, K. Sargent, R. Schneider, D. Stone, S. Shaw, K. Rayner. Third Row: J. Sandford, J. Tyler, R. Sylvester, J. Rehm, B. Russell, J. Rut¬ ledge, B. Stott, C. Roys, C. Tibbetts. Fourth Row: R. Ross- man, T. Russell, W. Peterson, B. Rokes, R. Trefry, R. Tainter, M. Prior. First Row: G. Von der Lippe, B. Waite, G. Walcli, P. White, E. Spita, M. Varney, S. Vines, S. Thompson, K. Stevens, S. Steele. Second Row: A. Wilson, S. Williams, R. Williams, D. Young, D. Walnh, S. Siie, P. Sline, S. Whitney, K. Wessell, P. Stimmell, J. Wood, S. Walsh, J. Sicchio. Third Row: R. Viola, R. Smith, D. Woltmann, G. Williams, C. Thompson, K. Winn, W. Stanton, D. Zaragoza, J. Woodley. Fourth Row: D. Wihon, P. Simms, J. Straub, B. Smith, C. Walker, H. Sim¬ mon , D. Vigneron. CANDIDS “And there I was on the ninth tee . 24 CANDIDS “Hey, fella—got a match?” Key Club will meet tonight in the basement of Howard Johnson’s. Bev concentrates. “Not the nose, Ray, just the eyes!” “You can ' t take those for the paper drive!” 25 WELLESLEY AN STAFF First Row: V. Gee, J. ' Naylor, J. Dalton, B. Miron, R. Wright, Phillips, W. Meyer, K. Willmore, W. Wallace, Mr. Haizlip. J. Clymer, A. Kent, K. Kline. Second Row: P. Sargent, R. Mor- Third Row: C. Putnam, J. An drew, G. Riblet, D. Burdette, ril, J. Dailey, P. Dale, J. Machlin, P. Walker, D. Walker, E. W. Satterthwaite, G. Potts, S. Loutrel, S. Harper, K. City. The 1961 Wellesleyan staff spent the greater part of the school year planning layout, scheduling pictures, writing captions, proofreading, editing and rewriting this portrait of our memorable past and prospective fu¬ ture. Under the guidance of Mr. Haizlip, the Planning Board and the Business, Art and Photography staffs joined forces, working hard to produce our Wellesleyan. The head shrinkers. “So what if they get their yearbooks in August!” “Don’t worry Mr. Haizlip, we’ll have it straightened out in 28 minute.” BRADFORD STAFF First Row: B. Gunwaldsen, M. Duffy, R. Fox, S. Tilley, L. Trader, C. Devlin, V. Gee. Second Row: M. Goldweitz, T. Cornell, C. Putnam, K. Krall, G. Potts, M. Harbarger, C. Case, R. Varo, R. Carlson, P. Sargent. Our school newspaper, The Bradford , advised by Mr. Ernest Lorett, enlarged operations this year. Editor Pete Sargent and Assistant Editor Vickie Gee led their staff in a magnificent advertising campaign which re¬ sulted in a record circulation and enabled them to pub¬ lish three additional issues. The Bradford ' s unique ar¬ ticles, subtle humor, and off-beat candids paved the way for an excellent and humorous Class Will and Prophecy. First Row: M. Duffy, V. Gee, P. Sargent, C. Case, S. Tilley. Second Row: M. Goldweitz, K. Krall, C. Putnam, C. Devlin, R. Carlson. 29 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: K. Kline, T. Cornell, C. Wilgus, Second Row: T. Martin, G. Potts, S. Bladworth. Democracy or oligarchy? With Student Council sponsorship the United Fund and Season Ticket Drives reached new records; the student driving problem was attacked through letters, speakers, and a safe driving code; a school store was approved to sell books and school materials; the Ath¬ letic Award System was revised; and an honor study hall was put into effect. Also, Council members at¬ tended State and National Conventions and served on such community organizations as the PTSA Advisory Council and the Community Chest and Council. Un¬ der Miss Bronson’s guidance and Ted Cornell’s leader¬ ship this year’s Student Council demonstrated that it is the school’s most important student group. “Get them off quick! Harvey’s under there!” 30 People helping people Miss Bronson supervises a Student Council Meeting. First Row: S. Bladworth, T. Martin, T. Cornell, K. Kline, C. Wilgus. Second Row: Miss Brom-on, D. Blackaller, J. Ruther¬ ford, R. Varo, J. Gardner, D. Rollins, W. Carleton, G. Potts, K. Woodcock, R. Fuchs, B. Jealous, A. Newhall, W. Nartus, S. Hervey, C. Collins. Third Row: A. McAllister, K. Rayner, K. Sargent, M. Duffy, D. Zaragoza, D. Harrison, M. Prior, T. O’Keefe, G. Kerivan, P. Murphy, H. Simmons, S. Burtt, M. Anagnostis, B. Herring, C. Crosbie, S. Whitney. Fourth Row: P. Peterson, D. Donnelly, K. Sykes, M. McMann, S. Wright, P. Johnson, P. Martin, M West, W. Edgerton, G. Peters, A. Lee, M. Audin, J. Sherry, J4. Gilmore, D. Sullo, H. Cassoli, S. Holley. 31 FINANCIAL COUNCIL First Row: B. Schoales, K. Sykes, S. Holley, P. Bertocci, G. Potts, M. Hancort, V. Curtin, R. Banay. Second Row: S. Blad- worth, K. Schoepfer, M. Feeney, D. Lockwood, M. Goldweitz, B. Cashman, D. Thomas, R. Harney, J. Michaels, D. Zaragoza, S. Frazee, L. Wentworth, A. McMahon, C. Scott. Third Row. J. MacLeod, W. Battilana, G. Peters, S. Hood, B. Smith, J. Flint, N. West, G. DeJon. RED CROSS First Row: S. Vines, R. Grant, V. Lane, Mrs. Anderson, S. Lownds, R. Bjerre. Second Row: P. Jenks, J. Lawless, S. Loring, E. Loring, D. Beckloff, h£. Mumma, J. Hamilton, J. Cass. 32 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: S. Moorhead, D. Burke, V. Wood, N. Lowther, D. Walker, N. Murray, S. Hervey, Mr. Lundgren, N. Salatich, W. Meyer, C. Clemence, J. Clymer, V. Bite, N. Witherell, D. Viguers, J. Machlin. Second Row: K. Willmore, S. Viguers, C. Putnam, R. Varo, B. Jealous, S. Harper, S. Loutrel, J. Andrew, L. Mercer, D. Macaulay, K. Woodcock, W. Satter- thwaite, W. Wood, G. Potts, W. TordofF, E. Vines, R. Spears, G. Riblet, H. Bernstein, J. Michaels, M. Holden, R. Cashman, P. Walker. Third Row: K. Kline, M. Earle, C. Moore, W. Wal¬ lace, E. Cornell, E. Ireland, C. Devlin, E. Adams, L. Sheridan, G. Von der Lippe, R. Allison, J. Metzler, P. Mear, D. Norton, B. Gikis, N. Deane, K. Bing, K. Sargent, P. Bertocci, D. Fran- goulis, P. Sargent, B. Davidson, M. Idell, P. Dale. Fifteen per cent of the Seniors and five per cent of the Juniors ranking high in school citizenship, leadership and scholarship were inducted into the Wellesley Chap¬ ter of the National Honor Society by Mr. Lundgren, Faculty Sponsor. Rabbi Jacob Lantz, guest speaker from Wellesley’s Temple Beth Elohim, frequently quoted the ancient Jewish sage, Ben Zoma, in an appro¬ priate and provocative discussion of “The Values of Life.” “Congratulations! 33 Boss” Mear holds forth. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE First Row: S. Viguers, S. Hervey, D. Phinney. Second Row: J. Michaels, J. Harrington. The Wellesley Council of the American Field Service is one of the most active chapters in the state. This year’s exchange students, Kathleen Goonan of Englan d, and Wilfried Nartus of Belgium, contributed enthusi¬ asm and a fresh approach to our school activities. Under the able leadership of Sue Hervey, last sum¬ mer’s Wellesley High School representative in Den¬ mark, our chapter entertained many foreign students at open houses and on ski weekends. Hard working mem¬ bers earned money to support our local students abroad by selling A. F. S. tags and Christmas cards and by sponsoring lectures by local dignitaries. So this is the way the Belgians operate! First Row: J. Michaels, R. Grainger, R. Allison, P. Mear, B. Blaney, W. Nartus, D. Norton. Second Row: K. Lane, J. Wood, D. Willmore, N. Herrick, S. Hervey, A. Meissner, S. Matthewman, C. Briggs, C. Gura, P. Boyle, S. Parker, P. Sul¬ livan. Third Row: B. Ray, S. Nye, A. Herring, K. Gulbrand- sen, S. Bogart, K. Bing, K. Wessell, J. Whittemore, B. Gunwald- sen, A. Barto, K. Montgomery, L. Butt, N. Gilmore, L. Sheri¬ dan, J. Dacey, A. Lanza, D. Phinney, P. Trowbridge, N. Mur¬ ray, M. Thomas. Fourth Row: S. Piper, M. Birkett, C. Ander¬ son, N. O’Neill, E. Peary, C. Rhome, G. Stipe, C. Anderson, L. Clegg, L. Savage, L. Davis, S. Harrod, P. Gilmore, K. Goon¬ an, J. Bean, A. Holmes, J. Gilmore, B. Deal, S. Thurber. Fifth Row: S. Viguers, N. Shea, A. Gould, M. Pritham, K. Houde, C. Gavin, G. Arnold, C. Connery, A. Hagan, C. Severance, D. Sullo, P. Farley. KEY CLUB First Row: W. Edgerton, D. Harrison, D. Macaulay, T. O’¬ Keefe, R. Rollins, T. Cornell, K. Woodcock, F. Fumia, N. Sherry. Second Row: D. Vigneron, N. West, G. Peters, R. Fuchs, G. Potts, S. Hood, W. Carleton, A. MacNeil, L. Mer¬ cer, R. Ilg, H. Bernstein, Mr. Kamitian. Third Row: J. Dusen- bury, J. Wilson, E. Ireland, J. Meury, D. Idell, A. Dean, D. Goodwin, M. Prior, P. Benotti, S. Wright, J. Sherry, L. Prom- bain, T. Martin. Guided by Mr. Kamitian, the Key Club conducted worthwhile school and community projects. In the fall, the boys operated a hot-dog stand at football games and sold hot coffee and food to shivering fans. They You’re supposed to put the money in . . . not take it out, Roy! also sold Halloween candy, staged a Christmas party for the Cooper Settlement House with Tom O’Keefe as Santa Claus, and joined the Student Council in attempt¬ ing to find a solution to our traffic problems. The of¬ ficers were, seated: Ted Cornell, Secretary; Dick Rol¬ lins, President; standing: Ken Woodcock, Treasurer; Tom O’Keefe, Vice-President. 35 SCIENCE FAIR “Note especially the racbis barbules in the order Colymbiformes.” “And now a word from our sponsor.” John Hart explains his prize-winning electronics exhibit. This year’s Science Fair was a spectacular exhibition of our science studies. Covered by Radio Station WBZ, the Fair was highlighted by a mobile robot, poisonous potatoes, and an erudite white rat. Admitting stiff competition, judges from nearby high schools and industries finally chose the following first place win¬ ners: David Norton in Biology, Steve Loutrel in Physics, and John Hart in Chemistry. No comment. 36 WISEWELL SCIENCE CLUB The Wisewell Science Club is a group of future sci¬ entists and engineers who meet in order to increase their general knowledge of science. Under the guidance of Miss Johnson, this year’s Club invited the student body to several lectures given by noted scientists. Out¬ standing among the speakers were two acoustical engi¬ neers from the Liberty Mutual Research Lab in Hop- kinton, Massachusetts, and the head of the United States Army Research Center in Natick. They also in¬ vited Dr. Charles Williams, an Atomic Energy Com¬ mission consultant, who discussed various phases of atomic research. In addition to lectures, the Club ar¬ ranged field trips and conducted individual experi¬ ments of particular interest to members. In the spring the Club helped the Science Department promote and organize our very successful Science Fair. “Don’t worry. Miss Johnson, I’ve done this before.” First Row: R. Camerini, M. Earle, J. Cohen, V. Bite, G. Stipe, J. Lindsey. Second Row: Miss Grandy, B. Davidson, S. Spencer, T. Lower, D. Jennings, P. Stelljes, S. Loutrel, K. City, Miss Johnson. 37 BAND First Row: L. LaRose, B. Landros, G. Pope, B. McCann. Second Row: P. Sargeant, G. Stipe, L. Galbraith, S. Went¬ worth, P. Boidle, R. Schofield, B. Stimets, J. Gardner, B. Al¬ lison, D. Bailey, C. Clemence, K. City, T. Libby, M. Richard¬ son, N. Bowen, J. Sandford. Third Row: T. Chevone, P. Ber- tocci, B. DeJon, N. Deane, J. Hart, B. Irving, B. Satterthwaite, T. Wright, T. Lower, D. Norton, D. Buckbee, M. Lucas, B. Deal, E. Murray, S. Lower, P. Esposito. Fourth Row: L. Wentworth, N. Gilmore, P. White, T. Brainard, E. Williams, R. McCormack, R. Spears, D. Drummond, J. A. Metzler, B. Bond, J. Wood, P. Juliani, M. Humebaugh, J. Lawless, D. Frangoulis. Fifth Row: J. Dusenbury, F. Williamson, D. Lewis, J. Flint, D. Kelley, F. Jones, H. Robinson, C. Putnam, M. Holden, D. Claflin. Is it easier to play with your eyes closed, girls? The Wellesley High School Band’s combination of spirited music and pre¬ cision drills made it an integral part of the 1960 football season. The group drilled for perfection twice a week under the direction of Mr. Marchant and Mr. Leach. In addition to playing at football games, our band attended the South¬ eastern Massachusetts Music Festival and marched in the Veterans’ Day and Me¬ morial Day parades. i 1 ■ ! - 11 I j 1 J Our Color Guard: P. Dale, M. Laffierty, L. Hansen, J. Hunt. 38 ORCHESTRA First Row: J. Stone, D. Viguers, C. Fitzgerald, T. Nadas, D. Buckbee, S. Breck, E. Dunn, C. Clemence, A. Hagan, G. Von- der Lippe, K. Bing. Second Row: R. Allen, B. Stimets, J. Sand- ford, L. Galbraith, B. Heald, C. Severance, J. Greathead, L. Mansfield, M. Holden, H. Wolf, J. Collier, M. Gilmore, E. Adams, S. Suddath, N. Bowen, J. Dailey, G. Stipe, P. Whit¬ comb, Mr. Leach. Third Row: D. Lewis, P. Juliani, R. Zara¬ goza, F. Merrill, D. Claflin, B. Bond, J. Metzler, W. Edgerton, J. Flint, R. Spears, J. Gardner, W. Stanton, H. Creighton, C. Rudd . The strings take a break. The Wellesley High School Orchestra, which can be heard in the halls period X on Friday, is our largest school musical organization. Under the direction of Mr. Leach, the group enjoyed playing both classical and modern music. In addition to playing at assemblies, the Orchestra played at school concerts and at the Com¬ munity Christmas Concert. Take it away, Ray! 39 GLEE CLUB First Row: M. Meury, L. Tjernell, D. McDermott, R. Fox, L. Savage, S. ft ye, P. Mutrie. Second Row: S. Piper, K. Christensen, E. Wright, J. Erskine, P. Trowbridge, C. Devlin, A. Fleming, D. Lockwood. Third Row: A. Dwyer, J. Case, S. Goodwin, A. Gould, S. Blad- worth, C. Johanson, D. Walker. Fourth Row: S. Sise, C. Severance, V. Wood, P. Hettrick, S. Boyd, P. Thurrell, D. Burdette, R. Buxbaum. A CAPPELLA First Row: J. Borries, M. Drouet, C. Wilgus, A. Fleming, D. Baxter, G. Keene, D. Sullo, S. Bladworth, P. Walker, P. Dale, E. Tibbets. Second Row: R. Wright, S. Drury, E. Dough¬ ty, B. Miron, L. Mansfield, S. MacMasters, C. Gura, L. Mur¬ ray, S. Thompson, B. Clement, J. Hunt, J. Sawyer. Third Row: N. Lowther, S. Michel, N. Barto, M. Carroll, L. Porter, S. Breck, D. Beckloff, W. Meyer, M. Varney, J. Machlin, L. Briggs. Fourth Row: C. Brown, R. Ame- bury, R. Kingsley, B. Bankart, S. Sawin, G. Peters, P. Peters, A. Raymond, D. Macaulay, B. MacMaster, B. Jealous, P. Benjamin, F. Jones, D. Idell. GLEE CLUB First Row: N. Zorigian, R. Morril, K. Goonan, K. Wessell, B. Schoales, M. Feeney, A. Tutino, C. Crosbie. Second Row: P. Gibson, R. Gorman, M. Hancort, M. Duffy, N. Kelly, P. Sline, J. Perkins. Third Row: P. Benjamin, J. Daly, N. Salatich, S. Hervey, N. Murray, N. Castellanos, L. Sheridan, K. Krall. Fourth Row: J. O’Leary, W. Battilana, M. Richardson, J. Clymer, N. Herrick, A. Meissner, K. Sargent. THE BUZZIN’ DOZEN + 3—K. Kline, R. Fox, D. Phinney, S. Nye. J. Rutherfoord, N. Murray, C. Clemence, hi. Salatich, S. Hervey, B. Clement, P. Walker, R. Wright, C. Wilgus. THE BRADS —First Row: P. Peter , R. Varo, W. Carleton. Second Row: B. Buxbaum, B. Jealous, D. Macaulay, J. Gard- 41 ner, D. Lockwood. BOYS’ CHORUS At Piano: A. Delong, P. Sargent. First Row: W. Allison, B. Jealous, R. Buxbaum, J. Daly, S. Sawin, A. Raymond. Second Row: D. Lockwood, V. Carr, R. Gorman, P. Mutrie, F. Jones, R. Varo, R. Schofield. GIRLS’ CHORUS First Row: D. Trethaway, J. Cass, S. MacDonald, G. Kennedy, P. Farley, M. Birkett, B. Ray, D. Phinney, P. Minucci, J. Dawe, P. Sullivan, G. Dunakin. Second Row: S. Rooney, D. Donnelly, N. Blood, A. Herring, J. Hamilton, A. McMahon, M. Maccini, C. Sharkus, C. Holmes, K. Loss, J. Collier, J. Sharpe. Third Row: G. Pope, D. Donahue, M. Dale, K. Chad- bourne, S. Parker, P. Bourn, P. Wittemore, C. Johnson, L. Butt, D. Kenney, S. MacMasters, C. Connery. 42 LANGUAGE LAB “Calling all cars . . . Perhaps the most exciting academic innovation of the 19 60-’61 school year was the creation of the Lan¬ guage Lab. Especially designed and equipped for in¬ dividual aural-oral instruction, this elaborate and intri¬ cate laboratory has added a new dimension to the learning and communication of foreign languages. Not only can students repeat and revise, but they can also listen to their own recording to improve verbal strengths and correct weaknesses. With the advent of the Lab, Wellesley has taken a tremendous step forward, fostering a more spontaneous and precise use of foreign languages. ‘ 5 ... 4 ... 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... “Oh, iv (hat the button?” 43 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: J. Juliani, S. Bennett, J. Rein, H. Hennessie, N. Clair, B. Richardson. Second Row: M. Feeney, R. Banay, V. Gee, J. Borries, C. Tibbets, Mr. Andrew. Third Row: P. Evans, D. Toppan, H. Wolf. The Future Teachers of America Club helps its members explore the profession of teaching. This year, Seniors and Juniors with free periods went to Kingsbury School where they were able to ob¬ serve practical methods of teaching the elemen¬ tary grades. In addition to inviting intern teachers to club meetings to discuss their teaching experi¬ ences, the Club also went on field trips to vari¬ ous educational institutions with Mr. Andrew, their Faculty Advisor. A highlight of the year was a trip to the State F.T.A. Convention held at Springfield, Massachusetts. “Now, class . . 44 ASSEMBLY CLUB First Row: P. Linton, S. Boyd, L. Courtemanche, S. Harper, T. Cloutier, P. Manning, C. Gavin, C. Anderson. Second Row: Mrs. McCurdy, M. Feeney, H. Trader, J. McCabe, E. Wil¬ liams, J. McNeill, D. Drummond, A. Herring, M. Duffy, L. Galbraith. Third Row: J. Dacey, D. McDermott, R. Fox, N. Critchlow, P. Dunn, S. Nye, C. Fitzsimmons, D. Phinney, J. Dalton, R. Banay. DEBATING CLUB First Row: E. Murray, A. Kenney, Mr. Platine, Mr. Smith, J. Kirkham, N. Mumma. Second Row: J. O’Leary, D. Idell, H. Creighton, R. Allison, D. Camerini, W. Nartus, J. Michaels, 45 B. Kelley, J. Lewis, M. Goldweitz. Third Row: J. Duffy, C. Walker, T. Wright, P. Mear, D. Drummond, P. Stelljes, R. Parker. ART SERVICE “No-o-o?” The Art Service Club, under Mr. Simone’s direction, works hard throughout the year to supply posters advertising school and com¬ munity affairs and to make decorations for school dances. For the Kick-off Dance, the Club’s decorations created a bright autumn at¬ mosphere which enhanced the enjoyment of the evening. By painting unique, eye-catching posters and scenery, the Club also contributed to the production of the Senior Class Play and the publicity efforts of the Fire Drill Committee. “Out, out, damn’d spot.” First Row: V. Zeo, J. Wright, K. Kline, M. Nastasi, Mr. Si¬ mone, C. Scott, J. Dalton, N. Cahill, H. Trader, T. Cloutier. Second Row: J. McCabe, J. Fitzpatrick, A. McAllister, G. Rupp, R. Fox, C. Crosbie, D. Parsons, P. Manning, A. Mac- Fayden, L. Courtemanche, G. Tabbutt, S. Spillman, S. Whit¬ ney, M. Mulhern, M. Smith, M. Birkett. Third Row: A. Barth- olomay, J. Cass, K. Gulbrandsen, C. Connery, M. Mills, C. Kelly, D. McMorran, S. Kalfon, M. Duffy, M. Anagnostis, D. Broadbent, S. Livingstone, N. Kelly, B. Gress, G. Walchli V. Nanes, D. Baxter, S. Blackaller, L. Clegg, C. Keiser. 46 BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE First Row: S. Wales, N. Balboni, N. Critchlow, D. Cloutier, D. Grandy, C. McKenney, L. Courtemanche, Phinney, N. Cahill, C. Fitzsimmons. Second Row: T. G. Bedford, R. Banay, Miss Bronson, D. Balboni. SHOWCASE COMMITTEE First Row : C. Scott, F. Horan, M. Nastasi, S. Dona- Clair, E. Phillips, L. Fleming, E. Chaffee, P. Evans, hue, D. Phinney, S. Nye, V. Nanes, A. Hamwey, N. K. Wessell, J. Embree, V. Zeo. 47 HISTORY FORUM First Row: L. Galbraith, D. Burke, R. Taintor, L. Collier, P. Shackford, L. Porter, P. Trowbridge, B. Gunwaldsen, S. Moor¬ head, N. Carroll, V. Wood, P. Dale, M. Whiting, B. Barber, N. Withered. Second Row: Mr. Burgess, K. Loss, T. Chevone, P. Espisito, K. Christiansen, M. Goldweitz, D. Idell, C. Sever- ence, A. Hagen, K. Gavin, N. Newhall, J. Farnum, D. Gun¬ waldsen, C. Walker, B. Summers, J. Duffy, K. City, C. Brown, S. Thompson, J. Kirkham. PROJECTIONISTS H. Robinson, R. Maciel, E Williams, J. Callender, D. Drummond, Mr. Howard, Projectionists. 48 CANDIDS H. Zani, R. Scannel, A. Particelli, D. Dischino, Custodians. “Yeah, man.” Mrs. Mary Crowell, Matron . “Yummy, yummy,” s aid my tummy. Ralph Burns his fingers on the hot dishes. “Don’t tell me we don’t have a spare tire!” 49 CHEERLEADERS Our Cheerleading captain: Cindy Wilgus. First Row: C. Wilgus. Second-Row: S. Hervey, M. Davis, C. Crosbie, P. Volpi, P. Minucci, C. Doran, K. Rayner, L. Lewis. Under the leadership of Cindy Wilgus, our head cheerleader, the Wellesley High School Cheer¬ leading Squad did a wonderful job arousing en¬ thusiasm and support for our teams. Many long afternoons of practice resulted in a highly skilled, coordinated squad. Their pep and spirit at games inspired the spectators and encouraged the teams. Working in conjunction with the Rally Commit¬ tee and the Twirlers, they helped stir up a roar¬ ing response among the spectators at rallies. Nor can anyone forget the clever cheers the cheer¬ leaders composed themselves. As a result of their ability, the cheerleaders took first place among eight schools at the Westwood Cheerleaders Com¬ petition. The Wellesley locomotive. 52 TWIRLERS Leaders of the twirling corps: B. McCann, B. Landros, G. Pope, L. LaRose. First Row: L. LaRose, B. Landros, B. McCann. Second Row: G. Pope, K. Kline, M. (4astasi, C. Campana, M. McRann, J. Perkins, B. Heald, B. Canfield, S. Rooney, D. Hagenloch, C. Paltrineri, P. Grinnel, N. Bartlett. This year’s twirling corps contributed im¬ measurably to the spirit at football games and rallies. During half-time performances at football games. Gale Pope as head majorette led the band, while Bev Landros directed the twirlers in their routines. The activity of the corps was not limited to half-time entertainment, however. The viva¬ cious girls in their colorful uniforms added to the enthusiasm of the crowd throughout every game. They began practice early in September and worked steadily until the end of the football sea¬ son. Bev led afternoon practices and developed catchy routines. Certainly our football season wouldn’t have been complete without the twirlers. Synchronization? 53 CANDIDS “Hey! That’s my pocketbook you’re kicking.” “Now, I want to see all of you out there Saturday” Mr. Frederick Steeves, Director of Physical Education. “This is a Pep Club?” 54 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: S. Wright, P. Benotti, R. Bennison, J. MacLeod, K. Ciesluk, J. Hines, R. MacBey, P. Murphy, R. Harrison, R. Landers. Second Row: Mr. Certuse, Coach; D. Forbes, R. Fuchs, P. Wilanson, M. Grandy, R. Harney, B. Jealous, Cap¬ tain; G. Mackenzie, S. Fumia, N. Sherry, D. McCadam, J. Steiger, J. Arcand, R. Hester, R. Stevens, Manager. Third Row: R. Connolly, L. Palmer, C. Evans, G. Bruns, M. Lonergan, R. Rossi, F. Lofgren, A. McNeil, R. Ilg, K. Winn, M. Mastro, T. O’Keefe, R. Peek, C. Weisenbach. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: J. MacLeod, R. Edmunds, R. Belforti, R. Morris, P. Martin, J. Pignatiello, E. Daly, S. Frazee. Second Row: Mr. McDermott, Coach; P. Gibson, E. Lovett, T. Devereux, J. Sherry, P. Gallerani, P. Cononi, J. Lewis, F. Fleming. Third Row: W. Bankart, M. Satterthwaite, R. Wier, P. Dalton, S. DeBello, C. Spencer, H. Creighton. 55 % I Sj MMMl MPMHH r A Skip Fumia .wy vV - Left Guard few ' vV‘ f , a yj r� ;� r fluy ' .- 3 v • i k ' VVJi N ? Bart Jealous Le f Guard i t� a§ $ps ®i8S5fc; k r 0 Vt v ' SSPr fS iri m® n M? O • S? - r Pc • {• rf j sW7 . t : IN vAt•.£ l op mimmm � a :. v : .m •}; ;v. : ' . ' ' ® p s stMa Jay Arcand Guard ie A.‘ ’ � � :-r.’ ■ S$ia $f SlpSM a wj M m ffrf r%V. r r- fsv- B s a?i2 ivs?« Tex Forbes Le £ zd iti§§s r?, {i r S K IgMSHHBlM P° te Wilanson d MMi Right Tackle Coach Kerivan s .S9®t Ki«£s in®! ® MM IlM gMa mm John Steiger Fullback ' SV vr. ' V v: h isis SOCCER First Row: P. Penndorf, D. Idell, W. Peterson, J. Wilson, S. Spang, D. Lockwood, J. Rehm, R. Bloomfield, R. Steegstra. Second Row: L. Prombain, W. Wallace, R. Cashman, W. Irv¬ ing, L. Mercer, J. Harrington, J. Andrew, S. Loutrel, W. Nar- A steadily growing enthusiasm for soccer, one of our newest Varsity sports, drew loyal crowds to each game this year. A total of eighty boys showed their interest in the sport by taking part in the intramural program. After many afternoons of hard practice, a squad of approximately thirty-six boys was chosen. The team benefitted greatly from the skill of eight of the players who returned from last year’s starting line-up. Mr. Lieberman’s excellent coaching helped the team com¬ pile a near perfect record of eight wins, one tie, and no losses. Led by center forward John Rehm and goalie Dick Rollins, the team scored forty-one goals. tus, R. Higginbottom, J. Metzler. Third Row: Mr. Lieberman, T. Doyle, D. Thomas, E. Vines, J. Flint, W. Tordoff, S. Hood, D. Macaulay, B. Holman, D. Smith, C. Harrington, J. Dusen- bury, E. Garron. “Wait a minute, you’re stepping on my shoelace!” Denny turns on the speed. “When can I go in, Mr. Lieberman?” 58 CROSS COUNTRY First Row: D. Waltmann, D. Norton, S. Fitzmaurice, A. Mac- Lorett, K. Fraser, A. Lee, E. Nahass, D. Goodwin, P. Shack- Phail, K. Manning, B. Bond, C. Kenny. Second Row: Mr. ford, J. Cockey, J. Fitzwilliam. “Company . . . Halt!” “On your mark . . . get set . . .!” In 1960 the Cross Country Team had its most successful season in three years. Since it was elevated from class “C” to class “B”, it has been facing much tougher competition. Although the Wellesley run¬ ners were up against larger schools, they were able to win two meets. Shaun Fitzmaurice and Alex MacPhail paced the team. Alex, who possesses great endurance, was particularly outstanding as he smashed the old school record. Returning lettermen, tried under the heat of competition, should make next year’s team and record even better, according to Coach Lorett. 59 FIELD HOCKEY Field Hockey has become a very important fall sport at Wellesley High School. Of the 85 eager athletes who participated in the intramural program, 47 were chosen for the Varsity and Junior Varsity Squads. The twelve girls who attended Field Hockey Camp from September 4-11 added enthusiasm to the team. As a result of long, hard practice, both teams enjoyed a most successful and rewarding season. The Varsity Team, coached by Miss Copley, compiled an impres¬ sive 5-2-0 record. The Junior Varsity Squad, coached by Mrs. Wanless, showed great improvement through¬ out the season and finished with a 1-4-2 record. The highlight of the season was at Dedham, where, in a fast-moving and highly competitive game, Wellesley won 2-1. Special credit should be given to captain Bonnie Peek, manager Barbette Clement, and the sen- Fresh air and sore shins build character. . , . , . , ... . .. tors on the team who displayed great skill in all games. Wellesley’s defense closes in. First Row: Miss Copley, T. Chevone, P. Hettrick, B. Peek, Chester, C. Connery, E. Dyer, M. Holden, S. Breck, K. Hall- D. Viguers, N. Deane, C. Clemence, E. Brattin, A. Mac- strand, R. Wright, S. Goodwin, J. Dailey, A. Kent, S. Haughey. Fadyen, A. Gould, B. Clement. Second Row: E. Adams, P. 60 BOYS’ HOCKEY First Row: J. Hines, B. Jones, D. Horgan, W. Petersen, R. Doyle, T. Martin, P. Murphy, D. Eddy, L. Cleverly, D. Lock- Morison, R. Hyson, K. Winn, R. Bennison, D. Thomas. Sec- wood, D. Norton, C. Collins, P. Gallerani, D. Kelley, Mr. ond Row: D. Lundberg, R. Morris, R. Forster, D. Massey, T. Hines, Coach. This year’s Hockey Team made an inspiring comeback from the 1959-1960 season. Coach Hines, assisted by Mr. Scanned, shaped the puck- sters into a hard-fighting unit. In one of the most thrilling games of the season against undefeated, League-leading Norwood, Wellesley lost by one point in the last two seconds of the game. Captain Ted Martin netted many of Wellesley’s goals, while Goalie Pat Murphy superbly guarded our nets. The team’s aggressive offensive skating and solid-hitting defensive tactics made it a formidable opponent in the League. Barry scores! Teddy, the terror of the arena. 61 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First Row: A. Isaacson, D. Juliani, D. Donnelly, A. Mitchell, Viguers, N. Witherell. Third Row: N. Blood, E. Cassoli, S. H. Roos, C. Meyer, E. Brattin. Second Row: P. Evans, V. Bite, Kalfon, A. McTigue, S. Breck, F. Volpi, A. Barto, S. Bennett, B. Clement, N. Salatich, B. Peek, M. Hartman, S. Pippitt, D. J. Fossett, K. Schoepfer, S. Bowen. Up she goes! Led by Captains Bonnie Peek and Sue Pippitt and under the ex¬ perienced eye of Mrs. Wanless, the Girls’ Basketball Team passed and shot its way to another banner season, beating such formidable foes as Framingham and Natick. The Wellesley hoopsters relied on superior team play to pile up points. The team’s defense was espe¬ cially outstanding and Wellesley continually controlled the boards. The squad was composed largely of Seniors, aided by several under¬ classmen who did more than commendable jobs. Its members having played together for three years, the team functioned like a precision unit, each player performing her job to perfection. BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: K. Woodcock, L. Mercer, E. Sherry, S. Fitzmaurice, J. Hart, V. Lanza. Second Row: Coach Bergstrom, W. Irving, R. Ilg, R. Rossi, S. Hood, S. Abbott, R. Cronin, H. Rossi, W. Sat- tert hwaite. Our Varsity Basketball Team faced strong league competition, but finished the season with a creditable record. Coach Bergstrom’s squad at times played excellent team ball to win over Natick, Ded¬ ham, Milton, and Norwood. The last proved to be the season’s most thrilling encounter, with guard Ned Sherry sinking a foul shot to clinch the game in the final seconds, 67-66. Wellesley played close games against Needham, losing in the second by only three points. Playmaker Shaun Fitzmaurice hit for an average of 15 points, and Lee Mercer at forward also stood out, finishing the year as top scorer. Fine play by Sophomores Ray llg and Bob Rossi indicates a bright future for the Wellesley hoopsters. Full-bodied spirit. 63 Lee drives for two. SKI CLUB First Row: L. Davis, K. Krall, P. Farley, A. Kent, C. Ander¬ son, M. Thomas, K. Lane, M. Hancort, L. Sheridan, L. Savage, K. Doran, G. Dunakin, J. Dawe, K. Goonan, K. Gulbrandsen. Second Row: B. Ray, S. Bogart, G. Bedford, K. Rayner, K. Sargent, J. Machlin, J. Clymer, D. Sullo, R. Kline, W. Wal¬ lace, P. Penndorf, N. Bowen, M. Birkett. Third Row: J. Hunt, K. Bing, C. Anderson, M. Holden, J. Woodley, E. Rydberg, C. Putnam, T. Steeves, M. Anagnostis, L. Mansfield, B. Waite, J. Collier, J. Sharpe. Fourth Row: N. Herrick, L. Hansen, D. Beckloff, P. Hettrick, J. Andrew, P. Peters, T. Wright, G. Peters, L. Hanson, P. Whittemore, C. Johnson, M. Lucas, P. White. SKI TEAM First Row: M. Cass, S. Sise, C. Wright, J. Gilmore, Manager; Manager; P. Peters, G. Peters, J. Andrew, C. Putnam, Man- K. Sargent, B. Bedford, E. Knowles, P. Whitcomb, S. McLane, ager; W. Wallace. Coach. Second Row: P. Penndorf, A. MacPhail, E. Vines, 64 SWIMMING TEAM The Swimming Team, under the lead¬ ership of Coach Mear, logged its first successful record in several seasons, 5 and 5. Distance swimmers Cornell, Kel¬ ley, and Melson; dash men Holman and Nannini; and divers Gard and Varo scored many points for Wellesley. “Mo” gets off to a fast start. First Row: K. Fitzgibbons, P. Penndorf, E. Cornell, J. Lewis, D. Hanna, H. Creighton, C. Putnam, Mr. Mear, Coach . Sec¬ ond Row: R. Higginbottom, R. Varo, J. Anderson, D. Edel, B. Gikis, D. Goodwin, J. Munro, R. Harrison, P. Griffiths, D. Smith, Manager. Third Row: P. Nannini, A. Lee, J. Gard, R. Spears, S. Young, J. Melson, D. Kiven, B. Holman, W. Kelley, P. Mear. 65 GYM “The Bridges” Don Macaulay’s “Toe-pitched, Laid-out “Stand up! You’re rocking the bars!” Mai Grandy—over the top! “The Crucifix” “Look, Ma, one hand!” 66 SHOW First Row: J. Dusenbury, T. Martin, R. Peek, R. Carlson, J. Meury, T. Steeves, R. Landers, P. Wilan on, R. Hig- ginbottom, S. Fumia. Second Row: L. Prombain, R. New- hall, M. Mastro, R. Russell, D. McMorran, J. Metzler, J. Nichols, K. Connolly, D. Macaulay, R. Rollins, S. Hood, C. Evans, J. Harrington, Coach Lieberman. 67 WRESTLING Funny way to tell a secret! This year, under the dynamic leadership of Coach McDermott, the Wellesley wrestlers muscled their way to another outstanding record. Supported by experienced second and third year men, the team dominated its opponents in strength and agility. Opposing formidable teams from Scit- uate to Roxbury, the wrestlers suffered only one loss—Needham. When they represented Welles¬ ley in the post-season State Wrestling Meet, they maintained their hard-earned reputations. Such steady victors as Peter Sargent, Boris Chevone, Russ Newhall, and Lenny Poitras, frequently pinned their men within a few seconds. First Row: K. Manning, J. Cockey, P. Sargent, B. Chevone, R. Peek, R. Bloomfield, L. Poitras, D. Darlington, M. Lonergan, A. McNeil. Second Row: Mr. McDermott, Coach; R. Simone, J. Mc¬ Leod, P. Cononi, R. Mulcahy, D. Claflin, M. Mastro, L. Grignaffini, J. Suddath, J. Nichols, H. Bernstein, R. McCormack, P. Benotti, J. Dusenbury. Now that you’ve developed your chin muscles, Andy . . . 68 SPRING TRACK First Row: A. MacPhail, R. Watson, B. Hill, J. Metzler, G. Bruns, Mr. Kjeldsen. Second Row: Mr. Chapman, R. Viola, M. Prior, D. Forbes, R. Kingsley, J. Meury. The 1960 Spring Track Team made its strongest bid of recent years for the Bay State League title. Led by Alex MacPhail, one of the finest mile runners in the state, and assisted by several swift members of the Class of 1960, the Team piled up victory after victory. In a thrill¬ ing meet our team lost to Needham by only one point, thus placing second in the League with a 6 wins-1 loss record. This outstanding record is a fine tribute to Mr. Chapman in his last year as Coach. “Hey, wait for me.” Your fingers are over the line, J.A. 69 GOLF First Row: J. Straub, B. Buxbaum, J. O’Brien. Second Row: Mr. Simone, B. Wilson, J. Dun¬ ning, T. McKee, R. Horgan. John Dunning tees off. The Wellesley club-swingers had a fairly good sea¬ son on the links last year, when they triumphed over their opponents in about one-third of their matches. Although they were often out-distanced by their op¬ ponents when teeing off, they were usually able to “come from behind,” often turning a looming defeat into victory by calling on their resources of cunning and experience. The Coach, Mr. Simone, is anticipat¬ ing a substantial improvement in the team to be fielded this year, for veteran players Bob Harney, Bob Varo, Bob Horgan, and Bob Buxbaum are all returning. “Remember, it’s all in the wrist.” 70 BASEBALL First Row: V. Lanza, N. Sherry, S. Fitzmaurice, B. Jealous. Second Row: L. Cleverly, J. Andrew, R. Cronin, K. Woodcock, G. Kerivan, D. Hyson, W. Satterthwaite. Coach Kerivan’s 1961 entry into the Bay State Confer¬ ence appears to be a formidable one. In spite of tough op¬ position, last year’s Team won seven games led by the clutch pitching of Ken Woodcock and “Gigi” Kerivan, and the lusty hitting of Shaun Fitzmaurice. The many returning reg¬ ulars from this Team should make the upcoming season a success. Returning lettermen in key positions include hard¬ hitting Dick Hyson at second, Bob McBey at short, Shaun Fitzmaurice in center flanked by Bob Cronin and Bart Jeal¬ ous, and at third, Ned Sherry who is returning for his third year of Varsity competition. High and tight. Let’s hope you can unwind yourself, Woody. 71 BOYS’ TENNIS First Row: J. Cockey, W. Giese, A. Lee, J. Farnham, R. Gunwaldsen. Second Row: Mr. Andrew, R. Woltmann, G. Potts, P. Peters, N. West. The 1960 Boys’ Tennis Team enjoyed a completely successful season by compiling an impressive 18-0 rec¬ ord. Eight of the twenty boys who turned out for the sport last spring became regular players. Under the coaching of Mr. Andrew, the Team went on to win the Bay State League Championship and took second place in the New England Competition. Outstanding player Ted Martin was a runner-up in the state-wide individual competition. “Man, like I’m chasing the ball.” “Ouch, I’m stepping on my toe.” 72 GIRLS’ TENNIS “Yikes, that one was a little too close.” “And this is the end you hit the ball with.” Intramural Girls’ Tennis began last fall with individual competition on a tennis ladder. Although the turnout for the fall season was affected by poor weather, approximately 40 girls were out for the spring sessi on. After several weeks of hard-fought competition among themselves, the top 12 of these girls became members of the Varsity squad. Topper Tilley, Sue Haughey and Molly Hartman led our skilled Team to victories over such perennial powers as Norwood, Dedham and Natick. At the close of the season, Coach Cop¬ ley’s Team posted a fine record: 6 wins and 1 loss. S. Vines, K. Schoepfer, B. Danielson, S. Haughey. 73 LACROSSE First Row: B. Deal, A. Gould, D. Phinney, B. Peek, S. Vi- guers, C. Bing, E. Dyer, J. Dailey, C. Anderson. Second Row: J. Machlin, S. Goodwin, L. Wentworth, A. MacFayden, N. Deane, D. Viguers, M. Idell. Third Row: P. Hettrick, E. Brat- tin, B. Gunwaldsen, S. Breck, M. Holden, J. Clymer, C. Clem- ence. Last year there was such an enthusiastic response to the newly-introduced spring sport, Lacrosse, that fifty-one girls participated in the program. Both play¬ ers and coaches took cross in hand to learn this chal¬ lenging game. The girls who played Lacrosse at Hockey Camp added their new knowledge and skill to the inexperienced team. Mrs. Wanless arranged and refereed scrimmages with neighboring schools includ¬ ing Beaver Country Day and Dana Hall. Each team was composed of players from both schools so that the games were played more for experience and enjoyment than for competition. “Wait until that bird goes by.” “Now if only the ball will come down.” High bounce, Susie? 74 CANDIDS The sentinel That’s Needham? Stretch, Denny, stretch! “Now Mr. Haizlip, really!” “Quick, before the cops come!” 75 Ken Woodcock Vice-President Deb Phinney Secretary 78 SENIOR COUNCIL First Row: K. Kline, T. Cornell, S. Abbott, K. Woodcock, Mrs. Boyea, B. Jealous, D. Phinney, S. Bladworth, C. Wilgus. Second Row: T. Martin, C. Collins, S. Hervey, R. Newhall, D. Rol lins, R. Fuchs, G. Potts, J. Gardner, R. Varo, D. Blackaller, J. Rutherfoord. Seniors shop for colleges. 79 SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cynthia Wilgus Edward Cornell FRIENDLIEST Patricia Volpi Louis Grignafhni BEST GROOMED Molly Hartman Richard Rollins WITTIEST Gail Kennedy Malcolm Grandy MOST VERSATILE Susan Hervey Bradford Jealous 80 SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Carole Fitzsimmons Walter Carleton MOST DEPE -DABLE Karen Kline John Andrew CAREER GIRL Judy Dalton BUSINESSMAN R. Gardiner Potts BEST STUDENTS Susan Viguers Peter Sargent 81 82 Bart Jealous, King; Karen Kline, Queen; Ken Woodcock, Duke; Patty Dale, Duchess. “Let the rest of us in on it, Sue!” “Oh, it’s just too, too much!” 83 THE IMPORTANCE OF First Row: K. Goonan, C. Case, P. Walker, S. Viguers, S. Salatich, W. Carleton. Second Row: P. Benjamin, Mr. Fitzsimmons, Director; P. Sargent, R. Morril. After long weeks of rehearsals, the Senior Class presented The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde. The nine actors, Mr. Fitzsimmons, and the backstage committee members had spent their time and talents well, for the performance was a high point of the school year. The plot concerns two gay blades, their sweet¬ hearts, and a complicated situation which arises from mistaken identity and questionable parent¬ age. John Worthing, played by Wally Carleton, tries unsuccessfully to shield his ward Cecily (Pam Walker) from the attentions of Algernon Mon- crieff (Chris Case). At the same time John, under the name of Earnest, loves Gwendolyn Fairfax, portrayed by Nat Salatich. Naturally Gwendolyn’s aunt, Lady Bracknell (Sue Viguers), objects to the proposed marriages because as an infant, John was found abandoned in a handbag. She finally discovers that John is her sister’s son, that he is Algernon’s brother, and that his name really is Earnest. The supporting actors—Kathy Goonan as Miss Prism, Peter Benjamin as Reverend Chausible, Dick Morril as Merriman, and Peter Sargent as Lane—added polish to a very memorable per¬ formance. “Your eyes are quite, quite blue.” 84 BEING EARNEST “Put’er there, pal!” “Anytime, anytime . . . The angelic approach. “What ' s behind the scene?” 85 “We have been the victims of a gross deception.” STEPHEN L. ABBOTT Steve . . . Our popular Senior Class Treasurer . . . Collegiate ... A most versatile and hard¬ working classmate . . . Junior Class Vice-President . . . Var¬ sity Basketball, Soccer, and Track . . . Sammy Snead, watch out! . . . Good-looking and un¬ affected. PHYLLIS H. ANTHONY Phyl . . . Good student . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Hard-work¬ ing member of the Assembly Committee . . . Ski Club . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . World traveler . . . Sports car devotee . . . Likeable and fun to be with. i NANCY ANN BALBONI Full of enthusiasm . . . Bulletin Board and Rally Committees . . . Pep Club . . . Assembly Committee . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Member of Buzzin’ Dozen + Three . . . Glee Club . . . Always happy. RICHARD COLEMAN ALLEN Dick . . . Casual and easy¬ going . . . Senior drummer of the Ambassadors . . . Band and Glee Club . . . Financial Council Junior year . . . Wise- well Science Club . . . An ear for progressive jazz . . . Loves skin-diving . . . Companion¬ able. EUGENE ARCAND Jay ... A man of widespread athletic ability . . . Varsity Football, Swimming, and Wres¬ tling . . . Gym Show . . . En¬ joys water-skiing also . . . Knows cars backward and for¬ ward . . . Carefree and fun- loving. CHRISTINA M. ANDERSON Chris . . . Excellent student . . . American Field Service Council . . . Bradford News Staff . . . Ski Club Secretary- Treasurer . . . Varsity Field Hockey for two years . . . Bridge expert . . . Subtle humor ... So well-liked. PATRICIA ANN ATTANASIO Pattie . . . Active supporter of the Junior Red Cross . . . Bradford ... An energetic member of Pep Club . . . Beats up a storm with those bongo drums . . . Cute bundle of en¬ ergy. JOHN A. ANDREW, III A fine athlete and scholar National Honor Society Junior year . . . Varsity Soccer, Base¬ ball and Skiing . . . J.V. Bas¬ ketball . . . Business-like . . . Photography Co-Editor of the Wellesleyan . . . On the ball every minute ... A winning smile and personality. RICHARD BAILEY Dick . . . Good-natured Plays a mean saxophone in the dance band . . . Keen interest in Modern Jazz . . . Track as a Sophomore ... Ski Club in Junior and Senior years . . . Smooth. Dick Morison takes time out for a haircut. BERYL ANN BARBER Sweet and sincere . . . Faith¬ ful member of Girls’ Chorus for three years . . . Earnest, good student ... A whiz in math . . . Ski Club i n Senior year . . . Supporter of History Forum . . . Very dependable. 86 Show ... Ski Club as a Senior Neat and so well-groomed “That’s our secret ingredient eating their secret ingredient.” . . . Winsome. RUTH P. BAYLISS Ruthie ... An incurable op¬ timist . . . Showcase Com¬ mittee as a Senior . . . Skating and swimming are among her main interests . . . Always will¬ ing to help out . . . Peppy, ready to go . . . with an adorable smile. ROBERT BELL Bob . . . Dark good looks . . . A member of the Band as a Sophomore ... Is often found working on his car . . . Quiet, but has an appreciative sense of humor. DOROTHY A. BLACKALLER Dottie . . . Friendly and cheer¬ ful .. . Student Council Senior year ... A performer in the Gym Show . . . Sophomore and Junior dance committees . . . Plays piano . . . Willing to help on any occasion ... So considerate and charming. PETER ELLIS BENJAMIN Pete . . . Obliging and very considerate of others . . . Inter¬ ested in music and the theater . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella Music Section leader . . . An indispensable worker on De- votionals Committee . . . Sen¬ ior Play . . . Generous. SUSAN P. BLADWORTH Susie . . . Cute pixie . . . Our delegate to Student Council Leadership Conference in Col¬ orado . . . Corresponding Sec¬ retary of Student Council . . . Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, A Cappella . . . Gym Show . . That sparkling personality! A peach! HARVEY BERNSTEIN Harv . . . Real sense of humor . . . Outstanding personality . . . Class President as a Soph¬ omore . . . Stalwart member of Key Club . . . Baseball, Track, Soccer . . . Student Council . . . Wellesleyan . . . A great chum and an unfor¬ gettable classmate. JOAN MARY BONIFASSI Joanie . . . Cheerful ... A girl of many abilities . . . Pep Club . . . Assembly Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Active in Junior Red Cross . . . Never at a loss for words! . A loyal and helpful friend. VITA BITE Cheerful in everything she does . . . American Field Serv¬ ice Council . . . Wisewell Sci¬ ence Club ... A zest for sports . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Lovely, soft voice . . . Intel¬ lectual curiosity ... A won¬ derful conversationalist. SALLY STERRITT BOYD Sally . . . Striking dark eyes . . . Member of the Devotionals Committee . . . Pep Club in Sophomore year . . . Glee Club . . . Gym Show performer as a Senior . . . Horseback riding enthusiast . . . Wellesleyan Typist . . . Gives her time free¬ ly. 87 ESTHER JEAN BRATTIN Tessa . . . Active in sports . A Lacrosse and Field Hockey star . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Ski Club . . . American Field Service Council member . . . Becomingly modest and so nice to know ... A good student. “Someone put starch in our sweaters.” RICHARD O. BREWER Dick . . . Never a dull moment . . . Known for his humorous comments . . . Fond of sports, especially gymnastics . . . Gets around in a red ’47 truck . . . Happy-go-lucky Good companion. FRANCIS L. J. BRYANT Fran . . . Man with a purpose . . . Happy when he’s working on a car . . . Will always take time out for a good joke . . . That curly hair! . . . Nice to have around. DAVID V. BURDETTE Dave . . . Came to Wellesley from Ohio in his Sophomore year . . . Conscientious . . . Glee Club and Boys’ Chorus . . . Devotionals Committee Senior year . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Unassum¬ ing and very cordial. DOROTHY MARIETTA BURKE Dot ... A talented writer and an outstanding student Participant in History Forum, Chameleons, and Girls’ Cho¬ rus .. . Showcase Committee . . . Poised . . . European Traveler last summer . . . Well- versed in many fields. SANDRA LOUISE BUTTERFIELD Sandy . . . An expert horse¬ woman . . . Those beautiful clothes . . . Always willing and able when called on . . . Thoughtful of others . . . Fine Gym Show performer . . So¬ ciable and tolerant ... A cheerful companion. ROBERT BUXBAUM Buxie . . . Athletically in¬ clined . . . Gym Show . . . J.V. Football . . . Soccer and Golf Teams . . . Glee Club two years ... An ardent water-skiier and boating fan . . . Nonchalant . . . Makes enjoyable company. NANCY MARIE CAHILL Really lively . . . Tremendous school spirit . . . Active Pep Club member . . . Showcase Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Bulletin Board Com¬ mittee . . . Gym Show . . . Assembly Committee . . . Sup¬ porter of all W.H.S. Sports . . . Effervescent personality. JOSEPH P. CALLAHAN, JR. Joe . . . Sports-minded Varsity Swimming as a Soph¬ omore and Senior . . . Soccer in Sophomore year . . . Skiing enthusiast . . . Races automo¬ biles in his spare time . . . En¬ joys a good time . . . Easy does it. LAWRENCE J. CALZINI Larry . . . Likes most sports . . . Swimming, Skating and Skiing are specialties . . . Cheerful and easy-going . . . A Varsity swimmer as a Soph¬ omore . . . Enjoys life, makes the most of what it offers. 88 MARY R. CAMPBELL Excellent twirler as a Junior and Senior . . . Cheered with spirit in Pep Club as a Sopho¬ more ... A good business stu¬ dent . . . Quietly purposeful . . . Co-ordinated . . . Known for her courteous manner. BARBARA A. CANFIELD Barbie . . . Avid rooter at W.H.S. games . . . Pep Club . . . Rally enthusiast . . . Dec¬ oration Committees for many dances . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Participant in the Gym Show . . . Twirler in Senior year . Showcase Committee. WALTER M. CARLETON Wally . . . Resourceful . . . A gifted athlete . . . Varsity Football, Wrestling, Baseball . . . Key Club . . . Student Council for three years . . . P.T.S.A. Advisory Board . . . Blond, good looks ... An interest in medicine . . . High ideals. STEPHEN CARTER Steve . . . Gay blade . . . Mem¬ ber of Student Council Junior year . . . Soccer Team . . . Known for his own chartered bus service ... A Season Ticket Drive Captain Those fabulous parties Outgoing personality. CHRISTOPHER M. CASE Chris . . . Came from St. Paul’s Prep in Junior year . . . Na¬ tional Merit Semi-finalist . . . Bradford News Editor . . . Lead in Senior Play . . . Extremely perceptive and responsive . . . Witty! . . . That Brooks Broth¬ ers look. JULIET ELIZABETH CASE Julie . . . Pretty ... A pleasant manner . . . Glee Club mem¬ ber . . . Gym Show and Field Hockey ... A veteran of sev¬ eral dance committees . . . Es¬ pecially enjoys music and art . . . Always a kind word . . . Gracious. ROBERT H. CASHMAN Bob . . . Great humility . Financial Council member in Junior and Senior years . . . Varsity Soccer Team . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Known as quite a golfer . . . Made that hole- in-one . . . Original and friend¬ ly. CLORETTA L. CASSOLI Cloretta . . . Gym Show in Sophomore, Junior and Senior years . . . Spirited member of 1960 Rally Committee . . . Junior and Senior year sup¬ porter of Junior Red Cross . . . A willing worker with an en¬ gaging smile. PAULA M. CERASUOLO Efficient . . . Member of Pep Club . . . Always has some¬ thing to say . . . Intriguing pocketbooks . . . Wants to ma¬ jor in Physical Therapy . . . Enjoys singing . . . Good word for everyone. “And I won this one at. . .” ELSA G. CHAFFEE Big blue eyes ... A ready laugh . . . Co-chairman of Showcase Committee as a Sen¬ ior .. . Glee Club as a Sopho¬ more and Junior . . . Musical talent and interest ... A future teacher of America . . . Charm¬ ing. 89 PAULA M. CHESTER That curly red hair! ... A winning smile . . . Sports- minded . . . Member of the Field Hockey Squad as a Soph¬ omore . . . Soft sweet voice . . . Good student . . . Quick with a smile. BORIS CHEVONE Accomplished gymnast Outgoing, always in good spir¬ its ... A valuable man on the Wrestling Squad for three years . . . Latin scholar . . . Interested in biology . . . Care¬ free . . . Pleasant and enjoy¬ able company. KENNETH R. CITY Ken . . . Busy Photography Co-Editor of Wellesleyan . . . Staunch member of the Band for three years . . . History Forum ... A sincere apprecia¬ tion of Classical Music . . . Bradford . . . Chameleons Sophomore year . . . Persever¬ ing and business-like. ANNE E. CLAIR Nancy ... New to Wellesley in her Sophomore year . . . Supports Pep Club . . . Amer¬ ican Field Service . . . Junior Red Cross and Future Teach¬ ers of America two years . . . Senior Play . Showcase Committee . . . Will be an ex¬ cellent teacher. CYNTHIA CLEMENCE Cindy . . . Marvellously mu¬ sical . . . Band and Orchestra for three years . . . One of Buzzin’ Dozen -f 3 ... A mainstay of the Field Hockey Team . . . Loyal Lacrosse player . . . American Field Service . . . Bright and witty . . . “Cheers!” BARBETTE R. CLEMENT Barb ... A top flight athlete . . . Varsity Basketball and Softball . . . Gym Show . . . Very musical . . . Glee Club . . . A Cappella . . . Buzzin’ Dozen -f 3 . . . American Field Service Council . . . Rally Club . . . Popular . . . Stylish. MARIAN V.B. CLEVELAND Mari . . . Friendly . . . Great ski enthusiast . . . Ski Club . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Glee Club . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Softball . . . Artistic . . . Loves to sing . . . Senior Play worker . . . Generous with her time . . . Cheerful and so co-oper¬ ative. LEIGHTON AIKEN CLEVERLY Chummy . . . Born with a hockey stick in his hand . . . Baseball manager for two years . . . Sophomore Home¬ room Treasurer . . . Snow and water-skiing enthusiast . . . Easy-going . . . Friendly com¬ panion. THERESA CLOUTIER Terry . . . Sophisticated Head of the Assembly Com¬ mittee . . . Pep Club . . . Stu¬ dent Council Sophomore year . . . Financial Council member as a Junior . . . Showcase Com¬ mittee and Art Service Club . . . Bradford two years . . Fashion plus! “You say my husband assigned this book?” JUDITH W. CLYMER Judy . . . Disarming Veteran A.F.S.’er . . . Wel¬ lesleyan Planning Board . . . Glee Club .. . . J.V. Lacrosse as Junior . . . Hard worker in Ticket drives ... A strong flair for writing . . . An excit¬ ing personality and good stu¬ dent. 90 LOUISE A. COURTEMANCHE A very loyal follower of W.H.S. teams . . . Active member of Pep Club . . . Rallies . . . Very busy with Showcase and As¬ sembly Committees . . . Art Service Club . . . That shining blond hair! “Up from the depths.” MARY JANE COLLINS Janie ... A devoted ice-hockey fan ... A cheerful smile for everyone . . . Abounding in school spirit . . . Never at a loss for words ... A wonder¬ ful companion . . . Unpredict¬ able . . . Enjoys life’s best. Cl WILLIAM A. CORMACK Bill . . . Quiet . . . Knows just what he wants out of life and works hard to get it . . . Quiet and thorough . . . Always will¬ ing to help . . . Dependable and friendly. EDWARD H. CORNELL Ted ... A forceful leader . . . President of Student Council . . . Key Club Secretary . . . National Honor Society . . . Bradford Art Editor . . . Cha¬ meleons . . . Varsity Swimming and Tennis three years . . . Inspires confidence in those a- round him. JOHN O. COCKEY Jack . . . Varsity Tennis for two years . . . Calm under pressure . . . Has that admir¬ able ability of improving him¬ self . . . Gets the job done . . . Affable . . . Man who knows where he’s going. CHARLES M. COLLINS Charlie . . . Witty comments for every situation . . . Student Council member as a Senior . . . A good athlete . . . Varsity Soccer, Hockey, and Track player . . . Boys’ Chorus one year . . . Independent . . . En¬ joys a good time. JOSEPH H. COLLARI Joe . . . Mechanically inclined . . . Great interest in cars . . . An expert fisherman ... A sportsman on the field and off . . . Self-reliant . . . Quick to support a good cause . . . Handsome smile. JAMES P. COLLARI Jim . . . J.V. Foo tball as Soph¬ omore and Junior . . . Quiet strength . . . Dark, curly hair . . . Knows his cars . . . Gym Show . . . Rock’n Roll fan . . . Cool, relaxed Well groomed. WILLIAM J. CONNOLLY Bill . . . Junior Varsity Foot¬ ball player as a Sophomore . . . Always in good humor . . . Especially interested in elec¬ tronics . . . Watch out for short circuits! ... A high voltage lad . . . Never evades the issue. NANCY ELLEN CR ITCH LOW Live wire . . . Brimming with school spirit . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Committee . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Bulletin Board and Showcase Committees . . . Assembly Club . . . Girls’ Cho¬ rus .. . Gym Show . . . Coast- to-coast headstand . . . Cute. 91 NANCY LEE CURRAN Amiable . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Sincere interest in people . . . Likes to write . . . Beautiful green eyes and blond hair . . . Future so¬ cial worker . . . Energetic in everything she does. “Oh, that fluffy rice!” LAWRENCE CURTIN Larry . . . Came to Wellesley in his Junior year . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Interested in all aspects of automobiles . . . Fits in with the crowd . . . En¬ livens any situation . . . Tall, dark, suave. RICHARD N. CURTIN Dick . . . Adaptable . . . Ardent golfer . . . Member Varsity Golf Team . . . Persevering . . . Calm in crises . . . An enter¬ prising person . . . Sure to go places . . . Known for his self- control ... An engaging smile. JAMES F. DALY Jim . . . Talented singer . . . Loyal member of the Glee Club and Boys’ Chorus . . . Dance Committee as a Soph¬ omore . . . Ski Club devotee ... A keen interest in Boat¬ ing . . . Appreciates the humor¬ ous side of life. JANET DAILEY Jan ... A pleasure to know . . . Three years in the Orchestra . . . Serious student . . . Wel- lesleyan Planning Board . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Gym Show . . . Varsity Softball . . . La¬ crosse . . . J.V. Field Hockey . . . Basketball . . . Hard worker . . . Cute, impish grin. JOHN L. DALY Jack . . ! Quiet and contem¬ plative . . . Honor Roll . . . Member of the Bradford Staff as a Sophomore . . . Business¬ man . . . Ready to help others ... A good person to know . . . A confident hard worker. PATRICIA MICHELLE DALE Patty . . . Our Sophomore Treasurer . . Homeroom Treasurer for two years . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Junior Prom Duchess . . . Color Guard ... A top winner in Youth-in-Government Day . . . Hard-worker. DOUGLAS S. DARLINGTON Doug . . . Friendly and com¬ panionable . . . Quiet . . . Ap- reciates a good joke . . . As¬ pires to a career in electronics . . . Believes in planning ahead . . . Trustworthy friend. JUDITH DALTON Judy . . . Terrific dancer . , Art Service Club . . . Prom decorations . . . Rally Com¬ mittee . . . Tumbler for two years . . . Modern Dance . . . Wellesleyan Art Staff . . . Well- liked by all . . . Beep-beep, Renault! . . . Kind to everyone. BRUCE RICHARD DAVIDSON Wisewell Science Club three years . . . A.F.S. . . . Bradford Staff . . . Band and Orchestra for three years . . . Soccer . . . Ardent golfer . . . Enjoys pho¬ tography, music, hi-fi . . . Con¬ scientious and reserved . . . Quick wit . . . Future doctor. 92 JO-ANN KATHY DEAN Jan . . . Warm-hearted and friendly . . . An expert at horseback riding . . . Gym Show . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Budding Spanish scholar Cheery . . . Aspires to a nurs¬ ing career. MARIE DONNELLY Loyal supporter of W.H.S. Teams . . . Hard-working member of Rally Committees . . . Bowling enthusiast . . . Always considerate of others . . . Planning a secretarial career . . . Good business stu¬ dent . . . Friendly, energetic, and purposeful. JACQUELINE M. DeTURK Jacki . . . Promisin g artist . . Loves to ride and sail . . . Art Service Club as a Senior . . . Bradford Art Staff in Sopho¬ more year . . . Cheerful smile for everyone . . . Frequently seen sketching . . . Observant and clever. . V MAUREEN DOYLE Mo . . . Has a friendly greet¬ ing for everyone . . . Enthu¬ siastic member of our Twirl¬ ing Corps for three years . . . Neat . . . Conscientious student . . . Full of fun . . . Refined. ROBERT P. DEXTER Bob . . . Good-looking Member of the Ski Club . . . Capable . . . Quiet, but what a person to know! . . Man with a purpose . . Hard¬ working student . . . Enjoys a good joke. DAVID NORMAN DRUMMOND Dave . . . Well-liked . . . Pleas¬ ant and easy-going . . . Band . . . Bradford Staff . . . History Forum . . . Senior Play Com¬ mittee . . . Staging and lighting for assemblies . . . Interested in philosophy and physics . . . A most interesting personality. GEOFFREY DeJON Jeff . . . Casual . . . Famous for very witty remarks . . . Easy-going . . . Member of Fi¬ nancial Council . . . Home¬ room Treasurer . . . J.V. Foot¬ ball player as a Sophomore . . . Imperturbable . . . Efficient worker. JOHN PETER DUFFY Jack . . . National Merit Semi¬ finalist . . . History Forum and Wisewell Science Club . . . Hard-working Bradford Staff member . . . Cross Country Team ... A keen interest in politics . . . Excellent conver¬ sationalist. PRISCILLA E. DUNN Percy . . . Chic!! . . . Bulletin Board, Showcase Committees . . . Art Service Club . . . As¬ sembly Committee . . . Rally Committee . . . Active in Girls’ Vocal Groups . . . Junior Prom Refreshment Committee . . . Gym Show . . . Sophomore Homeroom Treasurer . . . Pret¬ ty and petite . . . Artistic. “Now let’s try Brand X.” JOHN A. DUNNING Johnny . . . Varsity Golf Jun¬ ior year . . . J.V. Football and Tennis Sophomore year . . . Cross Country man as a Junior . . . Very active in Ski Club affairs . . . Friendly . . . Will¬ ing helper. 93 MARTHA EARLE Scientifically inclined Showcase and Assembly Com¬ mittees . . . American Field Service . . . Cosmopolitan . . . Rally Committee . . . Respon¬ sible worker and student . . . An individualist . . . Senior Play Scenery Committee Chair¬ man. PAMELA L. EVANS Pam . . . Enthusiastic member of Future Teachers of America . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Bulletin Board, Showcase, and Assem¬ bly Committees . . . Untiring worker for the Rally Commit¬ tee .. . Enjoys swimming and horseback riding . . . Full of energy . . . Lovely smile. PENELOPE FARLEY Penny . . . Thoughtful of others . . . A.F.S. Council in Junior and Senior years . . . Fabulous artist . . . Bradford Staff . . . A faithful friend . . . Finds skiing, sailing and tennis highly enjoyable . . . Infectious giggle . . . Excellent taste. MAUREEN JOAN FITZGERALD Transferred from Springfield this year . . . Art Service Club . . . Interested in all sports . . . Loves to read . . . Bradford Staff . . . Neat and well-dressed . . . Discreet in everything she does . . . Charming personality. SHAUN FITZMAURICE Fitzy ... A handsome lad . Outstanding athlete and a loyal friend . . . Mainstay of the Varsity Baseball and Basket¬ ball Teams . . . Man with pur¬ pose, energy and talent . . . Affable. MARY C. FITZPATRICK An energetic supporter of all school sports . . . Showcase Committee Member . . . Adds great verve to Rally Commit¬ tee activities . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Dependable and pleasant with a smile. CAROLE FITZSIMMONS Bulletin Board, Showcase, and Football Dance Committees . . . Student Council Junior year . . . An agile tumbler in the Gym Show for three years . . . Rally, Assembly Commit¬ tees . . . Sunny disposition . . . Pep galore! JAMES F. FITZWILLIAM Jim . . . Studious . . . Interested in electronics . . . Prize-win¬ ning entrant in the Science Fair . . . Physics 41 . . . Toured Europe on his own! . . . De- votionals Committee for three years . . . An opinion on every¬ thing . . . Discriminating. AUDREY CAROL FLEMING Has a beautiful soprano voice . . . Glee Club three years . . . A Cappella . . . Hard-working member of Junior Prom Dec¬ orating Committee . . . Future bookkeeper ... A sincere in¬ terest in people . . . Loves good music. “Pretty rough life, eh Barbie?” JAMES F. FLINT Jim ... A gifted and dedicated musician . . . Steadfast merm ber of the Band and Orchestra . . . Senior Class Play . . . Varsity Soccer player . . . Chiv¬ alrous ... A man of high principles and good looks. 94 SUSAN A. FOLEY Sue . . . 1000-watt personality! . . . Tennis player par excel¬ lence . . . Bradford Feature Staff . . . American Field Serv¬ ice .. . Rally Committee . . Gym Show . . . Varsity Field Hockey . . . Wide-awake and bubbling with enthusiasm. ROBERTA FOX Bobbi . . . Glee Club member for three years . . . Student Council as a Sophomore . . . Chameleons . . . Devotionals Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Buzzin’ Dozen + 3 . . . Bradford Staff . . . Rally Committee . Stunning clothes and appearance. MARTHA MARGARET GARDLER Martha . . . Quiet, delightful to know . . . Enjoys playing softball and basketball . . . Contemplative . . . Always wears a winning smile ... A conscientious worker . . . Un¬ failing friend . . . Avid sports fan . . . Engagingly honest. ROY FUCHS Hard-driving Varsity Football lineman for three years . . . Key Club . . . Student Council member as a Senior . . . Track and Wrestling Squads . . . Jazz lover . . . Many amusing com¬ ments on the school scene Keen sense of humor. JERRY GARDNER Tops in music . . . Band and orchestra mainstay ... A Cap- pella . . . Student Council Jun¬ ior and Senior years . . . Chairman of Welcome Assem¬ bly and ’59 Football Dance . . . Mad for madras . . . Collegiate good looks . . . Popular! FRANCIS H. FUMIA, JR. Skip . . . Varsity Football man . . . Band for three years . . . Varsity Wrestling Team . . . Key Club Standout per¬ former in Gym Show ... A real sport . . . Friendly with everyone. LINDA J. GATES Zealous supporter of all W.H.S. Teams . . . Member of the Pep Club in her Sophomore year . . . Rally Committee Sen¬ ior year . . . Fond of swim¬ ming and tennis . . . Good- natured . . . Fun-loving. DANIEL W. FORBES Tex ... A good sense of humor . . . Varsity Football letterman for two seasons . . . Member of Track Squad . . . Excellent companion . . . Considerate and industrious. JAMES C. GARD Jim . . . Charter member of the 8:29 Dash Team . . . Foot¬ ball player Sophomore year . . . Varsity Track man. Junior year . . . Radio Club . . . Inter¬ ested in sports, mechanics, and electronics . . . Carefree and enthusiastic. VICTORIA BATES GEE Vicki . . . Very literate . . . Assistant Editor of the Brad¬ ford . . . Rally Committee as a Senior . . . Wellesleyan Plan¬ ning Board . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Secretary-Treasurer of the F.T.A. . . . History Forum . . . Career woman . . . Truly co¬ operative !! 95 JOAN GILMORE Thoughtful . . . Incurable ski¬ ing devotee and President of Ski Club . . . A.F.S. Hospital¬ ity Co-chairman in Junior year . . . Ski Team Captain as a Jun¬ ior .. . Sailing enthusiast . . . Intelligent . . . Very gracious and attractive. “An egghead is not an intellectual Democrat!” LINDA ANN GOLDEN Cheery outlook on life . Participant in the Gym Show as a Junior . . . Keen interest in homemaking and fashion de¬ signing . . . Lovely smile . . . A conscientious worker in and out of school . . . Personable. SUSAN ANDREA GOODWIN Sue . . . Plucky Varsity Field Hockey player . . . J.V. Soft- ball and Lacrosse . . . A.F.S. for three years . . . Glee Club and Girls’ Chorus . . . Beauti¬ ful complexion . . . Alert and well-informed . . . Pleasant personality. KATHLEEN J. GOONAN Kathy . . . Our A.F.S. repre¬ sentative from Wallsend, Eng¬ land . . . Very poised and charming . . . Glee Club . . . Loves classical music . . . Hon¬ orary Student Council member . . . Astute ... A perfect good¬ will ambassador . . Outstand¬ ing role in Senior Play. ROBERT W. GORMAN Bob . . . Helpful . . . Three- year man in the Glee Club and Boys’ Chorus ... A Season Ticket Drive Captain . . . Adept at playing golf and tennis . . . Smooth dancer . . . Sports car enthusiast . . . Good company. ANNE GOULD Constantly busy helping others . . . Fond of sports . . . Varsity Field Hockey and Lacrosse Teams . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Gym Show . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . Bradford Sophomore year . . . Interesting personal¬ ity. MALCOLM D. GRANDY Mai ... A natural athlete . Vars-ity man in Football, Base¬ ball, and Swimming . . . Cap¬ tain of the 8:29 Dash Team . . . Gym Show star . . . Never loses his composure ... A real live wire . . . Easy-going . . . Well-liked. J NANCY GRANT Active supporter of the Pep Club for three years . . . Hard¬ working Rally Committee member . . . American Field Service . . . F.T.A. member . . . Fashion mo deling is a spe¬ cial interest . . . Very reliable. LOUIS D. GRIGNAFFINI Lou . . . Varsity Football and Wrestling standout . . . Tough man to keep down . . . An abundance of good humor . . . Knows cars from bumper to bumper ... A friend to all. BARBARA GUNWALDSEN Barbie . . . Faithful American Field Service member . . . Cha¬ meleons ... A superb dancer . . . Student of history . . . Rally Committee member as a Senior . . . Bradford Feature Staff . . . “Baseball, anyone?” . . . A spontaneous smile. 96 DONNA JEAN HAGENLOCH Donna . . . Supports all school “goings-on” . . . Glee Club for two years . . . Gym Show . . . Helpful dance committee dec¬ orator . . . Spirited Twirler as a Senior . . . Pep Club . . . Abounds in energy . . . Always dependable. LUCIA HANSEN Likes sports . . . Enthusiastic Ski Clubber for three years . . . J.V. Field Hockey in Sopho¬ more year . . . J.V. Softball . . . Band member for two years . . . Color Guard in Senior year . . . Congenial and fun. JOHN BERARD HARRINGTON Active member of the A.F.S. . . . Co-chairman of A.F.S. Hospitality and Fund-raising Committees . . . J.V. Football Sophomore year . . . Hustling Varsity Soccer player as a Jun¬ ior and Senior . . . Hard work¬ er .. . Good looking. KAREN L. HALLSTRAND Karen . . . Always a friendly “Hi!” for everyone . . . Valu¬ able player on the Field Hockey Team for three years . . . American Field Service . . . Ski Club . . . J.V. Softball . . . An outgoing personality . . . Delightful companion and con¬ versationalist. STEPHEN D. HAM Steve . . . Eager to learn Interested in automobiles and knows all about them . . . Radio Club in Junior year . . .Tal¬ ented musician . . . Band and Orchestra for three years . . . Planning a career in electronics . . . Amiable. ANNE M. HAMWEY Member of the Showcase Committee in our Senior year . . . Enjoys listening to and collecting records . . . Con¬ genial personality . . . Beautiful dark hair . . . Always depend¬ able . . . Very well-liked by all who know her. ROBERT E. HARNEY Bob . . . Varsity man on the Football Squad two years . . . Elected three times to Finan¬ cial Council . . . Varsity golfer for three seasons . . . Takes life in stride ... A “natural” at spontaneous humor. STEPHEN GOODWIN HARPER Publicity Chairman of A.F.S. Council . . . Co-chairman As¬ sembly Committee . . . Cham¬ eleons in Junior year . . .Wel- lesleyan Planning Board . . . Senior Playreading Committee ... A diligent student and an enthusiastic worker. CHARLES HARRINGTON Chuck . . . Cool, calm and col¬ lected . . . Varsity Soccer Team member in Junior and Senior years . . . Well-groomed . . . Clarinetist in Wellesley Band for two years . . . Trustworthy . . . Willing to work hard for a good cause . . . Handsome smile. NANCY HARRINGTON Always bright and cheerful . . . Rally Committee member in Junior and Senior years . . . A.F.S. . . . Attractive and poised . . . Sang in the Girls’ Chorus for two years . . . Willing worker . . . Very pretty smile. 97 MOLLIE G. HARTMAN A personable addition to any group . . . Familiar sight on the Tennis courts . . . Varsity Tennis Team two years . . . Varsity Basketball as a Senior . . . Field Hockey . . . Rally Committee . . . Pep Club . Girls’ Chorus . . . Witty. RUTHANN HARUNK Strong supporter of the Rally Club Junior and Senior years . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Fu¬ ture nurse or hairdresser . . . Likes working with people . . . Full of ideas . . . Indefatigable school spirit. SUSAN JANE HAUGHEY Sue . . . Athletic . . . Basketball and Field Hockey . . . Tennis Varsity for three years . . . An outstanding performer in the Gym Show . . . Accomplished platform diver . . . “Miss Dim¬ ples” ... A truly good sport. CRAIG R. HAUSMAN Randy . . . Came to Wellesley from Texas for his Senior year ... A southern gentleman . . . Basketball and Baseball player ... An authority on the mod¬ ern automobile . . . But oh, that drawl! . . . Such good manners. HELEN EVELYN HENNESSIE Welcome addition to our class last year . . . President of Future Teachers of America . . . Gym Show . . . Rally Com¬ mittee Chairman . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Financial Coun¬ cil .. . Spirited . . . Popular . . . Sunny disposition. SUSAN LOUISE HERVEY Sue . . . President, A.F.S. . . . Our 1960 Representative to Denmark . . . National Honor Society Junior year . . . Student Council three years . . . Glee Club . . . Buzzin’ Dozen + 3 . . . Cheerleader . . . Wheaton Book Award . . . Really versa¬ tile and charming. RONALD M. HESTER Ronnie . . . Fun-loving and independent . . . Varsity Foot¬ ball in Junior and Senior years . . . Swimming team . . . Base¬ ball manager one year . . . Gym Show . . . Interested in mechanics . . . Always active. RONALD C. HIGGINBOTTOM Ronnie . . . Good athlete Talkative . . . Always ready with a quip . . . Participated in Junior Varsity and Varsity Soccer and Swimming Gym Show as a Senior . Does well in whatever he undertakes. NORMA LOU HILDRETH Norma . . . Member of the Showcase Committee Junior and Senior years . . . Always Sweet and friendly . . . Loyal fan of our Teams . . . Member of the Wellesleyan Art Staff ... A strong flair for art Industrious. JOYCE P. HILT Member of Chameleons Play Make-up Staff . . . Girls’ Chorus as a Sophomore . . . Gym Show three years . . . Talented ballet dancer . . . Ap¬ preciates fine music . . . Looks to medicine as a career . . . Aesthetic. 98 HAROLD M. HIRTLE Interested in hunting and wa¬ ter-skiing . . . Member of Room 220 Abstract Art Group . . . Think he’s quiet?—visit the locker room! . . . Hand¬ some physique . . . Affable . . Resolute but self-controlled. “But Mr. Loud, can’t you tell them that two out of ten doctors recommend . . .?” LINDA LOUISE HOEY Friendly smile for one and all . . . Hates those long lunch lines . . . Punctual ... A will¬ ing worker for any worthy cause . . . Soft spoken . . . Well liked . . . Beautiful eyes. MEREDITH F. HOLDEN Merry ... A good athlete . Ski Club for three years . . . J.V. and Varsity Field Hockey . . . Varsity Lacrosse . . . Three years in band . . . Orchestra . . . Loves camping . . . Always sincere ... A fine student. RICHARD BRUCE HOLMAN Bruce . . . A.F.S. . . . Member of the Varsity Soccer and Swimming Teams . . . Football Dance . . . Junior Prom and Season Ticket Committees . . . Sophomore Homeroom Treas¬ urer . . . Student Council . . . Fine school spirit ... A loyal friend. STEPHEN E. HOOD Steve . . . Top athlete . . . Var¬ sity Basketball, Track and Soc¬ cer . . . Gym Team . . . Band three years . . . Senior Repre¬ sentative of Key Club . . Modest and hard-working . . A great man to know well. DOUGLAS HOPPER Tod . . . Very pleasant disposi¬ tion . . . Observant . . . Active member of the History Forum . . . A splendid guitarist . . . Photography and folk music are his specialties . . . Enthus¬ iastic supporter of anything he undertakes. FRANCES HORAN Active Ski Club member Girls’ Chorus . . . Artistic in- c 1 i n a t i o n s concentrated on Showcase and Bulletin Board Committees, Decorations for Junior Prom and Icebreaker . . . Adds enthusiasm to Pep and Rally Clubs . . . Pert, peppy and petite. ROBERT WILLIAM HORGAN Bob . . . Newcomer to our class last year from Roslindale . . . Varsity Golf Team ... An avid hockey fan . . . Always courteous and well-groomed ... A subtle but keen sense of humor. ROSEMARY M. HUGHES Rosie ... A pleasant personal¬ ity .. . Dependable ... Al¬ ways ready with a smile . . . An industrious worker—in and out of school . . . Has her eyes on a career in business. RICHARD HYSON Dick . . . Cheerful disposition . . . A Varsity Baseball main¬ stay for three years . . .J.V. Basketball ... A man of many interests . . . Look for him soon in the Major Leagues . The best kind of friend. 99 MARTHA K. IDELL Marty . . . J.V. Softb all and Basketball . . . Enthusiastic Lacrosse player . . . Capable Girls’ Basketball manager . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Hard-working student ... In¬ terested in sports . . . Dependa¬ ble friend. BRADFORD JEALOUS, JR. Bart . . . Class President, Jun¬ ior and Senior years . . . Hard¬ hitting Football Captain . . . Varsity Hockey and Baseball . . . National Honor Society . . . Junior Prom King . . . Boys’ Chorus and A Cappella . . . Handsome and popular. CONSTANCE JOHNSON Conni ... A new member of our class, from Milwaukee . . . Abundant school spirit . . . Plays the piano and oboe ex¬ pertly . . . Secretarial ambi¬ tions . . . Glee Club . . . Cor¬ dial and considerate. Mr. Chapman DONALD R. JENNINGS Don . . . An interested mem¬ ber of the History Forum . . . Handles responsibility well . . . Active in the Wisewell Science Club . . . Senior Play . . . Plan¬ ning a career in mechanical engineering . . . Man of seri¬ ous purpose. JEAN G. JULIANI Soft-spoken . . . Active partic¬ ipant in Gym Show as a Sophomore and Senior . . . Very efficient . . . Hard worker for the Senior Play . . . Sweet and friendly. CAROL E. JOHANSON Lovely complexion . . . Glee Club . . . Assembly, Devo- tionals and Senior Play Com¬ mittees . . . Talented musician . . . Bulletin Board and Show¬ case Committees . . . Supporter of Rallies . . . Member of Fu¬ ture Teachers of America An engaging smile. KATHRYN G. KANE Kathy . . . Sweet disposition . . . Sincere interest in people . . . Plans a career in either nursing or airline hostessing . . . Working girl . . . Cute smile . . . Really helpful. WILLIAM D. IRVING Bill . . . Many friends . . . Con¬ scientious worker . . . Out standing Varsity Soccer man . . . Member of the Band . . . Basketball and Baseball Teams . . . Easy-going . . . Makes the most of what life has to offer. CAROL ANN JOHNSON A welcome addition to W.H.S. from Maine this year . . . Member of American Field Service Council . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Rally Commit¬ tee .. . Lustrous hair . . . En¬ ergetic . . . Quick to make friends. BRUCE L. KELLEY Staunch member of the His¬ tory Forum during his Senior year . . . Likes to play soccer . Works hard in everything he undertakes . . . Sincere. 100 DONNA PATRICIA KELLEY Donna . . . Transferred from Wakefield as a Senior . . . Joined the Rally Committee and Ski Club . . . Quick to make new friends . . . Pert smile . . . Diligent. ANNE F. KENT J.V. Field Hockey player . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Ski Club . . . Junior Prom In¬ vitation Committee . . . Gym Show . . . Glee Club as a Sophomore and Junior . Serious intentions . . . An un¬ swerving friend. WAYNE B. KELLEY Enjoys all sports . . . Swim¬ ming Team for three years . . . A broad grin . . . Appreciates a good joke . . . Varsity Track in Senior year . . . Able skier on both water and snow. KAREN LESLIE KLINE Art Editor of Wellesleyan Junior Prom Queen . . . Re¬ cording Secretary of Student Council . . . Girls’ State Rep¬ resentative . . . Junior and Senior Twirler . . . National Honor Society in Junior year . . . Buzzin’ Dozen -f 3 . . . Sparkling personality. GAIL E. KENNEDY Contagious enthusiasm for all school activities ... A win¬ ner in Youth-in-Government Day . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Art Service Club . . Showcase Committee . . . History Forum . . . As¬ sembly Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Charming person¬ ality. PATRICIA LaCHARITE Pat . . . Supporter of History Forum for three years . . . Future Teachers of America Club . . . Always friendly . . . Pep Clubber Sophomore year . . . Art Service Club ... A Season Ticket Drive Captain . . . Lots of fun. FAITH G. KENNGOTT Returned to W.H.S. in Junior year from Stamford, Connecti¬ cut . . . Member of our Girls’ Chorus . . Really supports our Teams all the way . . . Engaging personality Quietly purposeful . . . De¬ pendable friend. MARGARET LAFFERTY Margo . . . Pep Club for three years . . . Rally Committee . . . History Forum . . . Showcase Committee as a Senior . . . Faithful member of our Color Guard . . . Capricious . . . Has an air of freshness about her. BEVERLY A. LANDROS Bev . . . School spirit plus! . . . Attractive . . . Leader of Twirlers . . . Hard worker on Qance Committees ... A con¬ tagious grin . . . Gym Show . . . Ski Club . . . Wonderful cook . . . Avidly interested in sports . . . Always active. “And from that you get this whole situation.” JUDITH RACHEL LANG Judy . . . Reliable . . . Amer¬ ican Field Service . . . Basket¬ ball . . . Chameleons . . 4 Habla Espafiol ... Ski Club . . . Pep Club for three years . . . Rally Committee . . . Gym Show as a Senior . . . Good student . . . That happy “Hi!” 101 VINCENT LANZA Vinny . . . Fine Varsity Base¬ ball pitcher . . . Active partic¬ ipant in all sports . . . Good- natured and carefree ... A skilled card player ... A fine sense of humor . . . Relaxed . . . Excellent companion. LYNNE LaROSE Lynne . . . Peppy Assistant leader of Majorettes . . . Active on many dance committees . . . Reliable and attractive office helper . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Skating and skiing enthusiast . . . Lively and friendly. DONALD V. LEWIS Don . . . National Merit Semi- Finalist . . . Loquacious . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Audio-Visual Aids Club . . . Band . . . Orchestra as a Senior Self-confident . . . Interested in music, math, and science . . . Enterprising. JEANNE LINDSEY Jeannie . . . Curly brown hair . . . Art Service Club in Senior year . . . Warm smile . . . Brightens atmosphere of the Nurse’s Office . . . Pretty . . . Loves singing . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Excellent business student. DAVID T. LOCKWOOD Dave . . . Good-natured . Varsity Soccer man . . . Hockey Team . . . Financial Council . . . Glee Club and Boys’ Chor¬ us for three years . . . Tremen¬ dous cook . . . Very trustwor¬ thy ... A thoughtful, rational mind . . . Knows the right peo¬ ple. NANCY L. LOWTHER Devotionals Committee mem¬ ber two years . . . Junior Chair¬ man and Executive Board member of A.F.S. Council two years . . . Talented vocalist . . . Glee Club . . . Alto in A Cap- pella . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Always in high humor . . . Very outgoing. SANDRA LORING Sandy ... A reliable worker . . . Diligently and enthusi¬ astically supported Junior Red Cross Committee for two years . . . Accommodating . . . Al¬ ways considerate of others . . . A charmingly sheepish grin . . . Strawberry blonde hair. STEPHEN P. LOUTREL Steve . . . Excellent student . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Known for manufacturing his own cannons! . . . Physics and Math 41 ... Science Quiz Team . . . Loves boats and sailing . . . Perennial Science Fair winner. “What do you mean I’ve been drafted?” THOMAS CHARLES LOWER Tom . . . Clean-cut . . . New to Wellesley from Maryland . . . Band member . . . Cross Coun¬ try Squad . . . Bradford Staff . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Enjoys swimming . . . An ex¬ trovert . . . Eager to help on all school projects . . . Indus¬ trious. DAVID R. LUNDBERG Dave . . . Transferred from New Hampshire to Wellesley High in his Senior year . . . Hockey enthusiast . . . Tall and dark ... A good listener . . . Friendly disposition . . . Reserved ’til you get to know him. 102 DONALD A. MACAULAY Don . . . Star Varsity Soccer player . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella . . . A.F.S. . . . Key Club Lieutenant Governor . . . Gym Team . . . Financial Council Junior year . . . Strums a cool guitar . . . Frequent par¬ ty-goer . . . Indispensable. “Let’s see now, did he say to kick or to receive?” ANNE CAROLINE MacFADYEN Very cheerful . . . Varsity Field Hockey player . . . Mem¬ ber of the Lacrosse Team and Pep Club . . . Gym Show . . . Ski Club booster . . . Sociable and friendly . . . Winning smile. JENNIFER R. MACHLIN Jenny . . . Our very capable Wellesleyan E d i t o r-in-Chief . . . Devotionals Committee as Junior . . . Varsity Lacrosse player . . . Chameleons ... A Cappella ... A flair with words . . . Keenly appreciates what is first-rate . . . Articulate, attractive and admirable. GREGORY J. MacKENZIE Greg . . . Power-packed Varsity halfback ... A strong athlete . . . Varsity Track man . . . J.V. Basketball as a Sophomore . . . Determined . . . Knows all the latest jokes . . . Fun-loving . . . Self-sufficient and person¬ able. BARRY MacMASTER Rugged good looks . . . Hard- charging Varsity Hockey play¬ er .. . Football and Cross Country Teams ... A Cap¬ pella ... A great baseball en¬ thusiast . . . Always relaxed and ready for fun . . . Athletic. ALEXANDER LEE MacPHAIL Alec ... A dedicated athlete . . . Captain of our Cross Country Team . . . Band mem¬ ber as a Sophomore . . .Var¬ sity Track and Ski Teams for three years . . . Independent . . . Quick sense of humor. PHYLLIS ANNE MANNING Pam . . . New to Wellesley in her Junior year . . . Very well- liked . . . Art Service Club . . . Assembly Club . . . A.F.S. . . . F.T.A. . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Rally Committee . . . Wins friends easily . . . Full of spirit. EDWARD W. MARTIN, JR. Ted ... An exceptional athlete . . . Key Club . . . Our out¬ standing Varsity Hockey and Tennis Captain . . . Vice-Pres¬ ident of Student Council . . . Band . . . Gym Team in Junior and Senior years . . . Irreplace¬ able . . . Extremely versatile. SUSAN MATTHEWMAN Sue . . . Perpetually cheerful . . . Senior Play Committee . . . A responsible worker in every way . . . Keenly interested in basketball . . . Beautiful clothes . . . A friendly greeting for everyone. RICHARD W. McARDLE Rick . . . Varsity man on the Swimming Team for three years . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Ski Club . . . Handsome . . . Plays a hot jazz piano . . . Good companion ... A well- developed sense of humor . . . Cordial. 103 DOUGLAS S. McCADAM Doug . . . Solid Varsity Foot¬ ball linebacker for two years . . . Quiet and sincere with everyone . . . Tall, rugged, handsome . . . Greatly admired . . . Enthusiastic sports fan . . . Hardworking and success- bound. “Much grass.” ELIZABETH T. McCANN Betsy . . . Vivacious redhead . . . Art Service Club . . . Worked hard for Junior Prom . . . High-stepping Drum Ma¬ jorette . . . Charming smile . . . Modern dancing in Gym Show . . . Senior Play ... An inex¬ haustible supply of energy. WILLIAM J. McCullough Bill . . . Soccer player for two years . . . Reserved . . . Metic¬ ulous care in everything he does . . . Likes the outdoor life . . . Anticipates a career in the science field . . . Studious. doreen m. mcdermott Sophisticated . . . Helped dec¬ orate many school dances . . . Devotionals Committee . . . Rally Committee as Senior . . . Worked hard for Season Ticket and Paper Drives . . . Gym Show . . . Actress in Chamele¬ ons . . . Bradford . . . Senior Play . . . Many friends. carol l. McDonald Soft-spoken and very kind Oh, that gorgeous red hair! . . . Wears clothes nicely . . . Al¬ ways ready to help others . Supports all school sports A winning personality. THOMAS McKEE Tom . . . Reserved . . . Varsity Golf Team member as Junior and Senior ... A sports en¬ thusiast as a fan and a partic¬ ipant . . . Ambitious . . . Pays attention to details . . . Never loses his composure. JOHN McKEAN New addition to our class this year from Groton, Mass. . . . An able conversationalist . . . Aggressive . . . Has lived all over the world . . . Enthusiastic basketball and golf supporter ... A commanding personality. DAVID F. McMORRAN Dave . . . Always ready with an answer . . . Athletic . . . Soccer and Swimming Squads . . . Financial Council member . . . History Forum . . . Likes to ski and work on cars . . . Great guy to have as a friend. JOSEPH R. McNEIL Joe ... A busy man around school . . . Outgoing . . . Expert in using Audio-Visual Aids . . . Plays an essential backstage part during every assembly . . . Interested in electronics and radios . . . Very conscientious worker. ANN L. McTIGUE Friendly smile . . . Ski Club and A.F.S. as a Junior and Senior . . . Rally Committee . . . Chameleons ... A skiing and tennis fan . . . Always looks to the brighter side of life . . . Understanding. 104 ANNE H. MEISSNER Smart dresser . . . Glee Club and Girls’ Chorus . . . Cha¬ meleons Sophomore year . . . A.F.S. ... A whiz on skis . . . J.V. Field Hockey ... All those shopping sprees! ... Fun . . . The life of any party. CAROL ANN MEYER Very welcome newcomer from Illinois this year . . . Eager par¬ ticipant in school activities . . . Lovely complexion . . . Terrific swimmer . . . Rally Committee . . . Purposeful . . . Worked for Ticket Drive . . . Good student . . . Simply adorable. JOSEPH A. MELSON Joe . . . Talkative ... A strong swimmer on the Varsity Team for three years . . . Enthusiastic Ski Clubber . . . Varsity Soccer player . . . Makes a good time better . . . Informed on every subject. WENDY CHRISTINA MEYER Warm and sincere . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Senior Play . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Infectious laugh . . . Glee Club and A Cappella . . . Endlessly patient with others . . . Bubbly and cheerful. LEE W. MERCER Talented athlete . . . Varsity Basketball star in Junior and Senior years . . . Happy-go- lucky . . . Glee Club . . . Var¬ sity Soccer man three years . . . Financial Council . . . Ski Club in Sophomore year . . . Great humorist . . . Intelligent. JAY S. MICHAELS Jay . . . Football player as a Sophomore . . . Homeroom Treasurer as a Senior . . . Hos¬ pitality Co-chairman of the American Field Service . . Handsome . . . Intent upon his studies . . . Pleasant ... A pop¬ ular personality. JONATHAN E. MEURY Spike ... A sports enthusiast . . . Varsity Track and Gym Team . . Great to watch working the gymnastic “horse” . . . Staunch Yankee fan . . . Gym Show . . . Key Club two years . . . Reliable, and like¬ able. BARBARA W. MIRON Barb . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Honor Roll student . . . Accomplished flutist in Band . . . Alto in A Cappella for three years . . . Enjoys sports . . . Energetic . . . Sin¬ cere ... A bright smile . . Those witty remarks! CHRISTINE MOORE Tina ... A new member of our class this year from New York . . . Disarming smile . . . Senior Play Publicity Commit¬ tee .. . Dance Committees . . . Active in vocal groups . . . Pre¬ cise . . . Keeps her composure. “Now that you’ve gotten the finger, let’s try again for the hangnail.” SHEILA I. MOOREHEAD Good friend . . . Loyal member of History Forum . . . Show¬ case Committee as Junior and Senior ... Ice skates as much as she can . . . Chairman of Costume Committee for Senior Play . . . Lots of fun. 105 RICHARD A. MORISON Dick . . . One of the members of our Varsity Hockey Team . . . Band . . . Top-notch bowler ... A sports enthusiast on the field and in the stands . . . En¬ joys life . . . Reliable. RICHARD A. MORRIL Dick . . . Responsible member of Senior Play-reading Com¬ mittee . . . Glee Club as Junior and Senior . . . Chameleons Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Role in Senior Play . . . Discerning taste . Friendly and open-hearted . A future accountant. JANET ALISON MORSE Dedicated artist . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Decoration Com¬ mittee for class dances . . . De¬ lightfully loquacious . . . Beau¬ tiful green eyes . . . Member of A.F.S. and Ski Club . . . Senior Play . . . Ever hear her sneeze? WILLIAM F. MUELLER Bill . . . Reserved, but person¬ able . . . Knows all the jokes . . . Member of the Ski Club . . . Always doing something . . . Likes all kinds of cars and motors . . . Admirer of the Fairer Sex. NANCY M. MURRAY So pretty . . . A.F.S. . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Buz- zin’ Dozen + 3 . . . Active on Student Council . . . Readily lends her abilities to many school affairs . . Imaginative . . . Popular . . . Beautiful blond hair. PETER NANNINI Pete . . . Sports fan through and through . . . Able member of Varsity Swimming Team . . . Gym Show . . . J.V. Base¬ ball player . . . Always happy . . . Tells a good joke . . . Lots of fun. WILFRIED NARTUS American Field Service Ex¬ change student from Belgium . . . Student Council member . . . History Forum . . . Varsity Soccer man . . . Interested in history and art . . . Enjoys all water sports . A linguist without peer . . . Likeable fel¬ low. MARIE FRANCES NASTASI Sparkling dark eyes . . . Pep Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Girls’ Chorus as a Sophomore . . . Valuable member of our Twirling Corps . . . Loves to dance . . . Her personality has won her many friends. JANET L. NAYLOR Jan . . . Lively and active . . u New to W.H.S. this year from Maryland . . . Future Teachers of America Club member . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board Proud of her Baltimore Colts . . . Dance Committees . . . Radiant personality. How true. ALDEN RUSSELL NEWHALL Russ . . . First-string Varsity Wrestler . . . Student Council as a Senior . . . History Forum . . Financial Council . . . Calm, cool and collected . . A Season Ticket Drive Captain . . . A.F.S. ... An excellent companion. 106 SUSAN ANDREA NIESE Sue . . . Very busy on the Showcase Committee . . . Well- groomed . . . Gives much time to the Junior Red Cross . . . Congenial . . . Good sense of humor . . . Shining long hair . . . The model look. SIBYL BRUNDAGE NYE Sib . . . Chic . . . Member of Ski Club . . . Rally Club . . . Modern dancer in Gym Show . . . Glee Club and Buzzin’ Dozen -f 3 . . . Student Coun¬ cil .. . Chameleons . . . Show¬ case Committee . . . Popular girl . . . Sweet and attractive. ELLEN ELIZABETH PARKER Rally Committee for three years . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella and Girls’ Chorus . . . Efficient office helper . . . Junior Red Cross and A.F.S. member . . . Always at ease . . . Genuine interest in people. “And now, 10,000 ants will be stamped out before your very eyes.” CYNTHIA A. O’DONNELL Cindy . . . Generous . . . His¬ tory Forum in Sophomore year . . . Gym Show performer . . . Chameleons for two years . . . Quick to smile ... A depend¬ able and industrious worker . . . Loves to participate . . . Few worries . . . Well-groomed. DORCAS D. PARSONS So-o-o pretty! . . . Art Service Club as a Junior and Senior . . . Pep Club . . . Showcase Committee . . . Winner of the Hallmark Art Award . . . Cha¬ meleons as Sophomore . . . Bradford Art Staff . . . Excel¬ lent taste . . . Poised. GEORGE M. O’HARA New to Wellesley High this year from Taunton, Mass. That red hair! . . . Wears his clothes well . . . Independent spirit . . . Knows what he’s doing ... A very welcome ad¬ dition to our class . . . Out¬ going personality. BONNIE ANN PEEK A truly unselfish girl . . . Won¬ derful athlete . . . Topscoring Varsity Field Hockey and La¬ crosse player . . . Captain, Girls’ Basketball Team . . . Financial Council . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Sets fine example for others to follow. DAVID C. NIVEN Dave . . . Debonair ... A Varsity Track and Soccer man . . . Nifty dresser . . . Swim¬ ming Team . . . Active on dance committees . . . Gifted artist . . . J.V. Football as a sophomore . . . Dark and good-looking. JAMES A. O’MALLEY Jim . . . Ambitious worker J.V. Baseball as a Sophomore Gym Show . . . Anticipa¬ ting a career in sportscasting and announcing . . . Modest . . . Enjoys life . . . Doesn’t let time slip by. PENNY MARIE PENEAULT Penny . . . Petite and active . . . History Forum . . . Decor¬ ation Committee . . . Sang in Girls’ Chorus for two years . . . Gym Show in Senior year . . . Skillful figure skater . . . Eager to help ... A cute manner. 107 PHILIP H. PETERS Phil . . . Collegiate charm Student Council . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Three- year letterman in both Skiing and Tennis ... A Cappella . . . A.F.S. . . . Financial Council two years . . . Terrific build . . . An outstanding member of our class. ELIZABETH W. PHILLIPS Liz . . . Art Service Club . . . Marvelous artistic ability . . . Chairman of Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Bulletin Board Com¬ mittee . . . Gym Show three years . . . Wellesleyan Art Staff Rally Committee . . . What a wit! GALE E. POPE Our peppy Head Majorette . . . Ski Club for three years . . . Junior and Senior Prom Dec¬ oration Committees . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Gym Show . . . Rally Committee . . . Buoyant . . . Sunny outlook on life . . . Amiable. Driving for yardage. DEBORAH K. PHINNEY Deb . . . Refreshing . . . Sec¬ retary of the Senior Class . . . Student Council . . . Bulletin Board Committee Chairman . . . Vice-President of the Soph¬ omore Class . . . Showcase and Rally Committees . . . Gym Show . . . Varsity Lacrosse . Buzzin ' Dozen -f 3 . LINDA A. PORTER Lin . . . Three years in the American Field Service . Hostess to an exchange student in Junior year . . . Glee Club and A Cappella . . . Gym Show . . . Sophomore Chameleons’ Representative . . . Varsity Softball . . . Tall, attractive. SUSAN B. PIPPITT Sue Whole-heartedly friendly . . . J.V. Basketball Junior year . . . Captain of J.V. Hockey as a Junior . . . Attended Field Hockey Camp . . . Superb skater . . . Active class interest . . . Inexhaustible source of original ideas. R. GARDINER POTTS Gard . . . Idealist . . . Financial Secretary of Student Council . . Senior Editor of the Wellesleyan . . . Key Club . . . So versatile . . . Bradford Pub¬ licity man . . . Varsity Tennis for three years . . . Really well-liked. RAYMOND PETERS, JR. Ray . . . Self-reliant and hard¬ working . . . Good mechanic . . . An outstanding member of the Radio Club . . . Vitally interested in sports car racing and hunting . . . The outdoor type . . . Rugged. LEONARD R. POITRAS Lenny . . . New to Wellesley High as a Junior . . . Strong Varsity Wrestler for two years . . . Likes to fish and skate . . . Man about town . . . Dark and appealing. E. MERRILL PRITHAM Considerate of others . American Field Service Council as Junior and Senior . . . Loves a good book ... A welcome presence in any group . Meticulous in everything she does. 108 LEWIS A. PROMBAIN Larry . . . Wonderful dispos¬ ition . . . Appreciative . . . Key Club for three years . . . Foot¬ ball manager as a Sophomore and a Junior . . . Engrossed in his studies . . . Unassuming . . . A square shooter . . . Loyal friend. ANDREW P. RAYMOND Andy ... A true music lover . . . Good athlete, too . . . Glee Club member in Sophomore year . . . Boys’ Chorus and A Cappella for two years . . . Determined . . . Headed for those Hallowed Halls and suc¬ cess. CHARLES W. PUTNAM Charlie . . . National Merit Semi-finalist . . . Well-liked by everyone . . . Band three years . . . Junior Varsity Swimming Team . . . Ski Team Manager . . . Vice-President of Ski Club . . . Bradford Photography Ed¬ itor . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . Very dependable. NANCY REYNOLDS A last-minute addition to our Senior class from Brighton, Mass. . . . Good student with serious intentions . . . Likes to swim . . . Avid reader . Pleasing person to know. GERALDINE IRENE RALLI Soft-spoken and congenial An expert with a needle and thread . . . Enjoys life . . . Cheerful in everything she does . . . Painstaking worker Lovely happy smile . . . Am¬ bitious. GORDON POTTER RIBLET Scholarly and quick-witted . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . A member of the elite Math 41 Class . . . Handy with both golf club and cue-stick . . . Reflective . . . Wellesleyan Sports Editor . . . Informed. JOSEPH ROBERT RANIERI Joe . . . Strong . . . Knows his way around the machine shop ... A confirmed Democrat . . . Good man to have on your side . . . Quiet, but comes alive at 2:30. LLYN S. RICE Serious . . . Member of Physics 41 ... A real authority on transit systems and photogra¬ phy . . . Enlightened on many topics . . . Very courteous and thoughtful . . . Tall, blonde. EDWARD ROBERT RICH Eddie . . . Very companionable . . . Good athlete . . . Follows all of our teams closely and with enthusiasm . . . Enjoyable iense of humor . . . Great guy to know . . . Sincere. “As your substitute today, I expect the same attention that . . .” RICHARD CLARK ROLLINS Dick or Curly . . . President of the Massachusetts Association of Student Councils . . . Pres¬ ident of the Key Club . . . Varsity Soccer, Gymnastics, and Track . . . Standout . . . What a physique! Gym Show ¥tar . . . Dynamic person¬ ality. 109 SALLY ANN ROONEY Ski Club . . . Girls’ Chorus for three years . . . Active on the Bulletin Board Committee . . . A.F.S.’er . . . Assembly Committee . . . Pretty mem¬ ber of our Twirling Corps . . . Bradford . . . Water sports enthusiast. JANE IVES RUSS Sympathetic ... A very effi¬ cient office helper . . . Junior Red Cross member as a Junior and Senior . . . Flair for writ¬ ing . . . Enjoys art and popular music . . . Promises to be an excellent nurse. NATALIE SALATICH Nat . . . Pert brunette . . . En¬ joys swimming . . . Season Ticket Drive Captain . . . Rally Committee . . . Glee Club . . . Buzzin’ Dozen + 3 . . . Varsity Basketball as a Junior and Sen¬ ior .. . Senior Play . . . Youth- in-Government Winner Sweet disposition. HOLLY TEMPLE ROOS Holly . . . Newcomer to Wel¬ lesley from Pleasantville, N.Y. in her Senior year . . . Rally Committee as a Senior . . . Full of fun and pep . . . Season Ticket Drive . . . Scientific interests . . . Adds fun to any group. PETER RUSSO Pete . . . Smooth . . . Loves to work with boats and cars . . . Wellesley High School’s Num¬ ber One barber . . . Always smiling ... A real Don Juan . . . Lost without his faithful Cadillacs. HUGH W. ROWLANDS Amicable . . . An authoirty on the automobile . . . Ready to pitch in for a worthy cause . . . Special interests are music and the art of landscaping ... In¬ quiring mind . . . Persevering worker. JODY H. RUTHERFORD Extremely pretty . . . Student Council . . . Glee Club . . . Buzzin’ Dozen | 3 . . . As¬ sembly Committee . . . Active on dance committees . . . J.V. Field Hockey . . . Chameleons . . . Astute ... A rare combin¬ ation of popularity and sin¬ cerity. “And we have come to the conclusion that the Administration needs . . . help.” CHARLES R. RUDD Chris . . . Athletic . . . Tennis and Basketball Teams Drives one of those motor scooters . . . Band and Orches¬ tra drummer . . . Admires the weaker sex . . . Goes out of his way to be friendly toward everyone. W. PETER RUTLEY Pete . . . Came to Wellesley this year from Belmont . . . Built his own car from “scratch” . . . Known as quite a traveler . . . Friendly to ev¬ eryone . . . Runs his own “si- monizing” business . . . Really good-looking. NINA CAROL SARDINA A faithful member of the Jun¬ ior Red Cross . . . Really en- jbys swimming . . . Sang in Girls’ Chorus for two years . . . Aspires to be ' a hairdresser . . Femme fatale. 110 PETER L. SARGENT Pete . . . Brilliant . . . Bradford Editor-in-Chief . . . Varsity Soccer and Wrestling Captain of winning Science Quiz Team . . . Wellesleyan . . . A.F.S. . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Na¬ tional Merit Semi-finalist . Man of many abilities. STEPHEN LAURIAT SAWIN Steve . . . Helpful . . . Manager of Varsity Football for two years . . . Soccer in Senior year . . . Loquacious . . . Ardent Boys’ Chorus member . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella . . . Honor Roll . . . Alert and con¬ scientious. LUCINDA C. SHATTUCK Dinda . . . A .F.S. member . . . Likes to sing . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Art Service Club and Show¬ case Committee . . . Member of Financial Council in Soph¬ omore year . . . Gym Show . . . Expert swimmer . . . Pretty. “Interrupting my class for a picture?” JOYCE SCHNEIDER Active in school affairs Ski Club member for two years . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Loyal A.F.S. supporter . . . Many dance committees . . . F.T.A. . . . Girls’ Chorus Soph¬ omore year ... A very sincere friend. EDWARD C. SHERRY Ned . . . All-around athlete . . . Outstanding Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball letter- man . . . Member of Key Club . . . Paper Drive . . . Jazz lover . . . Great man to have around . . . Sets high goals for himself. CAROLYN SCOTT Carol . . Very talented artist . . . Helped out on many dance committees . . . Pep Club . . . Showcase Committee and Art Service Club . . . Financial Council for two years , . . Wel¬ lesleyan Art Staff . . . Fine school spirit. DAVID ALAK SKINNER Dave . . . Good student . Loyal member of the Band . . . Always ready with a smile . . . Aspires to be an aeronautical engineer ... A good word for all ... A willing worker Good companion. WILLIAM F. SATTERTH WAITE Bill . . . Keen mind . . . Wel¬ lesleyan Business Manager . . . National Honor Society . . . Soccer player . . . Band three years . . . Member of the Sci¬ ence Quiz Team . . . American Field Service . . . National Merit Semi-finalist ... A top student. JEANNE ELIZABETH SHARPE Jeannie . . . Cheery “Hello” for everyone . . . Showcase Committee . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Conversationalist . . . Her pleasant manner banishes any troubles . . . Composed outlook. DENNISON A. SMITH Denny . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Varsity Soccer as Junior and Senior . . . Worker on Sen¬ ior Play . . . Tennis enthusiast . . . Bradford staff in Sopho¬ more year . . . Great love for sailing . . . Entertaining An easy manner. Ill SHELIA M. SMITH Smitty . . . Active member of the Future Teachers of Amer¬ ica . . . History Forum . . . Showcase Committee . . . Loves those football games . . . Fond of swimming and skating . . . Never leaves a job unfinished. “Bet they didn’t get that sentence.” STEPHEN J. SPANG Steve . . . Observant . . . Well- acquainted with latest news . . . Important player on Var¬ sity Soccer Team as a Junior and a Senior . . . Interested in Natural History . . . Makes friends easily ... A consci¬ entious scholar. RICHARD M. SPEARS Rick . . . Whale of a compan¬ ion! . . . Outgoing . . . Varsity Swimming Team . . . Band and Orchestra for three years . . . One of the Ambassadors . . . Good student . . . The best— especially with a trumpet . . . Cool. LESLIE STEELE Loyal member of the Rally Committee in her Sophomore, Junior and Senior years . . . A wonderful cook . . . Sup¬ porter of Junior Red Cross for three years . . . Enjoys life thoroughly. SUZANNE E. SPILMAN Sue . . . Does everything with overflowing enthusiasm . . . Good athlete . . . Pep Clubber . . . Ski Club . . . Sparkling eyes . . . Secretarial ambitions . . . Gym Show performer . . Dance committee helper . Makes a good time better. JOHN H. STEIGER Johnny . . . Very athletic Bone-crushing Varsity Football back . . . Swimming and Track Squads . . .Varsity Wrestling ... A standout performer on the Gym Team . . . Member of the elite 8:29 Club . . . Takes life easy. MALCOLM SPURR Mai . . . Athletic . . . Solid member of the Cross-Country Squad . . . Varsity Soccer play¬ er .. . Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club . . . Good man to know . . . Well-read . . . Serious- minded. PETER V. STELLJES Pete . . . An independent thinker . . . Bradford Staff . . . A.F.S. Council . . . An able photographer . . . Up-to-date with current events ... In¬ dividualist . . . Always in a happy frame of mind. DAVID A. STEEGSTRA Dave . . . Pensive . . . Adept at playing tennis . . . An author¬ ity on boats . . . Willing to help on any occasion . . . Looking forward to a career in dentistry . . . Very congenial. GRACE-ANNE STIPE Grade . . . Bright girl American Field Service Council for two years . . . Faithful . . . Wisewell Science Club member ... J.V. Softball . . . Com¬ petent musician . . . Band and Orchestra . . . Petite . . . Cor¬ dial to everyone. 112 JEANNE STONE The loveliest eyes . . . Amer¬ ican Field Service Council . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Commit¬ tee .. . Member of the Or¬ chestra . . . Soft-spoken . . . Very considerate of others’ feelings . . . Enterprising Ambitious, success-bound. SANDRA LEE SUDDATH Sandy . . . Good student . . . Talented member of the Glee Club . . . Expert violinist . . . Orchestra for three years . . . Engaging smile ... A sincere friend . . . Really interested in whatever she does. ROBERT A. SUMMERS Bob . . . Quiet, but friendly . . . Member of Band . . . Scooter fan . . . An amateur radio enthusiast . . . Likes mu¬ sic .. . Soccer Team as a Sophomore . . . Future flight engineer . . . Deep voice . . . Modest. GAIL ELAINE TABBUT Gail . . . Graceful and artistic . . . Chic clothes . . . Art Service Club . . . Dance dec¬ orations committees . . . Gym Show . . . Bradford Art Staff . . . Rally Committee . . . Lively eyes . . . Lots of pep and sparkle. N. CHARLES TAYLOR Charlie . . . Peerless meteorol¬ ogist of W.H.S. . . . Wisewell Science Club in his Senior year . . . Yankee sense of hu¬ mor . . . Refined tastes . . . Promises to forecast the weather accurately . . . Quiet and thorough. DAVID J. THOMAS Dave . . . Ladies’ man Varsity Hockey and Soccer Teams . . . Financial Council Senior year . . . Good at all sports . . . Ski Club member . . . J.V. Football Co-captain . . . Really great on water-skiis . . . Casual. P. BROOKS THOMPSON Came to us from private school . . . A very likeable guy . . . Happy working on cars . . . Carefree . . . Takes everything in stride . . . One of the fel¬ lows . . . Personable. SALLY M. TILLEY Topper . . . Striking blonde . . . Varsity Tennis . . . Starred in three Gym Shows . . . Girls’ Sports Editor of the Bradford . . . Secretary of our Junior Class . . . Financial Council . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Com¬ mittee . . . So-o-o attractive. EUGENE D. TILTON Gene . . . Quiet and a sincere friend . . . Wrestling Squad member in his Junior year . . . Top-notch bowler . . Enjoys a variety of sports . . . Man about town. ALBERT J. TONRY A1 . . . One of the boys . . . History Forum in Junior year ... A connoisseur of sport cars . . . Interested in all types of hi-fi equipment . . . Smooth . . . Outgoing . . . Con cien- tious. “Well you just trot back and tell ’em we don’t need any effi¬ ciency expects out here!” 113 WALTER TORDOFF, III Wally . . . Nice person to know . . . Financial Council . . . Very intelligent . . . Varsity Soccer for two years . . . Has keen sense of humor . . . Ask him anything on the subject of bi¬ ology. JOAN M. VICINO Slim and fashionable . . . Such lovely manners . . . Diligent worker . . . Ella habla espanol . . . Beautifully dressed . . . A true friend in fair or foul weather . . . An admirable personality. PATRICIA ALINE VOLPI Pat . . . Came to Wellesley High from New York . . . Quick to make friends . . . One of our vivacious cheerleaders . . . Gym Show . . . Sweet dis¬ position . . . Dazzling redhead . . . Popular. HELEN HIX TRADER Lyn . . . Winsome smile Assembly Committee as a Sen¬ ior .. . J.V. Basketball . . . Rally Committee and Art Service Club . . . Bradford Staff . . . Special interest in art . . . Makes friends easily. ROBERT R. VARO, JR. Robbie . . . Suave . . . Student Council for three years . . . Chairman of Scoreboard Com¬ mittee . . . Band . . . Varsity Soccer and Golf Teams . . . Bradford Sports Editor . . . Ski Club . . . A.F.S. . . . Cha¬ meleons . Wields a wicked putter . . . Radiates charm. DORIS KIMBALL VIGUERS Dorrie . . . Varsity Lacrosse and Softball ... J.V. Field Hockey and Basketball . . . Orchestra in Sophomore and Senior years . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Senior Play Committee . . . World traveler . . . Sincere . . . Contemplative and level¬ headed. SUSAN T. VIGUERS Susie . . . Very smart girl Devoted Chameleons member . . . Chairman of Entertain¬ ment Committee of A.F.S. . . . A promising authoress . . . Senior Play . . . National Hon¬ or Society . . . Europe with Mr. Crockett . . . Discombobu- lated and fun! ROBERT C. VAUGHAN Bob . . . Strong athlete . Booming voice that can be heard all over . . . Efficient . . . Future business manager . . . Quiet ’til you know him . . . Good ballplayer . . . Serious- minded. ELLSWORTH F. VINES Elsy . . . Perspicacious . Member of the Ski Club Soph¬ omore, Junior and Senior years . . . History Forum . . . Very competent and persevering An unswerving friend . . . Clean-cut. SUSAN WALES Susie . . . Spirit galore . . . A.F.S. Council . . . Showcase and Rally Committees . . . Art Service Club and Gym Show . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sopho¬ more year . . . Capricious . Full of life . . . Sparkles! Natick pays homage to Wellesley. 114 DIANA P. WALKER Di . . . Artistic and sophisti¬ cated . . . Art Service Club for three years ... Ski Club . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Bradford Feature Staff . . . Sophomore and Junior Homeroom Treas¬ urer . . . Classic beauty. “Well thought it was hilarious.” PAMELA DICKIE WALKER Pam . . . Expressive . . . En¬ chanting pianist . . . Accom¬ panist at numerous school func¬ tions . . . National Honor So¬ ciety . . . Vice-President of A.F.S. . . . Girls’ Chorus and A Cappella . . . Senior Play . . . Orchestra three years . . . Ski Club . . . Wellesleyan . . . Aim¬ ing high. WILLIAM G. WALLACE Bill . . . Our Number One mar¬ iner . . . National Honor So¬ ciety Junior year . . . Gym Show . . . Wellesleyan Staff . . . Varsity Ski Team for three years . . . Industrious student . . . A clear thinker . . . Un¬ questionably fine person. LINDA LEE WATERS Lively . . . Member of the Art Service Club in her Junior and Senior years . . . Bulletin Board and Showcase Committees . . . Enjoys skating . . . Works hard at everything she undertakes. RICHARD B. WATSON Dick . . . Varsity Track and Cross Country man in Junior and Senior years . . . Glee Club . . . Fully convinced that motor scooters are a great way to travel . . . Quiet and thought¬ ful. DENNIS F. WEADICK Denny . . . Good-looking man with blonde hair ... A great sports fan . . . An earnest work¬ er for what he believes in . . . Unpredictable ... A good guy! . . . Affable and sociable. FREDERICK W. WELCH Fred . . . Audio-Visual Aids for three years . . . Consider¬ ing career in Naval Air Corps . . . Varsity Track in Senior year . . . Able to fix most any¬ thing . . . One of the group . . . Tells a good joke . . . Political thinker. LEE ELLIS WENTWORTH Lee . . . Reliable . . . Home¬ room Treasurer in her Senior year . . . Glee Club . . . History Forum member . . . Gym Show . . . Softball, Field Hockey, and Lacrosse Teams . . . Band . . . All-around girl . . . Lovely blonde hair . . . Always neat. MARION S. WHITING A dependable member of the American Field Service for two years . . . Rally Committee . . . Very attentive . . . Thoughtful of others . . . Likes to play ten¬ nis .. . Helpful . . . Attractive, bright smile. ROBERT A. WHYNOT Bob . . . Member of Swimming and Baseball Teams Senior year . . . One of the boys . . . Wants to build bridges or sur¬ vey land as a profession . . . Carefree . . . Quiet ... In¬ dependent. 115 PETER R. WILANSON Pete . . . Solid build . . . Varsity Football Squad member as a Senior . . . Swimming Team . . . One of our better gymnasts . . . Knows his way around cars . . . J.V. Baseball . . . Always ready with a joke . . . Hand¬ some smile. A good example of a bad picture. CYNTHIA DIANE WILGUS Cindy . . . Warmth that reaches everyone . . . Glee Club . . Reporting Secretary of Student Council . . . Eye-catching Cap¬ tain of Cheerleaders . . . Soph¬ omore class Secretary ... A Capella . . . Buzzin’ Dozen + 3 . . . Gym Show . . . Really sweet. BARBARA SUZANNE WILLEY Barb . . . Quiet until you get to know her . . . History For¬ um . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Gym Show as a Sophomore . . . Assembly Committee . . . Lots of fun. EDWIN GILSON WILLIAMS Eddy . . . Audio-Visual Aids for three years . . . Backstage worker on lights . . . Varsity Soccer player . . . Gym Show participant . . . Faithful mem¬ ber of Band . . . Hopes to study electronics . . . Ready, able and willing. KATHRYN E. WILLMORE Kathy . . . Soft brown eyes . . . Came to us from Missouri in Junior year . . . Member of Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Helpful on many dance and play committees . . . Sweet¬ ly feminine. JOHN M. WILSON, JR. Jack . . . Easy-going . . . Key Club . . . Varsity Hockey and Soccer letterman . . . Sports Staff of the Bradfo rd ... Fi¬ nancial Council member Soph¬ omore year . . . J.V. Baseball . . . Great sense of humor. ROBERT G. WILSON Bob ... At home on the golf course . . . Member of Golf Team in Junior and Senior years ... A motor scooter en¬ thusiast . . . Football manager . . . Working hard toward a college education. NANCY WITHERELL Nannie . . . American Field Service . . . Star guard for Girls’ Basketball Varsity . . . National Honor Society . . . Member of Chameleons as Jun¬ ior .. . Skier . . . Make-up Committee for Senior Play . . . Unaffected and thoroughly pleasant company. VIRGINIA W. WOOD Ginny ... A sweet girl American Field Service mem¬ ber . . . Active Chameleon . . . Glee Club as Junior and Senior . . . Gym Show . . . Varsity Softball Team . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Committee . . . Very in¬ telligent. WALTER DONGAN WOOD, JR. Don . . . National Merit Schol¬ arship Semi-finalist . . . Re¬ turned to Wellesley from Pitts¬ burgh in his Junior year . . . Refined tastes ... A true in¬ dividual . . . Quick-witted . . . Impeccably attired . . . Good friend. 116 KENNETH R. WOODCOCK Ken . . . Clean-cut . . . Col¬ legiate . . . National Honor So¬ ciety . . . Treasurer of Key Club . . . Var sity Soccer, Bas¬ ketball, and Baseball star . . . Student Council . . . Duke of Junior Prom . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . Terrific companion. JUDITH ANNE WRIGHT Judy . . . New to our class from Walpole in her Junior year . . . Member of Girls’ Chorus in her Junior year . . . Enjoyable company . . . Long ponytail . . . Even disposition . . . Very sen¬ sible and practical. ROBERTA S. WRIGHT Robin . . . Clever . . . Varsity Field Hockey Team . . . La¬ crosse . . . Wellesleyan Plan¬ ning Board . . . Glee Club and A Cappella . . . Buzzin’ Dozen -j- 3 . . . Field Hockey camp . . . Very pretty. WILLIAM H. WRIGHT Terry . . . Varsity Ski Team for two seasons . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Two-year member of the Band . . . Ski Club . . . Always ready to help a friend . Knows what he wants . Great skier . . . Popular, un¬ pretentious. STEPHEN S. YOUNG Steve . . . New addition from Ohio to the Senior class . . . Ski Club . . . Varsity Track . . . Gym Show . . . Special interests in amateur radio work and photography . . . Future in medicine ... A lady killer . . . Collegiate. CHARMAGNE ANN YURKANIN Charm . . . Reliable Red Cross worker . . . A.F.S. Council as a Junior . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Art Service and Assembly Committees . . . Charitable . . . Always puts the needs of others before her own . . . Bright. VIRGINIA ZEO Ginny . . . Artistic . . . Amer¬ ican Field Service as Junior and Senior . . . Rally Committee and Showcase Committee . . . Ski Club . . . Art Service Club . . . Bouncy . . . Fondly known as “Monster” . . . Cute. And this is Rick Spears playing the trumpet. 117 IN MEMORIAM JOHN W. KILMAIN On November 23, 1960, the high school was saddened by the loss of John Kilmain, a well-known member of the Senior class. Outstanding for his excel¬ lent gymnastic work and quick sense of humor, he will be fondly remembered by his friends and classmates. KARL J. CIESLUK Karl, one of our promising Sophomore athletes, passed away on November 23, 1960. Chiefly interested in football and hockey, he was also a significant contrib¬ utor to our school spirit. He will be deeply missed by his classmates. GWENN MASON A member of the Sophomore class, Wendy passed away on October 30, 1960. She was a good student and active in sev¬ eral school choral groups. Her classmates deeply regret the loss of a wonderful friend. CARL J. WEISENBACH On November 23, 1960, the high school lost a valuable member of the Sophomore class. Interested in all sports, and especially in football, Carl was a skilled gymnast and athlete. His lively personality will always remain outstand¬ ing in our memory. 118 OUR PATRONS Abbott’s Gulf Service Alexander’s Shoe Store Anderson’s Jewelers The Anna Shop Ara’s E. W. Belcher, Caterers Bendslev’s The Book Stall Caesar’s Shoe Service C T Paint and Wallpaper Community Playhouse Corcoran Motor Sales P. B. Corkum Inc. E. A. Davis and Co. Fairview Dairy Fraser’s Flowers Harper Method Beauty Shop H. A. Hills and Sons, Inc. Leslie T. Haskins Inc. Pete Jacobs Sporting Goods Joseph’s Coiffeurs Lilly Opticians Lower Falls Cleaners Lower Falls Sunoco Marshall C. Spring Corp. Medaglia Brothers Music Box Inc. Nalband’s Antiques Olken’s O’Neill Motors, Inc. Sue Page Frame Shop Palmer Cadillac-Pontiac Sales The Record Rack Riverdale Market Robert’s Hairdressers Judy Schofield Sharron Cleaners Tower Barber Shop The Townsman The T riangle Shop Ward’s Apothecary Watson’s Hardware Wellesley Co-Operative Bank Wellesley Hills Market Wellesley Hills Rug Shop Wellesley Pharmacy The Wheaton’s Antique Shop H. C. Wiswall, Inc. WELLESLEY AN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jennifer Machlin SENIOR EDITOR Gardiner Potts PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Judy Clymer John Andrew Janet Dailey Kenneth City Patricia Dale ART EDITOR Victoria Gee Karen Kline Stephen Harper ART STAFF Anne Kent Judy Dalton Stephen Loutrel Norma Hildreth Nancy Lowther Elizabeth Phillips Wendy Meyer SPORTS EDITOR Barbara Miron Gordon Riblet Richard Morril BUSINESS MANAGER Janet Naylor William Satterthwaite Charles Putnam TYPISTS Peter Sargent Sally Boyd Diana Walker Assistant: Judy Lang Pamela Walker ADVISORS Kathy Willmore Chief Advisor Harold Haizlip Robin Wright Photography Business PLANNING BOARD Harvey Bernstein David Burdette Florence M. McGilvray Elmore D. Lundgren Photography by Loring Studios Boston, Massachusetts Published by Wm. J. Keller Inc. Buffalo, New York 119 CANDIDS The rest of the Buzzin’ Dozen -f 3! Richard’s Ragtime Band, The Ambassadors . “But I don’t want it!” This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho¬ graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method. Jan Naylor may now park in the parking lot. 120