Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1962 volume:

iJUN 11 3 4870 00427 9713 DOES NOT CIRCULATE W£i suy Frj£2 UCRARV WtLLfSLEY. MA 02181 | imw k d wtpiP pifr THE CLASS OF 1962 PRESENTS OUR WELLESLEYAN 0 p yu tfvwt m2 “Yet sometimes glimpses on my sight, Through present wrong the eternal right; And, step by step, since time began, see the steady gain of man.” WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY WELLESLEY. MA 02181 GAMALIEL BRADFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . . . AS UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 16 . . . IN ACTIVITIES PAGE 26 . . . IN SPORTS PAGE 52 . . . AS SENIORS PAGE 78 WELLESLEY HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS PRINCIPALS MESSAGE To The Class of 1962: How often it has been said at this season of each year that the future of our world depends upon the generation graduating from the high schools across the country. As never before, however, has this been as true as it is today when the world you are inheriting from the older generation is so pitifully divided against itself. As you take your “steps forward”, may you realize that the mighty struggle now going on between the Free World on the one hand and that enslaved behind the Iron Curtain on the other must indeed be settled in your lifetime. Your parents, teachers, and friends all hope and pray that you will at all times be true to the high ideals of our country’s forefathers and meet the challenges of the coming days and years with the fortitude and faith of that little band of settlers who founded the great new world. May your “steps forward” be firmly planted on the solid foundation of faith in God without whose help little truly great can ever be accomplished. With His help you cannot fail. Samuel M. Graves 6 EDITOR S MESSAGE “The nation that has the schools has the future”. . . Bismark On a different level, the student who has attended the school has the future. We, the 1962 graduating class of the Gamaliel Bradford Senior High School, have been privileged to attend a fine school. A high school is many things. It is the ink, paper, chalk, slate, steel, wood, ceramics and cement that comprise the physical plant and the tools with which we work. It is the accumulated learning of Western Civilization which has been recorded in print for our perus¬ al. It is the scholastic excellence of the faculty which enables them to stimulate us intellectually. It is the development of minds in the classroom, bodies on the playing field and in the gymnasium, special skills in the workrooms, and character through participation in all these activities. For the student, high school is a bustling place where friendships prosper, memories accumulate, muscles coordinate, intellectual ap¬ petites increase, and each day’s challenge is the next day’s achieve¬ ment. Above all, the high school is an expression of this community’s faith in its young people; faith that manifests itself in buildings, books, and teachers’ salaries, in public service by the members of the school committee, and in the general interest of the town’s citi¬ zens in providing good schools. For this high school we give thanks. It has provided us with a firm educational foundation, a foundation which will enable us to step forward into the future with confidence. Karen Schoepfer, Senior Editor; Bill Giese, Layout Editor; Sue Thompson, Copy Editor; Em¬ ory Ireland, Editor-in-Chief; David Barber, Photography Editor; Marianthe Anagnostis, Art Editor. 1 ADMINISTRATION John B. Chaffee Superintendent of Schools To obtain a capable administration is no easy task. It takes knowledge, experience, and dedication to guide and advise high school students. We are most fortunate to have Mr. John Chaffee, Mr. Samuel Graves, Mr. James Lape, and Mr. Bedros Kamitian as our guides and advisers. Through their wisdom and experience, Mr. Chaffee, our Superintendent of Schools, and his able staff have given us the precious opportunity to acquire a truly fine education. Mr. Graves has been not only our Principal but also our friend. As a result of his person¬ al interest in school activities, school personnel, and the student body, he has been able to coordinate all of these so that they function as one. Although this year Mr. Kamitian received a new title, Administra¬ tive Assistant, he was not new to the students, for he had been a teacher at the high school for many years. He has transferred his skill and knowledge gained by teaching to the job of maintaining correct discipline among the students. For all of the tasks that these administrators had to perform, they needed wisdom, patience, and a sense of humor to carry them through the difficult times. Because we have had the advice and understanding of these unusually able administrators, the Class of 1962 is deeply grateful and it steps forward into the future with great confidence. Samuel M. Graves Principal James T. Lape Bedros Kamitian Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant (Leave of Absence—John Hay Fellowship) 8 GUIDANCE Joseph C. Spang Director of Guidance Guidance has become one of the most important as¬ pects of school life. With so many opportunities to fur¬ ther our education and to obtain fine jobs, it is impor¬ tant that each student be shown the correct steps to take into the future. We at Wellesley High School are very fortunate to have a guidance staff with such experience and understanding. It was to these four people, Mr. Spang, Director of Guidance, Miss Craig, our new Dean of Girls, Miss Freitag, Counselor, and Mr. Mazukina, Counselor, that we turned when we needed advice or council about academic, social, or personal problems. That they always found some solution to our problems showed the amount of time and effort they expended upon helping us. Ask bewildered Sophomores how they would have staggered through their first year at the high school without the reassuring pep talks of the guidance counselors. And as Seniors, at the end of our high school career, we are so grateful for the excellent guidance given to us to help us choose our paths into the future. Without these fine people to guide our steps forward, the Class of 1962 never would have been able to look to the fu¬ ture with such assurance. Anna C. Craig Dean of Girls Alfred E. Mazukina Counselor Joyce J. Freitag Counselor 9 FACULTY The faculty played a most important part in direct¬ ing the steps of the Class of 1962 through the high school years. These capable teachers made an earnest attempt to give us the knowledge to light our paths in the future. As the Class of 1962 steps forward, it will be grateful forever to the faculty for their patience with us, their interest in us, and their understanding of us. Robert J. Aldrich Business Education Joseph Andrew Mathematics Albert W. Burns English Mrs. Eileen P. Chapman Librarian Mrs. Mary S. Bateman Robert T. Bateman Permanent Substitute Mathematics Raymond J. Caefer French Donald Campbell Social Studies Raymond B. Chapman George S. Chase Social Studies Music Mrs. Ruth D. Anderson Home Economics Charles Burgess Social Studies John P. Certuse English Eleanor D. Copley Physical Education 10 Wilbury A. Crockett English Philip M. Dodge Industrial Arts J. Gerald Fitzgibbon English Alfonso J. D’Aniello Science Catherine Dennen Business Education Thomas H. Fitzsimmons John N. Goodridge English German—Latin Mrs. Jacqueline F. de Suze French Kathleen L. Gordon Remedial Reading Mrs. Dorothy Griffin Dietician Dorothy M. Guild Business Education SECRETARIES—Mrs. Grace Spita, Mrs. Barbara Steeves, Mrs. Lillian Sharon. 11 Ann M. Hickey Business Education Mrs. Sarah G. Hodges French-Spanish Raymond E. Leach Music Paul A. Lydon Chemistry—Physics Harold E. Hines Physical Education John C. Howard Biology Ernest B. Lorett Social Studies Mrs. Anne L. Lynch Art SECRETARIES—Mrs. Barbara J. Claflin, Mrs. Marcella Parker. George F. Kerivan Mathematics Norman D. Loud Physics Gardner H. Marchant, Jr. Social Studies Elmore D. Lundgren Mathematics Mrs. Sylvia A. McCurdy Social Studies 12 Mrs. Florence McGilvray Business Education Dorothy R. Mulry Spanish—Latin Dorothea Phillips English Mrs. Angela M. Romay Latin Mrs. Dorothy McIntyre Francis E. Mear English Chemistry — Physics—Biology Norman W. Platine Social Studies Emily C. Romney Music Mrs. Anna M. Ray Nurse Charles M. Saltzman English—Intern William S. M. Montgomery Mathematics Margaret G. Palmer English William W. Reynolds, Jr. English—In te rn Salvatore W. Simone Art 13 Joshua L. Smith Social Studies Mrs. Bettina H. Stearns French Alice Teed English Mildred C. Thelen Spanish Mrs. Leslie F. Warshaw English Mrs. Josephine S. Wilson Chemistry Mrs. Joan B. Worgan Physical Education 14 CANDIDS “So who cares about English?” “Mr. Goodrich! I didn’t know Latin was still spoken.” Our Faculty Adviser at work. “Look, look! Isn’t this terrific!” “Ready . . . Aim . . . Fire!” “Then baby bear said . . 15 TirtclenclateMtett CLASS OFFICERS 1964 Leo Boyle, President Elizabeth Aldrich, Treasurer Andrea Bertocci, Secretary Sophomore Class Officers Edward Giese, Vice-President Participating in school activities. 18 First Row: E. Aldrich, D. Baker, D. Bachrach, B. Baxter, J. Bonifassi, S. Burr, E. Brown, K. Baldwin, H. Bar¬ annik, J. Abbey. Second Row: W. Bayless, M. Anthony, B. Baker, R. Bruster, S. Barker, S. Barber, T. Blake, C. Bowen, B. Brenneman, A. Arcand, L. Boyle. Third Row: S. Armstrong, P. Aldrich, R. Bachmann, T. Brainerd, C. Adams, P. Alderman, R. Bowier, D. Burtt, B. Andrew. Fourth Row: V. Adorno, G. Ahern, E. Allison, P. Boonisar, V. Bohm, D. Blackstone, R. Amesbury, P. Battag¬ lia, A. Achmat. First Row: A. Bertocci, R. Callinan, L. Benedict, J. Belden, C. Butler, J. Bird, S. Chapman, J. Bing, W. Calla¬ han, V. Burns. Second Row: M. Clarkeson, P. Camerini, C. Catinella, N. Cahill, C. Bennison, A. Bernstein, F. Campana, C. Copplestone, S. Chandler, D. Card, J. Canfield, J. Chevone, S. Clapp. Third Row: J. Chapman, D. Cochran, W. Cham¬ bers, A. Campbell, E. Childs, J. Ben- otti, J. Capron, D. Christiansen, R. Caswell, D. Chaffee, D. Campion, J. Ciesluk. Fourth Row: D. Cashman, W. Carlson, D. Chittim, F. Birk, S. Berkeley, J. Boughner, J. Calzini, L. Brown. J I 1; J| KAJgi First Row: D. Craig, M. Cyphers, L. Farnham, M. Curtin, M. Dahl, D. Dickinson, S. Dale, M. Dale, V. Ed¬ munds, S. Dickey. Second Row: A. Dort, P. Feeney, J. Dingman, S. Egan, E. Durell, D. Dean, C. Crig- ler, B. Eddy, L. Covati, J. Cormier. Third Row: J. DiMaggio, B. Dick, P. Cremonini, W. Daly, F. Daly, E. Doyle, R. Emigh, D. DiGiandomen- ico, A. Devlin. Fourth Row: L. Cor- ticelli, D. Darlington, D. Costine, F. Edmands, D. Cunningham, J. De- Turk, M. Crowe, T. Dalton. k JjS pj 1 | M If I ' MB 3 First Row: S. Hart, L. Hansberry, B. Handy, G. Goodwin, N. Frazier, M. Fulham, N. Fitsgerald, R. Fisher, C. Garron, M. Embree. Second Row: G. Haggett, J. Gillis, C. Gard, K. Gates, A. Fromer, J. Frelich, S. Follett, L. Fumia, C. Gooley, D. Galvin, T. Gil¬ lis, D. Gerry. Third Row: R. Fowler, R. Gutman, R. Gallerani, J. Emerson, J. Gillespie, T. Fitzpatrick, T. Giese, C. Grinnell, C. Forster. Fourth Row: B. Gray, D. Hanson, C. Gosney, R. Flynn, R. Griffin, D. Frost, J. Fletch¬ er, A. Gill, R. Greene. First Row: M. Hodgson, B. Kelley, S. Johanson, P. Harvey, S. Hussey, L. Jones, L. Jones, V. Jones, I. Keefe, M. Kenney. Second Row: C. Hol¬ land, M. Hendrickson, J. Hubbell, S. Johnson, G. Himebaugh, S. Hoch- wald, S. Hettrick, B. Jacobs, N. Hein- baugh, C. Hogan, E. Heath, E. John¬ son. Third Row: R. Kent, C. Keen¬ an, J. Hoppoch, K. Hurley, D. Herb¬ ert, B. Kelley, W. Kerivan, T. Hughes. Fourth Row: J. Kay, M. Haughy, S. Kennedy, P. Kelley, E. Indresano, E. Houlihan, H. Kelsch. First Row: J. Lyeth, S. Martino, A. Levy, D. Landon, P. Lowell, L. Lord, M. Lamarine, L. Lubin, M. Michaels, C. Lang. Second Row: M. McDon¬ ald, S. Mclnnerney, S. Lownds, E. May, S. LaRose, S. Lynch, B. Martin, E. Lutz, B. Lowe, S. Lathrop, M. Light. Third Row: W. Kindi, J. Lun- ney, F. Loesing, J. MacDonald, E. Knudson, D. Lyman, R. Maxwell, P. Machlin, J. Marshall. Fourth Row: S. Lambert, B. Meyer, S. MacDonald, B. Mear, D. Meissner, R. Labadini, J. Mercer. First Row: S. Peters, K. Rein, N. On- thank, N. Nichols, S. Pope, L. Ols- son, D. Rich, J. Pleffer, C. Mills, N. Naylor. Second Row: A. Osmond, B. Perlmutter, V. O’Hara, H. Nivling, V. Murray, M. Murphy, E. Peters, P. Papps, M. O’Donoghue, F. Nastasi. Third Row: J. Railsback, J. Perry, W. Powers, R. Noonan, R. O’Malley, R. Perkins, G. Peek, B. Mills. Fourth Row: T. Murphy, R. Moore, R. Phin- ney, R. Nason, F. Munday, W. Pi- cardi, R. Morrison. V r m T; I J ! mm ft J 1 aaiU i U A 1 r 1 T y 1 First Row: M. Sallinger, J. Salatich, E. Saunders, B. Sullivan, S. Rossman, V. Smith, H. Richardson, C. Sawicki, E. Saunders, B. Shore. Second Row: C. Schofield, J. Sloane, B. Slavin, D. Splittgerber, J. Shaw, J. Rochford, M. Tailby, S. Stier, N. Schirmer, C. Sib¬ ley. Third Row: S. Sargent, P. Stipe, R. Russell, R. Rich, P. Spears, W. Sheridan, G. Rideout, B. Stanton, S. Simone, R. Scanned, L. Ripley. Fourth Row: W. Stewart, J. Sullivan, P. Salvi, B. Stoadley, F. Rust, W. Simmons, M. Schirmer. First Row: S. Smith, T. Thompson, L. Sullivan, A. Wallace, J. Weaver, C. Williamson, L. Whitney, J. Winn, C. Zeo, P. Wirtz. Second Row: D. Stewart, C. Wiggin, S. Young, L. Werner, L. Sloan, J. Williams, F. Snyder, J. Schmidt, G. Varo. Third Row: J. Stan wood, G. Taylor, J. Sol- oman, J. Spencer, V. Trubiani, F. Thibodeau, B. Whitehouse, R. Snow, M. Zeller. Fourth Row: P. Walker, J. Williams, J. Talmadge, R. Spellman, R. Thurrell, J. Yahres, P. Zilg, R. Stratton, R. Tobin. iawi ' l A w i m CLASS OFFICERS Andrew Lee, President Junior Class Officers 1963 Philip Johnston, Vice-President Kathleen Doran, Treasurer Kathy Sykes, Secretary Participating in school activities. 22 First Row: V. Brattin, D. Baxter, M. Birkett, C. Barber, T. Amerman, R. Bherre, P. Bourn, L. Briggs, D. Beck- loff, L. Butt. Second Row: N. Bowler, S. Burgess, J. Borries, C. Beeby, G. Cardolino, N. Blood, N. Bowen, K. Brines, J. Bean, D. Balboni. Third Row: C. Barrett, G. Brooks, M. Beckwith, C. Brown, J. Butler, R. Bazirgan, S. Blinn. Fourth Row: J. Anderson, J. Brew, W. Battilana, R. Brown, R. Belforti, B. Blaney, W. Bankart. First Row: C. Davis, M. Davis, L. Crowley, H. Connors, H. Cassoli, E. Cassoli, C. Chatel, C. Cogswell, V. Curtin, K. Clapp. Second Row: C. DiGiandomenico, J. Cohen, D. Di- Giando, D. Dearborn, L. Clegg, M. Curtin, M. DeJon, J. Davis, J. Col¬ lins, S. Davis. Third Row: P. Cono- ni, V. Carr, P. Cononi, B. Chandler, T. Derderian, R. Corley, R. Coates, J. Delouchry, L. DeLone. Fourth Row: J. Childs, R. Dean, E. Daly, J. Chase, P. Dalton, S. DeBello, P. Con¬ don. i - t m r mJ A f ftoj [ f Mf a o 4 ? V 9 m. PW . --fPI kvn First Row: L. Duncanson, B. Eich- horn, P. Farley, J. Fossett, P. Fitts, A. Dwyer, D. Dustin, C. Fitzgerald, M. Galvin, D. Donahue. Second Row: G. Dunakin, K. Doran, J. Gan- dolfo, C. Edison, B. Fletcher, E. Dunn, S. Foote, E. Doughty, J. Fer¬ guson, S. Furlong, D. Donnelly, J. Doyle. Third Row: P. Esposito, P. Gallerani, J. Fetchero, J. Evans, R. Gard, K. Fraser, S. Frazee, R. Flem¬ ing, K. Fitzgibbons. Fourth Row: C. Kenny, T. Flynn, P. Edmonds, W. Edgerton, D. Edel, P. Johnston, R. Johnson. First Row: S. Holley, D. Grandy, C. Gura, A. Holmes, S. Harrod, J. Gard¬ ner, M. Gilmore, S. Golay, J. Gil¬ more, M. Hancort. Second Row: M. Goldweitz, A. Herring, N. Gilmore, S. Gulick, K. Gulbrandsen, C. Holmes, P. Gibson. Third Row: J. Hauser, W. Gilooly, J. Hodgson, D. Goodwin, P. Griffiths, D. Hanlon, R. Grainger. Fourth Row: D. Horgan, B. Gilbert, R. Goguen, R. Gunwald- sen, R. Haines, J. Hines, M. Hime- baugh. First Row: E. Lentini, D. Juliani, D. Johan, A. Lanza, S. Lockwood, K. Lane, C. Reiser, K. Houde, M. La- pine, L. Labadini. Second Row: D. Irving, R. Kline, E. Knowles, P. Lin¬ ton, M. Kennedy, L. Lewis, C. Lou- trel, J. Hughes, R. Hunter. Third Row: P. Juliani, D. Jones, E. Lovett, J. A. Lee, D. Hughes, R. Hugenber- ger, F. Jones, D. Libby. Fourth Row: B. Loring, R. Ilg, F. Lofgren, C. Lit¬ tlefield, P. Knights, K. Kuske, R. Hurlbert. First Row: M. Mulvaney, S. Mar- chand, N. Mumma, C. Montgomery, B. MacKinnon, M. McLaughlin, M. McMahon, S. MacMaster, M. Mac¬ Leod, L. Mansfield. Second Row: M. Meury, N. Marchetti, J. Mahoney, J. McCabe, C. McKenney, S. McGuane, A. Mitchell, S. Maddox, J. Moran, C. Mahoney, S. Lower. Third Row: D. Morin, F. Magnus, K. McDonald, R. Medin, J. McKean, R. Morris, J. Martin. Fourth Row: J. McCabe, H. Leverett, A. Melanson, R. Marchetti, J. MacLoud. First Row: B. Perdoni, V. Nanes, A. Nolan, J. Neher, J. Naylor, N. New- hall, R. Polimeno, J. Paltrineri, P. Murphy, P. McNeil. Second Row: A. Palmeri, S. Piper, E. Peary, C. Prom- bain, S. Parker, M. Norton, K. O ' ¬ Hara, J. Perkins, N. O’Neill, P. Pe¬ terson. Third Row: P. Napolean, W. Osmond, E. Nahass, P. Mutrie, M. Parent, J. Munro, G. Murphy, J. O’¬ Leary. Fourth Row: R. Parker, A. L. Peacock, G. Pignatiello, G. Peters, L. Powers. First Row: A. Sawtelle, J. Rhome, L. Savage, M. Richardson, T. Ralli, G. Rokes, C. Schleihs, M. Smith, L. Tay¬ lor, C. Sharkus. Second Row: J. Sic- chio, T. Steeves, E. Rydberg, J. Saw¬ yer, J. Russell, N. Shea, B. Ray, B. Renzella, M. Trubiani, A. Temple. Third Row : E. Rooney, B. Stimets, C. Spencer, S. Spencer, T. Silvester, R. Stevens, R. Schofield, P. Shack- ford, M. Satterthwaite, R. Steegstra, D. Tordoff. Fourth Row: W. Schle- ner, M. Reardon, D. Vara, R. Rossi, B. Russ, H. Robinson, P. Reynolds. First Row: N. Tucker, D. Sullo, B. Schoales, K. Sykes, C. Stratford, F. Volpi, C. Tiberi, P. Whittemore, H. Wolf, D. Willmore. Second Row: P. Whitcomb, E. Snyder, A. Tutino, A. Whittemore, S. Weaver, C. Wright, E. Wright, M. White, M. Thomas, G. Van Diespen, D. Trethaway. Third Row: P. Sullivan, S. Wright, E. Zorigian, R. Willcox, H. Woll, D. Weiss, C. Zani. Fourth Row: D. Withers, R. Wier, J. Watson, J. Vi- cino, D. N. West, R. Yurkanin, J. Wood. 0 0 .Ui STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: E. Aldrich, M. Clarkeson, B. Perlmutter, S. La- Rose, A. Fromer, S. Foote, J. Metzler, K. Rayner, C. Crosbie, R. Zaragoza, K. Sargent, W. Giese, J. McCabe, I. Schei, B. Schoales, M. Birkett, S. Chandler, J. Tyler. Second Row: L. Boyle, S. Wright, T. Doyle, G. Bruns, A. Lee, V. Kryter, H. Nivling, S. Hettrick, S. Burr, M. Davis, M. Anagnostis, L. Livingston, G. Walchli, C. Gura, L. Briggs, P. Spears, R. Kline, P. Napoleon. Third Row: P. Johnston, D. Burtt, J. Ciesluk, T. Giese, G. Peters, F. Lofgren, R. Brown, W. Edger- ton, R. Costine, N. West, W. Simmons, J. Qazi, J. Talmadge, M. Prior, R. Harrison, R. Bennison, S. Burtt, Mr. Loud. Under the able guidance of Mr. Loud and the lead¬ ership of Dick Zaragoza, the Student Council again was instrumental in improving school life and in con¬ tributing to the community. Among the Council’s achievements were the conducting of a very successful United Fund Drive, the proposal for the school to adopt a child through the Foster Parents’ Plan, and the extension of the Honor Study program to the junior class members. Through these and other accomplish¬ ments, the Student Council once again served as a helpful organ of the school. Eyes right! “What do you mean the Student Council votes unanimously for girls’ exclusive use of the new gym?” 28 “The ayes have it!” It’s not as bad as all that, J.A.! FINANCIAL COUNCIL First Row: N. Kelly, C. Lang, J. Morrissey, C. Chatel, T. Gallerani. Second Row: A. Arcand, R. Williams, V. Jones, C. Mahoney, J. Salatich, G. Bruns, G. Arnold, S. Hart, M. Rich¬ ardson, V. Murray, K. Clapp, N. O’Neil. Third Row: G. Duna kin, J. Collins, T. Steeves, T. Flynn, B. Battilana, G. Smith, N West, J. McCabe, J. MacLeod, C. Wiggin, N. Cahill. 29 WELLESLEYAN STAFF First Row: Mrs. McGilvray, S. Thompson, K. Schoepfer, B. Hanson, D. Walker, G. Williams, R. Costine, J. Galvin, M. Giese, E. Ireland, M. Anagnostis, D. Barber, Miss Phillips. Lucas, P. Trowbridge, A. Bartholomay, M. Mills. Below: Lois Second Row: R. Carlson, L. Sheridan, J. Dacey, A. Barto, L. Giovanella. “This is such fun!’ How to caption a candid. Our business adviser, Mr. Lundgren. 30 BRADFORD STAFF First Row: K. Krall, M. Duffy. Second Row: D. Sullo, J. Wood, L. Lewis, C. Miller, L. Galbraith, Mr. Lorett. Third Row: N. Kelley, M. Maccini, N. Herrick, L. Murray, R. Banay. This year our school newspaper, The Bradford, was very successful as one of our most popular school pub¬ lications. With Mr. Ernest Lorett as adviser and Kris Krall as our capable editor, The Bradford brought in¬ formation and enjoyment to a large number of student subscribers. This year’s innovations included a new entertainment column, eagerly read by book and movie fans, expanded circulation, and increased advertising space. An enthusiastic and hard-working staff pro¬ vided excellent coverage of school and social events, in addition to wit and entertainment. A fine combina¬ tion of journalistic skill and consistently laughable hu¬ mor produced a well-read Bradford . The Bradford staff at work. ‘That’s quite a story, Kris!” 31 TANGENT STAFF First Row: C. Montgomery, C. Cogswell, T. Nadas, Mr. Fitzgibbon, G. von der Lippe. Second Row: J. Perry, M. Goldweitz, J. Lewis, R. Parker, R. Brown, J. Gilmore, A. Holmes, E. Wright, K. Brines. . . and this will go in the next issue.” In 1961 the first issue of the Tangent appeared, and over four hundred copies were sold on the first day of issue. The Tangent is a medium for the publication of literary contributions representing a variety of top¬ ics, attitudes, moods, and styles, without the limitations of extensive editing or revision. Three issues of the Tangent were produced in 1961-1962 under the pene¬ trating critical eye of Editor-in-Chief Trudi Nadas and the cooling influence of Mr. Fitzgibbon, Faculty Adviser. Assistant editors were Gail von der Lippe, John Lewis, Richard Parker, and Richard Brown. Dick puts the finishing touches on the Tangent cover. 32 DEBATING CLUB First Row: Mr. Platine, J. Lewis, D. Idell, J. Kirkham, C. Butler. Second Row: C. Devlin, J. O’Leary, R. Parker, R. Taintor, D. Walker, L. Powers, B. Shore, D. Blackstone, M. Gold- weitz, F. Magnus. The Debating Club was organized last year by stu¬ dents who were interested in improving their public speaking. The club usually met once a week under the leadership of David Idell, with Mr. Smith and Mr. Platine as faculty sponsors. Since interest in the club grew steadily, a debating team was formed to debate with other high schools in the Boston area such as Bos¬ ton Latin School and Waltham High School. The team not only was successful in winning but also attracted the student body to the debates. Because the majority of the members were sophomores and juniors, the club seems assured of continuing growth and success. “You don’t say!’’ Fireside chats. 33 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE First Row: S. Harrod, K. Gulbrandsen, S. Johnson, A. Ber- tocci, S. Barber, M. Meury, M. Hendrickson, N. Jameson, M. Tailby, C. Roys. Second Row: N. Fitzgerald, G. Arnold, J. Qazi, D. Frangoulis, B. Blaney, I. Schei, S. Piper, P. Mear, K. Kenny, P. Stipe. Third Row: E. Saunders, B. Ray, P. Sulli¬ van, P. Farley, K. O’Hara, K. Christensen, M. Birkett, S. Par¬ ker, E. Murray, P. Penndorf, S. Bogart, N. Brown, B. Shore, J. Perry, V. Murray, C. Waltz, M. Jenks. Fourth Row: L. Sav¬ age, N. O’Neill, N. Bowen, J. Pfeffer, K. Bing, S. Hussey, D. Will more, C. Sawicki, P. Whittemore, D. Rich, R. Bouvier, J. Griffin , H. Richardson, L. Butt, S. Johanson, W. Callahan, J. Bean, M. Gilmore, S. Drury, J. Buchan. This year, once again, the American Field Service, as a part of an international program, has sponsored two wonderful foreign students—Inger Schei, who came to us from Norway, and Javed Gul Qazi, who traveled from his native East Paki¬ stan. In July of last summer, the A. F. S. group participated in its annual bus tour weekend by playing host to a busload of foreign student guests. The A. F. S. also has had great fun participating in such ac¬ tivities as its money-making Tag Day, its A. F. S. Assembly, its movies and lec¬ tures, and its gay Christmas party. International understanding. 34 KEY CLUB First Row: Mr. Kamitian, N. West, R. Harrison, J. Dusenbury, P. Benotti. Second Row: E. Ireland, K. Manning, J. Mercer, P. Murphy, C. Kenny, A. McNeil, N. Doyle, S. Wright, T. O’Keefe, M. Mastro, J. Ciesluk, R. Bennison, J. MacLeod, L. Boyle, E. Houlihan. Third Row: D. Idell, E. Nahass, R. Ilg, B. Gilbert, G. Peters, P. Edmunds, M. Lonergan, W. Edgerton, F. Lofgren, D. Horgan, D. Goodwin, M. Prior, J. MacLeod, W. Carlson. Mass confusion. The Key Club is a thirty-eight mem¬ ber, community-service organization, sponsored by the Kiwanis International. Throughout the year it has undertaken such projects as the concession stand at home football games and the organiza¬ tion of very successful Christmas and Easter parties for a Boston settlement house. In appreciation of Kiwanis’ spon¬ sorship, the Key Club held a banquet for the Kiwanis Club. The members also participated in the March of Dimes drive. In addition, the Club presented many vocational speakers, according to the members’ fields of interest. Responsi¬ ble for Key Club’s active year were its officers and Board of Directors: President, Dick Harrison; Vice-President, Nat West; Secretary, Jim Dusenbury; Treasurer, Peter Benotti; Senior Representative, An¬ dy McNeil; Junior Representative, Steve Wright; Sophomore Representative, Ned Doyle. 35 ART SERVICE CLUB First Row: Mrs. Lynch, M. Richardson, K. Stevens, C. Cros- bie, D. Sullo, S. Hettrick, C. Mahoney, L. Crowley, S. Kalfon. Second Row: J. Hendrick, M. Anagnostis, D. Weiss, P. Shack- ford, M. Audin, R. Hugenberger. This year, under the enthusiast ic direction of Mrs. Lynch, the Art Service Club of Wellesley High School has been meeting periodically to work for the promo¬ tion of various school activities. Among other things, they have provided many posters for such projects as the United Fund Drive, the Teen Recreation Parties, the new Tangent , and The Arms and the Man. The members also furnished lovely decorations for several of our dances. In addition, the club has worked hard to keep us supplied with the very necessary fire drill signs. Dennis concentrates. “And all this time they’ve been hanging upside down!” 36 BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE First Row: C. Miller, C. Crosbie, M. Levy, R. Banay, Mr. L. Fleming, D. Willmore, M. Lamarine, D. Kryter, S. Kalfon, Kamitian, P. Hettrick, C. Laine. Second Row: H. Lambro, M. P- Farley, J. Buchan, J. Fitzpatrick. Mulherin, A. McMahon, B. Heald, C. Paltrineri, E. Saunders, RED CROSS First Row: M. Hodgson, J. Cass, D. Broadbent, M. DeJon, B. Slavin. Second Row: Mrs. An¬ derson, J. Hubbell, B. Shore, L. Farnham, V. Lane, E. Loring, A. Lanza, D. Juliani. 37 BAND First Row: P. Grinnell, B. Heald, G. Varo, C. Paltrineri, C. Campana. Second Row: C. Wiggin, P. Stipe, J. Sandford, N. Bowen, C. Grinnell, N. Mason, D. Costine, R. Schofield, B. Stimets, M. Loud, S. Lower, J. Lawless. Third Row: D. Fran- goulis, J. Sicchio, L. Covati, B. DiGiandomenico, P. White, D. Buckbee, A. Campbell, J. Bird, N. Dean, B. Dick, B. Deal, J. Marshall, P. Bertocci. Fourth Row: B. Stanton, P. Juliani, B. Meyer, J. Wood, T. Brainerd, J. Childs, E. Childs, D. Chittim, M. Lucas, P. Harvey, M. Richardson, P. Machlin. Fifth Row: J. Fetchero, P. Gibson, P. Kelly, J. Metzler, H. Robinson, F. Jones, R. Bouvier, S. Chapman, S. Armstrong, G. Rideout, D. Claflin. Under the direction of Mr. Marchant and Mr. Leach, the Wellesley High School Band added im¬ measurably to the school spirit and enjoyment of this year’s very successful football season. Hard practice resulted in excellent precision drills and marching, ac¬ companied by spirited music. Spectators and players all appreciated the appropriate music provided by the band at the football games. 76 trombones minus 71. Left to Right: A. Mitchell, J. Hunt, M. Blinn, S. Drury. 38 ORCHESTRA As in previous years, the Orchestra has met twice weekly with their director, Mr. Leach, both for their own pleasure and for practice. Each week the Orches¬ tra has provided music before and after our school assemblies. In addition, the Orchestra has presented several music assemblies of its own. The members also played the accompaniment to the very successful opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors. “Now watch this one, Andy!” Competition for Jack Benny. Left to right in order of appearance: V. Murray, L. Werner, L. Olsson, J. Lyeth, J. Collier, S. Breck, C. Fitzgerald, H. Wolfe, K. Bing, C. Severance, B. Adams, D. Christainsen, P. Gilmore, W. Edgerton, J. Sandford, P. Harvey, J. Perry, L. Galbraith, L. Hansberry, M. Loud, A. Hagan, B. Bond, D. Bachrach, J. Metzler, B. Heald, J. Emerson, D. Claflin, A. Bertocci, D. Buckbee, G. Varo, G. von der Lippe, J. Hart, R. Bouvier, H. Creighton, S. Armstrong, C. Williamson, E. Dunn, J. Greathead, J. Kay, B. Stimets, J. Wood, P. Juliani, R. Nason, M. Richardson, N. Bowen. 39 GLEE First Row: K. Krall, L. Sheridan, M. Meury, P. Papps, J. Sloane, L. Fumia, K. Christensen, L. Tjernell, P. Sullivan, J. Bonifassi, R. Perkins, J. Railsback, A. Devlin. Second Row: S. Sise, C. Tibbetts, S. Thompson, D. Walsh, C. Prombain, C. Devlin, D. Craig, R. Morrison, J. Woodley, S. Burtt, B. O’Malley. Third Row: M. Thurrell, J. Frelich, D. Landon, S. Burr, J. Watson, F. Daly, P. Benotti, R. Ilg. Fourth Row: N. Naylor, P. Trowbridge, S. Parker, P. Purcell, K. Mc¬ Nutt, P. Hodgson, D. Walker, R. Bachmann. A CAPPELLA First Row: A. Bertocci, C. Tibbetts, J. Sawyer, C. Severance, L. Galbraith P. Gibson, J. Railsback, R. Perkins, E. Aldrich, D. Sullo, M. Hancourt, T. Blake. Second Row: L. Benedict, S. Copplestone, H. Barannik, S. Thompson, F. Daly, D. Idell, R. Kingsley, E. Knudson, G. Keene, C. Crigler, A. Hagan, C. Wright, Mr. Chase. Third Row: R. Fisher, S. MacMaster, L. Briggs, F. Jones, D. Walker, G. Peters, W. Bankart, J. Hunt, S. Drury, M. Drouet, M. Richardson. Fourth Row: J. Bing, M. Carroll, S. Michel, D. Beckloff, R. Bazirgan, S. Breck, E. Murray, A. Barto, N. Castellanos, J. Borries. 40 CLUB First Row: W. Powers, P. Feeney, B. Dick, J. Parker, B. Schoales, L. Taylor, J. Perkins, G. Bedford, M. Feeney. Second Row: R. Kingsley, P. Gibson, E. Zorigian, M. Duffy, N. Kelly, I. Schei, B. Sullivan. Third Row: N. West, E. Knudson, J. Wood, K. Rayner, P. Minucci, K. Sargent, V. Jones, E. May, S. Johanson. Fourth Row: B. Russ, W. Machen, W. Daly, P. Griffiths, H. Richardson, N. Herrick, J. Erskine, P. Sline. ASSEMBLY CHOIR First Row: L. Fumia, L. Tjernell, L. Benedict, A. Bertocci, L. Duffy, K. McNutt, J. Hunt, Miss Romney. Third Row: D. Lewis, J. Wood, S. Mclnnerney, D. Sullo, K. Sargent. Second Beckloff, J. Bing, S. Parker, C. Crigler, L. Taylor, M. Drouet. Row: M. Carroll, S. Thompson, R. Fisher, H. Barannik, M. 41 GIRLS’ CHORUS First Row: E. Lutz, S. Barker, B. Perlmutter, N. Cahill, E. Snyder, L. Fumia, S. Mclnnerney, S. Piper, J. Canfield, S. Dale, P. Petersen, B. Lowe, J. Belden, M. Anthony. Second Row: D. Dearborn, L. Lewis, J. Dawe, B. Jacobs, M. Dale, D. Card, D. Grandy, I. Keefe, J. Shaw, K. Baldwin, R. Cal- linan, M. Jenks, J. Collins, L. Savage, S. Clapp, J. Semple. Third Row: S. Lockwood, S. Hettrick, P. Sullivan, T. Thomp¬ son, A. Herring, P. Farley, S. Golay, D. Dustin, B. Waite, L. Lubin, N. Blood, J. Collier, J. Salatich, P. Papps, J. Ferguson, J. Schmidt. Fourth Row: C. Sharkus, C. Butler, E. Saunders, K. Stratford, B. Herring, S. Bennett, L. Butt, G. Wadsworth, L. Olsson, V. Smith, M. McMahon, J. King, J. Bonifassi, M. Dale, C. Chatel, L. Whitney, S. Adams. Mr. Chase, Director of Music Education This year, Wellesley High School was represented by many fine musical groups such as the Girls’ Chorus, the Glee Club, the A Cappella Choir, the Brads, the Harmonettes, and the Concert Jazz Band. These groups, under the direction of Miss Romney, Mr. Chase, and Mr. Leach, have put on various assemblies to enter¬ tain the students, and each performance was welcomed with hearty applause. Some of the other events in which they participated were concerts, dances, P.T.S.A. Meetings, and a Christmas party for under¬ privileged children. 42 CONCERT JAZZ BAND First Row : J. Hart, J. Kay, L. Peacock, G. Haggett, J. Childs, E. Childs. Second Row: B. Stimets, W. Machen, R. Mc¬ Cormack, B. Bond, P. Gibson, J. Wood, W. Edgerton. THE BRADS First Row: W. Machen. Sec¬ ond Row: P. Bertocci, J. Hart, S. Burtt, M. Lonergan, P. Ben- otti, H. Creighton, J. Woodley. THE HARMONETTES C. Tibbetts, C. Devlin, C. Sev¬ erance, S. Thompson, M. Car- roll, M. Thurrell, S. Michel, E. Murray, M. Duffy, L. Sheri¬ dan, S. Drury, J. Hunt. 43 ASSEMBLY CLUB AND DEVOTIONALS CLUB First Row: R. Banay, K. Rein, D. Walsh, W. Bjorn, M. Duffy, P. Trowbridge, D. Toppan, P. Hettrick. Second Row: Miss Teed, J. Wood, S. Foote, D. Wilson, A. Armstrong, T. Derder- ian, J. O’Leary, K. Schoepfer, H. Crawford, Mrs. McCurdy. Third Row: L. Galbraith, S. Drury, P. Juliani, J. Nichols, A. Lee, P. Sline, S. Chandler. HISTORY FORUM First Row: C. Waltz, L. Galbraith, M. Jenks. Second Row: C. Devlin, B. Shore, C. Butler, T. Chevone. 44 CANDIDS “They kept asking me questions.” 45 CANDIDS The American youth image. “Oh, my heavens, I gave them the wrong test ” Mrs. Warshaw makes up “lover.” “Aquf, senor” Senior prerogative. Blast off! CANDIDS “As a man of vast experience . . “Get those points!” “It’s cold up here.” A posed candid. The Virginia Reel. 47 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: C. Crosbie, J. Cass, N. Brown, R. Banay, Mr. Andrew, D. Toppan, C. Tibbetts. Second Row: A. Lanza, L. Butt, S. Bennett, J. Griffin, D. Buckbee, H. Wolf, A. Fritz, K. O’Hara. SCIENCE QUIZ TEAM First Row: W. Stewart, C. Reynolds, R. Chandler, J. Kay, R. Carlson. Second Row: C. .Bar¬ rett, R. Camerini, D. Norton, J. Hart, M. Satterthwaite. 48 WISEWELL SCIENCE CLUB First Row: R. Thibodeau, J. Macdonald, J. Stanwood, J. De- Turk, L. Collyer, J. Marshall, P. Walker, W. Stewart, R. Thur- rell, M. Harbarger, R. Camerini, S. Thurber. Second Row: C. Reynolds, B. Stott, M. Bentley, R. Steegstra, D. Walker, D. Norton, J. Kay, C. Barrett, W. Petersen, S. Egan, B. Stoadley, W. Battilana, F. Thompson, D. Meissner, R. Chandler, D. Claf- lin, R. Carlson. Mr. D’Aniello, Head of our Science Department. The Wisewell Science Club, under the direction of Mr. D’Aniello, affords science-minded students many opportunities to obtain and share scientific ideas, to experience phenomena, and to solve presented problems through cooperative effort. This year the club has had speakers such as Bob Copeland of W.B.Z., who spoke on meteorology, and Mr. William of the town of Wellesley, who spoke on bird banding. The club also sponsors the Science Fair and the Science Quiz Team and is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America Association. This year’s projects were studying conservation in Wellesley, giving lectures in the elementary schools, and helping with the bird census. Nice rock you have there. 49 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: C. Tibbetts, S. Bogart, C. Severance, J. Kirkham, K. Krall, S. Thompson, J. Dacey, M. Carroll, S. Bennett, M. Duffy, K. Schoepfer, S. Sise, M. Jenks, K. Rayner, P. Trowbridge. Second Row: D. Frangoulis, P. Bertocci, K. Sar¬ gent, A. Hagan, G. von der Lippe, R. Coleman, P. Mear, D. Norton, L. Sheridan, B. Gikis, N. Deane, K. Bing, C. Devlin, E. Adams. Third Row: L. Dean, S. Kalfon, A. Arnold, S. Michel, R. Bennison, D. Idell, J. Hart, R. Trefry, W. Giese, R. Anderson, J. Metzler, E. Ireland, W. Machen, D. Camer- ini, R. Woltmann, H. Creighton, R. Zaragoza, P. Benotti, N. Herrick, E. Murray. Fourth Row: S. Piper, C. Davis, H. Wolf, K. Sykes, S. Gulick, S. Frazee, R. Parker, A. Lee, J. Childs, T. Derderian, M. Satterthwaite, C. Montgomery, T. Nadas, M. Gilmore, A. Holmes, L. Savage, Mr. Lundgren. “Congratulations!” This year sixty-six Seniors and Juniors were inducted into the Wellesley Chapter of the National Honor So¬ ciety by Mr. Lundgren, the faculty sponsor. These stu¬ dents were selected by the faculty because they ranked high in scholarship, leadership, and school citizenship. The Reverend John Wallace, as guest speaker from the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church, not only con¬ gratulated the society members but als o reminded them in his speech, “To be Honored—or to Honor,” that such honors are accompanied by many responsibilities. “Higher level” of learning. 50 SCIENCE FAIR Science Fair Winners: J. Perry, F. Carlson, G. von der Lippe, F. Thompson, B. Meyer, D. Norton, C. Wiggin, S. Parker, J. Hart. Look at those toothpaste smiles. Under the direction of Mr. D’Aniello, Head of the Science Department, this year’s Science Fair was one of a long line of notable school accomplishments. The fair contained over 130 exhibits concerning such diverse topics as “The Toxic Effects of Hexylene Glycol,” “Entomology,” and “Aerodynamics.” Of these entries, the first place winners in each field were selected to com¬ pete in the state and regional science fairs. Many thanks go to the Science Fair Committee for their hard work on this project. No caption necessary. “. . . and they make wonderful pets.” 51 CHEERLEADERS First Row: K. Rayner, Captain. Second Row: S. Burr, I. Keefe, C. Crosbie, P. Minucci, K. Doran, L. Lewis, S. Holley, E. Aldrich. TWIRLERS First Row: C. Paltrineri, C. Campana, P. Grinnell, B. Heald, Perkins, D. Donahue, S. Pope, B. Richardson, D. Sullo, L. Captain. Second Row: C. Keiser, H. Cassoli, J. Salatich, J. Savage, D. Card, J. Dawe, P. Whitcomb. 54 PEP CLUB 128 Strong. RALLY COMMITTEE First Row: M. Levy, B. Herring, J. Wood, P. Sline, J. Fitz¬ patrick. Second Row: H. Lambro, M. Feeney, N. O’Neil, E. Snyder, S. Shaw, J. Tyler, G. Dunakin, M. Mulherin, P. Peter¬ son. Third Row: C. Kelly, K. Kenny, G. Snow, G. Bruns, T. Amerman, J. Picardi, C. Chatel, P. Linton, A. Lanza, L. Tjernell. 55 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: K. Manning, G. Bruns, R. Connolly, R. Nurczynski, T. Devereux, Mr. Kerivan, R. Stevens. Third Row: W. Bank- A. McNeil, M. Mastro, M. Lonergan, K. Winn, L. Palmer, T. art, S. Wright, R. Ilg, P. Dalton, R. Belforti, J. Pignatiello, J. O’Keefe. Second Row: Mr. Certuse, J. MacLeod, R. MacBey, MacLeod, R. Miller, W. Bjorn. P. Murphy, C. Cossick, R. Edmonds, R. Harrison, P. Benotti, Our Co-captains, Andy and Mike. With the aid of rabbits’ feet, the 1961 Red Raiders swept undefeated through their nine-game season. Led by their powerful line, perhaps the best in the state, and supported by a bruising backfield, the Raiders’ at¬ tack, averaging over 400 yards per game, outsqored their opponents 206-80. Combining a dynamic offense with a stalwart defense, Wellesley overwhelmed such opponents as Natick, 18-12; Norwood, 30-12; Hing- ham, 40-24; Walpole, 26-0; and our traditional rival, Needham, 24-0. In the post-season polls, Wellesley captured all Bay State honors, placing the following players on the official Bay State All Star Team: center, George Bruns; guards, Mike Lonergan and Craig Evans; tackles, Mike Mastro and Andy McNeil; end, Joe Pignatiello; quarterback, Bob MacBey; fullback, Another Needham player bites the dust. 56 JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: D. Burtt, C. Spencer, R. Wier, J. Ciesluk, E. Doyle, D. Campion, P. Mutrie, W. Sheridan. Second Row: Mr. McDermott, D. Hanna, J. Solomon, R. Noonan, V. Trubi- ani, M. Crowe, R. Stratton, J. Mercer, G. Taylor, E. Allison, R. Amesbury, K. Hurley, Mr. Keefe. Third Row: R. Maxwell, R. Kent, W. Kerivan, C. Keenan, J. DiMaggio, W. Carlson, J. Hauser, T. Gillis, J. Chapman, G. Peek, K. Fitzgibbons, P. Spears. Tom O’Keefe; and halfback, Ray Ilg. Quarterback Bob MacBey received the most valuable player award from the VFW Post of Wellesley. Further honors were bestowed later upon Mike Mastro, who was named to the All-Scholastic and All-American teams, and upon Tom O’Keefe and Ray Ilg, who placed first and second respectively, in the race for the scoring crown. Coach John Certuse captured “Coach of the Year” honors. The Coaching Staff: Mr. Kerivan, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Cer¬ tuse, Mr. Keefe Could this be a jump ball? 57 Andy McNeil, tackle Mike Lonergan, guard Howie Creighton, defensive back Kevin Winn, end Pat Murphy, halfback Rick Connolly, guard John MacLeod, tackle Bob MacBey, quarterback Carl Cossick, halfback Craig Evans, guard 58 Lin Palmer, guard Mike Mastro, tackle Tom Devereux, halfback Dick Harrison, halfback Roy Edmonds, back George Bruns, center Pete Benotti, defensive back Ken Manning, halfback Tom O’Keefe, fullback Bob Nurczynski, end 59 SOCCER First Row: R. Moore, D. Darlington, J. McCabe, J. Yahres, F. Edmands, R. Griffin, J. Metzler, Captain; J. Wood, D. Hor- gan, B. Blaney, R. Kingsley, M. Audin. Second Row: L. Rip¬ ley, Manager; J. Varrasso, J. Dusenbury, E. Garron, L. Brown, T. Doyle, R. Gallerani, G. Crowther, K. Fraser, J. Davis, R. Stanwood, C. Collins, P. Penndorf, P. Gallerani, D. Morin, Mr. Dodge, Coach . Third Row: R. Houlihan, H. Kelsch, F. Birk, C. Kenny, E. Nahass, J. Talmadge, J. De- Turk, R. Steegstra, W. Petersen, B. Andrew, R. McCormack, J. Brew, D. Lyman, S. Frazee. Soccer proved to be a very popular sport again this year when many boys appeared on the field for try¬ outs. Captained by J. A. Metzler, the team practiced every fall afternoon under the direction of their coach, Mr. Dodge, who is new to Wellesley High School this year. Soccer games were held after school in the after¬ noon. Although the season got off to an excellent start, it did not fulfill its original promise, and the team had a record of five wins and six losses. Of all the team members, Pete Penndorf was the highest scorer. The final game, played against Needham, was a particu¬ larly exciting one which ran into extra time and re¬ sulted in a very close score, as the Wellesley team lost to Needham by a single point. 60 In exactly three milliseconds you will see a demonstration of Newton’s Third Law of Mo¬ tion. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Mr. Kjeldsen. Second Row: A. Devlin, R. Woltmann, B. Bond, W. Edgerton, D. Norton, D. Goodwin, J. Martin, R. Grainger. I came; I saw; I fled. The 1961 Cross Country Team had one of the most successful seasons in recent years. Mr. Kjeldsen, coach, and David Norton, this year’s captain, led an outstand¬ ing team to an impressive number of wins. Several underclassmen, including Joel Martin, Artie Devlin, and Bill Edgerton, consistently placed first or second, and, along with the returning lettermen, contributed to this fine record. Facing extremely stiff competition because it was in Class B, the team showed great promise for next year. Our captain in action. 61 Stop breathing for 15 seconds. sn i iiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiii 7 GIRLS’ GYM TEAM —Front Row: M. Davis, M. Smith. Second Row: Mrs. Kjeldsen, L. Benedict, N. Nichols, D. Dean, S. Chandler, S. Clapp, V. Edmonds. Third Row: S. 62 Young, L. Fumia, M. Anthony, C. Holland, T. Chevone, M. Hendrickson. SHOW The Bamboo Dance. BOYS’ GYM TEAM —First Row: T. Steeves, R. Edmonds, A. J. Davis, M. Haughey, R. Carlson, B. Mills, J. Dusenbury, Lee, R. Cononi, R. Russell. Second Row: S. Sargent, L. Baker, Mr. Kjeldsen. 63 FIELD HOCKEY First Row: M. Lapine, A. Mitchell, N. Castellanos, P. Het- trick, B. Deal, G. Bedford, C. Connery, V. Jones, S. Breck, N. Deane, S. McGuane, E. Dyer. Second Row: Mrs. Worgan, Miss Copley, K. Christensen, R. Banay, E. Adams, S. Bowen, The object is to hit slightly above the shin guard. K. Brines, J. Collier, E. Knowles, A. Wilson, N. Jameson, I. Schei. Third Row: E. Johnson, J. Bean, N. Tucker, J. Abbey, N. Nichols, E. Durell, S. Parker, P. Whittemore, B. McGuire, B. Sullivan, S. Vines, S. Harrod, J. Sawyer, P. Schirmer. The Varsity Field Hockey Team, coached by Miss Copley and captained by Charlotte Connery, prac¬ ticed hard every day after school to rebound from the loss of their first four games and ended the season with two victories. Special recognition should be given to the outstanding performances of Bambi Adams, for¬ ward, and Barbara Deal, goalie. The record of the Junior Varsity, coached by Mrs. Worgan and led by Captain Gail Bedford, holds great promise for future Wellesley Field Hockey teams. The Hockey Twist. 64 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First Row: L. Crowley, G. Rupp, E. Johnson, M. DeJon, D. Sullivan, M. Curtin. Third Row: Mrs. Worgan, P. Purcell, S. Juliani, A. Isaacson, S. Lownds, F. Volpi. Second Row: S. Me- Bennett, L. Livingston, J. Paltrineri, K. Clapp, A. Barto, N. Guane, M. Sallinger, F. Campana, M. Hancourt, C. Davis, B. Blood, D. Donnelly, M. Galvin, A. Whittemore, Miss Condon. McGuire, K. Schoepfer, S. Bowen, H. Cassoli, E. Cassoli, B. The Girls’ Basketball Team, under the experienced eye of Mrs. Worgan, emerged with a commendable record for the season. The Varsity squad, led by captains Karen Schoepfer and Sheila Bowen, revealed exceptional skill in both defensive and offensive play. Throughout the entire season they con¬ trolled the backboards, each player performing to perfection. The team consisted of experienced seniors and underclassmen who demonstrated marked ability. The J.V. squad, captained by Martha Sallinger and Joan Paltrineri, worked hard and improved greatly with each game. Both squads relied on ex¬ ceptional team work and skill to make this season a most suc¬ cessful one. Flo uses her height to advantage. “No, you don’t.” 65 BOYS ' BASKETBALL Modern dance? The 1962 Basketball team, coached by Merrill Berg¬ strom, assisted by Hugo Rossi, showed strong prospects for an outstanding team next year, with a large part of its lineup returning. Throughout this year, the team was sparked by the play of Co-captain Bob Rossi, the leading scorer in the Bay State League, and Senior Co-captain Bob Cronin. The high point of the season was the defeat suffered by the league-leading Need¬ ham team at the hands of the Wellesley Red Raiders. High jumpers. First Row: N. West, R. Ilg, R. Cronin, R. Rossi, J. Pignatiello, son, W. Edgerton, P. Dalton, P. Edmunds, R. Dennen, G. E. Nahass, F. Magnus. Second Row: Mr. Bergstrom, R. John- Kerivan, Mr. Rossi. 66 ICE HOCKEY First Row: R. Forster, R. Coleman, K. Winn, B. Jones, P. cer, J. Ciesluk, J. Hines, D. Lyman, E. Doyle, E. Allison, T. Murphy, R. Connolly, R. Bennison, T. Doyle. Second Row: Giese, E. Houlihan, Mr. Hines. Mr. Scannell, P. Gallerani, W. Carlson, R. Gallerani, J. Mer- Our Ice Hockey Team, made up of approximately twenty members, held practices whenever possible— mornings, afternoons, evenings—at various skating rinks around Greater Boston. This year’s co-captains were goalie, Pat Murphy, and center, Barry Jones. Under the coaching of Mr. Hines and with the help of Mr. Scannell, the team had a very successful season and received much popular support. The game with Walpole was an unusually exciting one, resulting in a tie score. Co-captain Barry Jones proved to be one of the top scorers in the Bay State League. Forster goes to work. Co-captains Pat Murphy and Barry Jones. 67 SKI TEAM First Row: G. Bedford, I. Schei, P. Whitcomb, K. Sargent, A. Wallace, C. Wright, J. Collier, S. Vines. Second Row: P. Penn- dorf, J. Dusenbury, J. Marshall, J. Woodley, M. Zeller, F. The Ski Club, again sponsored by Mr. Lorett, was one of the largest clubs in the school with a member¬ ship of two hundred. Formed mainly for recreational skiing, the club took trips to New Hampshire and local ski resorts, and also sponsored a racing team, which Birk, R. Kingsley, B. Andrew, B. Blaney, J. Metzler, G. Peters, F. Lofgren. had more candidates this year than in previous years. The great response to this club showed how the interest in skiing has grown in Wellesley. Officers were Mary Hancourt, president; Sally Breck, treasurer; Connie Crosbie, secretary. SKI CLUB First Row: J. Dawe, P. Whitcomb, E. Johnson, E. Lutz, B. Lowe, L. Schirmer, C. Gooley, J. Shaw, P. Peterson, A. Nolan, J. Doyle, L. Lewis, G. Dunakin, A. Tutino, N. O’Neill, K. Gulbrandsen, A. Wallace, M. Mulherin. Second Row: S. Sar¬ gent, L. Benedict, C. Bennison, B. Perlmutter, L. Savage, D. Bachrach, R. Banay, K. Sargent, J. Perkins, L. Crowley, C. Davis, C. Crosbie, M. Hancourt, K. Lane, K. Stratford, D. Sullo, J. Wood, M. Thomas, N. Bowen, A. Bertocci, N. Hein- baugh, J. Marshall, P. Machlin. Third Row: J. Dusenbury, B. Gray, J. McKean, G. Bedford, I. Schei, E. Stier, T. Amer- man, M. Richardson, J. Neher, M. Anagnostis. S. Vines, S. Johanson, D. Wilmore, P. Whittemore, L. Lord, P. Hettrick, A. Barto, P. White, S. Pope, C. Chatel, L. Taylor, C. Wright, J. Collier, M. Birkett, V. Brattin, P. Schirmer, M. Zeller. Fourth Row: A. Campbell, A. Achmat, P. Penndorf, J. Wood- ley, R. Gutman, S. Armstrong, F. Rust, F. Birk, W. Picardi, B. Andrew, G. Williams, B. Blaney, W. Schlener, G. Peters, F. Lofgren, D. Edel, J. Metzler, M. Mastro, T. O’Keefe, R. Costine, P. Edmunds, P. Mear, R. Bloomfield, G. Crowther, S. Burtt, R. Kingsley, P. Kelley, W. Bankart. 68 SWIMMING TEAM First Row: B. Gikis, M. Mastro, P. Mear, L. Covati, Mr. Mear. Second Row: J. Hoppock, P. Penndorf, E. Vila, H. Creighton, R. Harrison, T. O’Keefe, C. Mors, J. Watson, R. Taintor, J. Macredie, D. Edel, P. Griffiths. Third Row: K. Fitzgibbons, D. Irving, D. Hanna, J. Lewis, D. Frost, J. Anderson, J. Mun- ro, B. Kelley, R. Moore, D. Burtt, D. Hanson, B. Gray, D. Withers, B. Mear, J. Capron. Mike waits for his turn. The Swimming Team under the leadership of Coach Mear has struck a unique balance this year. It has two excellent boys for each event. The team is strong in the butterfly with Pete Mear and Dick Watson, in the back stroke with Howie Creigh¬ ton and Bob Taintor, in the individual medley with Pete Penn¬ dorf and Pete Mear, in the free style with Dave Edel and Paul Griffiths, and in diving with Mike Mastro, Dan Irving and Don Withers. Near-sighted? 69 WRESTLING TEAM “In two minutes you will be a pretzel!” Joel breaks out. In spite of a slow start, the 1962 Wellesley High School Varsity Wrestling Team made a fine comeback for a very successful season. After having been de¬ feated narrowly by Roxbury Latin School, the team won the match against Weymouth. Mr. Dodge, in his first year as wrestling coach, had a great varsity team, consisting of eleven boys, and combining excellent skill with strength. Several seniors consistently won matches for the squad. These included Andy McNeil, Ken Manning, Pete Benotti, and Roger Bloomfield, all of whom also placed at the A.A.U. meet held in Boston. First Row: A. Devlin, J. Martin, K. Hurley, R. Woltmann, P. Benotti, K. Manning, R. Bloomfield, R. Stratton, D. Claflin, J. MacLeod, A. McNeil. Second Row: Mr. Dodge, P. Esposito, 70 J. Gagnon, G. Williams, B. Stoadley, R. Grainger, P. Cononi, F. Edmands, E. Beal, M. Lonergan, H. Kelsch, R. Simone, G. Murphy, C. Wiggin, J. MacDonald, G. Varo, H. Crawford. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL First Row: J. Russell, A. Wilson, J. Hamilton, A. Isaacson, A. Mitchell, K. O’Har a. Third Row: H. Connors, S. Lower, G. Bedford, S. Bowen, S. Lownds, C. Long. Second Row: S. N. Deane, C. Cogswell, M. McMahon, S. McGuane, S. Furlong. Weaver, C. Connery, M. Thomas, E. Cassoli, C. Fitzgerald, “It’s a bird . . .!” During the spring about sixty girls met one afternoon a week to play intramural softball because there were no league games scheduled. These games, four in num¬ ber, were supervised by Mrs. Wanless. If a girl at¬ tended three or four of the afternoon games, she re¬ ceived intramural credit for the year. The four teams, without much glory or acknowledgment, played hard and well. Whoa there! 71 TRACK First Row: M. Prior, G. Bruns, K. Winn, A. McNeil, L. Palm¬ er, R. Bloomfield, K. Jones, J. Hart. Second Row: Mr. McDer¬ mott, R. Grainger, S. Frazee, K. Manning, E. Rooney, K. Kuske, C. Cossick, B. Gilbert, T. Steeves, J. Davis, R. Viola, Mr. Certuse. “He went that-a-way.” The 1961 Spring Track Team finished this year’s season with an outstanding record of victories. Coached by Mr. Certuse, one of the swiftest teams in many years placed high in the Bay State League, piling up win after win in an exciting season. Many outstanding members of the Class of 1962 participated in this sport, and the team as a whole took part in many excit¬ ing meets with close finishes. What do I do now? 72 GOLF TEAM First Row: P. Yarbrough, V. Juliani, L. Madden, D. Hanlon. Second Row: Mr. Simone, R. O’Brien, R. Gard, J. Hauser, D. Horgan, D. Goodwin, J. Straub, P. Gibson. Mr. Simone demonstrates. With the return of many exceptional golfers, the Golf Team achieved a successful season, winning over half of its matches. Although the boys had little time to practice together and had to rely on their own expe¬ rience, they played excellent matches, each boy com¬ peting in his match with notable precision and sensible play. In the last few years, the Golf Team, under Coach Simone, has grown tremendously, and it is ex¬ pected that over twenty boys will be members again next season. Their skill, spirit, and love for the game are indeed noteworthy and account for the winning season. “Now, all we need is a ball.” 73 BASEBALL First Row: G. Kerivan, R. Rossi, R. Ilg. Second Row: T. O’Keefe, R. Cronin, R. MacBey, Mr. Kerivan. The 1961 Red Raiders compiled one of the best records in the annals of Wellesley High baseball his¬ tory, while winning 13 games and losing 3 over the regular Bay State League season. The Raiders went on to the Eastern Massachusetts Class “A” Tourna¬ ment and set back a strong Durfee High team 7-4; Fairhaven two days later, 6-5; and under a 100 degree sun squeezed home the winning run in the 12th inning to defeat Boston Latin 4-3. In the finals against Brock¬ ton, the once powerful bats of Wellesley were at last silenced, and Brockton emerged victorious 3-0 for the Class “A” championship. “Balance” was the mark of the 1961 Raiders. The brilliant pitching of George Kerivan was supported by A winning catch. Ned Sherry and Jack Andrew. Co-captain Wally Carle- ton, Shaun Fitzmaurice, and Bart Jealous gave Welles¬ ley one of the finest outfields any high school has ever assembled for speed, power, and desire. Wellesley’s infield, sparked by Co-captain Dick Hy¬ son, consisted of Bob Cronin, Bob MacBey, and Bob Rossi. Ray Ilg gave the Red Raiders a stalwart back¬ stop. George Kerivan was the leading pitcher and was named to the All-Scholastic Team. Shaun Fitzmaurice went on to be selected for the Hearst Sand-Lot All Stars to play in Yankee Stadium. After batting .666, including a home run, he was selected as the outstanding high school player in the country. One, two, three, kick! 74 LACROSSE First Row: E. Dyer, S. Kalfon, D. Kryter, S. Breck, J. Griffin, Isaacson, A. Wilson, C. Connery. Third Row: J. Sawyer, A. P. Hettrick, N. Deane, N. Castellanos. Second Row: Mrs. Mitchell, N. Blood, S. McGuane, K. Houde, S. Golay, M. Wanless, T. Chevone, S. Lownds, M. McRann, M. Blinn, A. Hancourt. Boarding house reach. “Take that, and that!’’ Although Lacrosse just recently has been added to our spring sports schedule, over forty girls participated in the many games and play-days. Since all games were coached, the girls were able to increase their skills and techniques. Mrs. Worgan arranged scrim¬ mages with neighboring schools, including Weston, the Cambridge School of Weston, and Winchester, but the teams were composed of girls from both schools in order to distribute the more skilled players. Since the team was so enthusiastic and gained such an active knowledge of the game, it is hoped that many more games can be scheduled for the future. 75 BOYS’ TENNIS First Row: S. Burtt, J. Farnum, B. Blaney. Second Row: N. West, B. Giese, R. Gunwaldsen. D. Woltmann. Where does it hurt most? The Boys’ Tennis Team again completed the season with an undefeated record. In addition, they enjoyed the distinction of never having lost a set in competition with Bay State League teams. For the second straight year, Wellesley was the leader in the Bay State League, and, after winning the Eastern Massachusetts Cham¬ pionship, emerged victorious from the New England competition. Credit should be given to the hard-work¬ ing coach, Mr. Andrew, who so often has led Welles¬ ley’s teams to successful seasons. Ultra-sonic speed. 76 GIRLS’ TENNIS First Row: J. Wood, R. Banay, E. Adams, M. Birkett. Second Row: Miss Copley, K. Sargent, K. Schoepfer, G. von der Lippe, M. Furman, J. Collier, M. Gilmore, K. Goonan. The Girls’ Tennis Team, coached by Miss Copley, finished a most successful season with a 5-2 record, defeating such rivals as Framingham, Natick, Dedham, Braintree, and Norwood. Consistent win¬ ners were Bambi Adams, Karen Sargent, and Judy Wood. The irresistible force meets the immovable object. “The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la . . 77 SetUwte STEVE BURTT President THE CLASS OF 1962 JOHN HART Treasurer RAY BENNISON Vice-President BETTY GENE HERRING Secretary The heads get together. 80 SENIOR COUNCIL BjP tl f Ik; m 1 ftBK wj - ftfc= jft r 4 f : v 1 m mu • vi | A LffWi- (■ r rn n ML Iff V ■ sW r’iH I m yP .. l k “— «— A. •. ' •tvJ j • MM 3 «H 7- 1 1 m u mmm J mm . wmm tlJSSSaBSSr ! a m mmmmtmmi faTi a. • ' ■■■� « L v. P 1 farr y 4 tl Iky jwS It t a | ' J i 1 First Row: J. Hart, S. Burtt, R. Bennison, B. Herring. Second Row: J. Tyler, I. Schei, M. Anagnostis, G. Walchli, M. Prior, J. Metzler, L. Livingston, K. Sargent, C. Crosbie, K. Rayner. Third Row: R. Zaragoza, T. Doyle, G. Bruns, R. Costine, W. Giese, J. Qazi, R. Har¬ rison. Sarge expresses an opinion. Why so pensive, Miss Herring? 81 SENIOR BEST LOOKING: Constance Crosbie Thomas O’Keefe MOST VERSATILE: Karen Rayner Howard Creighton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Karen Sargent Richard Zaragoza WITTIEST: Betty Gene Herring Roger Bloomfield 82 BEST GROOMED: Josette Cunnan Michael Prior SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC: Elizabeth Adams Michael Mastro MOST DEPENDABLE: Ann Hagan Stephen Burtt FRIENDLIEST: Judith Wood Hugh Crawford CAREER GIRL: Lois Giovanella BUSINESS MAN: David Idell BEST STUDENT: Lauren Sheridan Emory Ireland 83 “I could have danced all night.” “Personally, I prefer lemonade.” THE ROYAL COURT— Duchess , Connie Crosbie; Queen, Karen Rayner; King, Ray Bennison; Duke, Tom O’Keefe. Mob scene. 84 Ils sonttres chic. The Grand March. 85 ARMS AND THE MAN First Row: R. Bloomfield, S. Sise, S. Burtt, J. Macredie. Second Row: A. Hagan, M. Cass, P. Mear, Mr. Fitzsimmons. Third Row: B. Gress, M. Fitzgerald. “My hero.” “Mother, what’s so funny?” 86 Work on the senior class play was actually begun in June of 1961 when the Play Selection Committee started considering plays. The final choice was Ber¬ nard Shaw’s Arms and the Man, which was produced on Saturday, December 9, 1961, at the Senior High School Auditorium. The characters were very well por¬ trayed by Mary Cass as Raina Petkoff, Bonnie Gress as Catherine Petkoff, Sally Sise as Louka, Peter Mear as Captain Bluntshli, John Macredie as a Russian Of¬ ficer, Stephen Burtt as Nicola, Michael Fitzgerald as Major Paul Petkoff, and Roger Bloomfield as Major Sergius Saranoff. The action of this three-act play takes place at Major Petkoff’s home in a small Bul¬ garian town during and after the time of the Bulgarian war with Serbia in 1885. Arms and the Man is a delightful comedy woven around the escape of a Serbian mercenary, Captain Bluntschli—the “chocolate cream soldier,” who would rather fill his pockets with chocolate than with ammu¬ nition during battle. The audience was entirely ab¬ sorbed watching Raina fall in love with Captain Blunt¬ schli, while her betrothed, Major Saranoff, discovered he loved Louka, and Louka loved Major Saranoff in¬ stead of Nicola, her betrothed. The capable direction of Mr. Fitzsimmons and the hard work of all who participated provided a high point of entertainment for the Class of 1962. Rush ’in strategy! It would be easier, Betty, if you took your foot off it! “Mmm, chocolates!” “ Q uick! Alka-Seltzer! ” 87 ELIZABETH GRANGER ADAMS Bambi . . . Enjoys sailing . . . National Honor Society . . . Violinist in Greater Boston Youth Symphony . . . Varsity Field Hockey and Tennis . . . A joy to know. MARIANTHE HELEN ANAGNOSTIS Perky . . . Wellesleyan Art Editor . . . Art Service Club . . . Annual Member of Stu¬ dent Council . . . Faithful follower of Ski Club . . . Girls’ Chorus as Sophomore and Junior . . . Keen interest in art. JAMES L. BAKER Larry . . . Manager of our Gym Team in his Senior year . . . Enjoys all sports . . . Hard-working ... An eager fan of all Wellesley High School activities . Alert and unassuming. SUSAN GAYLE ADAMS Suzi ... A peppy member ■ of the Pep Club as a Senior . . . Rally Committee in her Junior year . . . School spir¬ it .. . Won an art exhibit honor in her Senior year . . . Loves water skiing. ROBERT ANDERSON Bob . . . Came to us in his Senior Year from Clearwa¬ ter, Florida ... A member of the Varsity Track Team . . . Key Club . . . Math Club . . . French Club Sedate and friendly. CHARLES ALEXANDER Charlie . . . Transferred to Wellesley Senior High School from Illinois . . . Has an enterprising interest in cars . . . Especially enjoys buying and working on cars and then selling them Carefree and casual. ALBERT EDWARD ARMSTRONG, JR. Bert ... Has a good speak¬ ing voice that is put to use at the right times . . . De- votionals Committee ... A good sense of humor . . . Debating Club . . . Band . . . Likes to work on his car ... A great guy. “My, what big feet you have. Grandma.” WILLIAM ROBERT ALLISON Harvard Book Award Spent Senior year abroad in Germany . . . Band . . . Boys 1 Chorus . . . National Merit Semi-Finalist . . .Na¬ tional Honor Society as a Junior. ABIGAIL ARNOLD Gay . . . Member of the American Field Service for three years ... An accom¬ plished equestrian ... Fi¬ nancial Council in Senior year ... Ski Club as Soph¬ omore, Junior, and Senior . . . Loves her weekends in New Hampshire. JOAN ELLEN BAKER Joni . . . Welcomed south¬ ern belle from Nashville, Tennessee . . . Dramatic Club in Tennessee . . . Red Cross . . . Pep Club . . . En¬ joys swimming . . . Athletic . . . Always surrounded by activity. 88 MARIA BALDINI Bulletin Board Committee . . . Keenly interested in tennis and dressmaking . . . A good cook ... Is willing to help out at any time . . . A really sweet girl to know. DAVID G. BARBER Honor Roll student ... A member of the History Fo¬ rum . . . Ready smile . . . Photography Editor of our Wellesleyan . . . Has a cap¬ tivating personality . . . Does well in whatever he undertakes . . . Very de¬ pendable. GAIL BEDFORD Gail . . . Captain of the Ski Team as a Junior and Sen¬ ior .. . Gym Show . . . Cap¬ tain of Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team . . . Pep Club and Rally Committees Bulletin Board Committee . . . Ski Club . . . Depend¬ able worker. “What do you mean, the first race doesn’t count?” ALLEN BARTHOLOMAY Has received several awards for excellence in art . . . Member of the Art Service Club . . . Loyal member of the Wellesleyan Art Staff . . . Has served on many decora¬ tions committees . . . Super artist. SUSAN HUBBARD BENNETT Sue . . . Ski Club in her Junior and Senior years . . . J.V. Basketball in 1961 . . . Honor Roll . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Served on the Financial Council two years . . . Pep Club . . . Ca¬ pable. . . Fun. ANN A. BARTO Field Hockey . . . J.V. Bas¬ ketball as a Junior ... A Cappella Choir . . . Glee Club . . . American Field Service Council . . . Inter¬ ested in skiing and ice skat¬ ing .. . Member of Ski Club . . . Pep Club . . . Typ¬ ist for our Wellesleyan. RAYMOND EARL BENNISON Ray . . . Our Senior Class Vice-President . . . Sopho¬ more Class President . . . Student Council . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Hock¬ ey Team . . . Honor Roll . . . A great asset to our class . . . High ideals . . . Versatile . . . Indispensable. ROBERTA LEE BANAY Berta . . . Engaging person¬ ality . . . Bradford . . .Win¬ ner in Student Government Day elections . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Presi¬ dent of Future Teachers of America . . . Varsity Field Hockey as a Senior . . . Vi¬ vacious. ELIOT C. BEAL A hard-working Dance Committee memb er . . . Has an interest in all school sports, especially wrestling . . . Is there anyone who hasn’t seen that terrific 193 1 Model A Ford? PETER BENOTTI Pete . . . Varsity Football . . . Key Club Treasurer . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Honor Roll . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Interested in athletics and science . Outgoing . . . Sincere . An asset to any group. 89 MARK C. M. BENTLEY One of the most amiable members of our Senior Class . . . An amateur radio enthusiast for many years . . Contributes to many school activities . . . Inter¬ ested in many sports . . , Wisewell Science Club . A champion bowler. PAUL BERTOCCI Angelo . . . Brad . . . Glee Club as a Senior . . . Band for three years ... Na¬ tional Honor Society in Jun¬ ior year . . . Junior Class Treasurer ... A member of A.F.S. . . . Honor Roll for three years . . . Versatile and admired. KRISTI R. BING Kris . . . Member of Or¬ chestra, Ski Club. and American Field Service Council during her Sopho¬ more, Junior, and Senior years . . . Gym Show . . . Lacrosse . . . Field Hockey . National Honor Society as a Junior. ROGER BENNETT BLOOMFIELD Varsity Soccer . . . Varsity Track . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Avid hunter and fisher¬ man . . . Quite the javelin hurler . . . Witty and casual . . . Always laughing ... A sports enthusiast . . . Happy- go-lucky. WESLEY BJORN Wes or Wellesley . . . Mem¬ ber of the Swimming Team in his Sophomore year Able Chairman of the Stage Crew . . . Manager of our Football Team . . . Enjoys playing his electric guitar . . . Genial. SUSAN T. BOGART Sue ... Ski Club . . . Mod¬ ern Dance Group . . . Al¬ ways on the Honor Roll . . . Captain of the Season Tick¬ et Drive . . . American Field Service Council En¬ tertainment Chairman . . Senior Play Committee Petite and sweet. DEMSE B LAN DING Showcase Committee as a Sophomore . . Member of the History Forum in her Senior year . . . Hard work¬ er .. . Dresses well . . . Sin¬ cere and always willing to help out . . . Cordial to ev¬ eryone. BRUCE A. BOND Active . . . Dependable A Varsity Cross Country letter man . . . Enjoys trav¬ eling and camping ... An annual member of the Band, Orchestra, and Ambassa¬ dors . . . Has his eyes on the music world. MICHELLE L. BLINN Michey . . . Faithful mem¬ ber of our Dance Commit¬ tees . . . Gracious . . . En¬ joys horseback riding . . . Member of Color Guard . . . Interested in all sports . . . Stunning, long, blond hair . . . Always happy and cheerful. SHEILA M. BOWEN J.V. Hockey and Varsity Basketball in her Junior and Senior years . . . Gym Show as a Sophomore . . . Pep Club, Senior Year . . . A.F.S. as a Junior and Senior Never a dull moment. 90 PATRICIA A. BOYLE Pat . . . Honor Roll student . . . Gym Show performer . . . Member of the Pep Club . . . Senior Play Com¬ mittee . . . A.F.S. supporter . . . Tennis fan . . . Always has a deep concern for oth¬ ers ... A sincere friend. GEORGE A. BRUNS Football for three years and a valuable member of our victorious Varsity Football Team . . . Football All- Scholastic recogaition, 1961 . . . Student Council as a Senior . . . Sports-minded . . Handsome, rugged good looks. RUSSELL G. BULLEN Russ . . . Quiet and sincere . . . Likes rugged, outdoor life . . . Enjoys all types of skiing . . . Mechanically in¬ clined . . . Successfully puts cars together . . . Good ath¬ lete Conscientious worker. jf ■ £ J SARAH A. BRECK Sally . . . Varsity Hockey for two years . . . Varsity Lacrosse . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Wonderful athlete . . . Played piano in orchestra for three years ... A Cap- pella . . . A.F.S. . . . Treas¬ urer of Ski Club as a Sen¬ ior .. . Loves music. GRETCHEN H. BRUNS Member of the Financial Council . . . Supporter of the Pep Club . . . A.F.S. in Sophomore and Junior years . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Art Service Committee . . . Friendly smile . . . Active and capable . . Avid W.H.S. supporter. DALET. BROADBEST Girls’ Chorus . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Deco¬ rations Committee for many of our dances . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Gold Key in Scholastic Art Con¬ test . . . Very interested in oil painting. JOAN DALLAS BUCHAN Joany . . . Gym Show, three years . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . American Field Service Council . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Petite and precious . . . An excel¬ lent and graceful dancer . . . Affable and courteous . . . Always gracious. NANCY T. BROWN Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Debating Club as a Junior . . . Treasurer of Future Teachers of Ameri¬ ca .. . Very interested in becoming a teacher . . . Member of American Field Service Council . . . Ex¬ tremely nice. DOROTHY E. BUCKBEE Debbie . . . Intramural Field Hockey and Basketball . . . Band for three years . . . Orchestra . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Fu¬ ture Teachers of America Club . . . Interested in ski¬ ing and music . . . Various music awards. STEPHEN R. BURTT Steve . . . President of our Senior Class . . . Co-Cap- tain of our New England Championship Tennis Team . . . Glee Club . . . Calendar Committee . . . Chairman of Season Ticket Drive . . . Student Council . . . Boy I Chorus . . . High ideals . . . Versatile and outgoing. ‘ ' And on top of that, I kept bumping my head on the chande¬ lier.” 91 MELISSA CARROLL Mimi ... A Cappella as a Junior and Senior A.F.S. . . . Assembly Choir . . . One of our Latin Schol¬ ars .. . Senior Girls’ En¬ semble . . . Appeared in H.M.S. Pinafore and Anicihl . . . National Merit Com¬ mendation. JUDITH A. CASS Judy . . . Girls’ Chorus Art Service Club . . . Amer¬ ican Junior Red Cross . . . Future Teachers of Ameri¬ ca Club . . . Interested in drawing and art work . . . Extremely w e 11-mannered . . . Friendly ... A good conversationalist. MARY V. CASS Leading part in Senior Play . . . Varsity Ski Team . . . Basketball Intramurals . . . Gym Show . . . American Field Service . . . Chairman of elections in Junior and Senior years . . . Student Council . . . Accomplished skier . . . Versatile. NANCY CASTELLANOS Varsity Field Hockey . . Varsity Lacrosse . . . Glee Club as a Junior ... A Cappella in Senior Year . . . Future Teachers of Ameri¬ ca .. . Loves to ride . . . Such beautiful blond hair . . . Reliable . . . Sincere . . Friendly. RONALD CENZALLI Ronnie . . . One of our Jun¬ ior Varsity Wrestlers in his Junior year ... A friendly member of our Wellesley High School Senior Class . . Never without a smile . . . Sincere and dependable . . . Good sense of humor. JAMES R. CALLENDER Jim . . . Audio-visual Com¬ mittee for three years . . . Interested in the field of technology . . . Well-liked because of his good sense of humor and smiling, friendly ways . . . Sincere and dependable. RAFAEL DANIEL CAMERINI Dan . . . Treasurer of the Debating Club . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Science Quiz Team . . . Bradford staff . . . Wellesley an staff . . . Brilliant . . . Reserved . . . Honor Roll . . . Bio¬ chemist. CHARLENE E. CAMPANA Energetic Assistant Head Majorette in Senior year . . . Twirler as a Junior . . . Girls’ Chorus and Chame¬ leons as a Sophomore . . . Radiant personality. . . Fun • FREDERIC ROY CARLSON, JR. Rick . . . Bradford Photog¬ raphy Editor . . . Science Quiz Team . . . Varsity Wrestling as a Junior . . . Plays trumpet in Band . . . Varsity Gymnastics as a Junior and Senior . . . Wel- fesleyan photographer. “What do you mean, repeat the ILIAD in Greek?” KAREN NORRIE CHADBOURNE Chaz . . . Intramural Bas¬ ketball ... A member of the Girls’ Chorus in her Sophomore and Junior years . . . Junior Red Cross in her Sophomore and Senior years ... A sunny disposition Lovely blond hair. 92 RICHARD DOUGLAS CHANDLER Rick . . . Captain of our Science Quiz Team for two years . . . Student Council Member-at-Large . . . Soc¬ cer Intramurals . . . Wise- well Science Club . . . Au¬ thority on Natural History and Botany. People, I do realize that you don’t have a charge account at Hathaway House.” KAREN A. CHRISTENSEN A.F.S. . . . Color Guard in Junior and Senior years . . . Varsity Field Hockey as a Seni or . . . Glee Club in Junior and Senior years . . . Always has a bright smile . . . Bubbling over with en¬ ergy. DAVID S. CLAFLIN Dave . . . Varsity Wrestling for three years ... A tal¬ ented musician . . . Band and Orchestra for three years . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Likes Natural Sci¬ ence and Model A Fords . . . Blond and good-looking . . . Likable. JOAN COLLINS Enjoys all sports . . . Pos¬ sible future as a nurse . . . Has been a member of the Junior Red Cross . . . An earnest worker . . . Warm¬ hearted . . . Very cheerful . . . A good friend to have at all times. LORRAINE CAROL COLLYER Pep Club . . . History Fo¬ rum . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Bradford staff . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Enthusiastic about all out¬ door sports . . . Alert and active . . . Works hard at anything she undertakes . Good student. BRUCE E. CODDINGTON New in Junior year from Rhode Island . . . Former Debating Club member . . . Treasurer of Dramatic Club in Rhode Island . . . Terrific at the drums . . . Interested in current affairs and for¬ eign policy . . . Poised. CHARLOTTE ANN CONNERY T.P. . . . Field Hockey and Basketball . . . American Field Service Council . . . Color Guard . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Art Service Club . . . Active and ath¬ letic ... A loyal supporter of all teams . . . Industrious and energetic . . . Popular. TAMARA IVANOVNA CHEVONE Tammy . . . J.V. Field Hockey and Gym Show in Sophomore year . . . Varsity Field Hockey, Gym Show, and Lacrosse as a Junior . . . Honor Roll . . . Clarinet in Band . . . Scholarship to Hockey Camp. ROBERT M. COLEMAN Bob . . . New member of our class in Senior year from Malden . . . Interested in all sports, and played on the Hockey and Baseball teams . . . Accommodating . . . Dependable worker . . . A very earnest and capable student. RICHARD T. CONNOLLY Rick ... A hard-hitting member of our Varsity Football line . . . Varsity Hockey in Junior and Sen¬ ior years . . . An outstand¬ ing participant in the Gym Show . . . Makes a hobby of cars . . . Handsome, blond athlete. 93 MAURICE L. CONNORS Junior Varsity Baseball for two years ... A real sports enthusiast . . . Takes life slow and easy . . . Extreme¬ ly good-natured . . . Laconic . . . Dark, good looks . . . Al¬ ways willing to help . . . Well-liked. ROBERT A COSTINE JR. Bob . . . Honor Roll . . . Member of Student Council . . . Wellcsleyan Planning Board . . . Representative to the Fourth East Coast Model U.N. Convention . . . Interested in water skiing and swimming . . . Witty. CONSTANCE CROSB1E Connie . . . Ski Club . . . Vi¬ vacious Cheerleader for three years . . . Art Service Club . . . School Store Com¬ mittee . . . Student Council, three years . . . History Forum . . . Gym Show . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Charming and impecca¬ bly neat. “It’s a camera, Mike.” HUGH JOHN CRAWFORD Assistant sports writer for the Bradford . . . Devotionals committee . . . Interested in fishing and boating . . . His enthusiastic participation in all school activities is an in¬ spiration to all of us. GWYNN CROWTHER Varsity Soccer as a Senior . . . Ski Club . . . Enthusi¬ astic Hockey fan . . . Inter¬ ested in the piano . . . Keeps a bright smile at all times . . . Considerate . . . Friend¬ ly .. . Dependable. HOWARD C. CREIGHTON Howie . . . Varsity Football team . . . Varsity Swimming . . . Orchestra . . . A.F.S. . . . Vice-President of De¬ bating Club . . . National Merit Semi-Finalist . . . Model U.N. . . . Science Fair . . . Consistently on Honor Roll. JOSETTE CUNNAN Jo . . . Gym Show Girls’ Chorus as a Sopho¬ more . . . Rally Committee as a Sophomore, Junior, Senior Homeroom Treasurer in Sophomore year . . . Interested in the field of Public Relations . . . Charming and capable. CARL MICHAEL COSSICK New addition to our class in his Junior year from Southern California . . . Varsity Track in Junior and Senior years . . . Varsity Football as a Senior . . . Handsome . . . Jet-black hair . . . An artist. ROBERT D. CRONIN Joe or Grover . . . Congen¬ ial fellow . . . Solid and de¬ pendable member of our Varsity Baseball and Bas¬ ketball teams . . . Enjoys boating and fishing Tells a good joke ... A great guy to know. JOAN P. DACEY Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Ski Club . . . Pep Club . . . Delegate to East Coast Model U.N. Conference . . . National Merit Commenda¬ tion . . . Serious . . . Versa¬ tile . . . Stimulating person¬ ality . . . Well-versed in many fields. 94 MAX WILLIAM DAIL Eager participant in school activities ... A member of the Gym Show . . . Knows all about sports cars ... An expert skier . . . Terrific on the dance floor . . . Good- looking. JUDITH C. DAWE Judy . . . A.F.S. as a Soph¬ omore . . . Girls’ Chorus for three years . . . Mem¬ ber of the Twirling Corps as a Senior . . . Likable per¬ sonality . . . Pleasant smile . . . Shows an exceptional flair for fashion. ALBION DeLONG A1 . . . Junior Varsity Base¬ ball in his Junior year . . . Science Quiz Team in his Senior year . . . Interested in sports and electronics . . . A member of the Boys’ Chorus and Glee Club Finishes everything he tackles. MARY DALE One of our friendliest class¬ mates ... A perennial member of the Girls’ Cho¬ rus ... A member of the Pep Club . . . Competent helper in the Office . . . Al¬ ways has a smile . . . Cap¬ able worker. WILLIAM J. DALTON Bill . . . Participated in our Gym Show in his Sopho¬ more, Junior, and Senior years . . . Has an avid in¬ terest in all forms of sport, with a special emphasis on gymnastics . . . Well-liked by all. BARBARA M. DEAL Ba . . . A.F.S. . . . Art and Showcase committees . . . Intramural Field Hockey for three years . . . Junior Varsity Lacrosse for two years . . . Plays clarinet in Band . . . Enjoys sports, outdoor life, scouting, and camping. LINDA J. DEAN New to our class last year from Lincoln, Nebraska . . . Pep Club . . . An Honor Roll student . . . Rally Com¬ mittee . . . Interested in sewing and skiing . . . Gym Show ... Ski Club ... A wonderful friend. “Who wants William today? He needs attention.” KENNETH H. DAVIS Ken . . . Gym Show in Sophomore and S en i o r years . . . Gym Team . . . Likes water skiing ... In¬ terested in working on cars and boats . . . Easy-going . . . Very interested in be¬ coming a construction en¬ gineer . . . Friendly. NANCY A. DEANE Band member for three years . . . Serious student . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Loves sports . . . Varsity Field Hockey and Varsity Lacrosse in her Junior and Senior years . . . A world traveler. RICHARD ALLAN DENNEN Rick or Stick . . . Greatly interested in sports . . . Varsity Basketball as a Sen¬ ior .. . Honor Roll . . . American Field Service . . . Host to our A.F.S. Ex¬ change Student from Pakis¬ tan . . . Tall and blond . . . Nice smile. 95 PETER M. De SESA Likes hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . Anything to do with cars is his specialty . . . Dance Committees . . . Wrestling . . . I nterested in radio and television . . . Al¬ ways in a good mood. DIANE E. DITTMAN Dee . . . Transferred from Seattle, Washington, in her Senior year . . . Ski Club . . . Bradford News Editor . . . Assembly Club . . . Art Service Club . . . Enjoys riflery, horseback riding, and swimming . . . Out-go¬ ing. SUSAN R. DRURY Suzi . . . A.F.S. for three years . . . Red Cross ... A Cappella as a Junior and Senior . . . Girls’ Ensemble in Senior year ... A parti¬ cipant in HM.S. Pinafore and Amahl . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee Color Guard. THOMAS F. DEVEREUX Tom ... A capable athlete . . . J.V. Football . . . Var¬ sity Football as a Senior . . . Also interested in figure skating . . . Unassuming . . . Ambitious but easy-going ... A skilled athlete in many sports . . . Friendly to everyone. SARAH M. DONAHUE Sally ... A very active mem¬ ber of the Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Overflowing with vivacious energy . . . Likes dancing and skating ... A true sports enthusiast ... A hard worker . . . Eager to help. CLAIRE E. DEVLIN Co-Editor of Bradford . National Honor Society in Junior Year . . . Pep Club . . . Financial Council . . . Glee Club . . . Youth in Government Day Winner . . . Senior Girls’ Ensemble . . . Clever “captionist”. Flair for music. THOMAS G. DOYLE Tom . . . Junior Varsity Baseball . . . Varsity Hock¬ ey Team . . . Soccer Team . . . Student Council Mem¬ ber ... A dependable flute and piccolo player for the Band . . . Youth-in-Govern- ment Day Essay Winner. Revenge MARCIA DEVLIN Devy . . . Member of Gym Show for three years . . . Rally Committee and Pep Club, two years . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Such pretty eyes! . . . Attractive . . . Pleasant to know . . . Happy disposi¬ tion. MARTHA LEE DROUET Studious . . . Consistently on Honor Roll . . . Finan¬ cial Council . . . Music for the Gym Show . . . Assem¬ bly Choir ... A Cappella Choir . . . Interested in mu¬ sic and records ... A friendly smile for everyone . . . Purposeful. MARY DUFFY Senior Girls’ Singing Group . . . Glee Club . . . Hebe in HM.S. Pinafore . . . Assem¬ bly and Devotionals Com¬ mittees for three years . . . Honor Roll . . . Student Council in Junior year . . . Bradford News Editor and Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . . Musical . . . Pretty. 96 JAMES DUSENBURY Dues . . . Secretary of the Key Club . . . Varsity Soc¬ cer . . . J.V. Wrestling . . . Gym Team . . . Gym Show . . . Likes to ski . . . Always smiling . . . Active in Band . . . Works well with others. Only the governor can pardon you now. ELIZABETH S. DYER Betty . . . Athletic . . . Hon¬ or Roll . . . Field Hockey . . . Gym Show . . . Softball Lacrosse since her Sophomore year . . . Hockey Camp ... A White Blazer girl . . . Loves knitting and sailing . . . Cheerful. DONALD P. EDDY, JR. Don . . . Interested in stamp collecting and water skiing . . . Friendly . . . Likes a good joke . . . En¬ joys working with wood and machines . . . Avery good sport . . . Dependable friend. ROY EDMONDS Very interested in sports . . . Member of J.V. Foot¬ ball Team in Sophomore year . . . Varsity Football in Junior and Senior years . . . Enjoys wrestling in his spare time . . . Works hard . . . Always sincere. CRAIG R. EVANS Butch ... A versatile ath¬ lete . . . Varsity Football for two years . . . Football All-Scholastic recognition, 1961 ... Varsity Track . . . Varsity Gymnastics . . . J.V. Wrestler as a Sopho¬ more . . . Gym Show star . . . Popular . . . Good stu¬ dent. MAUREEN E. FEENEY Mo . . . Assembly Commit¬ tee . . . Pep Club ... Fi¬ nancial Council in her Jun¬ ior year . . . Glee Club . . . Intramural Field Hockey . . . Rally Committees . . . Winner in Student Govern¬ ment Day elections . . . Amiable. JANE EMBREE Pretty and petite . . . Soft- ball Intramural Team . . . Bulletin Board Committee and Showcase Committee member as a Junior . . . Dance Committee for Jun¬ ior Prom . . . Conspicuous by being inconspicuous . . Efficient and alert. JANE ERSKINE Warm and sincere . . . Girls’ Chorus member . . . Annual Glee Club singer . . . Elle parle bien Frangais . . . Has a fine musical voice . . . En¬ joys good-humor . . . Ex¬ cellent student . . . Pleasant . . . Keeps her composure. MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD Mike . . . Came to us from Westfield, Massachusetts, as a Junior . . . American Field Service . . . Member of Senior Play cast ... In¬ terested in basketball, golf, and many other sports Is well-liked by all. JOAN FITZPATRICK Joanie . . . Youth in Gov¬ ernment Day winner . . . Pep Club . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Likes skating, dancing, and water skiing . . . Bubbling with pep and enthusiasm. 97 LORRAINE S. FLEMING Laurie . . . Loyal member of Showcase and Bulletin Board Committee as a Jun¬ ior and Senior . . . Modern Dance Group in Gym Show . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Committees . . . Recreation Committee . . . Interested in modeling. RICHARD FORSTER Varsity Soccer team mem¬ ber . . . Whirlwind on skates for the Varsity Hockey team . . . Honor Roll stu¬ dent . . . Very interested in Natural Science . . . Fun- loving and amiable ... A good friend. RUTH GAETZ Junior Red Cross . . . En¬ thusiastic supporter of school activities . . . Loyal to her friends . . . Outgoing personality . . . Full of fun but can be serious . . . Al¬ ways joins a chatting circle in the morning. “Now don’t forget to say it’s really water.” DIANA FRANGOULIS Di . . . Vivacious . . . Amer¬ ican Field Service represen¬ tative to Germany . . .Na¬ tional Honor Society as a Junior . . . Marching Band for three years . . . Youth in Government Essay win¬ ner . . . President of A.F.S. Council . . . Versatile. DOUGLAS GALBRAITH Doug . . . Knows cars from top to bottom and can fix anything in between . . . Carefree . . . Nonchalant . . . Well-liked . . . Always in a good humor ... A sin¬ cere and loyal friend. MARGARET FRISBEE Welcomed addition to our class this year from Mt. Al- vernia Academy in Chest¬ nut Hill . . . Pep Club . . . Already overflowing with school spirit . . . Beautiful, long blond hair . . . Model¬ like looks . . . Good-natured . . . Agreeable. LIANNE GALBRAITH Lee . . . Played flute in Band and Orchestra for three years . . . Showcase Committee . . . Assembly and Devotionals commit¬ tees . . . Bradford Feature Staff . . . Interested in ri- flery ... A Cappella in Sen¬ ior year . . . Steadfast and loyal . . . Keen wit and real charm. MARILYN FRANCES FLYNN American Field Service Devotionals Committee . . . Bradford Exchange Editor . . . Future Teachers of America Club . . . Junior Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee . . . Pep Club. ROBERT H. FROST Bob or Frosty . . . J.V. Football ... A softball player . . . Enjoys sailing and boating . . . Skilled in woodworking . . . Strong convictions . . . Keen ob¬ server of people . . . Reflec¬ tive . . . Well-liked by ev¬ eryone . . . Philosophical. JUDITH ANN GALLAGHER Bunny . . . Cheerful Sunny personality ... A member of the Art Service Club as a Sophomore, Jun¬ ior, and Senior ... A future artist . . . Loves painting and craft work . . . What a smile! 98 TIMA ANN GALLERANI Girls’ Chorus . . . Calendar Committee . . . Student Council . . . Showcase Com¬ mittee . . . Chairman of Kick-off Dance Committee . . . Co-chairman of Dec¬ oration Committee for Jun¬ ior Prom . . . Financial Council. BROWNING GIFFORD Member of Junior Varsity Football team as a Sopho¬ more . . . Enjoys stamp and coin-collecting . . . Has a very keen sense of humor . . . Self-reliant . . . Friendly personality ... Nice smile. JOSEPH A. GALVIN, III Joe . . . Member of Welles- leyan Planning Board . . . An avid sports enthusiast . . . Intramural Soccer and Basketball . . . Easy-going but serious in everything that he undertakes ... A friendly smile for everyone. BENJAMIN GIKIS Ben . . . Makes Honor Roll consistently . . . Our repre¬ sentative to Boys’ State . . . Business Manager of Wel- lesleyan . . . Guide for Model United Nations . . . Varsity Swimming ... In¬ tramural Softball . . . Good sense of humor. ERNEST GARRON Ernie . . Outstanding member of the Varsity Soc¬ cer Team in his Senior year . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Hockey . . . Fun in a crowd ... A philatelist and a nu¬ mismatist . . . Track man ... Has a good sense of humor. BERNICE M. GILOOLY Joined our class in her Sophomore year . . . Show¬ case Committee . . . Rally Committee . . . Pep Club . . . Art Service Club . . . School Office Assistant . . . Ambitious . . . Energetic . . . We’re glad to have her . Pretty. CARL GLESNER Likes cars and enjoys work¬ ing on them . . . Spends much time boating and fish¬ ing .. . Quite mechanical . . . Very pleasant to know . . . Enjoys outdoor life, in general. Miss Teed speaks. WILLIAM H. GIESE Bill . . . Vice-President of Student Council . . . Mem¬ ber of our New England Championship Tennis Team . . . Layout Editor of the Wellesleyan . . . Honor Roll . . . Well-rounded scholar . . . Tall, suave, and clean- cut . . . Laconic. LOIS A. GIOVANELLA A member of the Showcase Committee . . . Interested in ice skating . . . Invalu¬ able aid in the office for three years ... A smile for everyone . . . Participant in all rallies . . . Typist for Wellesleyan . . . Very at¬ tractive. JANET M. GREATHEAD Jan . . . Manages a full schedule of music . . . An¬ nual member of the Band . . . Orchestra member . . . Librarian for Band as a Sophomore and Junior . . . Sees pleasant side of life . . Energetic personality A truly happy person. 99 BONNIE J. GRESS Senior Class Play . . . Ski enthusiast . . . Ski Club as a Junior and Senior . . . Art Service Club for two years . . . Season Ticket Drive . . . Interested in Occupational Therapy ... A hit at the Senior Rally . . . Sparkling and clever. ANN ELIZABETH HAGAN Senior Play Stage Manager . . . Girls’ State ... A Cap- pell a . . . Orchestra, three years . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Sec¬ retary of American Field Service as a Senior. LINDA L. HANSON Lin . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Zeal¬ ous member of American Field Service ... Ski Club . . . Decoration Committee for Ski Club Dance . . . Clever artist . . . Wellesley- an Art Staff . . . Sweet . . Capable . . . Friendly. JOAN L. GRIFFIN Honor Roll . . . Pep Club . Is extremely interested in Elementary Education . . . Basketball Intramurals . . . Future Teachers of America . Showcase Committee . . . A.F.S. . . . Junior Varsity Lacrosse . . . Field Hockey Intramurals. DARIA MARIA HAGENLOCH Personality plus . . . Mem¬ ber of the Gym Show as a Sophomore . . . Art Service Club ... Pep Club ... Al¬ ways well dressed . . . En¬ joys music . . . Hard-work¬ ing .. . Scintillating. PAMELA S. GRINNELL Pam . . . Bounding with W.H.S. spirit . . . One of our attractive Drum Major¬ ettes ... A riding and water-skiing enthusiast . . . Blond . . . Charming . . . Reserved . . . Pleasant smile . . . Alert and agile. JUDITH HAMILTON Judy . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Pep Club and Rally Com¬ mittees . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . American Junior Red Cross . . . Intra¬ mural Softball . . . Nimble and alert . . . Friendly Well-mannered. . . 17 , 969 , 403 , 211 . 64 . . LINDA GUBELLINI Gooba . . . Composed and casual . . . Pep Club, Rally Committee, and Recreation Committee in Senior Year . . . Art Service Club as a Junior . . . Gym Show . . . Girls’ Chorus as a Sopho¬ more . . . Junior Prom Dec¬ orations Committee. MICHAEL J. HANLON Mike . . . Interested in hockey and football . . . Es¬ pecially enthusiastic about golf . . . Friendly personal¬ ity .. . Serious about what¬ ever he undertakes . . Good sense of humor Tall and clean-cut. MARTHA JANE HARBARGER Marty . . . Bradford staff . . . Honor Roll . . . Chame¬ leons . . . Awarded a sum¬ mer study grant at Brandeis University . . Tangent staff . . . Teen Recreation program . . . Energetic and full of fun . . . Sweet and attractive. 100 MARCIA ELIZABETH HARLOW Marsh ... A welcome ad¬ dition in Senior year from California . . . Glee Club . . . Science Club ... A hard worker . . . National Honor Society . . . National Latin Honor Society Friendly personality. JOHN E. HART Varsity Basketball t w o years . . . Varsity Trackman two years . . . Our Senior Class Treasurer . . . Leader of Ambassadors . . . First Place, South Shore Regional Science Fair . . . Likes jazz. JANN W. HENDRICK Gym Show Senior year . . . Pep Club and Rally Com¬ mittee . . . Art Service Club . . . Participated in Student Ticket Drives . . . Likes horseback riding and water sports . . Pretty hair . . . Friendly . . . Even-tem¬ pered. “We can tell what country this is because it’s purple on the map.” STEPHANIE LOY HAUSMAN Stevie . . . Came to us from Texas in her Junior year ... A potential success in the business world . . . Southern charm . . . Out¬ going and friendly personal¬ ity .. . Vivacious. NANCY HERRICK Glee Club for three years . . . Honor Roll . . . Worked on Junior Prom and Ski Club Dance Committees . . . SLi Club for three years . . . Season Ticket Drives . . . News Editor of the Brad¬ ford . . . A.F.S. . . . Most co-operative. BARBARA LOUISE HEALD Barby . . . Energetic partic¬ ipant in school activities . . . Orchestra as a Junior and Senior . . . Gym Show . . . Head Twirler as Senior . . . Ski Club . . . Future Teach¬ ers of America. BETTY GENE HERRING B.G. . . . Secretary of our class in her Sophomore and Senior years . . . Member of Girls’ Chorus . . . Senior Representative of the Pep Club ... A loyal school supporter . . . Sports fan . . . Attractive . . . Radiant per¬ sonality. RICHARD GUY HARRISON Dick . . . Manages a full schedule of sports . . .Var¬ sity Football Junior and Senior years . . . Varsity Swimming three years . . . J.V. Gym Team . . . Student Council member for three years . . . Key Club. RICHARD J. HEMBERGER Dick ... At home behind the wheel . . . Interested in cars and excels in auto me¬ chanics . . . Fun-loving and happy . . . Nice smile . . . Sports fan . . . Collegiate good looks . . . Well-liked. PAMELA BARTLETT HETTRICK Pam . . . Glee Club . . . En¬ thusiastic member of the Ski Club . . . Winner in Student Government Day Elections . . . Varsity Field Hockey in Junior and Sen¬ ior years . . . Gym Show . . . Bulletin Board Commit¬ tee .. . Statuesque. 101 DAVID HOLLAND Honks . . . J.V. Football in Sophomore and Junior years . . . Loves to work on sports cars . . . Nice smile . . . Good sense of humor . . . Friendly personality . . . Sports fan . . . Ready to help others . . . Amiable. JUDITH MARION HUNT Judy ... A Cappella for three years . . . Youth-in- Government Day winner . . . Senior Girls’ Ensemble . . . Has a very friendly per¬ sonality . . . Unassuming Unspoiled and sweet. ARLENE G. ISAACSON Ar . . . Pep Club . . . Var¬ sity Basketball and Lacrosse . . . Rally Committee . . . Winner of white sports blazer . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Never a dull moment when she’s around . . . Wonderful per¬ son to have as a friend. “No - na - noo - ne - nah . . .” DAVID R. IDELL Dave . . . Good student . Amiable . . . Varsity Soccer as a Junior and Senior . . . A Cappella for three years . . . History Forum two years . . . Debating Club as a Junior and Senior . . . Key Club . . . National Merit Commendation. MARGARET C. JENKS Peg . . . Basketball and Softball Intramurals . . . Girls’ Chorus Junior and Senior years . . . American Field Service . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Honor Roll . . . Make-up Committee for H.M.S. Pinafore . . . Trans¬ ferred from Worthington, Ohio, in Junior year. NANCY SUE INDRISANO Active Rally participant . . . Guidance Messenger in her Senior year . . . Junior Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee . . . Efficient ... A very good worker . . . Readily lends her abilities to school affairs. BARRY S. JONES Co-captain of our Hockey team . . . Junior Varsity Baseball for two years . . . Varsity Soccer player . . . Plays all sports well . . . Relaxed . . . Always ready with a good joke . . . Takes life easy . . . Fun to have around. FRANCIS ROBERT HOULIHAN Bob . . . Participated in W.H.S. Season Ticket Drives . . . Enjoys all sports, especially hockey, basket¬ ball, soccer, and baseball . . . Honor Roll . . . Accom¬ plishes whatever he at¬ tempts. EMORY E. IRELAND Excels in his studies . Elected to National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Member of Key Club for three years ... Is known for his avid interest in pol¬ itics . . . Has been our cap¬ able Editor-in-Chief of the Wellesleyan . . . Genial. KENNETH JAMES JONES Ken . . . Member of our Varsity Track Team . . . Glee Club . . . Radio Club member ... A good sport . . . Well-mannered . . . Very interested in amateur radio . . . Sincere. 102 ROBERT F. JORDAN A new member of our class from Hebron Academy . . . Strong, silent type . . . Very versatile in athletics . . . Follows all sports with in¬ terest . . . Very studious . . . Interested in world affairs . . . Extremely competent. VINCENT JULIANI Vin . . . A member of the Varsity Golf squad . . . Has played Junior Varsity Foot¬ ball and Baseball . . . Wres¬ tling ... At ease in any group ... A fun-loving W.H.S. member ... Thought¬ ful .. . Clean-cut. GEORGIA ALLEEiV KEENE That gorgeous red hair! . . . Makes friends easily . . . Enjoys music and dancing . . . Always humming . . . Seems to have an inexhaus¬ tible source of energy . . . Is known for her witty re¬ marks . . . Nice smile. DAVID W. KELLEY Extremely versatile musi¬ cian . . . Studious, hard¬ working . . . Plays String Bass, Trumpet, Saxophone . . . Marching Band for two years . . . Witty . . . Enjoys a good laugh . . . Friendly. SHARON KALFON Moxie . . . Full of pep Softball, Basketball, La¬ crosse teams . . . Blazer and letter winner . . . Perennial Honor Roll member . . . Art Service Club . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Committee . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Witty. CAROLE S. KELLY Kel . . . Gym Show . . . Rally Committee . . . Pep Club . . . Member of Art Service Club . . . Dance Committee . . . Member of Teen Recreation Associa¬ tion . . . Regular W.H.S. team supporter. NANCY S. KELLY Youth - in - Government Day winner . . . Financial Coun¬ cil in her Junior and Senior years . . . A.F.S. . . . Brad¬ ford staff . . . Art Service Club . . . Pep Club for three years . . . Several Dance committees . . . Friendly . . . Chic. “Ya, ya, the arrow is an attacking force.” KAREN L. KEEFER Keefy . . . Came here from Pomona, California, i n Sophomore year . . . Those eyes! . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Loves to travel, swim, and ride horses . . . Hard-worker . . . Plays the organ . . . Sweet . . . Thoughtful. DAVID KELLY Dave . . . Varsity Hockey Manager as a Sophomore and Junior . . . Has an in¬ terest in all school sports . . . Friendly personality . . . Energetic . . . Sincere . . . Never-ending source of orig¬ inal ideas. KATHARINE M. KENNY Kathy . . . Rally Committee for two years . . . Pep Club . . . A.F.S. . . . Head of Typing Committee for A.F.S. . . . Art Service Club . . . History Forum . . . Many Dance Decoration Committees . . . Senior Play Scenery Committee . . . Likes ice skating . . . Ener¬ getic worker. 103 GEORGE F. KERIVAN Gig . . . Outstanding mem¬ ber of the Varsity Baseball Team in his Junior and Sen¬ ior years . . . Baseball All- Scholastic recognition, 1961 . . . Basketball team . . . Student Council as a Soph¬ omore and Junior . . . Won¬ derful personality. KRISTINA KRALL Kris . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Accompan¬ ist for Glee Club during her Senior year . . . Ski Club . . . Debating Club as a Jun¬ ior .. . Honor Roll . . . Editor-in-Chief of the Brad¬ ford as a Senior. JANICE MARIE KING Jan . . . Came to Wellesley in her Sophomore year from Somerville . . . Girls’ Cho¬ rus for two years . . . Mem¬ ber of the peppy Pep Club . . . Very interested in skat¬ ing and swimming ... So nice. ROBERT S. KRAUS Bob . . . Strong convictions . . . Has many friends . . . Even-tempered . . . Enjoys fast sports cars . . . Well- known . . . Nonchalant . . A good sense of humor . . Trustworthy friend. ROBERT M. KINGSLEY Bob . . . Glee Club . . . Track Team ... Ski Club . . . A Cappella . . . One of the Brads ... A strong sup¬ porter of the American Field Service . . . Soccer Team . . . Keeps the school laughing with his clever im¬ personations. DIANNE L. KRYTER Di . . . Lovely eyes! . . . Pep Club and Rally committees . . . Art Service Club . . . American Field Service . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Considerate of others . . . Full of pep and fun . . . Has style in clothes and ap¬ pearance. JUDITH ANN KIRKHAM Judy . . . Secretary of the Debating Club . . . Library Aide . . . History Forum . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Brilliant . . . Has a flair for writing . . . Honor Roll . . . National Merit Commenda¬ tion . . . Cute and pleasant . . . Cordial. CAROLE A. LAINE Stylish and gracious Girls’ Chorus . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Dance Decora¬ tion Committee . . . Rally Committee . . . Pep Club . . . Bulletin Board Commit¬ tee and Showcase Commit¬ tee ... A hard worker and somebody worth knowing. HOLLY KATHERINE LAMBRO Petite and sweet . . . Gym Show all three years . . . Rally Committee . . . Bul¬ letin Board Committee . . . Art Service Club . . . Worked on the Junior Prom . . . Pep Club member . . . Always adds that extra sparkle to a crowd. “Then a dash of oil, and . . RICHARD KEVAN LANDERS Ricky . . . Rugged good looks . . . Quick rope climb¬ er for the Gym Team . . . Hard-working Gym Show performer . . . Likes to work on cars . . . Reliable and likable . . . Friendly person¬ ality. 104 VIRGINIA A. LANE Ginny . . . Pep Club ... A future home economist with a keen interest in sewing and cooking . . . Member of Red Cross for three years . . . Dependable worker . . . Always willing to help oth¬ ers. MARJORIE LYNNE LEVY Midge . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Girls’ Cho¬ rus as a Sophomore ... Ski Club . . . Junior Prom Com¬ mittee . . . Bulletin Board Committee as a Senior . Hard-working member of Rally Committee, EVE LORING Evie . . . Honor Roll . . . Devoted and hard-working member of the Red Cross . . . American Field Service Council ... A happy indi¬ vidual with a ready smile . . . Great swimmer and skater . . . W.H.S. spirit ga¬ lore. “A LUCILLE S. LIVINGSTON Scottie . . . Brimful and overflowing with school spirit . . . Basketball Intra¬ murals . . . Rally Commit¬ tee . . . Ski Club . . . Pep Club Publicity Chairman . . . Art Service Club . . . Student Council Member. SHERRILL JEAN LOWNDS Sherry . . . Red Cross Manager of Girls’ Varsity Basketball and Modern Dance Group . . . Full of pep . . . Basketball and Baseball Intramurals . . . Lacrosse . . . Delightful personality . . . Very wel¬ come newcomer to Welles¬ ley last year from Virginia. - O.K. MICHAEL M. LONERGAN Mike . . . Sports Reporter for the Bradford . . . Mem¬ ber of the Key Club . . . Varsity Football and Wres¬ tling for three years . . . Football All-Scholastic rec¬ ognition, 1961 . . . Member of the Brads. MARILYN J. LUCAS Member of Wellesleyan staff . . . Ski Club . . . Bass clarinet in our Band . . . Awarded Bronze Music Award in Sophomore year . . . Silver Music Award in Junior year . . . Brings order to chaos . . . Diligent . . Sweet and pretty. JOAN KAREN LAWLESS Avid W.H.S. sports fan . . . Honor Roll . . . Junior Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Plays clarinet for Marching and Concert bands . . . Corresponding Secretary of Teen Recrea¬ tion Association. CHARLENE ELEANOR LONG Charlie . . . Effervescent . . . Accomplished batonist . . . Junior Red Cross for two years . . . Intramural Bas¬ ketball and Softball ... A loyal friend . . . Always cheerful . . . Gracious Tall and poised. ROBERT MacBEY Macky . . . Outstanding quarterback of our victori¬ ous football team . . . Foot¬ ball All-Scholastic recogni¬ tion, 1961 . . . Shortstop of our Varsity Baseball team . . . Essay Winner in Youth- in-Government Day elec¬ tions . . . Dark good looks . . . Affable. 105 LORRAINE E. A. MACCINI Rally Committee . . . Brad¬ ford News Staff . . . Art Service Club ... On nu¬ merous dance committees . . . Junior Prom Decorations Dick “Charlestons” Norwegian-wise. Committee . . . An ardent skier . . . Abounding in school spirit. SANDRA MacDONALD Sandi . . . Member of the Art Service Club in her Jun¬ ior and Senior years . . . Avid interest in sailing . . . Very considerate ... In¬ terested in art . . . Cordial . . . Always helpful. WILLIAM F. MACHEN Guillaume . . . Chairman of the Teen Recreation Associa¬ tion . . . Youth in Govern¬ ment Day Essay Winner . . . Jovial and well-liked . . . Guitar Player for Ambassa¬ dors . . . Devotionals Com¬ mittee . . . National Merit Commendation. JOHN M. MacLEOD Varsity Football team for two years . . . Key Club . . . Received Sports Jacket in Junior year . . . Varsity Wrestling team in Sopho¬ more and Junior years . . . Honor Roll . . . Always fun to have around. LESLIE I. MADDEN Les . . . Able member of Varsity Golf Team in Jun¬ ior year . . . Especially in¬ terested in boating and fish¬ ing . . . Popular . . . Avid football fan ... A good per¬ son to know. GEORGE MAHAN Quiet, courteous, and affa¬ ble .. . Is known to have a great interest in working on cars ... At home behind the wheel . . . Nice smile . . . Thoughtful of others . . . Friendly and sincere. KENNETH S. MANNING Ken . . . Member of Varsity Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, and Spring Track teams ... Gym Show par¬ ticipant . . . Member of the Student Council . . . Sports Editor of the Bradford . . . Key Club member . . . Out¬ standing in service to class and school. MARY ALICE MACCINI Mae . . . Member of Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore and Junior years . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Bradford News Staff Editor in Senior year . . . Occupies her leisure time with art and piano Lovely, soft voice . . Quietly effective. JOHN J. MACREDIE Played the trumpet in school Band during his Sophomore year . . . Mem¬ ber of the cast of the Senior Play . . . Excellent dancing teacher . . Interested in skindiving . . . Always has a smile. PAULA J. MARSHALL Member of the Pep Club . . . Hard worker on the Art Service Committee Came to Wellesley High School in her Junior year from Illinois ... Is partic¬ ularly interested in skiing . . . Pert and particular Adorable. 106 E. DAVISON MASSEY Dave ... A distinguished member of the Bradford staff . . . His hobby and area of special interest is working with cars . . . Helped with Senior Play . . . Friendly . . . Energetic . . . Rugged. RICHARD McCORMACK Mac . . . Trumpeter for our Marching Band during his Sophomore and Junior years . . . Varsity Soccer as a Senior . . . An authority on sports cars . . . J.V. Wres¬ tling . . . Member of the Ambassadors . . . Happy- go-lucky and carefree. MICHAEL A. MASTRO, JR. Mike . . . An outstanding, all-around athlete . . . Co- Captain of our undefeated Varsity Football team . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Gym Show . . . J.V. Baseball . . . Football All-Scholastic Rec¬ ognition, 1961 . . . Friendly. mary McCullough Member of the Art Service Club in Sophomore year . . . Girls’ Chorus in Junior year . . . Cute . . . Ameri¬ can Field Service . . . En¬ joys skiing and skating Sweet and feminine. ann McCarthy Honor Roll . . . Always sweet and friendly . . . Tall and attractive ... A con¬ scientious worker in and out of school . . . Charming . . . Enjoys reading . . . Athletic . . . Full of school spirit. carol McDonald Talented member of the Art Service Club . . . Girls’ Chorus for two years . . . Pep Club . . . Ski Club . . . Aspires to a career in the business world . . . Quiet but dependable and friendly. DOROTHY A. McHUGH Dottie . . . Girls’ Chorus member . . . Decorations Committee for the Junior Prom . . . Helpful . . . Avid W.H.S. team fan . . . At¬ tractive . . . Warm person¬ ality ... A truly wonderful person . . . Bright smile. “Go, Ray! Go!’’ diane McCarthy DeeDee Excellent school spirit . . . Always cheering our teams on to victory . . . Determined worker . . . Staunch friend . . . Has a keen interest in swimming . . . Cheerful dis¬ position. ROBERT McGUINNESS Bob or Mugges . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Interested in collecting coins . . . Nice . . . Knows just what he wants out of life . . . Doesn’t let time slip by . . . Independent . . . Quiet and reserved until you get to know him. ANN McMAHON Girls’ Chorus for three years . . . Pep Club . . . Ral¬ ly Committee . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Dec¬ orations Committee for Jun¬ ior Prom . . . Financial Council for two years . . . Sprightly brunette . . . Well- known. 107 ANDREW M. McNEIL Andy . . . Co-Captain of our undefeated Varsity Football Team . . . Football A 11 -Scholastic recognition, 1961 . . . Varsity Track . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Real competitor . . . Key Club . . . Good student with seri¬ ous intentions. JOHN ARTHUR METZLER J.A. . . . Varsity Soccer Captain . . . Varsity Ski Team . . . Varsity Gymnas¬ tics two years . . . Treasurer of Student Council . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society in Jun¬ ior year . . . Boys’ State Skiing, skiing, skiing. KAREN I. McNUTT Kimi . . . Glee Club . . . As¬ sembly Choir . . . Amahl Chorus . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Her main interests center around music . . . Sentimental . . . Likes to collect odds and ends . . . Uses good com¬ mon sense . . . Sincere. SUSANNE MICHEL Sue ... A Capped a Senior Girls’ Ensemble . . American Field Service . . . Ski Club . . . Pep Club . . . Honor Roll . . . Very styl¬ ish and fastidious . . . Mod¬ els .. . Striking . . . Femi¬ nine loveliness . . . Excel¬ lent vocalist. PETER MEAR Varsity Swimming for three years . . . A.F.S. Tag-Day Chairman . . . Senior Play lead . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Two awards for poetry from At¬ lantic Monthly . . . Youth- in-Government Day School Committee Member. R. CLARE MILLER Adorable and sweet . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Gym Show . . . Brad¬ ford News Staff for two years . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Amiable . . . Neat and stylish. PAULA ANNE MINUCCI Cheerleader for three years . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Glee Club as a Senior . . . Several Dance Committees . . . Season Ticket Drive worker . . . Financial Coun¬ cil .. . Is heading for a secretarial career . . . Limit¬ less energy. “He’ll never believe that one again—what shall I tell him?” FREDERICK H. MERRILL, JR. Fred . . . Loves those cars . . . Orchestra . . . Superb violin player, for many years . . . Wonderful guy to have on your side ... In¬ terested in radios Friendly and cheerful. MEDORA K. MILLS Winkie . . . Wellesleyan Art Staff . . . Art Service Club for three years . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Committee . . . Honorable Mention Award in Scholastic Art Contest . . . Petite and at¬ tractive . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Accomplished artist. PETER MITTELL Pete ... Has a very friend¬ ly, casual personality . . . Takes life easy . . . Intramu¬ ral Softball . . . Enjoys racing ... A very good- natured member of any group . . . Helpful. 108 CATHERINE V. MONAGHAN Cathy . . . Petite and pretty . . Pep Club and Rally Committees . . . Art Service Club in her Junior and Sen¬ ior years . . . Decoration Committee for the Junior Prom . . .“The thing is . . STUART H. MONTGOMERY Stu . . . Member of the Ski Club . . . Played on the Varsity Hockey Team . . . Interested in sports cars . . . Came to Wellesley High School in his Junior year from Provincetown, Massa¬ chusetts. MARCIA MULHERIN Marsh . . . Sweet and lovely . . . Gym Show . . . Pep Club . . . Rally Committee . . . Bulletin Board Commit¬ tee . . . Ski Club . . . Gold Key and Blue Ribbon in Scholastic Art Awards . Friendly and popular, with that really big smile. “After 46 hours, 29 minutes, and 2 seconds we have . . JILL ANNE MORRISSEY Intramural Basketball . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . . Intelligent . . . Equestrian superb . . . Always has a good word for everyone . . . Has won nu¬ merous awards in riding competition . . . Excellent conversationalist. JAMES MULLEN Jim . . . Quiet, except when he’s with his friends . . . Comes alive after school . . . His hobby is his car . . . Looking forward to joining the Air Force ... A very likable fellow. CHRISTOPHER MORS Chris ... A member of the Swimming Team for three years . . . Debating Club . . . Honor Roll . . . Intelli¬ gent and inquiring . . . Can talk his way in or out of anything . . . Enjoys life. PATRICK K. MURPHY Pat or Aloysius . . . Varsity Football, Track, and Hock¬ ey .. . J.V. Baseball . . . Ac¬ tive in Student Council and Key Club . . . Interested in aviation . . . What a phy¬ sique! . . . Athletic! . . . Ex¬ tremely considerate and friendly . . . Outgoing Headed for success. BARRY F. MONAHAN Model U.N. Conference Delegate . . . Ski Club . . . History Forum . . . Junior Varsity Hockey . . . Great interest in all sports . . . Good-looking and clean-cut . . . Likable and very witty . . . Resourceful and fun- loving . . . Confident. ROBERT F. MULCAHY Bob . . . Plays well on any team . . . Quite a comedian . . . Accomplished electri¬ cian . . . Season Ticket Drive . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Works hard and tackles any problem . . . Pleasant manner. PAUL E. MURPHY Murph or Muff . . . New to Wellesley High School in his Junior year from St. Se¬ bastian where he partici¬ pated in J.V. Football, Soft- ball, Dramatics, and Golf . . . Score Board Committee . . . Enjoys swimming . . . Good-natured . . . Likable. 109 ELIZABETH A. MURRAY Liz . . . Band, three years . . . Senior Girls’ Ensem¬ ble . . . History Forum . . . A Cappella . . . Debating Club . . . A.F.S. . . . Brad¬ ford Feature Editor . . .Na¬ tional Merit Commendation. “I’ve got my eye on you; just wait ’til I get this worm.” JOHN J. NANNERY Slats . . . Likable . . . The paradox of hard-working and happy-go-lucky . . . En¬ joys baseball and hockey as a player and as a fan . . . Very modest . . . Reserved and laconic. JAMES R. NICHOLS Jim or Nick . . . Consistent¬ ly on the Honor Roll . . . Devotions Committee for three years . . . J.V. Wres¬ tling . . . Varsity Gym Team . . . Gym Show . . . Real outdoor type ... A great gymnast . . . Depend¬ able. LIANE E. NIVLING An enthusiastic member of the Pep Club in her Sopho¬ more year . . . Conversa¬ tional . . . Enjoys horseback riding in her free time . . . Loves practical jokes and good fun . Nicely- groomed. ROBERT E. NURCZYNSKI Bob or Nuga ... A Varsity Football player in his Sen¬ ior year . . . Participant in Intramural Softball . . .Has a particular interest in ski¬ ing ... A member of the Key Club . . . Well known and sought after. RICHARD O’BRIEN O’B ... Has a real sense of humor . . . Always ready with one of those jokes . . . Interested in all kinds of sports ... A very good friend . . . On the golf team for three years. DAVID W. NORTON Dave . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . An authority on ornithology . . . Cross Country Varsity for three years . . . Band . . . Science Quiz Team . . . Those witty remarks! . . . Well-traveled . . . Debonair. ARTHUR NOYES Buddy ... A wizard at elec¬ tronics . . . Constant source of entertainment . . . Knows all the current jokes ... In¬ terested in the guitar . . . Good-natured and amiable . . . A willing worker. THOMAS C. O’KEEFE, III Keefy . . . Interested in sports . . . Football All- Scholastic recognition, 1961 . . . Varsity Football, three years . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Varsity Baseball . . Junior Prom Chairman Junior Class President. LINWOOD PALMER Lin . . . Key Club ... A great sports enthusiast . . . A broad New England ac¬ cent with a wide grin . . . Intent on forestry as a pro¬ fession . . . We’re glad he came here from Lexington. 110 CHRISTINE PALTRINERI Chris . . . Our vivacious Head Majorette . . . Gym Show . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Rally Com¬ mittee for three years . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . . School spirit plus! ALLAN RICHARD PARKER A1 . . . Varsity Football Manager . . . Interested in designing and boating . . . Always smiling . . . Has a very affable personality . . . A good friend . . . Generous and hard-working . Friendly and faithful. WAYNE R. PETERSEN Varsity Hockey for two years . . . Varsity and In¬ tramural Soccer . . . Wise- well Science Club President as a Senior . . . Season Ticket Drive worker . . . Keen interest in natural his¬ tory and biology . . . Most considerate. JANET M. PICARDI Jan . . . Junior Prom Dec¬ orations Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Chame¬ leons officer in her Junior year . . . Pep Club ... A capable worker in the nurse’s office . . . Sophomore and Senior Rally Committees ... A future in dramatics. RONALD W. PEEK Ron . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Varsity Gymnastics . . . Gym Show standout . . . Likes to swim and canoe . . . An asset to any team . . . Physique! ... A smile that melts anyone . . . Mas¬ ter of “The Crucifix”. MICHAEL B. PRIOR Mike . . . An idealist . . . Keen interest in sports cars . . . Key Club ... A leading member of the Student Council for three years . . . Good-looking and likable . . . Clean-cut . . . Outgoing . . . Clever. JAVED GUL, QAZI Our American Field Service Student from Pakistan . . . Varsity Soccer team . . . Especially enjoys swimming and fishing ... A truly wonderful person to know . . . Honorary member of the Student Council Able diplomat. “And we have a good group here tonight.” PETER K. PENNDORF Pete . . . Varsity Swimming . . . American Field Service Council . . . Varsity Skiing . . . Varsity Soccer . . . Cap¬ tain of our Ski Team . . . Great competitor . . . Ski Club . . . Purposeful . . . Self-sufficient . . . Well-in¬ formed on latest news. PAMELA F. PURCELL Pam . . . Has an abundance of school spirit . . . Always pleasant . . . Full of pep . . . Girls’ Chorus as a Sophomore . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . Color Guard as a Senior. KAREN V. RAYNER Secretary of Junior Class . . . Our vivacious cheer¬ leading captain . . . Queen of Junior Prom . . . Head of School Store . . . Student Council, three years . . . Re¬ cording Secretary, Student Council . . . Honor Roll . . . Versatile . . . Admired. Ill JANET M. REIN Future Teachers of Ameri¬ ca, two years . . . Showcase Committee . . . Rally Com¬ mittee . . . Pep Club . . . Al¬ ways at our football games . . . Full of pep . . . Enjoys horseback riding . . . Quite a seamstress. J E. PRISCILLA RIDEOUT Cilia . . . Takes part in many school activities . . . Gym Show . . . Basketball . . . Ski Club . . . Many Dance Committees . . . Tal¬ ented in music . . . Soft- spoken and eager to please . . . Friendly to everyone and sincerely modest. GERALDINE RUPP Geri . . . Pep Club and Ral¬ ly committees . . . Intramu¬ ral Basketball . . . Gym Show for two years . . . Honor Roll . . . Truly lovely . . . Beautiful dark hair . . . Winsome ... A pleasure to know. CHARLES A. REYNOLDS Charlie . . . Came to Wel¬ lesley in his Junior year from Newton South . . . Member of Debating Club . . . Wisewell Science Club . . . Interested in flying, pre- Columbian design, and fire¬ arms . . . Alert mind ... In¬ teresting personality. C. BRIAN ROKES Dutch ... A connoisseur of cars and “cool” hot rods . . . Has a keen interest in chemistry . . . Amiable, carefree, and easy-going . . . Those blue eyes! . . . Clean- cut . . . Tall. “Hey! The ball went over the fence!” ROBERT D. RUSSELL, II Bob or Russ . . . Member of the Gymnastic Team for three years . . . Great Gym Show performer as a Soph¬ omore, Junior, and Senior . . . Varsity Swimmer in Sophomore year . . . Terrific build ... An easy laugh. BEVERLY A. RICHARDSON Bev . . . Gym Show for three years . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Pep Club . . . Several Dance Commit¬ tees . . . One of our viva¬ cious twirlers . . . Bubbling over with vitality ... A gracious smile. MARY B. RICHARDSON A lively personality . . . Tennis player . . . Devoted member of the Band . . . Art Service Club . . . Great vitality and love of life . . Witty . . . Plans to pursue a career in art and music. RAYMOND P. ROSSMAN Ray . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Varsity Hockey in his Senior year . . . Financial Council . . . Popular student with a pleasing personality . . Well-known. CAROLYN ROYS Lindy . . . American Field Service . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Intramural Softball for two years . . . Glee Club . . . Girls’ Cho¬ rus .. . Enjoys all sports, especially water skiing and snow skiing . . . Spry . . . Pretty. 112 THEODORE S. RUSSELL Ted . . . Readily appreciates a good joke . . . Mechani¬ cally inclined with a very great interest in cars ... In¬ dependent . . . Non-con¬ formist . . . Serious ambi¬ tions .. . Will surely succeed. “I think we’re going to need a roof!” JAMES E. RUTLEDGE Jirn . . . Very adept at me¬ chanical things . . . Likes reading . . . Good friend to have on your side . . . Knows what he wants and goes after it . . . Serious . . . Says much i n few words . . . Friendly. JOAN CAROL SANDFORD Joanie . . . Intramural Soft- ball in her Sophomore and Junior years . . . Member of both Band and Orchestra for three years . . . Enjoys writing and sports as hob¬ bies . . . Petite and blond ... A dependable friend. KAREN SARGENT Sarge . . . Sophomore and Junior Class Vice-President . . . National Honor Society as a Junior . . . Head of Re¬ freshments for Junior Prom . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . A.F.S. . . . Student Council . . . Varsity Skiing . . . Varsity Tennis. PAMELA L. SCHIRMER Pam . . . Transferred this year from the Cambridge School in Weston where she was active in Varsity Field Hockey, A.F.S., Glee Club, Chorus . . . Has been a member of our Field Hockey Team and Ski Club . . . Ac¬ complished Alpine accord¬ ionist . . . Well-liked. RUTH M. SCHNEIDER American Field Service in her Sophomore and Senior years . . . Science Fair Con¬ testant in 1961 . . . Com¬ peted in Youth-in-Govern- ment Day . . . Loves horses and riding . . . Sweet. JAMES SCANNELL Jim . . . Valuable member of the Varsity Baseball and Football teams . . . Knows all about cars . . . Hard¬ working and very independ¬ ent . . . Friendly and likable . . . Carefree. KAREN E. SCHOEPFER Senior Editor of Wellesleyan . . . Homeroom Treasurer, two years . . . Co-Captain of Varsity Basketball . . . Tennis Team, three years . . . American Field Service . . . Youth - in - Government Day Essay Winner . . . Well- organized . . . Versatile . . . Well-liked. INGER SCHEI Our A.F.S. Representative from Norway . . . Glee Club . . . Amahl and the Night Visitors . . . Honorary member of Student Council . . . Extremely athletic . . . A distance runner . . . Sprite- ly . . . Sweetly feminine . . . Enjoys skiing, tennis, piano. SANDRA SEUFFERT Sandy ... A creative con¬ tributor to the art world . . . Winner of a Scholastic Art Award in her Sophomore year ... A conscientious worker . . . We predict for her future success in a bus¬ iness career ... Neat and well-dressed. 113 CAROL SEVERANCE Musically gifted especially as a vocalist and violinist . . . Orchestra for three years . . . Girls Chorus . . . Glee Club ... A Cappella . . . Ski Club . . . History Club . . . American Field Service Council . . . Senior Girls’ Ensemble . . . Pretty. LAUREN SHERIDAN Laurie . . . National Merit Semi-Finalist . . . Welles- leyan staff . . . Wheaton Book Award . . . National Honor Society in Junior year . . . Senior Girls’ En¬ semble . . . French Award . . . Pianist . . . Ski Club . . . Glee Club for three years. HENRY E. SIMONS Quietly likable . . . School Band . . . Student Council . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Ski Club . . . Headed this year’s successful Season Ticket Drive ... A good student . . . Likes all sports . . . Knows how to get things done. Our Champions! JEAN ELLEN SICCHIO Jeanny . . . Enjoys music . . . Makes friends easily . . . Full of pep . . . Disarms people with her enthusiasm . . . Good-natured ... A sincere interest in others . . . Loyal. SALLY SISE The brightest smile . . . Likes riding and sailing . . . Makes Honor Roll consist¬ ently . . . Glee Club . . . Senior Class Play . . . American Field Service . . . Headed for the Ski Olym¬ pics ... So pretty! RICHARD SILVESTER Dick . . . Enjoys life . Dark, good looks ... A great sense of humor . . . Good at many sports . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Affable . . . Friend¬ ly with everyone. PAULA SLINE Efficient Secretary of the Pep Club . . . Junior Prom Dance Committee . . De- votionals Committee . . . Season Ticket Drive . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Rally Committee . . . Interested in a career in medicine, that of psycho¬ therapy . . . Cheerful. SUSAN JOY SHAW Sue . . . Gym Show . . . En¬ ergetic participant in all Rallies . . . Convivial . . . American Field Service member for three years . . . Keen interest in skiing . . . A striking strawberry-blond . . . Vivacious personality . . . Infectious laughter. PAUL K. SIMMS Good athlete ... Is known to be an exceptional me¬ chanic who enjoys working on cars . . . Interested in archery . . . Relaxed . . . Has a great store of jokes Carefree . . . Enjoys life. GORHAM SMITH Buff . . . Likable fellow . . . Tall and handsome ... A slow smile . . . Member of Financial Council as a Jun¬ ior and Senior . . . Enjoys traveling to many places . . . Very skilled in the mechan¬ ics of a car . . . Great sense of humor . . . Modest but ambitious. 114 ROBERT SMITH Bob ... A newcomer to Wellesley High School from New Jersey in his Sopho¬ more year . . . Terrific sense of humor . . . Fun to know . . . Is striving for a career in the business world . . . Jovial. RONALD J. SMITH Ron . . . Admired for his skill and enterprise in pho¬ tography . . . Has collected and built special photo¬ graphic equipment . . . Have you seen that Model A Ford? ... A loyal W.H.S. fan . . . Even-tempered and pleasant. VIRGINIA SNOW New to Wellesley this year . . . Rally Committee . . . Beautiful reddish hair . . . Always well-groomed . . . Attractive and poised . . . Eager to do well in what¬ ever she undertakes . . . Has many friends. ELINOR SPITA Cookie . . . Really radiates charm . . . Faithful mem¬ ber of American Field Serv¬ ice .. . Always shouting for Pep Club and Rally com¬ mittees ... A welcome ad¬ dition to any group . Beautifully dressed Very attractive. WILLIAM H. STANTON Bill . . . Studious and bright . . . Earnest member of our orchestra . . . Makes the Honor Roll consistently . . . Enjoys sailing, bowling, and hunting in his spare time . . . Very interested in sci¬ ence. ELIZABETH M. STIER Liz . . . New to our school this year from Jakoma Park, Maryland, where she was active in Advanced Chorus, Spanish Club, Summer Stock for The Mikado . . . An active member of the Ski Club . . . Interested in music and winter sports . . So nice. WILLIAM I. STARK Bill . . . Returned to W.H.S. in his Senior year from Kents Hill where he parti¬ cipated in Dramatics and played Football . . . Radio Club . . . Has a keen inter¬ est in skiing . . . Sincere and loyal . . . Well-liked by all. SANDRA S. STEELE Sandy . . . Ski Club for two years . . . Rally Committee as a Junior and Senior . . . Pep Club as a Senior . . . Has been on numerous Dec¬ orations committees . . . Art Service Club . . . Bul¬ letin Board Committee. KATHRYN E. STEVENS Kay . . . Supports all school activities . . . Gym Show as a Senior . . . Rally Com¬ mittee in Junior and Senior years . . . Pep Club and Art Service Club as a Sen¬ ior .. . Assistant in Guid¬ ance Office. PATRICIA L. STIMMELL Patty . . . Always puts her best smile forward . . . Pep Club and Rally committees . . . Gym Show . . . Con¬ sistent member of the Hon¬ or Roll . . . Very outgoing ... A good sport . . . That twinkle in her eye has won her many friends. 115 DEBORAH STONE Debby . . . Those big dark eyes! . . . Works very hard on our Dance Committees . . . Takes an active inter¬ est in school sports and ath¬ letics ... A nice person to know and to have in our class. BRYANT S. STOTT Quiet and meticulous . . . Enjoys woodworking . . . Likes to build model ships . . . A clear thinker and a good source for original ideas . . . Gets the most out of life . . . Purposeful ... A very interesting personality. JOHN W. STRAUB Interested in art Staunch member and sup¬ porter of our Golf Team . . . Cheerful disposition and friendly smile . . . Sincere in all that he does . . . Unruf¬ fled . . . Nonchalant. EVELYN C. STRAUCH Evie . . . New to Wellesley High School from Pennsyl¬ vania in her Junior year . . . Has a special interest in short wave radios . . . En¬ joys boating ... A strong participant in school activi¬ ties. ROBERT TAINTOR Bob . . . Swimming Team as a Senior . . . Came to Wellesley High School in his Junior year from Am¬ herst, Massachusetts . . . Has a particular interest in swimming and in reading . . . History Forum as a Junior . . . Generous. F. CHRISTIAN THOMPSON Chris . . . Loyal member of the Wisewell Science Club . . . Won an Honorable Mention in the Science Fair in his Sophomore year . . . Has a special interest in natural history and bird watching. SUSAN QUINCY THOMPSON Sue ... A Cappella and Glee Club . . . A.F.S. . . . Wellesleyan Copy Editor . . . Assembly Choir . . . Honorable Mention in Sci¬ ence Fair . . . National Merit Commendation . Senior Girls’ Ensemble. SUSAN LINDA THURBER Sue . . . American Field Service for three years . . . An amiable person . . . Dance decorations . . . Seri¬ ous . . . Science Fair awards . Interested in biology . . . Scholastic Art awards . . . Showcase Committee. MARGARET K. THURRELL Peg . . . Senior Girls’ En¬ semble . . . Gym Show . . . Glee Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Plays the accordion . . . Those sparkling eyes! . . . Willingly gives her time . . . Friendly . . . Likes to read . . . Personable. Still life with stuffed dog. CAROLYN ELAINE TIBBETTS Outstanding soprano . Glee Club as a Senior . . . A Cappella Choir for three years . . . Sang the lead in H.M.S. Pinafore and in Amahl and the Night Visi¬ tors . . . Member of Future Teachers of America Club . . . A bubbling and viva¬ cious personality. 116 LINDA TIMMONS Really sweet to know . . . Reliable . . . Often seen in a ’53 Ford . . . Works hard at whatever she does . . . Unruffled . . . Admired for her courtesy and dignity . . . Caree r-m i n d e d . . + Thorough in whatever she undertakes. . . so he said . . . and then I said . . . and then . . DORINDA LOU TOPPAN Dory . . . Member of the Devotionals Committee . . . Future Teachers of Amer¬ ica . . . Chameleons . . . Outgoing . . . Shows good common sense . . . Gracious . . . Wonderful to know. JANET TYLER Tyle . . . Student Council for two years . . . Devoted member of the Girls’ Cho¬ rus . . . Has helped to make successful many of the dances . . . Unbounded school spirit . . . Active member of the Pep Club Always neat and well- groomed. ROBERT W. TREFRY Bob . . . Enjoys participat¬ ing in sports . . . Member of the Junior Varsity Basket¬ ball Team as a Sophomore . . . Always on the Honor Roll . . . Hard-working . . . Clean-cut . . . Friendly and sincere. MARTHA V. VARNEY A Cappella all three years . . . Future Teachers of America Club in her Soph¬ omore year . . . Honor Roll . . . Member of the Senior Girls’ Singing Group . . . Gym Show . . . Especially interested in music. A. THOMAS TRETHAWAY Tom ... A fine athlete . . . Member of Junior Varsity Football Team in his Soph¬ omore year . . . Always ready with a joke . . . The truest of friends . . . Always helpful . . . Sincere. DOUGLAS A. VIGNERON Doug . . . Member of the Key Club for three years . . . History Forum as a Senior . . . Member of the Devotionals Committee in his Senior year . . . Eager to participate . . . Can be de¬ pended upon . . . Wonderful to know. CAROL LYNN TJERNELL Lynn . . . Gym Show in her Junior year . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Assem¬ bly Choir as a Senior . . . Rally Committees . . . A.F.S. and History Forum as a Junior . . . Ski Club and Pep Club as a Senior. PATRICIA GAIL TROWBRIDGE Pat . . . Studious and sin¬ cere . . . Glee Club . . . Ac¬ tive in American Field Service . . . Makes the Hon¬ or Roll consistently . . . His¬ tory Forum . . . Devotionals Committee . . . Member of Wellesleyan staff. ENRIQUE R. VILA Jerry . . . Transfer student from Virginia . . . One of our most widely-traveled Seniors . . . Has participated in many of the activities of his previous schools Dark and handsome Well-groomed . . . Hard worker . . . Friendly. 117 Field Hockey in her Senior year . . . Gym Show . . . En- “Par le vou espanol?!?!” thusiastic golfer . . . Sincere and charming manner. GAIL BUCKINGHAM von der LIPPE Played cello in Orchestra for three years . . . Honor Roll . . . History Forum . . . Member of Tangent staff . . . Many awards for excellence in English . . . Has a great talent for and interest in art. DONALD CHRISTOPHER WALKER Chris . . . Good-natured . . . Glee Club for three years . . . Boys’ Chorus as a Sen¬ ior .. . Debating Club . . . History Forum . . . Mem¬ ber of Wellesleyan Planning Board . . . Bradford staff ... A Cappella . . . Helpful . . . Industrious. GAIL FRANCES WADSWORTH Came to Wellesley as a Senior from Briarcliff Man¬ or, New York . . . Great horseback rider . . . School Chorus for three years . . . Worked on Dance Commit¬ tees . . . Engaging smile . . . Outgoing. DOROTHY MARIE WALSH Dottie . . . Glee Club Season Ticket Drive . . . Assembly Committee . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Honor¬ able Mention in Science Fair . . . Assembly Choir . . . Honor Roll . . . Ex¬ treme interest in science . . . Future nurse . . . Sweet. BARBARA ANDREA WAITE Barb . . . Energetic support¬ er of school activities . . . Ski Club for three years . . . A.F.S. as a Senior . . . Pep Club . . . Bradford staff . . . Gym Show in Junior and Senior years . . . Junior Red Cross. SANDRA JEAN WALSH Sandi ... A friendly smile . . . Art Service Club in Sophomore year . . . Junior Prom Decoration Commit¬ tee . . . Teen Recreation Committee as a Senior . . . Sweet personality . . . Pop¬ ular . . . Full of pep and school spirit. RONALD C. VIOLA Ron ... A very zealous member of the Varsity Track Team . . . Amiable . . . Mechanically inclined ... A great interest in cars . . . Dark good looks ... An enjoyable sense of humor ... A fine addition to any group. GAIL KATHRYN WALCHLI American Field Service . . . Pep Club . . . Girls’ Chorus in Sophomore year . . . Ral¬ ly Committee . . . Art Serv¬ ice Club . . . Student Coun¬ cil member . . . Extreme in¬ terest in art . . . Poised . So very nice to know. CAROLYN JEAN WALTZ A great addition to our class this year from Berk¬ ley, Michigan . . . Active member of the Future Teachers of America . . . Bradford staff . . . Ameri¬ can Field Service Council ... A hard worker . . . Mer¬ maid in the water. 118 JOHN SCHUYLER WATSON A welcomed addition to our class this year from New York ... A Football and Basketball player . . . Avid swimmer . . . Boys’ Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . Affable, modest, and hard-working . . . Self-sufficient. ROSALIND S. WILLIAMS Ros . . . Faithful member of all dance committees . . . Member of Financial Coun¬ cil in Senior year . . . Pep Club and Rally Committee . . . Sunny blond hair . . . Sociable . . . Enjoys water skiing . . . Attractive Stunning clothes. KEVIN WINN Kev . . . Member of Varsity Football, Hockey, and Track teams . . . Participant in the Gym Show . . . Inter¬ ested in the physical sciences . . . Valuable member of our Senior Class Varsity squads . . . Good-looking. PENELOPE WHITE Penny . . . Played clarinet in Band as a Sophomore, Junior, and Senior . . . Committee Chairman of Admissions for TRA Dances ... Ski Club . . . Pep Club . . . Came from Amsterdam, New York, in her Sophomore year. SHEILA WILLIAMS She . . . Always supports school activities . . . Intra¬ mural Basketball in Sopho¬ more year . . . Interested in oil painting . . . Cheerful personality . . . Gets the most out of life . . . Always anxious to please . Laughing brown eyes. SUSAN A. WHITNEY Sue . . . Terrific school spirit . . . Art Service Club, three years . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . . Devotionals Commit¬ tee, two years . . . Teen Recreation Association . . . Student Council in Junior year. ALISON MARTIN WILSON Very active in sports . . . Gym Show as a Sophomore and Junior . . . Junior Var¬ sity Field Hockey and Var¬ sity Lacrosse in Junior year . . . Intramural Field Hock¬ ey and Basketball . . . Girls’ Chorus as a Sophomore. GEOFFREY P. WILLIAMS Geoff . . . Member of the Swimming Team . . . De¬ voted member of the Wel- lesleyan staff . . . Ski Club . . . Enjoys sailing and ten¬ nis ... A lively dancer . . . Teen Recreation Associa¬ tion . DON WILSON Consistently on the Honor Roll . . . Very much inter¬ ested in a future career in radio and TV ' . . . Devo¬ tionals Committee ... A sincere friend . . . Says much in a few words . . . Thoughtful and hard-work¬ ing. Wellesley holds the line. RICHARD CLINTON WOLTMANN Dick . . . Co-Captain of our New England Champion¬ ship Tennis Team . . . Var¬ sity member of Cross Coun¬ try Team . . . J.V. Wrestling . . . Season Ticket Drive . . . Enjoys water skiing . . . Makes Honor Roll consist¬ ently . . . National Merit Commendation . . . Affable. 119 JUDITH ANNE WOOD Judy . . . President of Pep Club . . . Girls’ Sports Edi¬ tor of Bradford . . . Youth- in-Government Day winner . . . Devotionals Committee . . . Ski Club . . . Rally Committee . . . Assembly Choir . . . Varsity Tennis. JAMES WOODLEY Woody . . . Member of Glee Club all three years . . . Junior Varsity Ski Team and Swimming Team as a Sophomore . . . Ski Club . . . American Field Service . . . Chorus of Amahl and the Night Visitors . . . Ex¬ tremely considerate. “If I didn’t know better, I’d swear that music was upside down.” DEBORAH MARION YOUNG Debbie . . . Member of the Pep Club in her Senior year . . . American Field Service Council as a Sophomore . . . Especially interested in swimming and badminton . . . Enjoys biology . . . Well-known. RICHARD R. ZARAGOZA Dick . . . President of Stu¬ dent Council and of East¬ ern Mass. Association of Student Councils . . . Capa¬ ble as a student and as a leader . . . Intense, serious . . . Respected for his in¬ tegrity . . . A.F.S. . . . Rep¬ resentative to Mass. Student Government Day. Lawman “Observe our next dissection specimens.” 120 CANDIDS Kjeldsen—thenics Togetherness These before-lunch snacks. Roll Call Calculus students calculate luncheon choices. 121 AROUND OUR SCHOOL “What do you mean, there’s nothing under there?” Mr. Frederick E. Steeves, Director of Physical Education. “I think you threw the wrong switch, Wes. She ' s not supposed to light up like that.” PROJECTIONISTS—J. Callender, R. Bouvier, H. Robinson, Mr. Howard. LUNCHROOM STAFF—F. Corbett, M. Grady, C. Baldini, M. Napoleone, M. Calzini, F. Sugden, I. Todd, D. Miller, H. deRosier, M. Murphy, R. Burns. 122 WELLESLEYAN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Emory Ireland EDITORS Susan Thompson F. Roy Carlson, Jr. LAYOUT EDITOR William Giese SENIOR EDITOR Karen Schoepfer COPY EDITOR Susan Thompson ART EDITOR Marianthe Anagnostis ART STAFF Alan Bartholomay Medora Mills Linda Hanson PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Business David Barber Layout F. Roy Carlson, Jr. BUSINESS MANAGER Benjamin Gikis TYPISTS Ann Barto Lois Giovanella ADVISERS Chief Adviser Dorothea Phillips Photography Florence McGilvray Business Elmore D. Lundgren PLANNING BOARD Rafael Camerini Robert Costine Joan Dacey Joseph Galvin Marilyn Lucas Lauren Sheridan Patricia Trowbridge Donald Walker Geoffrey Williams Photography by Loring Studios Boston, Massachusetts Published by Wm. J. Keller Inc. Buffalo, New York The editors express their gratitude to their beloved principal, Mr. Samuel Graves, for his constant understanding, encouragement, and support. 123 IN MEMORIAM Roger Wood All arts were precious to him, but above all he loved the theater. His sensitive nature reached across the foot¬ lights, and he was one with the great and little men of all time. We like to think that Roger has found his place —working under the Master Dramatist whose stage is the world, whose assistants, those who have seen the Light. John Capron John possessed the priceless gift of clear understand¬ ing. He mingled with his classmates on a common ground of understanding and tolerance that brought the true spirit of democracy into the classroom. Naught can atone for his loss save thoughts of Heaven and home, Eternity and God. 124 JT