Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

DOES MOT CiilCULATE ,,r 0 r V - VVELLLt Lb J. � - THE 1966 WELLESLEYAN I’ ' h WELLESLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WELLESLEY HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS ] o e k - $ se- RE+. r V 373 , (aJlMz vu I 9 (d h 2 What seemed so permanent, so lasting, is now over. High school has been the one entity around which our lives have revolved for the past three years, but no more. We are going to move on, and as our todays become tomorrows, the memories of our high school years will grow dim. So, before we bid farewell to old friends and familiar places, let us pause and reflect upon our last year here, our senior year. WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY WELLESLEY, MASS. 02181 3 DEDICATION In March, Wellesley High School lost one of its finest and most valuable staff members, Mr. James Lape, long connected with the English De¬ partment, and Assistant Principal of Wellesley High School since 1962. Those students who were privileged to have him as a dedicated and inspiring teacher of English remember him with deep affection. After assuming his duties as Assistant Principal, his relationship with the students was not as intimate as that of our teach¬ ers or our counselors, yet Mr. Lape, perhaps more than any other person, worked and fought for new programs, appropriations, and improve¬ ments to the school that would benefit all stu¬ dents. Mr. Lape’s prowess and accomplishments in the field of education were recognized on a na¬ tional level. He was made Local Chairman of the National Convention of Teachers of English and also received a John Hay Fellowship for study at the University of Chicago. At our own high school, Mr. Lape was the motivating force be¬ hind the American Studies Course; he introduced the speech program for sophomores; and he also promoted the incorporation of more electives in the school curriculum. Mr. Lape was a man of vision and intellect. He had a feeling for what a school should be, and yet he never restricted his ideas to the pres¬ ent. Because of his extraordinarily rich and diversified mind, he was able to foresee the coming trends in education and to see the gaps in the curriculum of our own school. During his eighteen years at Wellesley High School, he tried to fill those gaps, thereby making a Wellesley education more full and rewarding. Perhaps no finer compliment was paid to him than that by our Principal, Mr. Graves: “No one could possibly be an associate of Jim’s through the years without admiring his scholarship, ideals, and tenacity in getting a job done. “During his term as Assistant Principal he has persistently striven to give us all that ‘forward look’ in the field of curriculum that is so neces¬ sary in this day and age of revolutionary change in all areas of education. “I know I can speak for all of us when we congratulate him on the opportunity now pre¬ sented to him as he becomes the new Principal of Weston High School.” The Class of 1966 dedicates this Yearbook to you, Mr. Lape, as a token of its great appreci¬ ation and respect. Thank you for all that you have done for us, for those thousands of students that have come before us, and those thousands yet to come. 4 mum 5 High School is probably the time of greatest intellectual transition. We enter Wellesley High as relatively unsophisti¬ cated adolescents, and by the time we leave, most of us have set our course for a lifetime. 6 Ray Scannel, Custodian The education we receive here goes be¬ yond mere academic study, for the com¬ plete development of an individual in¬ volves many experiences outside the intellectual realm. 8 “What do you mean, I’ve been drafted!” 9 Through our everyday relationships with teachers and students we come to achieve a better understanding of our fellow man. Association, not isolation, is the key to true knowledge. 10 CAFETERIA STAFF —First Row: Mrs. Mary Calzini. Manager; Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, Mrs. Efthemia Sekas, Mrs. Hilda deRosier, Mrs. Mary Ide, Mrs. Mary Murphy, Mrs. Delia Miller. Second Row: Mr. Ralph Burns, Mrs. Helena Connolly, Mrs. Sarah Maupas, Mrs. Bar¬ bara Fabiano, Mrs. Phyllis Bent, Mrs. Constance Baldini, Mrs. Filomena Renzella, Mrs. Catherine Riley, Mrs. Rose Byrne, Mrs. Mad¬ eline Grady. 11 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Samuel M. Graves, Principal The time has come for you, the Class of 1966, to say goodbye to your high school days. Measured by a lifetime, it was but yesterday that you left home and found yourself in school for the first time. Through the years that followed, you have grown in stature and in knowledge. Your parents and your teachers join in hoping that under their guidance you have learned to distinguish between the important and the trivial, between what is right and wha t is wrong, and between the true and the false. As you leave your high school and go your separate ways, to further education, the world of business, the armed forces of our country, or the early establishment of a home of your own, you can rest assured that the hopes and prayers of your parents, teachers, and friends go with you. Be true to your highest ideals and continue to build on the foundation that has been laid. Goodbye and good luck to all of you! Samuel M. Graves Principal it 12 We finally made it. I can truthfully say that there were times when I thought we would never finish this book, but no matter how tight the situations became, the staff somehow always man¬ aged to pull through. Often we did not get much sleep during the week before deadlines, but we were always able to finish the last bits of material to give to the printer when he came to collect them. This issue of the Wellesleyan represents the work of almost a hundred people. The jobs that these individuals performed ranged from run¬ ning errands to creating copy and layout. I realize that it sounds trite to say this, but each person’s work was vital to the completion of the book. Someone had to deliver those messages, and though such help is not as exciting as that of designing the cover, it was just as important. I imagine that there will always be a bottom position on the job totem pole of any organiza¬ tion, but without the bottom, there would be nothing to hold up the rest of the group. When I accepted the position of Editor-in- Chief last spring, I took it for granted that there would be a large number of people who would be willing to work for the yearbook. In retro¬ spect, I now realize that I was indeed taking a great deal for granted. Senior year is a busy time, and there are many other organizations in school besides the Wellesleyan, a fact which all editors- in-chief have a disturbing tendency to overlook. However, despite the blitheness of my assump¬ tions of a great corps of workers, I was by no means let down. We had many more applicants than staff positions. The number of student man-hours put into the production of this yearbook is phenomenal. It testifies to the ambition and responsibility of the Class of 1966. These individuals have put a great deal of time and effort into a cause which they deemed worthwhile. I want to thank every¬ one connected with the 1966 Wellesleyan for their co-operation and their support. Bill Nugent, Editor-in-chief EDITOR’S MESSAGE 13 WELLESLEYAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF William Nugent LAYOUT EDITOR James McCaffrey PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Douglas Smith SENIOR EDITOR Assistants Laura Bachrach Stephanie Birk Susan Charow Mark Messing COPY EDITOR Barbara Marchetti PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR-BUSINESS Robert Chatel Assistants Linda Hoffman John Meiklejohn BUSINESS EDITOR David Van Patten-Steiger Assistants Emily Bateman Ronald Broadbent Paul Fitzgerald Charles Pollina Paul Sullivan FINANCIAL EDITOR Jennie Thompson Assistants Jane Dillencourt Leslie Griffiths Karen Neva Marilyn Rupp Virginia Van Tassel Jennifer Walter TYPISTS Gwen Glorioso Karen Jones Sandra McLaughlin Cheryl Melanson Regine Page Thomas Adams Peter Bagley Peter Barker Richard Barrick Richard Bennett Joseph Benotti Peter Ciesluk Barry Cluff David Critchlow Ralph Dacey David Dean Kenneth Diffendefer Alan Edmunds Christopher Fager John Fossett Claude Gentilhomme Philip Johnson William Juliani John Kearney David Littlefield Craig Lovell Robert Lovewell Dean Meledones Robert O’Connell Winfield Perry Jeffrey Peters John Porter John Powell Carl Rau Thomas Reilly Edmund Rice John Sabino George Smith Todd Smith Harold Sutherland George von der Lippe Robert Wellington Paul Welz Peter White Richard Wiggin Lucille Allison Ida Andersen Deborah Benjamin Susan Clement Susan Connolly Diane Dickinson Carolyn Edmonds Barbara Eierman Janet Eustis Elena Ferguson Nancy Foley Christina Hegsted Mary Holland Christina Jameson Cheryl Johnson Katherine Johnson Marie Kirchberger Marcia Lambert Patricia Lowe Elizabeth Lowell Lois Lubin Lucinda McAllister Patricia McGuire Dian Miner Christine Miron Judith Murphy Judith Onthank Nancy Perry Joanne Schuh Barbara Snyder Sara Salisbury Nancy Talbot Susan Talmadge Lynn Walchli Penelope Walker Elaine Wood Pamela Wright Priscilla Wright CHIEF ADVISER Dorothea Phillips BUSINESS Elmore D. Lundgren Senior Portraits by Westwood Studio Other Pictures Westwood Studio Loring Studio Stacy Bragdon Douglas Smith Published by Bradbury, Sayles, O’Neill, New York, N.Y. 14 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY PAGE 18 UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 36 ACTIVITIES PAGE 48 SPORTS PAGE 80 SENIORS PAGE 120 SAMUEL M. GRAVES Principal JAMES T. LAPE BEDROS KAMITIAN Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant ADMINISTRATION MRS. BARBARA STEEVES Secretary to the Principal GAIL LIBBY Secretary to the Assistant Principal No organization achieves excellence without superior leadership. This is as true of Wellesley High School as it is of any enterprise. It is not an accident that our school is one of the best in the nation. The influence of the school commit’ tee and Mr. Chaffee is seen in our outstanding school plant, as well as in our experienced and capable faculty. However, the coordinating of these elements into a living, functioning institu¬ tion of learning is the job of Mr. Graves, Mr. Lape, and Mr. Kamitian. We can be thankful that our school has been placed in the capable hands of these men, who have done so much to make our stay here a profitable and memorable one. MRS. CYNTHIA ANDERSON Assistant Secretary MRS. ANNE HANDY Secretary to the Administrative Assistant JOHN B. CHAFFEE Superintendent of Schools 16 ALFRED E. MAZUKINA Guidance Counselor JOAN W. CAPITELL Guidance Counselor HENRY L. DUGGAS Guidance Counselor JOSEPH C. SPANG Director of Guidance ANNA C. CRAIG Dean of Girls GUIDANCE As we look toward the challenges of our com¬ ing years, we do so with the vigor and im¬ patience of youth. At times, however, we do not always do so with wisdom. This perspective which is needed is many times supplied by our guidance counselors. They do not seek to damp¬ en our youthful spirit of determination, but rather they seek to channel our energies into ever broadening spheres of experience, whether in the Armed Forces, in college, or in the busi¬ ness world. We owe our enthusiastic counselors a great deal for their expert advice and needed assistance in this our greatest period of mental and emotional growth. MRS. HARRIET FURLONG Guidance Secretary DOROTHY WITHAM Guidance Secretary 17 The surprise quizzes, the lengthy exams and those impossible essay questions—it wasn’t easy; if anything it wasn’t easy. It meant work, and we worked, yet some¬ how we survived and in the end as we looked back the realization hit us squarely, “You know, they really taught me something.” 11 18 FACULTY 19 ENGLISH WILBURY A. CROCKETT ANTHONY ARENELLA Intern JAMES T. LAPE English Department Head MRS. DOROTHY W. MclSTYRE mrnulHEA PHILLIPS ALICE TEED ft --IS ANNE MORGAN MRS. KAY COTTLE 20 MARGARET G. PALMER MRS. SARAH B. SLOAN RALPH GRIFFIN MRS. MARY BATEMAN Permanent Substitute THOMAS H. FITZSIMMONS Speech and Drama BARBARA B. TABAK MICHAEL McGILL Intern JOHN SCANLON, JR. Librarian KATHLEEN GORDON Reading JOAN PAINTON Reading ELLEN CUE JOEL KABATZSICK 21 STANLEY SHEPARD MRS. SYLVIA McCURDY CHARLES D. BURGESS ERNEST B. LORETT History Department Head HISTORY DAVII) MARKELL MRS. ELEANOR SANTOS ROBERT J. LEMER GARDNER H. MARCHANT, JR. MARION PATRIZIO Intern DONALD R. CAMPBELL 22 EILEEN SOPER French JOHN E. DURANT French MRS. LOUISE LEVESQUE Spanish and French PATRICIA QUINN Intern MRS. SARAH G. HODGES Spanish DOROTHY MULRY Spanish LANGUAGES RAYMOND J. CAEFER French, Romance Language Department Head JOHN N. GOODRIDGE German and Latin, German Latin Department Head DO NA WILSON French MRS. MARY G. KEENAN Latin MRS. ISABEL A. IRWIN Spanish MILDRED C. THELEN Spanish MRS. FRANCES J. O BRIEN French % MRS. KATHLEEN FESQ Latin 23 JOSEPH ANDREW JOSEPH F. FITZGERALD george f. kerivan DONALD NUSS Intern RANDALL B. HORSMAN WILLIAM S. M. MONTGOMERY GERHARD WICHURA MATHEMATICS ROBERT T. BATEMAN Mathematics Department Head ELMORE D. LI ' N DGREN ALICE D. MILOT JAMES F. BARR 24 Science Department Head SCIENCE JOHN C. HOWARD, JR. Biology EDWARD H. HERLIN Chemistry ' C. t l MRS. FLORENCE EATON Biology ALBERT P. PALUMBO Physics PAUL LYDON Chemistry FRANCIS E. MEAR Chemistry PETER P. VASATURO Biology 25 WILLARD GOW Art Department Head GEORGE S. CHASE Director of Music Education MRS. ANNE L. LYNCH Art MRS. MARJORIE MEAR Art ROBERT S. DAVIS Supervisor of Instrumental Music PAUL LANDRY Vocal Music CARL A. OLSON, JR. Technical Drawing, Industrial Arts Department Head MUSIC ART, INDUSTRIAL ARTS MILTON ECONOMOS Machine Shop to PHILIP M. DODGE Woodworking MRS. RUTH ANDERSON Home Economics 26 CATHERINE M. DES.VEN Business Education Department Head ROBERT J. ALDRICH Business Education I FRANK A. HALL Business Education ANN M. HICKEY Business Education BUSINESS AND HEALTH EDUCATION MRS. FLORENCE M. McGILVRAY Business Education JENNIFER A. BROWN Physical Education MRS. ANNA MARGARET RAY Nurse FREDERICK E. STEEVES Director of Physical Education HAROLD E. HINES Physical Education WILLARD ST. CYR Physical Education MRS. MARY LOUISE LEE Physical Education 27 28 ■i Wellesley High is far more than a mere brick building; it is a way of life, a microcosmic society of which faculty and students are the citizens. W.H.S. contains offices and shops and desks and lockers, but most of all Wellesley High contains people—all kinds—short, tall, old, young—hundreds of people. They are our high school. 29 A disabled Derb. “This is Gemini Control . . 30 “Another day . . . The morning notices are as follows . . . Did you do the math homework? . . . Mr. Mazukina would like to see . . . oops, forgot my chemistry book . . . 1 pledge allegiance . . . not another drive! Hey! the Bruins won last night! . . . language lab today . . . what’s for lunch? . . . Buy a brownie for Despina. 31 “All the facts you’ll need are on the periodic table . . . Is it a home game tonight? . . . gotta get a haircut before the dance . . . Can you loan me a quarter for lunch? . . . ‘This and T hat Day’ again . . . and for your next term paper . . . Did you see Batman last week? . . . Doesn’t anybody want to buy a ticket to the senior play? darn scoffmores . . . I’ll have to miss driver ed. this Saturday. 32 Watch it, Cheryl, that’s how Eve got started. “Dissect a what! . . . now in the third act of Hamlet . . . another late bus has just arrived and we will hold the bell . . . No school, all schools ... up and out . . . What would Heilbroner say? . . . Go go Raiders. Hit ’em again Raiders . . . and for other reasons . . . senior prom decorations committee meeting this afternoon . . . mid¬ term warnings will be issued . . . this concludes the notices . . . T.G.I.F. 34 That’s how rumors get started, Miss Lorden. 35 Jean Earley, Treasurer 36 Phil Santucci, President CLASS OF 1968 Lucy Loscocco, Secretary 37 ROOM 301 First Roir: Diane Beckwith, Lorraine Aldrich, Gayle Abruzzese, Ginny Adams, Kris Aikman, Marcia Blount, Liz Birk. Second Row: Bob Ag- new, Rick Boiardi, Douglas Brimblecom, Russell Barbour, Madeleine Akin, Andrea Bonanno, Sue Bowen, Jann Beaton, Lorraine Boutiette, Miss Phillips. Third Row: Lester Bernd, Jerry Beck, Dennis Balboni, Bob Benchley, John Allen, Charles Bishoff, Andy Alexander, Dave Ander¬ son, John Bossange, Bob Brew, Don Billings. ROOM 303 First Roic: Starr Bruno, Margaret Campbell, Nancy Brown, Heather Burdick, Martha Chand¬ ler, Grace Brown, Dory Brown. Second Row: Debbie Butts, Mrs. McIntyre, Beth Casey, Kathy Burke, Camilla Casassa, Marc Chase, Herby Bubert, Pete Chamberlin, Stan Burns, Ed Bryant. Third Row: George Calder, Line Clapp, Richard Bruster, George Burr, John Clough, Wayne Coddington, Tom Carens, Kevin Carey, Rich Campana. ROOM 305 First Row: Bron Day, Jean Connors, Marcia Collins, Carol Connolly, Leslie Cuthbertson, Martha deBethune, Marylyn Coffey. Second Row: Elizabeth Coggins, Peg Cormier, Carol Di Cecco, James De Jon, Dick Connolly, Don Crane, Rick Creighton, Marta Davis, Liz Craig, Susan Dailey, Miss Palmer. Third Row: N ' elson Davis, Burton Cohen, Ted Dale, Paul Coleman, Kelley Davis, Dave Danforth, Dick Coughlin, Bill Cun¬ ningham, Bob Dennen. ROOM 306 First Row: Franchi Elms, Jean Earley, Francie Edmonds, Mary Doherty, Emily Eaton, Martha Ewing, Dorene Donahue. Second Row: Miss Teed, Linda Emily, Sandy Elmes, Andi Dug¬ gan, Ellen Downes, Jackie Dube, Lee Dusen- burv, Karen Epifano. Third Row: Candy Dun¬ lap, Eric Dixon, Jim Di Giando, Jim Dolph, David Duncan, Bob Elliot, Ben Edmonds, Robert Diffenderfer, Jonathan Elion. 11 38 ROOM 307 First Row: Ellen Feinberg, Irene Fitzpatrick, Diane Fletcher, Jenny French, Terri Gates, Jan Garner, Kathy Fay. Second Row: Alison Ferris, Dianne Fitzpatrick, Joan Geary, Lydia Folger, Janie Fumia, Betsy Gardner, Steve Feldman, Chuck Fernald, Mr. Murphy. Third Row: Bob Ferguson, Robert Gallant, Paul Fortini, Richard Gallagher, John Fetzer, Larry Frasch, Allan Foote, Rob Ford, Peter Fortini. ROOM 308 First Row: Anne Greene, Kathy Greer, Judie Gibson, Debbey Hagenloch, Phyllis Haffenreffer, Debby Gerth, Elizabet h Griffiths. Second Row: Mr. Fitzsimmons, Tim Gladwin, Nancy Gutman, Nancy Grandine, Debby Gove, Susan Gill, Chris¬ tine Greathead, Marcia Gentes, Steve Hamilton. Third Row: Kim Grundy, Jim Guzelian, Gary Gosney, Tim Halloran, Alan Govatsos, Brad Gilmer, Bob Greenwalt, William Guild. ROOM 309 First Row: Robin Herrick, Janice Hickey, Lynne Hine, Kathy Hogan, Lynda Havlin, Linda Har¬ vey, Debbie Heinbaugh. Second Row: Mrs. Mc¬ Curdy, Monica Holland, Peggy Higginbottom, Melanie Hoelker, Doug Harrington, Michael Hart, Doc Herring, Linda Howard, Hatsie Hoff¬ man, Melanie Hibbert. Third Row: Jack Horack, Rick Herbig, Mark Hecht, Andy Howard, Dave Hanks, Tom Hodgson, Joe Hicinbothem, Carl Heick, Bill Houghton, Gary Heard, Jim Hild¬ reth. ROOM 310 First Row: Andy Juliani, Jill Kearney, Sarah Kelly, Bonnie Keenan, Berni Jarvis, Nancy Johnson, Sue Jones. Second Row: Phyllis Keene, Kate Jewett, Jim Hughes, Randy Hudson, Jeff Howe, Wendy Humphreys, Gail Johnson, Mr. Lemer. Third Row: Steve Keefe, Tom Hutchin¬ son, Art Kelley, Tim Keely, Steve Howe, Bruce Johnston, Tom Johnson. 39 ROOM 311 First Row: ancy Kerr, Diana LaPlace, Rachel Ladd, Debbie Lovewell, Debbie Laurie, Val Litz, Linda Lackey. Second Row: Sandy Lubin, Lucy Loscocco, Linda Leavitt, Marie Kevorkian, Ruthi Lamothe, Priscilla Lavin, Jenny Kite, Pam Las siter, Mr. Marchant. Third Row: Kim Koops, Nick Lupo, Jonathan Lewis, John Kilduff, John Lanpher, Crawf Lindsey, Bill Larsen. ROOM 316 First Row: Jane Matthewman, Judy McGuire, Linda Mann, Barbara McMillan, Shirley Mans¬ field, Bonnie MacLeod, Sue McEachern. Second Row: Judy McDermott, Peggy McMahon, Janet McConologue, Billy Manburg, Dan Maxwell, Craig Macomber, June Marchi, Janice Mc¬ Laughlin, Linda McDaniel, Mr. Marked. Third Row: Chris Marshall, Paul McConnell, Mike McCourt, Andy McClaine, Willie McGrath, Paul MacDonald, Tom Maples, Tom McRann, Ned McFadden. «■ a It ROOM 318 First Row: Ellen Muzzy, Karen Mulherin, El¬ len Minster, Elaine Oakes, Pat Xahass, Becky Nutting, Sally Muther. Second Row: Jill Menor, Susan Morse, Karen Metanias, Marcia Morton, Dave Medin, Jerome Murphy, Dick Noonan, Jay Murphy, Miss Patrizio. Third Row: Richard O’Connor, Peter Murphy, Bill Mutrie, John Mutrie, Terry Melanson, Phil Mullen, Kevin O’Hara, George Medford, John Napoleone. ROOM 319 First Row: Norma Ouellet, Becky Patterson, Irene Raynes, Mary Fran O’Keefe, Cindy Perry, Linda Roberts, Cheryl Pope. Second Row: Bert Reif, Rosemary Power, Janet Parry, Ginger Ray, Lyn Robbins, Vicki Paul, Jane Quinn, Janice Pearson, Penny Pounder, Tony Rea, John Richert, Mrs. Santos. Third Row: Bob Quatrale, Rick Potter, Stephen Reilly, David Rainville, Dixon Purcell. Ted Papps, David O’Neill, Dave Ripley, Jim Peary. 1I 4d ROOM 320 First Row: Anne Scannell, Shirley Sayer, Janet Schoepfer, Nancy Santospago, Patty Smith, Janet Sargent, Vicki Simmons. Second Row: Mr. Camp¬ bell, Dot Spear, Dede Snyder, Patti Scheppman, Dwight Sargent. Kevin Simms, Eric Sheldon, Bill Squier, Pat Sorlien, Carolyn Russe ll, Linda Smith, Marie Sciacca. Third Row: Rob Spears, Jeff Seiler, Gary Sandford, Phil Santucci, Dana Scott, Bob Saveland, Bud Schermerhorn, Charlie Schroth, John Smolens. ROOM 321 First Row: Suzie Temple, Betty Talbot, Cheryle Timmons, Sandy Taggart, Mary Lou Sullivan, Katy Sullivan, Cathy Tracey. Second Row: Mr. Burgess, Pat Varga, Carol Stuart, Chris Tait, Nancy Tebbetts, Bill Tailby, Dana Stulce, Kathy Sullivan, Jackie Verner, Carol Tripp. Third Row: Tommy Tomao, Rick Trubiani, Edward Sullivan, Mike Stratford, Mark Sweeney, Robert Taylor, Gary Sullivan, Nathaniel Tetrick, Rich¬ ard Tomao. ROOM 323 First Row: Alice Wocker, Amy Wallace, Susan Walker, Shirley White, Sue Welch, Cathy Walz, Pamela Zeigler. Second Row: Peggy Webb, M y Zatlin, Judi Wong, BeckyJWelz. Jeanne Webster, Lauren Zoletti, Betsy Wait, Marilyn Wilton, Ronnie Wolfson, Margaret White. Third Row: Mr. Shepard, Bob Wickham, Phil Walsh, Jim Zepp, Bruce Winslow, Wally Whitney, Rick Weaver, Robert Yacobian, Steve Walsh, Richard Viola. 41 John Marchetti, Presiderit Donna Johnson, Treasurer 42 Roxanne Marshall, Vice-President 43 ROOM 203 First Row: Judy Bennett, Bonnie Arnot, Sue Anderson, Joni Benotti, Gail Ahern, Janet Arm¬ strong, Elizabeth Allen. Second Row: Mrs. Cot¬ tle, Jane Abbott, Blake Allison, Dan Arcand, Robert Barry, Richard Becker, Kevin Begley, Sue Akerson, Chris Battaglia. Third Row: Bruce Bellmare, Jim Arnstein, Gene Adams, Peter Barker, Albert Barbieri, Bob Bell, Jonathan Baker. ROOM 204 First Row: Conchita Bruce, Susan Burke, Karen Bulger, Ruth Butts, Robin Bradley, Paula Bordewieck, Cathy Brauner. Second Row: Frances Boirdi, Diane Berthiaume, Bruce Boyd, Bob Brown, Stephen Bruns, Phil Boudreau, John Burr, Pam Bower, Eileen Burke, Mr. Mc¬ Gill. Third Row: Tom Brooks, Ralph Bulger, Gregg Brown, Jim Bucci, Bill Benson, Brooks Beuttel, Stephen Callahan, Fred Bowen, Warren Bruno. ROOM 205 First Row: Jean Cassoli, Judy Collins, Diane Cassoli, Donna Cassoli, Margaret Christainsen, Debbie Cashman, Sally Collins. Second Row: Ann Capodanno, Meg Clement, Scott Chandler, John Chapin, Bruce Campbell, Nancy Clapp, Miss Tabak. Third Row: Charles Cogbill, Russ Colby, Doug Chapman, Bill Cleaveland, Thomas Connolly. ROOM 207 First Row: Laurie Culhane, Dorinda Cruikshank, Karen Dort, Jane Di Giando, Hessie Davis, Bessie Davis, Jessie Davis. Second Row: Jane Donovan. Sharon Dale, Kathy Copplestone, Beth Corrigan, Bruce Dale, John Dangelo, Brian Daggett, Dorothy Donahue, Judy Craig, Fay Crampton, Norma De Giorgio. Third Row: Roy Davis, Matthew Czaskowski, Chris Corley, Stu Cowen, Steve Dalton, John Crain, Benny Dickson, John Crigler, Fred Cutcheon. 11 1 m w v 1 IL it r Fj� ■a a j A wj § L ! Wl 7 fW ROOM 209 First Row: Mary Doyle, Lani Edmunds, Eileen Felegian, Wendy Fearnside, Teale Figgis, Robbie Ferioli, Beth Dykhuizen. Second Row: Tina Erne, Nancy Dubbs, Nancy Filbin, Ted Flynn, Tom Drummy, Alice Folger, Dolly Evans, Miss Cue. Third Row: Jim Forehand, Rand Drewrey, Carl Elmes, Michael Fay, Charlie Earley, David Edgehill, Gerard Foote. ROOM 210 First Row: Christine Fulham, Ellen Gardner, Sara Frost, Jan Fuller, Betsy Giese, Ruth Gal¬ braith, Carol Giffee. Second Row: Joanne Glori- oso, Marie Gentes, Lee Gooley, Lynn Gooley, Nancy Frazee, Marie Fortini, Miss Morgan. Third Row: Jon Goldweitz, Alan Gerlach, David Gardner, Gary Goodwin, Bob Gibson, Steve Glorioso, Bill Glennon. ROOM 211 First Row: Barbara Hanlon, Barbara Hansen, Patricia Harrington, Joanne Holland, Cathy Hebert, Lyn Holaday, Sue Hatton. Second Row: Mr. Kabatznick, Margie Hegarty, Linny Holman, Chris Gorgone, Paul Gordon, Nancy Hoffman, Phyllis Havens. Third Row: Dave Howard, Jim Howard, John Herne, Charles Hill, George Handy, Thomas Hanrahan, Thomas Houde, Lee Hansen, Cliff Hankin. ROOM 212 First Row: Ellen Hughes, Karen Keenan, Ginger Hume, Wendy Keeman, Pam Hurley, Ellen Keefe, Erika Hoyland. Second Row: Mr. Nuss, Beverly Kennedy, Judi Jabaily, Dale Jordan, Bruce Johansen, Bruce Kaczowka, Gerald Kami- tian, Donna Johnson, Abbie Jenks, Michele Kelsch. Third Row: Rich Howard, Chris John¬ son, Randy Jones, Jim Idell, Jeremy Jones, Robert Jones, Paul Kennedy. 45 ROOM 213 First Row: Helen Ladd, Sandy Knickle, Linda Lyons, Bonnie Laux, Mary Lentini, Kathy Krall, Nancy Kerivan. Second Row: Sharon Lathrop, Tina Kilroy, Bev Lawton, John Larsen, Dave Knotts, Barbara Lucenta, Sue Light, Miss Eaton. Third Row: Bob Lederhos, Tod Langdon, Rick Labadini, Rip Lanpher, Richard Leonard, Mark Larsen, Bill Low, Jim Kenny, Fred Leonard. ROOM 217 First Row: Dee Dee McNeil, Paula Mackin, Col¬ leen McManus, Lynne McCumiskey, Pat Mare- neck, Carol Manning, Peggy MacNeil. Second Row: Cindy Medford, Beth McDermott, Joan Mawhinney, Roxanne Marshall, Larry Mathews, John Marchetti, Joyce Marenghi, Les Mathias, Anne McGuinness, Mr. Barr. Third Row: Chris Manning, Scott McIntosh, Michael McFadden, Rick McVoy, Robert McGowan, Bill Mastro, Steve McFadden, Eugene Macdonald, James Mc- Isaac. ROOM 219 First Row: Jean Mortarelli, Meg Murray, Beth Murphy, Louise Mitchell, Martha Minster, Jane Messing, Kathy Murphy. Second Row: Miss Milot, Patricia Menor, Janice Miller, Josie Met- tee, Heidi Meissner, Mona Murphy, Barbara Milhender, Debbie Morris. Third Row: Colin Moor, Chris Morin, Barry Miller, Peter Midden- dorf, Bill Munro, Craig Molineux, Guy Munroe. ROOM 221 First Row: Kathy Parker, Jan Jiannini, Jean Noonan, Karen Nygren, Paula Perani, Lonni Pierce, Kay Pawlina. Second Row: Susan Palmer, John Paltrineri, Eliot Nestor, Ted Pierce, Dick Peterson, John O’Hara, Laurence Palmeri, Sue Pawlina, Mr. Horsman. Third Row: Rich New- hall, Paul Nahass, Ed Perry, John Patterson, Fritz Olcott, Don Ostroff, Renso Perdoni. 11 46 ROOM 223 First Row: Bonnie Reynolds, Sarah Satterthwaite, Mary Santo, Catherine Rooney, Jane Ramsay, Judy Schirmer, Karen Pinto. Second Row: Charlie Samour, Claire Roderick, Jo Anne Ran- do, Marje Sands, Wini Scheppman, Gretchen Scholten, Celeste Polletta, Sue Ringer, Debbie Salem, Judy Reid. Third Row: Marston Piercy, Curt Rawley, Tom Salvi, Paul Rogan, Rick Sawicki, Ray Scannell, Don Quatrale, Mr. Wichura. ROOM 225 First Row: Nancy Slamin, Mary Stearns, Robin Solit, Karen Smith, Judy Spelman, Cheryl Specht, Carol Schradieck. Second Row: William Stanwood, Kathie Simms, Amy Lee Spear, Nancy Spilman, Pat Severance, Hazel Sheridan, Joan Stern, Mr. Montgomery. Third Row: Jeff Sexton, Chip Staley, Charles Seifert, Paul Segel, Pete Spang, Steve Sinko, Pete Sorlien, Bruce Scott, Bob Spellman. ROOM 227 First Row: Alice von Ladau, Carol Valentine, Joanie Tishler, Marianne Varney, Judith Turn- bull, Sandy Stevens, Beth Thompson. Second Row: Mr. Fitzgerald, Lois Turnau, Julie Stod- dart, Peter Stulce, Bob Twomey, Scott Tillson, Bob Tucker, Debby Thompson, Holly Stockwell, Carol Villa. Third Row: Glenn Vehr, Mark Stewart, Don Trageser, Peter Upton, Bob Tassi- nari, Hank Tyler, Bob Tibor, Carmen Surro, Bill Taggart. ROOM 228 First Row: Carol West, Marcia Welch, Pam Welch, Sue Wendler, Lisa Zaragoza, Jill Wallace, Cindy Wright. Second Row: Mr. Kerivan, Mar¬ tha Wells, Debbie Williams, Sally Wyman, Jane Walsh, Elinor Williams, Linda Waltz, Mary Lou Wild, Susan Whitney. Third Row: Bill Wood¬ man, James Whitcomb, Jeff Wight, Steve Wood, Harold Wildman, Walby Wright, Russ Wiggin, Robert Wise, Ray Wheet, Ned Willis. 47 Meetings after school, money raising, special proj¬ ects, these are all part of the a ctivities at Wellesley High, but there is something more. The proud surge of satis¬ faction at having contributed a great amount of time and effort to a worthwhile cause, and the happy surprise of discovering that other people have the same interest, are the real rewards of extracurricular activities. I t 48 ACTIVITIES 49 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 I 50 The Student Council has experienced a highly successful year under the dy¬ namic leadership of President Barry Cluff, Secretary Sue Connolly, Treasurer Nancy Talbot, Vice-President Jeff Peters, and Corresponding Secretary Donna Johnson. It is the function of the Council to serve as a representative body for all of the students. The council solicits sug¬ gestions from students and faculty and gives careful consideration to all well- intended suggestions. 51 This year’s Council has conducted many successful projects and activities. The Kick-off Dance and the Homecom¬ ing Dance are among the early projects, but the most successful endeavor was the great success of the new Student Activity Package. The Council once again sponsored the Variety Show, featuring the Miss Wel¬ lesley High School Pageant. The winter meeting of the PTSA was conducted by the Council. The evening featured dis¬ plays prepared by each of the extra¬ curricular groups in the school. Much credit for the success of this year’s Council goes to President Barry Cluff, Miss Lorden for her dedicated guidance, and the entire administration for their liberal co-operation through¬ out the year. Alan Gerlach and Treasurer Nancy Talbot 52 President Barry Cluff and Adviser Miss Lorden STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Sally Muther, Chris Manning, Jeff Peters, Nancy Talbot, Barry Cluff, Sue Connolly, Donna Johnson, Eric Sheldon, Sue Talmadge. Second Row: Miss Lorden, Alan Gerlach, Lucy Loscocco, Laura Bachrach, Kathy John¬ son, Cindy Wright, Kathy Greer, Hatsie Hoffman, Roxanne Marshall, Joanne Glorioso, Chris Gorgone. Third Row: Paul Fitzgerald, Phil Santucci, George Burr, Dave Littlefield, Ron Broadbent, Todd Langdon, Fritz Olcott, Peter Ciesluk. 53 After extensive discussion by the Stu¬ dent Council, the Smoking Council was again continued this year. Its effective¬ ness, as usual, was in question, and in an attempt to make improvements, the Smoking Council was reorganized. In¬ stead of election by the student body, interested people were asked to sign. This list was then carefully reviewed by Mr. Kamitian and selected faculty mem¬ bers who finally chose twenty-eight stu¬ dents to be members of the Council. Qualifications for membership were the number of study halls each student could contribute and his or her school citizen¬ ship record. Each member was assigned to patrol during a certain number of study periods a week. The effectiveness of the Council de¬ pends upon everyone’s co-operation. With smoking at an all-time high among teenagers, the problem of smoking may never be eliminated, but with the help of the Council, smoking during school time has been reduced considerably. SMOKING COUNCIL First Row: Meg Murray, Nancy Filbin, Carol Villa, Libby Lowell, Karen Bulger, Diane Cassoli, Nancy Kerivan, Donna Cassoli, Beth Dvfchuizen. Second Row: John Burr, Renzo Perdoni, Chris Fulham, Linda Waltz, Paula Bordewieck, Kris Kwas¬ niewski, Nancy Perry, Mary Lou Wild, Bonnie Arnot, Roxanne Marshall, Rick Wiggin. Third Row: Todd Langdon, George Handy, Barry Cluff, Paul Nahass, Bruce Howes, Dave Littlefield, Chip Gorgone, Jack O’Neil, Jeff Sexton. 54 KEY CLUB Under the sponsorship of the Wel¬ lesley Kiwanis Club and the advisership of Mr. Kamitian and Mr. Landry, the 1965-66 Wellesley High School Key Club continues to provide outstanding com¬ munity service. This year’s club has been financially able, and with the larg¬ est membership ever, it has undertaken and supported many town projects. The Key Club operates the refresh¬ ment stand at all Wellesley High School home football games and sells Hallo¬ we’en candy throughout the town to help bolster the club treasury, which in turn helps to support retarded chil¬ dren’s parties for community children. These parties are given every other Sat¬ urday during the school year. In addi¬ tion to these parties and Settlement House parties for the deprived children in the Roxbury area during the Christ¬ mas and Easter seasons, club members also participate in such activities as col¬ lecting and bringing books to the Hill¬ side School for Boys in Marlboro, Massa¬ chusetts, and helping the Red Cross members with any odd jobs that they may request. Members of the Key Club usually meet every Monday night in the Key¬ noter Room of Howard Johnson’s in Wellesley Square and are a selective group who not only must attain a fine scholastic record but also must have exemplary citizenship qualities. With the leadership of President Todd Smith, Vice-President Rich New hall, Secretary Dave Littlefield, and Treasurer Ron Broadbent, the club looks forward to a continued success. They also wish to extend a special thanks to Mr. Kamitian who is retiring after this year in order to devote more of his time to administrative work. His many years of outstanding guidance and understanding have aided in making the Key Club the fine organization it is today. First Row: Barry Cluff, Bob Green- wait, Jack O’Neil, David Littlefield, Todd Smith, Ron Broadbent, Chip Gorgone, Bruce Howes, Jim Maples. Second Row: George Smith, Bill Guild, John Marchetti, Ray Scannell, Chris Gorgone, Phil Johnson, Bob Szetela, Bob Manning, Paul Nahass, Steve Glorioso, Dick Peterson, Arthur Brown, Bill Munro. Third Row: Richard Howard, Andy Howard, Phil Santucci, Paul Sullivan, Neil Midkiff, Jeff Peters, Paul Howard, Chris Manning, Bob Dunn, Jeff Sexton, Peter Ciesluk, Eric Sheldon, Dick Noonan. The Junior Red Cross, under the leader¬ ship of Dian Miner and Peggy Slavin, and faculty adviser, Miss Ann Hickey, has continued to expand the variety of its service projects. The Saturday Morning Parties this year once again have proved to be a great success. The group, under the leadership of Cheryl Johnson, has con¬ tinued visiting and instructing patients at Med- field State Hospital. The girls are now con¬ sidering the possibility of visiting shut-ins in Wellesley. In addition to all of these projects, the group has continued its drives for enroll¬ ment, for paperback books for veterans, and for records for retarded children, and also has helped the Key Club with the Christmas and Easter parties at the Cooperstown Settlement House. The members of this group deserve much praise, for each girl has unselfishly given her time to help others. Dian, Peggy, and Miss Hickey deserve special praise for the time and planning involved in co-ordinating all of these activities. JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row: Betsy Giese, Judy Collins, Judy Spelman, Teale Figgis, Betsey Jones, Ronnie Hill, Bonnie Laux, Ellen Hughes, Jane Donovan, Nancy Slamin. Second Row: Lynn Wells, Sue Jones, Janet Eustis, Peggy Slavin, Miss Hickey, Dian Miner, Mary Hol¬ land, Nancy Johnson, Pat Nahass. Third Row: Sally Collins, Gail Johnson, Judy Reid, Joan Geary, Andi Duggan, Holly Stock- well, Kathy Jdhnson, Nancy Hughes, Marcia Collins, Peggy Higginbottom, Nancy Kerr, Diane O’Malley, Suzanne Moon, Nancy Kerivan. Fourth Row: Diane Fletcher, Linda Mann, Pat Severance, Nancy Brown, Jean Earley, Ruth Eaton, Janet Armstrong, Marcia Blount, Nancy Perry, Martha Chandler, Kathy Fay, Jean Noonan, Josie Mettee, Sarah Kelly, Jeannie Thompson. 56 First Row: Louise Ferris, June Marchetti, Marie Fortini, Alison Ferris, Betsy Gardner, Marcos Sam- paio, Helena Berends, Petros Aklilu, Meg Clement, Sue Light, Susie Ringer, Michele Kelsch, Lucille Allison. Second Row: Mrs. Levesque, Amy Wallace, Martha de Bethune, Pixie Cruickshank, Sara Frost, Gretchen Scholten, Linda Waltz, Mary Stearns, Ginny Adams, Jan Pearson, Linda Howard, Nancy Grandine. Third Row: Jill Wallace, Suzanne Sayer, Eileen Felegian, Judy Turnbull, Laurie Culhane, Vicki Simmons, Wendy Keeman, Pam Welch, Barbara Milhender, Nancy Perry, Suzanne Moon, Kathy Johnson. Fourth Row: Cindy Wright, Carl Penndorf, Peter Stulce, Tom Reilly, Stanley Rideout. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Wellesley High School students had many opportunities to meet foreign stu¬ dents during the year under the auspices of the American Field Service Club whose adviser is Mrs. Levesque. Guest speakers at afternoon meetings told about many interesting experiences in such countries as Turkey, Ecuador, and Uganda. A Christmas party was held to which many AFS’ers came from nearby towns, and Wellesley families were the hosts for foreign students during an AFS weekend which included an interna¬ tional dinner. Fund-raising activities included the fall tag-d.iy and the Christmas card sale to help support our AFS students. Hel¬ ena Berends, a Dutch girl from Portugal and Brazil, Marcos -Sampaio from the south of Brazil, Petros Aklilu from Ethiopia, Isaac Hajibai from Iran, and Isabel Chau from Peru contributed to life at Wellesley High School. This year Peter White was sent to study in Den¬ mark, Tina Jameson to study in Greece, and Carl Penndorf spent the previous summer in Uganda. Petros Aklilu, Helena Berends, Marcos Sampaio 57 Under the leadership of Mr. Andrew, the Future Teachers of America Club, headed by Konnie Hill and Nancy Hughes, has given many girls the oppor¬ tunity during study periods to visit the Kingsbury and Phillips elementary schools where the club members have observed and assisted classroom teach¬ ers. Other activities of the club included listening to speakers on topics concern¬ ing education and college, acting as hosts to a five-school discussion on teaching, and taking field trips to the State Teach¬ ers Convention and to nearby elemen¬ tary schools. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First R ow: Lynn Wells, Marsha Bartliolomay, Barbara Judson, ancv Hughes, Secretary; Konnie Hill, President; Jean Cassoli, Judy Collins. Second Row: Mr. Andrew, Janie McConnell, Laura Bachrach, Dian Miner, Carol Connolly, Janet Armstrong, Bonnie Laux, Sancy Perry, Marcia Lambert, Dorothy Donahue, Emily Bateman. Third Roic: Ann Capodanno, Marie Sands, Diane O’Malley, Sally Collins, Barbara Marchetti. First Row: Marcia Lambert, Marylyn Coffey, Jane Walsh, Karen Larsen, Joan Stern. Second Row: Mr. Burgess, Alan Gerlach, Dave Danforth, William Low, Jim Howard, Donald Trageser. Third Row: Peter Stulce, Pete Sorlien, Billy Manburg, Richard Creighton. The History Forum is under the lead¬ ership of Mr. Burgess. Members plan to attend in April the East Coast Model United Nations at De Witt High School, Jamesville, New York, accompanied by Mrs. Arnold. The forum celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the United Nations by planting three dogwood trees. A Vietnam poll was taken in Jan¬ uary to learn the opinion of the stu¬ dents. Active this year in the forum have been senior Marcia Lambert and junior Alan Gerlach as well as President Bill Low, Vice-President Karen Larsen, and Secretary Don Trageser. HISTORY FORUM 59 First Row: Betsy Gardner, Jim McCaffrey, Marcia Lambert, Stephen Daggett, Michele Kelsch. Second Row: Mr. Shepard, Bill Manburg, Alan Gerlach, Don Trageser, Dave Danforth, Pete Sorlien, Edmund Rice, Tom Reilly. DEBATING CLUB This year the Wellesley High School Debat¬ ing Club became a charter member of the new Bay State Debating League. Under the new system, once a month all of the teams meet at one of the schools. Each team is represented by four squads, two varsity and two novice. Thus, each time the League meets, sixteen debates are held. In this way, more interested students are given the opportunity of participating in the ancient art of debating. Our Debating Club, under the able leader¬ ship of Mr. Shepard, boasts its largest and most talented membership in several seasons. The team, led by Co-Captains Jim McCaffrey and Steve Daggett, has met some of the finest squads in the Bay State League and has sent them to defeat. Seniors Ed Rice and Jim Donovan, to¬ gether with Juniors Pete Sorlein and Alan Ger¬ lach, bolster the team’s varsity squads. Welles¬ ley’s undefeated novices, led by Tom Reilly, Michelle Kelsch, Bill Manburg and Betsy Gard¬ ner, make prospects bright for the future of debating in Wellesley. 60 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: Nancy Perry, Judy Reid. Betsy Giese, Margaret Hansberry, Pat Mareneck, Sally Collins. Second Row: Mrs. Keenan, Joe Benotti, Jim McCaf¬ frey, Dave Morgan, Bill Taggart, Don Trageser, Don Quatrale. The Junior Classical League, spon¬ sored by Mrs. Keenan, is an organization devoted to the appreciation of classical Greek and Roman civilization. The Wellesley High School chapter in 1964 received its charter from the National Junior Classical League. Members have decided to wear at monthly meetings Roman costumes which they have made. The meetings consist of business discussions followed by an entertainment period. Entertain¬ ment is provided by the members of the Junior Classical League with such activi¬ ties as slave auctions, Olympic games, or dramatic projects based on mythology or history. The Wellesley High School Junior Classical League participates in the state convention held each spring. Each Christmas, the club also contributes gifts to the New England Home for Little Wanderers. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, founded last year, had a busy and successful year. A sin¬ gle sideband transceiver and trap an¬ tenna were purchased and assembled. These put the club station, WA1DUL, actively on the air. For students inter¬ ested in getting or upgrading their licenses, code sessions were held. Also, filmstrips on electronic theory were shown. The Radio Club is sponsored by Mr. Lydon, and the president is Winfield Perry. The meetings were held every other Friday in Room 120. First Row: Nat Tetrick, Sue Whitney, Win Perry. Second Row: Mr. Lydon, Jim Chapman, John Allen, Doug Wallace. Not present: Bruce Dale, Henry LeBlanc, Jay Zaragoza. 61 The Bradford, Wellesley High School’s illustrious newspaper, improved and in¬ creased during the past year, under the guiding hand of faculty adviser Mr. Mc¬ Gill. Headed by Editor-in-Chief Judi Murphy, Managing Editor Don Kelley, Neios Editor Martha Minster, Feature Editor Kathy Krall, Boys ' Sports Editor Paul Sullivan, Girls ' Sports Editor Di Miner, Photography Editor Bill Stan- wood, and Exchange Editor Jane Dono¬ van, the staff published more issues with more pages than in previous years. The extra pages were needed for the inclusion of more news, the closer cov¬ erage of sports, the initiation of the political Viewpoint column, and the change to five columns. Paying for the additional pages and balancing the books as well were the tasks of Business Manager Randy Drew- rey, Advertising Manager Stanley Ride¬ out, and Co-ordinating Editor Bill Juliani. The Bradford ' s sales increased as the paper gained in popularity and student support. BRADFORD First Row: Kathy Sullivan, Don Kelley, Paul Sullivan, Dian Miner, Judi Murphy, Bill Juliani, Martha Minster, Bill Stanwood, Maria Sciacca. Second Row: Mr. McGill, Paula Bordewieck, Suzanne Moon, Nancy Hughes, Pat Severance, Don Trageser, Randy Hudson, Bob Benchley, Gan Heard, Joanne Schuh, Jean Noonan, Jane Zatlin, Sue Akerson, Meg Clement, Betsy Gardner, Joan Geary. Third Row: Marilyn Olson, Helena Berends, Linda Newhall, Gail Ahern, Suzanne Sayer, Marcos Sampaio, Richard Hanson, Paul Richert, Konnie Hill, Marianne Galvin, Betsey Jones, Sara Frost, Judy Spelman, Marylyn Coffey, Janet McConologue. 62 Lucille Allison, Editor; Mr. Kabatznick, Adviser. STYLUS The Stylus is the school publica¬ tion devoted to the creative arts. In the spring a single professionally- printed issue appears, containing poetry, short stories, drawings, and prints. Contributions from interested students are compiled and edited by a small staff under the direction of Mr. Kabatznick, Faculty Adviser; Lucille Allison, Senior Editor ; and Debbie Salem, Junior Editor. c First Row: Marcia Lambert, Lucille Allison, Senior Editor; Debbie Salem, Junior Editor; Nancy Filbin, ' ancy Grandine. Second Row : Mr. Kabatznick, Heather Mackenzie, Becky Welz, Nancy Perry, Pat Severance, Linda Petersen, Kristin Johnson. 63 On Wednesday, March 2, 1966, eighty-two students were inducted into the Wellesley Chap¬ ter of the National Honor Society, whose sponsor is Mr. Lundgren. Pledging “to uphold the high purposes of this Society, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school and my life,” these students ac¬ cepted their National Honor Society certificates and pins from Mr. Graves, with his hearty con¬ gratulations. Along with the distinction of being part of this national organization, the members accepted privileges and responsibilities. The main privi¬ lege they enjoyed was that of the Honor Study, a traditional permission allowing the students to make use of an unproctored study hall. They also were given the responsibility of supporting Despina Kourti, a Greek foster child. The money for Despina ' s support came from brownie sales, headed by Ed Rice. Among other activities of the Society was the sending of four representatives, including Presi¬ dent Jim McCaffrey and Secretary Karen Neva, to the Convention of the Eastern Massachusetts Association of National Honor Society Chapters, held in Townsend. The delegates, including two Juniors, learned a great deal about the purposes, activities, and goals of the National Honor Society. 64 First Row: Lois Lubin, Jenny Thompson, Eva Ricardi, Martha Downes, Barbara Marchetti, Kathy Johnson, Kay Kirchberger, Jim Mc¬ Caffrey, Karen eva, Sue Charow, Laura Bachrach, Elena Ferguson, Elaine Wood, Peggy Genovese, Lucille Allison. Second Row: Reid Fisher, Becky Ellis, Lynn Walchli, Joanne Schuh, Priscilla Wright, Joyce Willcox. Suzanne Sayer, Jan Eustis, Barbara Eierman, Tricia McGuire, Debbie Benjamin, Marilyn Rupp, Judi Murphy, Karen Larsen. Third Row: Carl Penndorf, Lawrence Palmeri, Joe Benotti, Steve Daggett, Ed Rice, Ken Diffenderfer, Bob O’Connell, Bob Lovewell, John Rhome, Paul Fitzgerald, Doug Smith, Dick Bennett, Ralph Dacey, Oliver Ireland, Sue Clement. Fourth Row: Artie Brown, Jack Powell. Chris Fager, Dave Dean, Jeff Peters, George von der Lippe, Bill Nu¬ gent, Steve Morse, Paul Sullivan, Steve Bachman, Paul Richert, John Gilmore, Phil Johnson, Win Perry, John Sabino .Fifth Row: Margaret Clement, Joan Stern, Phyllis Havens, Sue Akerson, Kathy Krall, Sarah Satterthwaite, Bonnie Laux, Wendy Feamside, Mark Messing, Rick Sawicki, Ha ' rold Low, John Patterson, Jim Idell, Paul Segel, Blake Allison, Sue Light, Nancy Clapp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 65 WISEWELL SCIENCE CLUB This year the Wisewell Science Club, headed by Chuck Pollina, President; Winfield Perry, Vice-President; Wendy Fearnside, Secretary-Treasurer; with Mr. D’Ani- ello as adviser, enlarged the recently-initiated Science Club Bulletin to a monthly publication. As before, the club sponsored the Science Quiz Team, under the direction of Mr. Lydon. Also aided by the club was the Westinghouse Corporation in its annual talent search. Once again the Science Club played a large part in the annual Science Fair which was co¬ ordinated by Student Science Fair Director Winfield Perry. The Science Club held one meeting a month, with guest speakers lecturing on various scientific topics. Field trips were made to the Massachusetts General Hos¬ pital and to other places of scientific interest. First Row: Richard McVoy, Lydia Folger, Paula Bordewieck, Elena Ferguson, Janet Sargent, David Dykhuizen. Second Row: Paul McConnell, Charles Samour, Robert Wellington, Paul Welz, Paul Richert, Winfield Perry, Chuck Pollina, John Leonard, Mr. D’Aniello. 66 SCIENCE QUIZ TEAM Seated: Stephen Daggett. Standing: Mark Messing, Geoffrey Dixon, Winfield Perrv, Mr. Lydon. The Science Quiz Team, coached by Mr. Lydon and captained by Winfield Perry, was undefeated this year, having wins over Marl¬ boro, Wilmington, and Needham. In the spring, the Quiz Team will compete in the championship round. The quizzes, which are sponsored by the American Chemical Society, were televised once a month by WHDH-TV on Dateline Boston. SCIENCE FAIR The 1966 Science Fair, Wellesleys 14th, was held on March 17, and co-ordinated by Mr. D’Aniello, Chuck Pollina, and Winfield Perry. The fair pro¬ vided an opportunity for students interested in science to exhibit their skills and knowledge. Again this year exhibiting at the fair was volun¬ tary. For the first time, a mathematics division was added to the biology, chemistry, and physics divisions. From some forty projects, which exhibited more depth and achievement than in years past, prize winners were chosen. First prize winners were Bob Lovewell, biology; John Patterson, physics; and Paul Segel, mathematics. 69 First Row: Cheryl Pope, Sue Jones, Susan Sayer, Laurence Palmeri, President; Jill Kearney, Vice-President; Maureen Zepp, Treasurer; Lin¬ da Newhall. Second Row: Mr. Fitzsimmons, Marty Downes, Judy McDermott, Susan Whitney, Madeleine Akin, Kathy Hogan, Bill Stan- wood, David Ripley, Tina Kilrov, Marylyn ColFey, Ginger Ray, Judy Loyte, Peggy Genovese. Third Row: Ed Bryant, Janice Martino, Deb¬ bie Gerth, Don Kelley, Dave Danforth, Doug Smith, Bob Benchley, James Z.epp, Pixie Cruikshank, Richard Becker. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club offered interested students the chance to become involved in many aspects of the theater. During the year, the club brought in guest lec¬ turers, including a professional makeup artist and the head of the Drama De¬ partment at Wellesley College. It spon¬ sored an afterschool performance of “Living Stage ’65“ presented by the Charles Playhouse, and the club also took a field trip to Stratford, Connecti¬ cut, to see a production of Henry IV, Part II. The keynote of the year was struck when the club presented in May a full-length play from the classic reper¬ tory. 70 OPENING EXERCISES First Row: Judy Onthank, Linda Roberts, Elena Ferguson, Sue Light. Second Row: Miss Teed, Claire Roderick, Doug Smith, Don Quatrale, Amy Wallace, Emily Bateman. The Wellesley High School Chess Team has had a successful 1966 season. Although the team is only in its second year, the mem¬ bers have a good chance of becoming the League champions. The credit for the suc¬ cess of the team and for that of the League itself, is in great part due to the fine work of Mr. Barr, the adviser. Through the efforts of Mr. Barr and other advisers, the League is continuing to expand and looks forward to the joining of other towns by 1967. The attacking force of Wellesley has been led by Lee Hansen on number one board, and now third in the League, Bert Reif on number two board, Lois Lubin on third board, Allen Carleton on fourth, and on fifth board Owen Kite. This committee opens every school day with a short selection of music and an in¬ spirational reading, followed by a moment of personal meditation. Under the guidance of Miss Teed, the committee invited pupils from all classes to participate in this tra¬ ditional school activity. Integrated original readings and modem vocal music supple¬ ment the works of great authors, composers, and statesmen which are used in the pro¬ grams presented every morning. CHESS CLUB C First Row: Lois Lubin, Lee Hansen, Mr. Barr, Allen Carleton, Bert Reif. Second Row: Randy Jones, Mark Lar¬ sen, Harry Meyer, Owen Kite. 71 First Row: Paul Segal, Wayne Coddington, Paul Fitzgerald, Kit Gentilliomme, John Porter, Bob Lovewell. Second Row: John Goldweitz, Harry Meyer, Bruce Glafiin, Rick Wiggin, Andy Phillips, Bob Manning, Peter Toppan, Jim ldell, Kris Morris, Bill Juliani, Tom Purcell. AMBASSADORS This year’s Ambassadors, led by Paul Fitzgerald, met each Tuesday and Thurs¬ day mornings at the early hour of 7:30. The organization, consisting of some of our best musicians, is the only group in the school providing popular dance music. They have made several appear¬ ances at school affairs, including P.T.S.A. meetings, assemblies, and the Variety Show. Last year they were selected the outstanding ensemble at our music festi¬ val in Foxboro and competed again this May at Fairhaven. CHAMBER CHOIR The Chamber Choir, in its second year at Wellesley High School, has continued its concentration on music of the Renais¬ sance and Baroque periods. This choir, consisting of eighteen mixed voices, is under the direction of Mr. Landry. This year, with weekly rehearsals, it is prepar¬ ing a Bach Motet similar to the one per¬ formed by the Madrigal Singers two years ago. The Chamber Choir partici¬ pated in the National Honor Society In¬ duction Ceremony, the Spring Music Concert, and served as a nucleus for the Gym Show Chorus. First Row: Emily Bateman, Linda Roberts, Sue Charow, Accompanist; Lyn Robbins, Blanche Lamothe, Sandi Taylor. Second Row: Karen Neva, John Meiklejohn, George Smith, Patty Lowe, Cindy Medford. Third Row: Elizabeth Close, Carl Elmes, Marcia Blount. 73 ORCHESTRA Members Listed Alphabetically: Bob Agnew, Blake Allison, Lucille Allison, Janet Armstrong, Sue Charow, Bruce Claflin, Shelley Collyer, Carol Connolly, Bruce Dale, Jane Donovan, Martha Downes, Jackie Dube, Rebecca Ellis, Bob Ferguson, John Gilmore, Jon Goldweitz, Nan¬ cy Grandinc, Carl Heick, Melanie Hoelker, Bill Juliani, Bonnie Keenan, Helen Ladd, Debbie Lovewell, Jim McCann, Janet McConologue, Judi McDermott, Peggy McMahon, Harry Meyer, Suzanne Moon, Andy Phillips, Tom Purcell, Bert Reif, Vin Sallinger, Suzanne Schmidt, Nathaniel Tetrick, Debbie Thompson, Gaye Townsend, Erica Whipple, Rick Wiggin. The Wellesley Senior High School Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Davis, has had many oppor¬ tunities to perform this year. On February 12, the orchestra played at a concert for the Massa¬ chusetts Music Educators’ Association State Meeting. In April at Wayland High School they took part in an exchange assembly. On May 14, they played at the Southeast Music Festival in Fairhaven, and they went to Maine for a concert with the Portland High School Orches¬ tra. A Spring Choral and Orchestra Concert was held here on May 21 at which the Portland High School Orchestra was our guest. 75 STRING TRIO The String Trio is a student-run music group consisting of three fine musicians: Lucille Allison, violin; Suzanne Smith, viola; and Debbie Thompson, cello. Among its activities this year have been performing at the student concert sponsored by the Wellesley Community Chorus and also at an All-State Concert in Fitch¬ burg; providing background music for several social occasions, school and otherwise, the most recent of which was playing for an evening gathering of the Eastern Arts Association at the Gardner Museum. The strains of Boc¬ cherini floating from the balcony through the flowery courtyard added the finishing touch to the charming mood of the old Florentine palace. STRING TRIO—Suzanne Smith, Debbie Thompson, Lucille Allison. MADRIGAL CHOIR The Madrigal Choir, now in its third year, was organized and spon¬ sored by Mr. Landry. Under his lead¬ ership, a small group of girls and boys practiced once a week. This small mixed chorus provided an oppor¬ tunity for its singers to perform both sacred and secular music of the six¬ teenth and seventeenth centuries. The Madrigal Singers participated in the Spring Concert as well as in outside concerts. Seated: Kathy Krall. Standing: Roberta Peters. Karen Neva, Marianne Varney, Marc Chase, George Merrill, Debbie Thompson. First Row: Sue Morse, Lucille Allison, Tina Hegsted, Blanche Lamothe, Ra¬ chel Ladd, Ruth Lamothe, Sue Light, Debbie Butts. Second Row: Lyn Ed¬ monds, Dian Miner, Sue Young, Kathy Krall, Vicky Woods, Lyn Rob¬ bins, Sue Clement, Lee Griffiths, Elena Ferguson, Patty Lowe, Diane O’Malley. Third Row: Ellen Muzzy, Emily Bate¬ man, Carol West, Emily Eaton, Janet Greene, Marianne Varney, Linda Rob¬ erts, Judy Railsback, Karen Jones, Sandi Taylor, Jan Melanson. Fourth Row: John Meiklejohn, Ginger Van Tassel, Todd Smith, George Smith, Dave Littlefield, Craig Lovell, George Merrill, Barb Eierman, Marcia Blount. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Under the direction of Mr, Landry, the A Cappella Choir, a fifty-five mem¬ ber vocal group, met as a unit weekly and also in small sections. The group performed a variety of selections rang¬ ing from ancient sacred music to con¬ temporary pieces. They performed at the Christmas assembly and at the Spring Concert. The seniors performed at graduation along with sections of the Glee Club. 77 GLEE CLUB Mr. George Chase, Director of Music Education 78 First Row: Sue Charow, Accompanist; Holly Stockwell, Margaret Christainsen, Tina Erne, Alison Ferris, Diane Dickinson, Anthea Maccini, Cindy Medford, Barbara Marchetti, Cindy McAllister, Linda Romsey, Joan Geary, Joanne Glorioso, Caroline Jones, Abby Jenks. Second Row: Irene Wenten, Kathy Burke, Kris Morris, Linda Walz, Joanne Feeney, Lee Griffiths, Donna Johnson, Jennie Thompson, Di Miner, Lyn Edmonds, Libby Lowell, Roberta Peters, Meg Clement, Judy Reid, Sue Dailey, Judi Jabaily. Third Row: Becky Lonergan, Vicky Woods, Lee Dusenbury, Ellen Muzzy, Suzie Temple, Debby Gove, Betty Talbot, Andi Duggan, Linda Harvey, Diana LaPlace, Nancy Kerr, Leslie Cuthbertson, Anne Greene, Debbey Hagenloch, Marie Kevorkian, Ginger Ray, Jann Roberts. Fourth Row: Debbie Heinbaugh, Linda Laconte, Mary Frances Thorn, Janet Greene, Lynn Wells, Judy Railsback, Chris Miron, Patty Smith, Josie Mettee, Julie Davis, Paula Perani, Judy Gibson, Cartha Palmer, Jane Baker, Janice Hickey, Martha deBethune, Norma Ouel- let, Shirley Mansfield. Fifth Row: Jan Garner, Cindy Davis, Robin Herrick, Ruth Eaton, Marylyn Coffey, Vicki Simmons, Cindy Per¬ ry, Biddy Griffiths, Chris Fulham, Mary Holland, Marianne Varney, Martha Ewing, Carol Hickey, Carrol Valentine, Ginger Van Tas¬ sel, Teale Figgis, Lois Turnau, Jan Melanson, Nancy Lofgren. Sixth Row: Peter Stulce, Sandy Scholl, George Merrill, Rick Herbig, John Smolens, Chris Gorgone, Dave Danforth, Don Ostroff, Bob McGowan, Bruce Howes, Stephen Lyons, Alan Govatsos, Jim Idell, Steve Howe, Bill Squier, Lincoln Clapp, Dana Stulce, Wendy Pierce. Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Landry, is an elective that has always been popular with students because of the wide variety of music sung and the performances in which it takes part. The club performs at the Christmas and Spring concerts and at graduation. Each Glee Club member met in a di¬ visional group and then in the collective meeting, which was on Tuesday this year. Because of a greatly increased member¬ ship, which presented scheduling prob¬ lems, only 90% of the approximately 130 members were able to meet simul¬ taneously. Unlike previous years, there were no officers elected, but Libby Lowell and Mary Holland acted as assistants to Mr. Landry, and Sue Charow again was a very capable accompanist. 79 The long lonely hours of relentless practice, the in¬ furiating frustration of a persistent flaw, the polite ap¬ plause of a quiet gallery, the thunderous cheers of a delirious stadium, the satisfied fatigue of a complete effort, these are all a part of the epic of sport. 11 80 SPORTS 81 82 The 1966 Red Raider football team under new coaching produced a 4-3-2 Bay State League record this season. It was due to the loss of Head Coach John Certuse because of illness, that Assistant Coach George Kerivan and JV Coach John McDermott undertook the task of instructing the Wellesley Team. The club’s record included losses to Framingham South, Milton, and Needham; ties with Norwood and Framingham North; and wins over Dedham, Braintree, Walpole, and Natick. The highest point of the season occurred when the tremen¬ dously fired-up Wellesley team stomped the Natick Redmen 20-0. The offensive unit exhibited one of the most well balanced attacks in the league with the excellent passing of quarterback and co-captain Tim Adams to backs Craig Lovell and Scott Evans and ends Butch Sinko and Neil Midkiff. The other half of the threat was shown by the fine running of Craig Lovell, Scott Evans, Tim Adams, Jim McCann, and Curt Rawley. The men that made it all possible were the forward wall; ends Midkiff and Sinko, tackles Mel Morta- relli and Rock Perdoni, guards Pete Ciesluk, Most Improved Player Award winner, and Sundy Sutherland, co-captain and Jaycee Player of the Year, and Center Bob Szetela. The golden voice of the Red Raiders. 83 1 This year ' s defensive unit was one of the finest yet, giving up no more than about six points a game. It was made up of many of the above mentioned as well as some good specialists, such as Joe Indresano, Steve Glorioso, Paul Na- hass, and Bruce Howes. There were many injuries this season, two of them serious. In the Dedham game senior Jim Kerivan suffered a broken leg, while later in the year junior Paul Rogan was disabled by a con¬ cussion. Some of those always there doing a good job and carrying the burdens when starters were disabled were seniors Bob DePan, Paul Fitz¬ gerald, Jim Maples, Jack O ' Neil, John Doyle, Mike O’Rourke, and Dave Littlefield and juniors John Burr, Richie Newhall, George Handy, Jim Mclsaac, and Bill Mastro. Through the efforts of all these boys and under the co-captainship of Sundy Sutherland and Tim Adams and the expert coaching of Mr. Kerivan and Mr. McDermott, Wellesley, despite injuries and bad breaks, still had a wonderful and successful year. 85 First Row: Jim McCann, Jay Lubker, Paul Fitzgerald, Curt Rawley, Gerry Foote, Peter Ciesluk, Warren Keene, Jim Mclsaac, Steve Glorioso, John Burr. Second Row: Scott Evans, Steve McFadden, Cliff Hankin, Bill Mastro, Paul Nahass, Steve Sinko, Jack O’Neil, Bob DePan, A1 Barbieri, Rich Newhall, Craig Lovell, Jim Maples. Third Rou : John Doyle, George Handy, Dave Morgan, Neil Midkiff, Tim Adams, Sundy Sutherland, Bruce Howes, Dave Littlefield, Paul Rogan, Bob Szetela, Coach Kerivan. Curt Rawley takes a handoff. Wellesley 34 .Dedham 0 Wellesley 42 .Braintree 8 Wellesley 0 .Norwood 0 Wellesley 6 .Framingham N. 6 Wellesley 10 .Walpole 8 Framingham S. 20. Wellesley 14 Milton 22 .Wellesley 16 Wellesley 20.Natick 0 Needham 12 .Wellesley 10 87 Football games are not foot¬ ball games without cheerleaders. This year’s Squad, consisting of nine girls, spent long hours of hard work every afternoon prac¬ ticing new routines and perfect¬ ing old ones. Led by Captain Pam Wright, the girls’ spirited performances aroused school spirit in the stands and at the rallies, and helped to lead our basketball and hockey teams, as well as the Raider eleven, on to victory. The Squad also partic¬ ipated in the annual Gym Show and Bay State League Cheerleading and Twirling Com¬ petition, taking second place. CHEERLEADERS First Row: Pam Wright Captain. Second Row: Penny Pounder, Liz Craig, Lynn Edmonds, Mary Doyle, Dee Dee McNeil, Pat Sawtelle, Cindy McAllister, Kathy Burke. PEP CLUB Pep Club membership in¬ volves more than just attendance at games or high spirits. With support from all three classes, this year ' s organization was ex¬ tremely enthusiastic. Skits, spirit, art, and the ambition to make the group a real “Pep club con¬ tributed to the fine attendance at games and the excellent sup¬ port of the rallies. Mr. Burgess was again in charge of the club, which was headed by Karen Scott, Maureen Kelly, and Sue Horan. Credit also goes to sopho¬ mores Nancy Kerr and Andrea Duggan and juniors Pat Sever¬ ance and Ellen Gardner for their important help with the rallies. 89 V- m r- r ■■ . . Band members in alphabetical order by class: Seniors: Bruce Claflin, Sue Clement, Cheryl Collyer, Jim Donovan, Ken Diffenderfer, Becky Ellis, Claude Gentilhomme, John Gilmore, Bill Juliani, Owen Kile, Kris Kwasniewski, Patty Lowe, Harold Meyer, Kris Mor¬ ris, Bob O’Connell, Carl Penndorf, Andy Phillips, John Porter, Tom Purcell, Paul Richert, Vin Sallinger, Sandi Taylor, Pete Toppan, Gai Townsend, Rick Wiggin, Judy Wilson, Sue Young. Juniors: Elizabeth Allen, Steve Callahan, Carl Elms, Mike Fay, Jim Forehand, Sue Hatton, Jerry Kamitian, Dave Knotts, Cindy Medford, Ed Perry, Sarah Satterthwaite, Paul Segel, Robin Solit, Bill Taggart, Elinor Williams. Sophomores: Bob Agncw, John Allen, Dave Anderson, Gerald Beck, Robert Diffenderfer, Emily Eaton, Bob Ferguson, Betsy Gardner, Carl Heick, Joe Hicinbothem, Tom Howe, Nancy Johnson, Debby Lovewell, Craig Macomber, Bill Manburg, Andy McClain, Jerome Murphy, Becky Nutting, Kevin Oliver, Jim Peary, Mike Stratford. The Wellesley High School Marching Band, under the facul¬ ty leadership of Mr. Marchant and Mr. Davis and the student leadership of senior drum major Carl Penndorf had, in the words of Mr. Marchant, “The best sea¬ son it ever has had ’ The seven¬ ty-piece band consisted of mem¬ bers from all three classes as well as a few of the more talented musicians from the Junior High School. Practice was held on three afternoons a week to per¬ fect the drills and music which delighted many during the pre¬ game and half-time shows of Red Raider football games. The highlight of the season came on Sunday, November 21, 1965 when the band performed a fifteen-minute half-time show at a nationally televised Boston Patriots Professional football game. Letters were received from as far away as St. Louis con¬ gratulating ihe band on its fine performance. MARCHING BAND 90 TWIRLERS First Row: Pam Lassiter, Donna Cassoli, Margie Hegarty, Nancy Talbot, Sue Smith, Nancy Kerivan, Joanne Glorioso. Second Row: Di Miner, Beverly Lawton, Nancy Slamin, Sue Talmadge, Kay Kirchberger, Marianne Galvin, Diane Cassoli, Roberta Peters. Currently the Bay State Cham¬ pions, our Twirling Corps, under the leadership of Nancy Talbot, Sue Talmadge, and Kay Kirch¬ berger, put in long hours of practice after school to make the half-time performances and ral¬ lies colorful and exciting. The group performs not only for football games, but also for the Gym Show, Variety Show, and town parades. The Twirlers also accompanied the Band at the Patriots-Kansas City football game. 91 First Row: Bill Monro, Frank Duggan, Paul Sullivan, Mark Angier, Mark Callahan, Pete Barker, Todd Smith, Chip Gorgone, Pete John¬ son, Dave Thompson, Greg Snyder, Dick Peterson, Phil Johnson. Second Row: Stan Burns, John Bossange, Matt Czajkowski, Dave Critch- low, Russ Colby, Art Brown, Ray Scannell, John Marchetti, Bruce Kaczowka, Fred Leonard, Chuck Fernald, Chris Fager, Coach Dodge. Third Row: Dick Noonan, Bob Wickham, Bob McGovern, Bill Mutrie, Rick Creighton, Ted Dale, Jim Kenny, Jeff Sexton, John Howard, Rich Lyons, Bill Munro, Jack Horack, Dave Danforth. Fourth Row: Coach Heller, Tom McRann, Dave Van Patten-Steiger, Bob Dale, Dana Stulce, Dwight Sargent, Bob Greenwalt, Chris Manning, Larry Mathews, Bob Brown, Ralph Bulger, Bob Spellman. SOCCER The 1965 Soccer Team, under the direc¬ tion of Coaches Dodge and Heller, displayed throughout the season a willingness to work and a desire to win. Captain Todd Smith, All Scholastic 1964, deserves much of the credit for instilling spirit and unity into the squad. But there were many other factors which enabled the team to register a win¬ ning season. Among these were the effort displayed by Art Brown, All Scholastic 1965, and the almost impenetrable defense of Phil and Pete Johnson. On offense John Mar- chetti and Greg Snyder showed unusual ability. Coach Dodge also deserves a great deal of recognition. His diligence and sin¬ cerity inspired the team and spurred it on to its winning ways. 93 First Row: John Patterson, George von der Lippe, George Merrill, George Smith, Rick Sawicki, Crawford Lindsay, Mark Stewart, Xed McFadden. Second Row: Jim Hildreth, Bruce Johansen, Jim Dolph, Dave Leyland, Russ Wig- gin, Jack Powell. Wayne Coddington, Pete Sorlien, Phil Walsh, Eric Sheldon, Jim Guzelian, Allan Stone, Mr. St. Cyr. George Merrill CROSS COUNTRY This year’s highly spirited Cross Country Team completed a tough season with a 6 win, 3 loss record. Sophomore Craw¬ ford Lindsay gave veterans George von der Lippe, George Merrill, and George Smith a needed push to spark their wins. George von der Lippe and “Crawf” Lindsay held the upper two positions in the scoring un¬ til late in the season when von der Lippe was held back by illness. All in all, this year’s team showed fierce determination through the entire season, as exemplified by such steady com¬ petitors as Jack Powell and Pete Sorlien. Hats off to Coach St. Cyr and the hard-working har¬ riers. 94 ■ k This year ' s Field Hockey Team was led to a thrilling, undefeated season by the sensational performances of Co-Captains Trisha McGuire and Donna McCabe. Under the able guidance of the coach, Mrs. Lee, the team repeated as champions of the Bay State Association. A top- notch defense and an outstanding offense, led by the Co-Captains, and seniors Karen Larsen and Kathy Johnson, sparked the team to thirty- eight goals while the opponents could manage only ten. The talent for this team and the Junior Varsity, led by Captain Donna Johnson, was recruited from the girls who participated in Field Hockey intramurals. FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Jan Tomao, Tina Hegsted, Barb Marchetti, Linda Romsey, Faith Knowles. Second Row: Karen Larsen, Muffy Horak, Hoagy Ladd, Claire Frasier, Sue Burke, Judy Railsback, Cindy Davis. Third Row: Nancy Spilman, Kathy Copplestone, Roxanne Marshall, Donna McCabe, Sally Wyman, Jeannie Thompson, Jan Melanson, Kathy Johnson. 95 WRESTLING This year’s Wrestling Team kept up with its record of the past years by enjoying another winning season. Ex¬ perienced grapplers such as Captain Art Brown, John Paltrineri, Renzo Perdoni, Mel Mortarelli, and Bruce Kaczowka coupled with promising newcomers such as Dick Noonan and Jim Guzelian. Scott Evans and Mike Maccini led the team to a 9-3 record. The boys were looking ahead to the regional tournament and the state tour¬ nament, which were to be held in Lowell this year. First Row: Bruce Johansen, Mark Stewart, Charles Pollina, Bruce Kaczowka, Steve Wood, Phil Santucci. Second Row: Rick Wiggin, Steve Moeller, Bill Low, Mel M ortarelli, Doug Chapman, Dick Noonan, John Paltrineri, Bob Morgan. Third Row: Mike Maccini, Jack O’Neil, Scott Evans, Arthur Brown, Captain; Renso Perdoni, Jim Guze¬ lian, Fred Cutclteon, Mr. Campana, Coach. 96 First Row: Barbara Marchetti, Margaret Horack, Donna McCabe, Susan Talmadge, Janet Melanson, Linda Romsey. Second Row: Kay Pawlina, Claire Frazier, Becky Lonergan, Helen Ladd, Sue Pawlina, Anne Scanned. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Girls ' Basketball Team, coached by Miss Brown had another success¬ ful season. The Varsity squad, led by Captains Donna McCabe and Sue Tal¬ madge, compiled a record of 6 wins, 2 losses in the eight Bay State Association contests. The team, consisting of many experienced seniors and underclassmen, had the advantage of height necessary to control the backboards and to shoot effectively. The Junior Varsity squad, captained by Sally Muther and Jan Garner, fin¬ ished with a 5-3 record. Many able juniors and sophomores make next year ' s squad a rival contender for the Association title. 97 BASKETBALL First Row: Karl Rau, Craig Lovell, Bob Manning, Rich Hanson, Crawford Lindsey, Steve Glorioso. Second Row: Coach Bergstrom, Dave Littlefield, Steve Dalton, Steve Morse, Dudley Cliff, Paul Sullivan, Rip Lanpher; Doug Briinblecom, Manager. The 1966 Boys Basketball Team, up¬ setting all pre-season predictions, pro¬ duced a fine, well-rounded team. Under the fourteen-year, Bay State League coach, Mr. Bergstrom, the hard-working and determined team practiced long hours to produce exciting wins over strong rivals Natick and Framingham North. High-scoring senior Steve Morse, a six-foot, five-inch center, proved him¬ self to be one of the strongest rebound¬ ers in the League. Speedster Karl Rau and sophomore Crawford Lindsey, a tremendous hustler, served as play- makers, ably backed up by seniors Bob Manning, Dick Hansen, and the return¬ ing Steve Glorioso. Juniors Rip Lanpher and Steve Dalton combined with veteran seniors Dave Littlefield, Craig Lovell, Paul Sullivan, and Dudley Cliff to fill the forward slots. Wellesley High School owes the Red Raider hoopsters much respect for a well-played season. 99 Eddie Bryant and Commissioner Jeff Peters Digger Doherty at the line INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Captain Luigi” Morgan of the Buzzards, League’s lead¬ ing fouler. Since its inception several years ago by the physical education department, for the pur pose of providing strenuous athletic competition for those students unable to make a varsity squad and also for the purpose of providing a stimulat¬ ing activity for inactive students during the winter months, the Intramural Basketball Association has become one of the most popular sports activities at Wellesley High School. The League con¬ sists of eight teams. Each is captained, for better or worse, by a football player. This enables each club to begin with solid rebounding strength and leader¬ ship. Following a grueling twelve-game sea¬ son, and going into the championship playoffs, the four teams battling for the coveted I.B.A. crown were the Eagles, Falcons, Hawks, and Thunderbirds. 100 GIRLS’ SWIMMING This years Girls’ Swimming Team was composed of about twenty-five girls with Stephanie Birk and Lois Turnau as cap¬ tains, Mrs. Catinella as coach, and Marcia Lambert as manager. Practice was held Monday and Wednesday nights at the Babson Pool. The team, with a record of two wins and one loss had hopes of a good season with a second place in the League. Out¬ standing swimmers this year were Martha Ewing, Meg Clem¬ ent, Nancy Johnson, Nancy Brown, Lynda Havlin, and Susan Anderson, all returning next year. Divers were Susan Pal¬ mer, Hazel Sheridan, and Jean Noonan. First Row: Nancy Hughes, Pat Mareneck, Stephie Birk, Lois Turnau, Cindy Roys, Alice Crowther, Nancy Filbin. Second Row: Martha Chandler, Vancy Johnson, Kris Aikman, Debbie Heinbaugh, Betty Griffiths, Lynda Havlin, Nancy Brown. Third Row: Judy Reed, Sarah Kelly, Jean Noonan, Debbie Lovewell, Jane Matthewmian, Robbie Ferioli, Meg Clement, Sue Palmer. 101 The Swimming Team, led by Coach Mear and Co-Captains Alan Edmunds and Carl Penndorf, again came through with a winning season. The key to success was the strength and depth of the team. By mid-season, the swim¬ ming team had won five meets and was well on its way to an undefeated season. Records were being broken by Dan Ewing in the 100 Breaststroke, Alan Edmunds in the 100 Backstroke and 200 Individual Medley, Carl Penndorf in the 50 and 100 Freestyle, and Ron Broad- bent in the 100 Butterfly. Other men that posed threats were Curt Rawley and Fritz Olcott, the best divers Wel¬ lesley has ever had. Fred Leonard in the 100 Freestyle and John Patterson, Bob Brew, Bob O’Connell, Bob Love- well, Bob Diffenderfer, and George Mer¬ rill in the relays also contributed to the support of the team. t-i First Row: Dan Ewing, Bob O’Connell, A1 Edmunds, Carl Penndorf, Ron Broadbent, George Merrill, Bob Lovewell. Second Row: Bill Taggart, John Patterson, Fred Leonard, Scott McIntosh, Bob Diffenderfer, Bob Brew, Hank Tyler, Joe Hicinbothem, Mr. Mear. Third Roic: George Calder, David Pash- ley, Dick Ewing, Curt Rawley, Dwight Sargent, Peter Spang, Steve Howe, Fritz Olcott, Bill Larsen. 102 SWIMMING Co-Captains A1 Edmunds and Carl Penndorf 103 As usual, this year’s hockey team started off slowly, and then was undefeated in four games. Their record at deadline stood at 7-7-1. Because of Wellesley’s experience and ability, the team was highly regarded by many players and coaches in the League as one to contend with. The backbone of the team was its strong de¬ fense led by Co-Captains Dave Van Patten- Steiger and Todd Smith. Mark Callahan and Larry Mathews made up the rest of the defensive unit. Van was a hard worker and consistently saved Wellesley with his brilliant net-minding. The first line of Ray Scanned, Bill Munro, and John Marchetti constantly controlled the puck for Wellesley. Munro and Maples were leading the team in scoring, followed by Defense- men Smith and Callahan. Marchetti did not score as much as his teammates, but he con¬ tinually terrorized opposing goalies with his slap shot. The second line of Jim Maples, Tim Adams, and Paid Howard contributed many important goals and seemed to be finding them¬ selves after a few games. Barry Cluff and Ralph Dacey, who filled in when needed, could have started for many of the other teams in the League. After the first three games were lost, Co-Cap¬ tain Todd Smith scored the “hat trick” against Milton and started the team rolling. Because they had settled down, the future looked bright for the hockey team. HOCKEY 104 First Row: Mark Callahan, Tim Adams, Todd Smith, Dave Van Patten-Steiger, Larry Mathews, Jim Maples. Sec¬ ond Row: Ralph Dacey, Ray Scanned, Paul Howard, Barry Cluff, John Marchetti, Bill Munro, Mr. Hines. At the Ski Club Mixer, Vice-President Peter Johnson displays a form not unlike that of his skiing. This years Ski Club, sponsored by Mr. Lorett and headed by officers Chris Fager, President; Peter John¬ son, Vice-President; Stephie Birk, Secretary; and Paul Kanavich, Treasurer; began its activities in October with a successful mixer. During the winter season, many day and overnight trips were planned and successfully carried out. These included day trips in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont to such places as Mt. Snow in Vermont and weekend excursions in the same tri-state area. 106 First Row: Betsy Gardner, Hatsie Hoffman, Cindy Wright, John Meiklejohn, Jeff Peters, Faith Knowles, Alison Ferris, Cindy Roys. Second Row: Holly Holden, Kathy Johnson, Sally Wyman, Jill Wallace, Peter Bagley, Roxanne Marshall, Louise Ferris, Jenni Wal¬ ter. Third Row: Joe Benotti, Tom Reilly, George Burr, Dave Thompson, Phil Johnson, Russ Colby, Charlie Piper, Charlie Cogbill, Dwight Sargent. BOYS’ SKI TEAM GIRLS’ SKI TEAM The Boys’ Ski Team, led by Co-Cap¬ tains John Meiklejohn and Jeff Peters, did very well in the first half of the sea¬ son, posting a 6 and 3 record in the newly-formed Bay State Ski League. Outstanding performances were turned in by Russ Colby, Steve Colby, Jeff Peters, Phil Johnson, and John Meikle¬ john. In addition to the Bay State League races, non-league races were sched¬ uled at Holderness, Tilton, New Hamp¬ ton, and Pittsfield. The Ski Team at¬ tended a very successful two-day racing camp at Killington, Vermont, run by their sponsors, the Vorlage Ski Club. The team also practiced once a week at Blue Hill. The Girls’ Ski Team, led by Co-Cap¬ tains Faith Knowles and Cindy Wright, trained diligently to prepare for an ac¬ tive season. The training produced ex¬ cellent results, for in two league meets held at Blue Hill, the girls placed first and second, competing against other high schools in the area. The team was victorious over Cumberland High School and was hoping for success in scheduled meets with Concord Academy and Dana Hall. 107 BOYS’ GYM TEAM The Boys’ Gym Team has a reputation for excellence, and this year’s team was no excep¬ tion. The boys had been performing well and carried off victories in the majority of their meets. John Auld on the parallel bars and Bob Chatel practiced many long hours in prepara¬ tion for competition. Other seniors who con¬ tributed in every meet were Dave Fumia, a three- event man, and Bill Bean, who was the team’s leading scorer. They looked forward to the State Competition in which hopeful Wellesley candidates wished to place. The boys, as always, put on a fine performance in this year’s Gym Show. Bob Chatel, Captain First Row: Dave Fumia, Bill Bean, Bob Chatel, Captain; John Auld, John Burr. Second Row: Rich Newhall, Russ Wiggin, Colin Moor, Blake Allison, Ray Wheel, A1 Stone, Mr. St. Cyr, Coach. First Row: Linny Holman, Cindy Davis, Jan Roberts, Diane Dickinson, Linda Gikis, Pat Anthony, Nancy Spilman, Alicia Martin. Second Row: Diane Connolly, Andrea Duggan, Kate Jewett, ancy Hughes, Joanne Holland, Lyn Hoffman, Ruth Butts, ancy Kerr, Janice Mc¬ Laughlin, Lee Dusenbury, Karen Epifano. GIRLS’ GYM TEAM The Wellesley High School Girls’ Gym Team started the season with two wins and one loss. Under the two Co-Captains, Diane Dickinson and Linda Gikis, the team strove to obtain per¬ fection in their routine. Some outstanding per¬ formers were Diane Dickinson in Tumbling and Floor Exercise, Linda Gikis on the Trampoline, Alicia Martin on the Trampoline and Floor Exercise, and Nancy Spilman on the Unevens. The team also participated in this year’s Gym Show and in the State Competition. GYM SHOW no Certainly one of the biggest sporting event s of the year at Wellesley High School is the Gym Show. The 26th annual performance was put on March 19 and 20 before two sellout crowds. The show was a result of the combined efforts of the Phy¬ sical Education Department, the Student Council, and the Music Department. The traditional exercises and apparatus work were performed by the students as well as some special events such as tumbling, the rope skip¬ ping drill, the bamboo dance, and the spectacular triples act. A fitting conclusion to the evening was supplied by the traditional tableaux. Ill Behind the big right arm of ace hurler Tim Adams, this year’s Raider baseball team should prove to be a strong contender for the Bay State League crown. However, Adams is not the only bright star on the horizon for Coach George Kerivan’s nine. Such seasoned veterans as Pete Ciesluk, Bruce Howes, Dudley Cliff, Ed Doherty, and Steve “Smokey” Morse make the prospects for the 1966 season bright. Last spring the team had a rather mediocre record of 10-8. Despite the uninspiring statistics, the club was a serious contender for most of the season, but during the latter stages some heart¬ breaking losses killed their chances. However, this year’s team shapes up to be one of the best ever. Tim Adams BASEBALL 1 I First Row: Bill Chisolm, Ed Doherty, Peter Cicsluk, Tim Adams, Bruce Howes, Dudley Cliff, Steve Morse. Second Row: Kevin Begley, Ray Scannel, Boh Brown, John Marchetti, Steve Muther, Steve Glorioso, John Auld, Jeff Sexton, Mr. Hines. Third Row: Mark Callahan, Rich Hanson, Bill March, Rip Lanpher, Dave Littlefield, Steve Bachman, Jim Idell, Dick Ewing. 113 Craig kicks high TRACK Under the very capable leadership of Coaches St. Cyr and McDermott, the Red Raider track¬ men completed the 1965 season with a fine record of six victories and three defeats. Indi¬ vidual standouts were George Smith, who broke the half mile record, Karl Rau, George von der Lippe, and Craig Lovell. This spring the cindermen should be in the thick of the League race. On the track Welles¬ ley should be almost unbeatable with Lovell in the hurdles, Rau and Dick Peterson in the sprints, von der Lippe, Paul Sullivan, and Neil Midkiff in the quarter mile, and young sopho¬ more sensation, Crawford Lindsey, in the mile. The team’s vulnerable spot will be in the field events with Peter Johnson, Scott Evans, Vin Sallinger, and Curt Rawley the only proven competitors. Vin Sallinger Scott Evans First Row: Bruce Kaczowka, Tom Drummy, Rich Howard, George Merrill, Karl Rau, Vin Sallinger, Jim Kenny, Mark Stewart, Bob DePan. Second Row: Bruce Johansen, Curt Rawley, Pete Barker, Rich Newhall, A1 Barbieri, Russ Colby, Ken Diffenderfer, Dick Peterson, George Smith, Gene MacDonald. Third Row: Russ Wiggin, Charles Earley, Bill Mastro, Jim McCann, Peter Johnson, Phil Johnson, Bob Manning, Craig Lovell. Fourth Row: Richard Sawicki, Steve Sinko, John Patterson, Brian Hastings, Jeff Dixon, George von der Lippe, Paul Sullivan, Neil Midkiff. 115 Under the guidance of a new coach, Miss Lorenz, the Wellesley High Varsity Lacrosse Team compiled an outstanding record of eight wins and one loss with the only defeat coming at the hands of a powerful Weston team. The determined play of juniors Donna McCabe and Tricia McGuire, and sophomores Hoagy Ladd, Muffy Horak, and Carol Manning was an important factor in the team ' s success. Because of the lack of available public school competition, the girls were forced to play more experienced private schools, and the club’s excellent record is a tribute to the hard work of the team members, and the fine coaching of Miss Lorenz. LACROSSE First Row: Beth Allen, Karen Larsen, Sue Wendler, Tricia McGuire, Hoagy Ladd, Di Miner, Sarah Satterthwaite, Janet Tomao. Second Row. Carol Valentine, Jan Dencker, Pat Anthony, Joan Stern, Sue Abraham, Nancy Spilman, Jean Noonan, Miss Lorenz. Third Row: Karen Dort, Muffy Horak, Mary Doyle, Cindy Wright, Becky Lonergan, Stephie Birk, Kay Pawlina, Judi Cooke, Robin Solit. 116 mam GOLF Mr. Burgess, Bill Nugent, Todd May, Bruce Bellmare, Bill Munro. The 1965 Golf Team secured third place in the Bay State League with an admirable rec¬ ord of six wins and two losses. Last year’s graduation took its toll with five regulars departing. This season the team contains only two returning lettermen. Captain Bill Nugent, a three- year man, and longhitting junior, Bruce Bellmare. With these two veterans as a founda¬ tion, and with a reserve of prom¬ ising, but as yet untested, talent, Coach Burgess is hopeful of building a winning team this season. 117 First Row: Jamie Papolos, Owen Kite, John Meiklejohn. Second Row: Jeff Peters, Barry Cluff, Mark Angier, Artie Brown, Mr. Andrew. Jeff Peters BOYS’ TENNIS For years Wellesley’s strongest sport has been tennis, and last season was no exception. Led by the fine play of Cap¬ tain Steve Wood and that of Barry Cluff and Jeff Peters, the 1965 Boys’ Tennis Team won the Bay State League Championship with an outstanding rec¬ ord of seventeen victories and one de¬ feat. The future for this year’s team looks bright with many veterans re¬ turning to help the Raiders retain their crown. 11 118 The accomplishments of the Girls’ Tennis Team are all too often over¬ shadowed by the stellar achievements of their masculine counterparts. How¬ ever, last year’s team put on a perform¬ ance worthy of the best of Mr. Andrew’s netmen. Coached by M rs. Lee, and led by the outstanding play of Vicki Woods, Tina Hegsted, and Cheryl Johnson, the Girls’ Tennis Team compiled a very fine record of seven wins and only one setback. With the three fine players above returning, and with the additional help of Brabs Bennison, Nancy Hughes, and Marianne Varney, the squad is con¬ fident of continued success this year. Tina Hegsted performs the backcourt ballet. GIRLS’ TENNIS Vicki Woods, ancy Hughes, Brabs Bennison, Tina Hegsted, Cheryl Johnson. 119 We came back to school eagerly this fall because this was the year we had been waiting for. We were seniors. Everyone seemed friendlier, and the whole world looked bright—it always does when you’re on top of it, and that’s where we seemed to be. The work was hard, but we somehow managed to get by. There were tight spots and dismal moments too, but they were, for the most part, few and far between. And now we suddenly find ourselves at the end of one of the most eventful eras of our lives. It is all over, but many times we will look back and say, “It was a very good year!’ it 120 SENIORS 121 SENIOR OFFICERS Ralph Dacey, President Rick Wiggin, Vice-President Sue Talmadge, Secretary Chip Goigone, Treasurer 122 First Row: Judy Onthank, Sue Talniadge, Ralph Dacey, Chip Gorgone, Rick Wiggin, Sue Connolly, Mr. Herlin. Second Row: Phil Johnson, Barbara Marchetti, Tina Hegsted, Kay Kirchberger, Joanne Schuh, Ginger Y r an Tassel, Ron Broadbent. Third Row: Barry Cluff, George Smith, Chris Fager, Jeff Peters, Dave Littlefield, Mark Messing, Peter Ciesluk. SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council is composed of representatives from each of the senior homerooms. Its main function is to plan and supervise all activities sponsored by the Senior Class. For instance, this year’s Council sold tickets to the senior play, You Can ' t Take It with You, and plan¬ ned the senior graduation activities. The senior class officers serve as the officers of the Council and work closely with the class adviser, Mr. Herlin. 123 1966 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE GIRL Sue Connolly MOST DEPENDABLE BOY Jeff Peters MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tina Jameson Jim McCaffrey BEST LOOKING GIRL Lyn Hoffman BEST LOOKING BOY Jim Chapman FRIENDLIEST GIRL Nancy Talbot FRIENDLIEST BOY Marcos Sampaio 124 BEST STUDENT GIRL Lucille Allison MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Donna McCabe BEST STUDENT BOY Phil Johnson MOST ATHLETIC BOY Tim Adams MOST VERSATILE GIRL Sue Talmadge MOST VERSATILE BOY Todd Smith WITTIEST GIRL WITTIEST BOY Maureen Murphy Ron Broadbent 125 SENIOR PLAY First Row: Judy Loyte, Peggy Genovese, Gayle Greenwalt, Emily Bateman. Second Row: Richard Becker, William Low, James Zepp, William Stanwood, Don Trageser, Alan Gerlach. Third Row: Mr. Fitzsimmons, Doug Smith, Donald Kelley, Maureen Zepp, Sally Salisbury, Brian Monahan, Peter Toppan, David Ripley, Peter Sorlien, Pat Lamers, Lawrence Palmeri. 126 - The Class of 1966 presented its Senior Play, You Can ' t Take It with You, by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, in the afternoon on Friday, December 17, 1965, and in the evening on Saturday, December 18, 1965. This famous farce, originally produced in 1936, still retains its initial humor, meaning, and audience appeal. The play concerns the Martin Vanderhof family living in New York City in the Mid-1930’s. Each member of this family is concerned with his own pursuits—the grandfather with his snakes and darts and commencement exercises, the mother Penny the would-be playwright, the father Paul with his fire¬ works, Essie the mad ballerina, and Ed the painter. Trouble ensues when Alice, Penny’s daughter, falls in love with her boss’s son, Tony Kirby, and the entire Kirby family arrive for dinner on the wrong day. No member of the audience can forget the scene that follows when the ballet teacher tries to wrestle with staid Mr. Kirby, Penny probes too deeply into Mrs. Kirby’s subconscious, and three Justice Department men arrive to arrest Ed for his circulars. Few people realize the amount of work put into this production which required 1936 costumes, properties, and set, as well as innumerable hours of rehearsal. Flawless timing was necessary for this farcical play in order to co-ordinate entrances, exits, lighting, and fireworks explosions. The play represented three months of hard work on the part of the cast, and particularly on the part of the director, Mr. Thomas Fitzsimmons. 127 JUNIOR PROM 128 “Once Upon a Time” there was a Junior Prom. It was March 27, 1965, to be exact. Judy Onthank was the stunning Queen, and Ralph Dacey the handsome King. Following the coro¬ nation, we all fell in line for the Grand March led by the Royal Couple and the Duke and Duchess, Ron Broadbent and Lynn Edmonds. The evening was one of manifold memories. 129 First Row: Gail Wong, Cindy McAllister, Joanne Feeney, Karen Scott, Lynn Hoffman, Sue Connolly. Second Row: Sue Talmadge, Kay Kirchberger, Penny Walker, Vicky Woods, Ginger Van Tassel, Tricia McGuire, Laura Bach- rach. Third Row: Ralph Dacey, Peter Ciesluk, Ron Broadbent, Carl Penndorf, Joe Benotti, Chip Gorgone. Fourth Row: Jim Maples, Mark Callahan, Barry Cluff, Todd May. Fifth Row: Neil Midkiff, Todd Smith, Dave Little¬ field, Bob Manning, Mark Messing, Bill Nugent, Brian Monahan. YOUTH-IN-GOVERNMENT DAY For the fourteenth consecutive year, the Exchange Club of Wellesley has sponsored its annual “Youth-in-Govern- ment Day” for juniors. Having filed for official nomination papers, candidates campaigned with posters and speeches. After a school-wide election, winning candidates served their day in office on Friday, March 19, 1964, learning the responsibilities of a public official. At the annual banquet given for the winning candidates, prizes were given for the best campaign posters, and the winners of the Essay Contest were announced. Tricia McGuire, Brian Monahan, Bill Nugent, and Sue Talmadge were awarded a trip to Washington, D.C. 130 WELLESLEYAN The 1966 Wellesleyan repre¬ sents the work of a great number of very dedicated people. We really don’t have too much to say. You hold the results of our work in your hands. 131 SUSAN J. ABRAHAM SUSAN J. 4DAMS THOMAS W. ADAMS, JR. PETROS AKLILU LUCILLE HELEN ALLISON IDA LUCAS ANDERSEN STEVEN ANDERSON MARK ANGIER GEOFFREY R. ANTHONY PATRICIA V. ANTHONY SUSAN J. ABRAHAM J.V. Field Hockey 11; Girls’ Cho¬ rus 10,11; Volunteer in Newton- Wellesley Hospital 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Girl Scouts 10,11.12; Office Messenger 12. SUSAN J. ADAMS Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Dramatics Club 11,12; Pep Club 11; Ski Club 11,12; Stylus 12; Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 11; Senior Play Stage Assistant 12 . THOMAS W. ADAMS, JR. Varsity Baseball 10,11,12; Co-Cap¬ tain Football 12; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Varsity Hockey 10,11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Yearbook Staff 12. PETROS AKLILU A.F.S. Student from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Entered in November of Senior Year; Student announcer for Radio Club 10,11; Adviser for De¬ bating Society; Member of Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball; In¬ tramural Basketball 12. LUCILLE HELEN ALLISON A Cappella 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10, 11,12; National Scholastic Art Gold Key Award 10; Atlantic Monthly merit prize 11; Chamber Choir 10, 11; Gym Show Chorus 11; High Honor Roll 10,11; Homeroom Chair¬ man 10; Junior Classical League 11, 12; Junior Usher at Graduation; National Honor Society, Junior Year; English Award 10; Latin Award 11; Madrigal Choir 10,11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Stylus 10,11, 12, Junior Editor 11, Senior Editor 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Civil Rights Contest, First Prize 10; String Trio 11 , 12 . IDA LUCAS ANDERSEN Art Service Club 10; Bradford Re¬ porter 12; Church Youth Group 10, 11,12; Dance Decorations 10,11, 12; Junior Classical League 11,12; Junior Prom Decoration Commit¬ tee 11; Office Messenger 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Senior Play Scenery, Costumes 12; Stylus 12; Bookstore 12; Bowling Club 11,12; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Junior Classical League. STEVEN ANDERSON Transferred to Wellesley in Senior Year; Swimming 11,12; Varsity Squash 10,11; J.V. Tennis 10; Sum¬ mer Camp Counselor; enjoys work¬ ing on cars, boats, and radios. MARK ANGIER Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Judo 11,12; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Varsity Tennis 11,12; Summer Camp Coun¬ selor. GEOFFREY R. ANTHONY Swimming 11; J.V. Soccer 12; Ski Club 12. PATRICIA V. ANTHONY A.F.S. 12; Bookstore 12; Intramu¬ ral Basketball 11; F.T.A. 12; Gym Show 10,11,12; Varsity Gym Team 10,11,12; Lacrosse 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 12; Sports Award Blazer 11. 132 EILEEN ARIES JAMES B. ARSENAULT JOHN P. AULD STEPHEN L. BACHMANN LAURA BACHRACH PETER BAGLEY M. JANE BAKER PETER H. BARKER EILEEN ARIES Art Award 10,11; Art Service Club 10; Dance Decorations 10,11; Junior Prom Decorations Committee 11; Health Unit Aide 12; Part-time em¬ ployment 11,12; Intramural Basket¬ ball 10. JAMES B. ARSENAULT A Cappella 10,11; Chamber Choir 10,11,12; Madrigal Choir 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; Swimming Team 10; Language Laboratory As¬ sistant 10; Silver Music Award 11; Gym Show Chorus 10,11,12; Orches¬ tra 10,11; Work-Study Program 12. JOHN P. AULD Varsity Spring Track 10; Varsity Gymnastics 10,11,12; Captain of Gymnastics 12; Gym Show 10,11,12; Bay State Conference Meet, Medal for 4th Place Gymnastics 11; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11 . STEPHEN L. BACHMANN J.V. Baseball 10,11; Varsity Baseball 12; Language Award, German I; History Forum 11,12; Honor Roll 11; Explorer Scouts, representative; Part- time employment. LAURA BACHRACH A.F.S. 10,11,12; Bookstore 11,12; Church Youth Group 11,12; F.T.A. 12; High Honor Roll 10,11; Home¬ room Council 11; National Honor Society, Junior Year; Junior Red Cross; Junior Usher at Graduation; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11,12; Stu¬ dent Council 12; Wellesley art Staff, Senior Editor; Youth-in-Government Day Officer. PETER BAGLEY J.V. Track 10; Intramural Basket¬ ball 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Varsity Ski Team 11,12; Varsity Soccer 10, 11,12; Key Club 12; Advertising Staff of Bradford 12; Sports Award Tro- phy. M. JANE BAKER Chorus 11; Church Youth Group 10, 11,12; Girls’ Chorus 11; Glee Club 12; Guidance Office Messenger 11, 12; Office Messenger 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; T.R.A. 11. PETER H. BARKER Wrestling 10; Varsity Soccer 11,12; J.V. Spring Track 10; Varsity Spring Track 11,12; Science Fair Winner 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12; T.R.A. 10; Ski Club 12; Judo. BARBARA E. BARRETT Girls’ Chorus 10; Work-Study Pro¬ gram 12; Pep Club 10,11. RICHARD W. BARRICK Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Bowling Club 11; Junior Prom Decorations Committee 11; Season Ticket Drive 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Part-time employment 11,12; In¬ tramural Basketball 11,12. BARBARA E. BARRETT RICHARD W. BARRICK 133 MARSHA L. BARTHOLOMAY EMILY WESTON BATEMAN ELIZABETH J. BAYLISS ROBERT C. BECKWITH MARSHA L. BARTHOLOMAY Church Youth Group 10,11; Sunday School teacher 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Part-time employment 11,12. EMILY WESTON BATEMAN Madrigal Choir 10; Gold Music Award 11; A Cappella 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Gym Show Chorus 11; Chamber Choir 11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11; F.T.A. 11,12; Junior Prom Decorations Committee 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Homeroom Council, alternate 12; Senior Play Cast 12. ELIZABETH J. BAYLISS Girls’ Chorus 10,11; Part-time em¬ ployment 12. ALEXANDER W. BEAL J.V. Football 10; Softball Intramu¬ rals 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10; Sum¬ mer camp counselor 10,11,12; Part- time employment 10,11,12. LINDA ELLEN BEALE Stylus 10; Chorus 10; Girls’ Chorus 10,11; Glee Club 12; Senior Play Scenery 11; Office Messenger 12; Part-time employment 11,12. WILLIAM M. BEAN Language Laboratory Assistant 10; T.R.A. 10; Church Youth Group 10; Band 10,11; Gym Show 11,12; Gym Team 11,12; Projectionist 10,11,12; Part-time employment 10,11,12. ROBERT C. BECKWITH T.R.A. 10; Church Youth Group 10; Part-time employment 11,12; enjoys working on cars. LYNNE BELFORTI Pep Club 10,11; Junior Prom Dec¬ orations Committee 11; Guidance Office Messenger 11,12. DEBORAH A. BENJAMIN Lacrosse 10; Assembly Choir 10; F.T.A. 11; A.F.S. 11; Honor Roll 10,11; Glee Club 11; National Honor Society, Junior Year; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Part-time employment 11,12. RICHARD BENNETT National Honor Society 11; Chess Club 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Wel¬ lesleyan Staff 12; National Merit Finalist. BARBARA BENS ISON Pep Club 10; Homeroom Council 10; Tennis 10,11,12; Bookstore 11,12; Bradford Advertising Staff 11; Gym Show 10,12; Gym Team 10,12; Field Hockey 12; Season Ticket Drive 10, 11,12; Summer Camp counselor 12. JOSEPH BENOTTI J.V. Football 10; Junior Classical ALEXANDER W. BEAL LINDA ELLEN BEALE WILLIAM M. BEAN LYNNE BELFORTI DEBORAH A. RICHARD BENNETT BENJAMIN 134 League 11,12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Bradford Staff, Sports Reporter 12. BENJAMIN H. BENSO-% Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Church Youth Group 11,12; Assistant Scoutmaster 11,12; Part- time employment 11,12. HELENA AUGUSTA BERENDS A.F.S. Student from Lisbon, Portu¬ gal; A.F.S. 12; Bradford Staff, Re¬ porter 12; Student Council, Honor¬ ary Member 12; enjoys sports. HELEN N. BERNARD Ski Club 10; T.R.A. 10; Glee Club 10,11; Pep Club 10,11; Season Ticket Drive 11; Bradford Staff, 10,11,12; A Cappella 11,12; Church Youth Group. LINDA S. BIRD Art Service Club 10; A.F.S. 11; Ral¬ ly Committee 11; Dance Decorations 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; Jun¬ ior Red Cross 10,11,12; Pep Club 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Swimming 11 , 12 . STEPHANIE M. BIRR Rally Committee 11; A.F.S. 10,11; Intramural Basketball 10,11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Intramural Field Hockey 11; J.V. Lacrosse 11; Swimming Club 11; Co-Captain of Swimming Team 12; Guidance Office Messenger 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Chairman of Ski Club Dance Decora¬ tions; Secretary of Ski Club 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Girl Scouts 10,11,12; Patrol Leader 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12. PAUL W. BLEAKNEY Enjoys working on cars; Part-time employment 10; Work-study plan 11, 12 . NANCY L. BONANNO Guidance Office Messenger 10; Pep Club 10; Rally Committee 11; Health Unit Aide 10,11,12; Enjoys swimming and horseback riding; Thanksgiving Senior Rally 12. RONALD A. BROADBENT J.V. Baseball 10; Vice-President of Sophomore Class 10; Varsity Foot¬ ball 11; Duke of Junior Prom 11; Varsity Swimming 11,12; Second Place Award, Eastern Mass. Swim¬ ming Championships 11; Seventh Place State Swimming Champion¬ ships 11; Sports Award Jacket 11; Sports Award Trophy 12; Key Club 11,12; Treasurer of Key Club 12; Homeroom Council 10,11,12; Stu¬ dent Council 11,12; Senior Council 12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12. BARBARA BENNISON JOSEPH BENOTTI BENJAMIN H. BENSON HELENA AUGUSTA HELEN N. BERNARD BERENDS LINDA S. BIRD STEPHANIE M. BIRK PAUL W. BLEAKNEY NANCY L. BONANNO RONALD A. BROADBENT THOMAS F. BRODERICK, III THOMAS F. BRODERICK, III Intramural Basketball 10,11,12; Jun¬ ior Prom Dance Decorations 11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Brad¬ ford Staff 12; Science Club 12; Na¬ tional Merit Letter of Commenda¬ tion. ARTHUR E. BROWN Gym Show 11; Homeroom Council 11; Math. Book Award 11; J.V. Soc¬ cer 10; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Varsity Wrestling 10,11,12; Sports Award Trophy 12. PHILLIP J. BROWN Spring Track 10,11; Junior Prom Committee. KENNETH S. BULLEN Part-time employment 10; Work- Study Program 11,12; enjoys work¬ ing on cars. CAROL ANNE BURGESS Honor Roll 10; Pep Club 10,11; Stylus 11; A.F.S. 11; F.T.A. 10,11; Church Youth Group 11,12; Health Unit Aide 10,11,12; Part-time em¬ ployment 12. THOMAS BURKE Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; J.V. Football 10. JANE CAHILL Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; F.T.A. 12. MARK T. CALLAHAN Varsity Hockey 10,11,12; Varsity Soccer 11,12; J.V. Baseball 11; Var¬ sity Baseball 12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Sports Award Trophy 12; Youth-in-Govemment Day Officer 11. DAVID CALLINAN Band 10; Ski Club 11; Part-time em¬ ployment. STEPHEN L. CAMPBELL Work-Study Program; interested in carpentry. ARTHUR E. BROWN PHILLIP J. BROWN KENNETH S. BULLEN CAROL ANNE BURGESS THOMAS BURKE JANE CAHILL MARK T. CALLAHAN DAVID CALLINAN STEPHEN L. CAMPBELL 136 JEROME CARBEAU JAMES R. CHAPMAN JEROME CARBEAU Part-time employment 11,12; Work- Study Program 12; enjoys working on cars. JOAN R. CARINI Intramural Basketball 10,12; Pep Club 10; Rally Committee 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Dance Decorations 10,11,12; Guid¬ ance Office Messenger 10,11. ALLEN D. CARLETON Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Tennis 10; Chess Club 11,12. EDWARD A. CASWELL Work-Study Program 11,12; enjoys working on cars. JAMES R. CHAPMAN Transferred to Wellesley in Senior Year; Radio Club 10,11; Ski Club 10 , 11 . SUSAN CHAROW First Place Award in Latin 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; High Honor Roll II; A Cappella 10,11; Chamber Choir accompanist 11,12; Glee Club accompanist 10,11,12; Ballet 10,11, SUSAN CHAROW ROBERT E. CHATEL WILLIAM M. CHISHOLM 12; Gym Show, Modern Dance, Chorus 10, 11; Silver Music Award II; Orchestra 10,11,12. ROBERT E. CHATEL Band 10; Gym Show 10,11,12; Gym Team 10,11,12; Co-Captain of Gym Team 12; Golf 11,12; Chess Club 11,12; Wellesleyan Photography Edi¬ tor. WILLIAM M. CHISHOLM Homeroom Council 10; J.V. Soccer 10; Manager of Varsity Baseball 10, 11,12; Projectionist 10,11,12; Part- time employment 10,11,12. PETER A. CIESLUK J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11,12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Foot¬ ball 11,12; Sports Award Jacket II; Homeroom Council II; Key Club 12; Smoking Council 11; Student Council 11,12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer; Wellesleyan Staff. BRUCE J. CLAFLIN Ambassadors 10,12; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Ski Club 12. PETER A. CIESLUK BRUCE J. CLAFLIN 137 SUSAN J. CLEMENT VINCENT COLLINS CHERYL SUZANNE COLLYER ELIZABETH CLOSE CLINTON ANTHONY CONNELLY, JR. DIANE E. CONNOLLY SUSAN DARYL CONNOLLY JUDITH FEHR COOK SUSA J. CLEMENT Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10; Assembly Choir 10,11; Glee Club 10,11; Madrigal Choir 11; A Cappella 10,11,12; Silver Music Award 11; Color Guard II; March¬ ing Band 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Senior Play Scenery, Costumes, Properties 12; National Merit Letter of Com¬ mendation. DUDLEY S. CLIFF Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11, 12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Sports Trophy 12. ELIZABETH CLOSE Honor Roll 10; Silver Music Award 11; A.F.S. 11; Chamber Choir 12; A Cappella 10,11,12. BARRY M. CLUFF Honor Roll 10; Youth-in-Govern- ment Day Officer 11; J.V. Hockey 10; Varsity Hockey 11,12; Varsity Tennis 10,11,12; Captain of Varsity Tennis 12; Quarter-finalist in State Tennis Tournament 10,11; Sports Award Jacket 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Delegate to Key Club International Convention at Dallas, Texas 10; Member of Board of Trustees, NT. District of Key Club International 11; Student Council 11,12; President of Student Council 12; Vice-Presi¬ dent of Junior Class; Senior Council 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. VINCENT COLLINS Builds wooden cars; interested in technical or scientific career; part¬ time employment. CHERYL SUZANNE COLLYER Honor Roll 10; A.F.S. 10,11; Junior Red Cross 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Stylus II; Dramatics Club 11,12; Orchestra 11, 12; Co-Chairman Senior Play Cos¬ tume Committee 12; Southeast Dis¬ trict Band 12. CLINTON ANTHONY CONNELLY, JR- Usher at Gym Show 11; Prom Dec¬ orations 11,12; Guidance Office Mes¬ senger 12; Office Messenger 12. DIANE E. CONNOLLY Gym Show 11; Gymnastics 11,12; Office Messenger 11,12; Guidance Office Messenger 12. SUSAN DARYL CONNOLLY A.F.S. 10,11,12; Red Cross 10,11,12; President of Red Cross 10,11; Wheat¬ on Book Award 11; Youth-in- Government Day Officer 11; Junior Council 11; Senior Council 12; Stu¬ dent Council 10,11,12; Secretary of Student Council 12; Delegate to Mass, and Eastern Mass. Student Council Convention 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Bookstore 12; Jewish War Veterans Commun¬ ity Service Award 12. JUDITH FEHR COOK Basketball 10; A.F.S. 11,12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Rally Committee 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Volunteer at Newton-Wel- 138 lesley Hospital 10,11; Lacrosse 10,11, 12; Field Hockey Manager 12; Science Club 12. BARRY COPPLESTONE Church Youth Group 10,11; Part- time employment 10,11,12; Full-time summer employment 11; Swimming 10,11,12; Spring Track 12; enjoys water skiing and working on boats. FERD1NANDO J. COVATI Band 10; J.V. Football 10; Summer employment 10,11,12; Part-time em¬ ployment 12; enjoys working on radios. DAVID S. CRITCHLOW Homeroom Chairman and Council 11; Varsity Soccer 12; Part-time em¬ ployment 10,11,12; Summer employ¬ ment 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; enjoys working on boats. ALICE SOUTHWICK CROWTHER Art Service Club 10; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Girls’ Swimming Team 11,12. RALPH G. DACEY J.V. Football 10; J.V. Track 10; Gym Show 11; Soccer 11, 12; Ice Hockey 10,11,12; Youth-in-Govern- ment Day Officer 11; Honor Roll 10, 11; Junior Prom King; Class Presi¬ dent 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. A. STEPHEN DAGGETT, JR. Honor Roll 10,11,12; Science Fair, Honorable Mention, Biology 10; De¬ bating Club 10,11,12; Co-Captain of Debating Team 12; Science Quiz Team 12; Boy Scouts. DIANE J. DAIL Intramural Basketball 10; Pep Club 10,11; Swimming 11; Ski Club 11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11; Office Mes¬ senger 11,12; Church Youth Group 10, 11; Rally Committee 12; Junior Red Cross 12. CYNTHIA S. DANIELS Dance Decorations 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Swimming 11; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 10,11; Guidance Office Mes¬ senger 11,12; Gym Show 11,12; Office Messenger 11,12; Junior Red Cross 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; Rally Commit¬ tee 12; Church Youth Group 10,11, 12; Summer study at the University of Madrid 11. DAVID L. DEAN High Honor Roll 10,11; Ski Club 10; Junior Usher at Graduation 11; Summer study at the University of Madrid 11; A.F.S. 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Church Youth Group 10, 11,12; Honor Roll 12; Spoken Span¬ ish Contest 12. SUSAN DEARBORN Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Office Messenger f I; Work-Study program 12. BARRY COPPLESTONE FERDINANDO J. COVATI DAVID S. CRITCHLOW DIANE J. DAIL ALICE SOUTHWICK CROWTHER CYNTHIA S. DANIELS DAVID L. DEAN A. STEPHEN DAGGETT, JR. SUSAN DEARBORN 139 hwil NANCY P. DeLORIE JAMES F. DELOUCHRY PATRICE DeMUNBRUN JANET C. DENCKER ROBERT DePAN CATHERINE G. DEVLIN VERA DEVLIN DIANE L. DICKINSON KENNETH C. DIFFENDERFER JANE DILLENCOURT NANCY P. DeLORIE Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10; Art Service Club 10; Guid¬ ance Office Aide 11; Pep Club 10,11; Intramural sports 10,11; Office Mes¬ senger 11,12; Dance Decorations 12; Health Unit Aide 12; Work-Study Program 12; Church Youth Group 12 . JAMES F. DELOUCHRY Work-Study Program 10,11,12; enjoys working on cars. PATRICE DeMUNBRUN Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Intramural Basketball 11.12; Guidance Office Messenger 11,12; Junior Red Cross 12; Swimming 12; Part-time employment 11,12. JANET C. DENCKER Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; A.F.S. 12; Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital 10,11; Manager of Girls’ Basketball Team 11; Manager of Field Hockey 11; Lacrosse 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Sports Award Pin 11; Church Youth Group; Summer study at University of Madrid 11. ROBERT DePAN J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; J.V. Spring Track 10; Varsity Spring Track 11,12; J.V. Wrestling 11 . CATHERINE G. DEVLIN Art Service Club 10; Junior Classical League 11,12; Stylus 10,11,12; Intra¬ mural Basketball 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 12; Senior Play, Makeup and Publications 12. VERA DEVLIN Intramural Basketball 10,11; Swim¬ ming 11; Ski Club 10,11; Gym Show 11, 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 12; Guidance Office Mes¬ senger 11,12; Office Messenger 11, 12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12. DIANE L. DICKINSON Gym Team 10,11,12; Co-Captain of Gym Team 12; Gym Show 10,11,12; State Gym Meets 10,11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Sports Award Charm 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11, 12; Glee Club 10,11,12; Senior Girls’ Ensemble 12; Junior Prom Decora¬ tions Committee 11; Bookstore 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. KENNETH C. DIFFENDERFER Intramural Baseball 11; Spring Track 11,12; Ski Club 12; Honor Roll 10,11; History Forum 11; Band 10,11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Na¬ tional Merit Letter of Commenda¬ tion. JANE DILLENCOURT Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; J.V. Basketball 10; Cheerleader 10; Drama Club 10; Senior Girl Scouts 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Hon¬ or Roll 10,11,12; Junior Classical League 10; Pep Club, 10,11; A.F.S. 12; Dramatics Club 10,11,12; Senior Play Cast 12; Summer Camp Coun¬ selor. 140 JAMES DONOVAN MARTHA B. DOWNES JOHN F. DOYLE FRANCIS J. DUGGAN GEOFFREY DIXON Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Science Club 10; Spring Track 11,12; Science Quiz Team 12. SARSHA DODGE Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Sophomore Class Secre¬ tary 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Basket¬ ball Captain 10; Manager of La¬ crosse 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Field Hockey Manager 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10, 11,12, Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Guidance Office Messenger 10,11,12; Volunteer in Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 10,11, 12; History Forum 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Secretary of Church Youth Group. EDWARD J, DOHERTY J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Intramural Basketball 10,11, 12; Church Youth Group; Part-time employment. MARK S. DOHERTY Church Youth Group 10,11; Ex¬ plorer Scouts 10,11; Music group 11,12; guitar 11,12; Part-time em¬ ployment 11,12; Senior Play 12. JAMES DONOVAN Homeroom Council 10; Honor Roll 10; Science Fair 10; Debating Club 11,12; Chess Club 11,12; Marching Band 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation. MARTHA B. DOWNES Honor Roll 10; Junior Red Cross 11; Pep Club 11; Chamber Orches¬ tra 11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Silver Music Award 11; Circulo Italiano 11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Dramatics Club 12; Senior Play Makeup, Costumes 12; Church Youth Group 12; Drama Board 12: JOHN F. DOYLE J.V. Football 11; Varsity Football 12; Spring Track 10,11,12; Judo 12. FRAVCIS J. DUGGAN Intramural Softball 10; Ski Club 11; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Varsity Hockey 10,12; Bradford Staff 11; Summer Camp Counselor 11,12; Part-time employment 11; Sports Awards 12. ROBERT DUNN Honor Roll 10; Judo 10; Key Club 12; Swimming 12; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 10,11. DAVID L. DYKHUIZEX History Forum 11; Chess Club 11,12; Wisewell Science Club 10,11,12; Bowling Club 11,12; President of Bowling Club 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; President of Church Youth Group 11,12; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Part-time employment. DAVID L. DYKHUIZEN 141 RUTH ISABELLE EATON CAROLYN BRUCE EDMONDS ALAN VAUGHAN EDMUNDS MARTHA A. ENGLISH RUTH ISABELLE EATON Band 10,11; A Cappella 10,11; Glee Club 12; Gym Show 11; Junior Red Cross 12; Office Messenger 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12. CAROLYN BRUCE EDMONDS J.V. Lacrosse 10; Gym Show 10,11, 12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; A Cappella 11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12; Variety Show 10, 11,12; Student Council 10,11; Smok¬ ing Council 11; Secretary of Junior Class; Junior Prom Dutchess; Wei - lesleyan Staff. ALAN VAUGHAN EDMUNDS Spring Track 11; Intramural Basket¬ ball 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; State Swimming Meet 10, 11,12; Co-Captain of Swimming Team 12; Tennis 12; Sports Trophy 12; History Forum 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. BARBARA E. EIERMAN Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Girls’ Athletic Association 10; Varsity Basketball 10; Intramural Basketball 11,12; Concert Chorus 10; Girls’ Chorus 10; A Cappella 11,12; High Honor Roll 10,11,12; Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Junior Usher at Graduation 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Part-time sum¬ mer employment; National Merit Letter of Commendation. GLENN R. ELION Transferred to Wellesley in Senior Year; Language Lab Assistant; Co- Captain of Intramural Sports; De¬ bating Club; First Place Award in Science Fair; Honor Roll 10,11; President of Chess Club; J.V. Spring Track; Wrestling; Science Club; Quill and Scroll; Newspaper Staff; Summer Camp Counselor. REBECCA ANNE ELLIS Honor Roll 10,11; Silver Music Award 11; Junior Usher at Gradu¬ ation; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11, 12; Counselor 11; District Band 12; National Merit Letter of Commenda¬ tion. MARTHA A. ENGLISH Pep Club 10; Junior Prom Decora¬ tions Committee 11; Red Cross 11, 12; Ski Club 10,12; Bookstore 12. JANET EUSTIS Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Student Council 10; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Junior Prom Decorations; F.T.A. 11,12; Bookstore 12; Wel¬ lesleyan Staff. SCOTT EVANS Ski Club 10,11,12; Varsity Spring Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Varsity Football 10,11,12. DANIEL D. EWING, III T.R.A. 10; State Swimming Meet 11,12; Varsity Swimming 10,11,12; Ski Club 12; Sports Trophy 12. BARBARA E. EIERMAN JANET EUSTIS SCOTT EVANS REBECCA ANNE ELLIS DANIEL D. EWING, III 142 RICHARD C. EWING T.R.A. 10; Intramural Basketball 10,12; J.V. Baseball 10,11; Swim¬ ming 11,12; Ski Club 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Summer Camp Counselor 10,11. CHRISTOPHER FAGER Homeroom Council 10; History Forum 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Variety Show 10,11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Ski Team 10,11,12; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Vice-President of Ski Club 11; President of Ski Club 12; Sports Award 12; Senior Council 12. JOANNE L. FEENEY Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Gym Show II; Glee Club 10,11, 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Com¬ mittee 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 12; Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital 12. ELENA RUTH FERGUSON Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; A.F.S. 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Honor Roll 11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Assembly Choir 11; Glee Club 11; A Cappella 11,12; F.T.A. 12; Opening Exercises 12; Wisewell Science Club 12; Senior Play Properties Committee 12; Church Youth Group 11,12; Wel¬ lesley an Staff 12. LOUISE S. FERRIS Pep Club 10,11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Of¬ fice Messenger 11,12; Guidance Of¬ fice Messenger 11,12; Dance Decora¬ tions 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12. REID JAMESON FISHER Piano 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11; A.F.S. 11; A Cappella 10,11; Cham¬ ber Choir 11; Stylus 12; Part-time employment. PAUL J. FITZGERALD Orchestra 10,11; Band 10,11; Leader of Ambassadors 12, member 10,11; Intramural Baseball 10; Intramural Basketball 11,12; J.V. Football 10,11; Varsity Football 12; Honor Roll 10, 11,12; National Honor Society in Junior Year; Bronze Music Award 11; Harvard Book Award; Junior Classical League 11; Student Council 12; Chairman of Season Ticket Drive; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Part- time employment 11. DONALD M. FITZPATRICK J.V. Football 11; Honor Roll 10,11, 12; Part-time employment. MARY E. FLANDERS Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Ski Club 12. ROBERT H. FLYNN Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Debating Club 10; Science Club 10,12; Part-time employment 11,12; National Merit Letter of Com¬ mendation. RICHARD C. EWING CHRISTOPHER FAGER JOANNE L. FEENEY ELENA RUTH FERGUSON LOUISE S. FERRIS REID JAMESON FISHER PAUL J. FITZGERALD DONALD M. MARY E. FLANDERS ROBERT H. FLYNN FITZPATRICK 143 NANCY ELIZABETH FOLEY CHARLENE F. FONTAINE NANCY ELIZABETH FOLEY Chairman of Sophomore Dance; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Pep Club 10; Financial Council 10; Homeroom Council 10,11; Ski Club 10,11; Ski Club Dance Committee 10; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Season Ticket Drive 10,12; Wel- lesleyan Staff 12. CHARLENE F. FONTAINE Transferred to Wellesley in Senior Year; Girl Scouts 10; Ballet 10; Chorus 10,11; Danced in school Musical production 10; Drill Team 11; Math Club 11; Science Seminar 11; Girls’ State 11; Summer Camp Counselor 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Senior Play Costume Com¬ mittee 12; National Merit Finalist. CYNTHIA A. FOOTE Rally Committee 10; Dance Decora¬ tions 10; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Homeroom Council Alternate 11; Senior Play Publicity 12. JOHN N. FOSSETT Intramural Softball 11; J.V. Soccer 11; Gym Show Usher 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Swimming 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Senior Council Assistant Representative 12; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 12. RICHARD S. FRANKS Wrestling 10,12; enjoys baseball and football. CLAIRE T. FRAZIER J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basket¬ ball 11,12; J.V. Field Hockey 11; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Honor Roll 10,11; Business Center Aide 12; Part-time employment 10,11,12. DIANA FRY Girls’ Chorus 10; Work-Study Pro¬ gram 11,12. DAVID FUMIA Band 10; Gym Show 10,11,12; Gym Team 10,11,12; Rally Committee 12; Part-time employment. PETER F. GANDOLFO Enjoys working on cars; Part-time employment. MARGARET GENOVESE Latin II prize 10; Shakespeare Memorial Program 10; Junior Red Cross 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Opening Exercises 11; The Admira¬ ble Crichton 11; Spoon River Anthology 11; Junior Usher at Grad¬ uation; Bradford typist 11,12; Drama Club 11,12; Senior Play Costume Committee 11,12; Senior Play Cast 12; Summer Camp Counselor 10,11; National Merit Letter of Commen¬ dation; Stylus 11,12. CYNTHIA A. FOOTE JOHN N. FOSSETT RICHARD S. FRANKS CLAIRE T. FRAZIER DIANA FRY DAVID FUMIA PETER F. GANDOLFO MARGARET GENOVESE 144 CLAUDE P. GENTTLHOMME V GWEN GAIL GLORIOSO LINDA VIRGINIA GIKIS SHARYN L. GOLAY EDWARD S. GILMORE, JR DENMS M. GOODWIN CLAUDE P. GENTILHOMME Orchestra 10,11; Ambassadors 10,11, 12; Band 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11; Ski Club 10,12; Web lesleyan Staff 12. LINDA VIRGINIA GIKIS Marching Band 10; Gym Team 10, 11,12; Captain of Girls’ Varsity Gym Team 12; Gym Show 10,11,12; First Place Award in Eastern-State Gym¬ nastic Meet 11; Third Place Award in All-State Gymnastic Meet 11; Sports Award Blazer 11; Booster Honor Pin, academic-athletic 11; Honor Roll 11,12; Part-time em¬ ployment. EDWARD S. GILMORE, JR. Honor Roll 12: enjois working on boats. JOHN V. GILMORE, JR. Intramural Basketball 10; Intra¬ mural Baseball 10; Summer Camp Counselor-aide 10; Orchestra 10,11, 12; Band 12; Marching Band 12; Sil¬ ver Music Award 11; N. E. Con¬ servatory Clarinet Quartet 10; Music ensembles 10,11; Greater Boston Junior Youth Symphony 10,11; Alter¬ nate to Greater Boston Youth Sym¬ phony 12; N.E. Youth Chamber Orchestra 12; Honor Roll 10, 11,12. GWEN GAIL GLORIOSO Office Messenger 10; Girls’ Chorus 10; Guidance Office Messenger II; Gym Show II; Pep Club 10,11; Part-time employment 11,12. SHARYN L. GOLAY Girls’ Chorus 10; Pep Club 10,1 1: Bradford typist 11; Office Messen¬ ger 11; Bradford Advertising Staff 12; Part-time employment 10,11,12. DENNIS M. GOODWIN Work-Study Program 10,11; Foot¬ ball; Hockey; enjoys working on cars. FREDERICK A. GORGONE, III Financial Council 10; Student Coun¬ cil 10; Co-Chairman of Season Tick¬ et Drive 10; Junior Prom Decora¬ tions 11; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Homeroom Chairman 10, 11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Senior Council 12; Varsity Soccer 12; Treasurer of Senior Class; Part-time employment 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,12; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 12. LYNDA LOUISE GRAFINGER Atlantic Monthly Certificate of Mer¬ it 10: Science Fair Honorable Men¬ tion in Biology 10; Junior Red Cross 10; Spoon River Anthology Cast 11; Admirable Crichton Costume Chair¬ man II; Honor Roll 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Costume Co-Chairman for Senior Play 12. A. LORRAINE GREATHEAD Gym Show 10; Gym Team 10; Vol¬ unteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10; Part-time employment 11, 12. JOHN V. GILMORE, JR. FREDERICK A. GORGONE, III LYNDA LOUISE GRAFINGER A. LORRAINE GREATHEAD 145 JANET C. GREENE ANN MARIE GRIGNAFFINI WILLIAM J. HAMILTON, JR. RICHARD ANDREW HANSON EDWARD HAIGH ROBERT H. HALEY LESLIE C. GRIFFITHS LOUISE JOAN HAMEL JANET C. GREECE Intramural Basketball 10; Dramatics Club 11; Pep Club 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Girls’ Chorus 10; Assem¬ bly Choir 11,12; Glee Club 11,12; A Cappella 12; Bradford reporter 11, 12; Opening Exercises 12; Senior Play Properties Committee 12; School United Nations Security Council 12. SHEILA GREENE Ski Club 10; Intramural Basketball 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Com¬ mittee 10,11,12; Guidance Office Messenger 11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12. GAYLE GREEN WALT Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Gym Show 11; Pep Club 11; Ski Club 11; Modern Dance 11; Bradford Staff 11,12; Dramatic Club 11,12; Church Youth Group, Presi¬ dent 12; Secretary of Drama Club 12; Senior Play Cast 12. LESLIE C. GRIFFITHS Gym Team 10; Gym Show 10,11,12; Band 10,11; Pep Club 10,11; Glee Club 10,11,12; A Cappella 12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Properties Committee for Senior Play 12. ANN MARIE GRIGNAFFINI Part-time employment 10,11,12; Summer employment 10,11,12. EDWARD HAIGH Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; enjoys working on cars; Part- time employment 11; Work-Study Program 12. ROBERT H. HALEY Soccer 10,11; Bowling League II; Spring Track 11,12; Wrestling 12; Science Club 12; Part-time employ¬ ment. LOUISE JOAN HAMEL T.R.A. 10; Pep Club 10; Gym Team 10; Gym Show 11; Modern Dance 11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Senior Play Pub¬ licity 12. WILLIAM J. HAMILTON, JR. Intramural Basketball 10,12; Dance Decorations for Junior Prom; Part- time employment 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 12; Language Labora¬ tory Assistant 10,11. RICHARD ANDREW HAXSON J.V. Football 10; J.V. Baseball 10, 11; Varsity Baseball 12; Varsity Bas¬ ketball 12; Bradford Staff 12; Sports Award Jacket; Part-time employ¬ ment. CHRISTINA PORTER HEGSTED Intramural Basketball 10; J.V. Field Hockey 10,11; Captain of J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Varsity Tennis 10,11,12; Gym Show 11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Sports Award Charm 12; Honor Roll 10; Pep Club 10; T.R.A. 10; Glee Club 10; A Cappella 11,12; 146 Season Ticket Drive 11; Bookstore 11; Junior Prom Decorations Com¬ mittee 11; Honorable Mention, Bi¬ ology, Science Fair 10; Church Youth Group 10,11; A.F.S. 11,12; F.T.A. 12; Homeroom Council 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Junior and Senior councils; Senior Prom Decorations; Volunteer Helper for Wellesley Recreational Association; Wellesley an Staff 12. ALAN HEMBERGER Transferred back to Wellesley in Junior Year; J.V. Baseball 11; Var¬ sity Baseball 12; Homeroom Council 12; Part-time employment 10,11,12; Summer employment. GAIL HERBERT Season Ticket Drive 10; Ski Club 10; Guidance Office Messenger 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Commit¬ tee 10,11,12; Gym Show 11,12. MICHAEL HERNE Work-Study Program 10,11,12. En¬ joys working on cars. RICHARD CURTIS HERRING J.V. Football 10; Ski Club 12; Part- time employment 10,11,12. CAROL A. HICKEY Chamber of Commerce Business Award 10; Opening Exercises 11; Girls’ Chorus 10; Glee Club 11,12; Intramural Basketball 10,11; Patrol Leader to 1965 Roundup, Girl Scouts, 10,11,12; Part-time employ¬ ment 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 12 . KONSTANCE M. HILL Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10; Junior Red Cross 11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; F.T.A. President 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11; A.F.S. 11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Ski Club 11,12; Basketball 12; Swimming 12; Junior and Senior Prom Decora¬ tions; Girls’ Chorus 10; Senior Girls’ Ensemble 12. ROBERT HODGSON Varsity Soccer 10; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 10,11,12; Swimming 12; Summer Camp Counselor 10; Mem¬ ber of nonschool basketball leagues 11,12; part-time employment 11,12. LINDA SUZANNE HOFFMANN Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Rally Committee 10; Pep Club 10,11; Homeroom Coun¬ cil 11; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Glee Club 10,11,12; Gym Show 10,11,12; Gym Team 10,11,12; Gymnastics State Meet 11; Sports Award Blazer 11; Season Ticket Drive 12; Assistant Photography Edi¬ tor, Wellesleyan 12. BARBARA S. HOLDEN Intramural Basketball 10,11; La¬ crosse 10,11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12; Gym Show 11; Jun¬ ior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Play Scenery 12; Sports Award Blazer 12. CHRISTINA PORTER HEGSTED ALAN HEMBERGER GAIL HERBERT MICHAEL HERNE RICHARD CURTIS HERRING CAROL A. HICKEY KONSTANCE M. HILL ROBERT HODGSON LINDA SUZANNE HOFFMANN BARBARA S. HOLDEN 147 148 MARY A. HOLLAND SUSAN W. HORAN JOSEPH PAUL HOWARD BRUCE L. HOWES JOHN W. HUDSON NANCY HUGHES JOSEPH J. OLIVER IRELAND INDRESANO CHRISTINA JAMESON H. ANDREA JOHNSON MARY A. HOLLAND A.F.S. 10,11; Art Service Club 10,11, 12; Bookstore 10,11,12; Dance Deco¬ rations 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; Glee Club 10,11,12; Gym Show 10,11; Gym Team 10,11; Homeroom Council 10,11; Co-Chairman Jun¬ ior Prom Decorations Committee; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 10, 11; Season Ticket Drive 10,11,12; Senior Play Scenery Committee; Ski Club 10,11,12; Sports Award 11. SUSAN W. HORAN F.T.A. 12; Glee Club 10; Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital 10; Junior and Senior Prom Decora¬ tions; Manager of Girls’ Basketball 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Head of Pep Club 12; Rally Committee 10, 11,12; Red Cross 12; Ski Club 10, 11 , 12 . JOSEPH PAUL HOWARD J.V. Track 10,11; J.V. Soccer 11; Varsity Soccer 12; Hockey 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Sports Award Jacket. BRUCE L. HOWES J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Varsity Football 11,12; Home¬ room Council 10; Gym Show 11; Glee Club 12; Key Club 12. JOHN W. HUDSON Enjoys working on cars; Work-Study Program. NANCY HUGHES Intramural Basketball 10; J.V. Gym¬ nastics 11; Varsity Tennis Team 11, 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Gym Show 10, 11,12; Decorations Committee, Ski Club Dance 10,11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committees 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Vice-President of F.T. A. 12; Bookstore 12; Bradford Staff 12; School U.N. Security Council; Senior Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee 12; Summer Camp Counselor 11. JOSEPH J. INDRESANO Varsity Track 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Wrestling 12; Varsity Baseball 12; Honor Roll 11; Hockey 12 . OLIVER I. IRELAND Varsity Wrestling 10,12; National Honor Society 11,12; National Mer¬ it Finalist. CHRISTINA JAMESON Assembly Choir 10; Music Board 10; High Honors 10; P.T.S.A. Repre¬ sentative 10; A.F.S. 10,11; A.F.S. Secretary 11; Student Council 10, 11,12; Chamber Choir 11; Honors 11; National Honor Society Junior Year; Circulo Italiano 11; Junior Class Treasurer; Junior Usher at Graduation; Mass. Girls’ State Rep¬ resentative; A.F.S. Americans Abroad Student in Rhodes, Greece 12; Wel¬ le sleyan Staff. H. ANDREA JOHNSON J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basket¬ ball 11; J.V. Girls’ Soccer 10; Var¬ sity Girls’ Soccer 11; Varsity Field Hockey 10,11; Intramural Field Hockey 12; Tennis Team 11; Span¬ ish Club 10; Chorus 10,11; Drama Club 10,11; Transferred to Welles¬ ley. CHERYL JOHNSON KATHERINE JOHNSON KRISTIN ELOF JOHNSON PETER B. JOHNSON PHILIP L. JOHNSON ELIZABETH B. JONES KAREN M. JONES BARBARA A. JUDSON CHERYL JOHNSON J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Var¬ sity Tennis 10,11,12; Gym Show 10, 11; Sports Award Blazer 11; Honor Roll 10; Sophomore and Junior Dance Decorations; Season Ticket Drive 11; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; Homeroom Council 12; Sunday School Assistant 10,11,12. KATHERINE JOHNSON J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 11,12; Lacrosse 10; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 11,12; Sports Award Blazer; Volunteer at Newton- Wellesley Hospital 10; High Honor Roll 10,11, Honors 12; National Honor Society Junior Year; Season Ticket Drive 10,11; Homeroom Council 11; Junior Prom Decora¬ tions Committee 11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Church Youth Group 10,11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Student Council 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Summer Camp Counselor. KRISTIN ELOF JOH%SON Art Service Club 10; Art Awards 11; Dance Decorations 10,11; First Place Award, Scholastic Art Awards; Sty¬ lus 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Sen¬ ior Play Scenery 12. PETER B. JOHNSON Varsity Track 11,12; Third Place Bay State League Conference Meet, Javelin 11; Ski Club 11,12; Vice- President of Ski Club 12; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Sports Trophy 12; Dance Committee for Ski Club Dance 12. PHILIP L. JOHNSON Ski Team 10,11,12; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Spring Track 11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Homeroom Coun¬ cil 10; Senior Council 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; National Honor So¬ ciety Junior Year; Junior Usher at Graduation; Wellesleyan Staff 12. ELIZABETH B. JONES Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10; Pep Club 10,11; A.F.S. 10, 11; Season Ticket Drive 11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Brad¬ ford Staff 12; Bookstore 12. KAREN M. JONES Pep Club 10,11; A.F.S. 10,11,12; A Cappella 10,11,12; Part-time employ¬ ment. BARBARA A. JUDSON Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; F.T.A. 12; enjoys riding and swimming; summer camp counselor. RICHARD JULIANI Enjoys working on cars and boats; intramural basketball; part-time em¬ ployment. NICHOLAS WILLIAM JULIAN I, JR. Orchestra 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Band 11,12; Ambassadors 12; Silver Music Award 11; Langu¬ age Laboratory Assistant 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 10,11,12; Wellesley Recreational Summer Band 11; Wel¬ lesleyan Staff 12. RICHARD JULIANI NICHOLAS WILLIAM JULIANI, JR. PAUL A. KANAVICH JOHN F. KEARNEY PAUL A. KANAVICH Intramural Basketball 10; Cross Country 10,11; Spring Track 10,12; Ski Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 11, Treasurer 12; Orchestra 10,11; Band 10,11; Ambassadors 12; Variety Show 11,12; Summer Camp Counselor 10, 11 , 12 . JOHN F. KEARNEY Honor Roll 10,11,12; National Honor Society Junior Year; Science Club 10,11; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Summer Camp Counselor; Part-time employment 12; Church Youth Group. WARREN KEENE Honor Roll 10; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Wrestling 10; Varsity Track 10,11. DONALD J. KELLEY A.F.S. 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 10, 11,12, Layout Editor 11, Managing Editor 12; Shakespeare Festival 10; Spoon River Anthology 11; Admir¬ able Crichton Cast 11; Senior Play Committee 10; Senior Play Cast 12; Language Laboratory Assistant 10; Cross Country Manager 10; Open¬ ing Exercises 11,12; Part-time em¬ ployment 11; Dramatics Club 11,12. MAUREEN KELLEY Church Youth Group 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Secretary of Pep Club 11; Co-Chairman of Pep Club 12; Rally Committee 10,11,12; Guidance Office Messenger 12. DAVID N. KELLOGG Enjoys working on cars and engines and electronics. IRENE KENT Girls’ Chorus 11; Church Youth Group 11; Part-time employment II; Work-Study Program. JACQUELINE R. KENT Work-Study Program 12. JAMES F. KERIVAN Honor Roll 10; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Intramural Basketball 10,11; J.V. Basketball 11; Sports Award Jacket 11. STEPHEN KILMAIN J.V. Football II; Intramural Base¬ ball 11; enjoys ice hockey. MARIE A. KIRCHBERGER Pep Club 10; A.F.S. 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11, Treasurer 11; Chairman of Publicity Committee for Sophomore Dance; Honor Roll 10,11; Gym Show 11; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; Junior Usher at Graduation; Youth-in- Government Day Officer 11; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; Bookstore 11, 12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; Twirler 11,12; Assistant Head Twirler 12; Senior Council 12; Wel- WARREN KEENE DAVID N. KELLOGG MAUREEN KELLEY IRENE KENT JACQUELINE KENT JAMES F. KERIVAN STEPHEN KILMAIN 150 lesleyan Staff 12; History Center Messenger 12; National Merit Let¬ ter of Commendation; Sports Award Charm 11. OWEN W. KITE Band 10,11,12; Varsity Tennis 10, 11,12; J.V. Wrestling 10; Honor Roll 11; Chess Club 11,12; Sports Award; Explorer Scouts 10; Part- time employment 11,12. RICHARD C. KNIGHTS Projectionist 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; enjoys working on cars; intramural sports; part-time employment. FAITH KNOWLES Honor Roll 10; Summer Camp Counselor 10; Sports Award Blazer 11; Co-Captain of Ski Team 11,12; J.V. Field Hockey 10,11; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12. KRISTINE L. KWASNIEWSKI Art Service Club 10; Art Award 10, 11; Band 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Gym Show 11; Junior Prom Deco¬ rations; Senior Play Scenery and Properties; Bradford Staff 12. LINDA JO LaCONTE Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Assistant Leader, Girl Scouts 10,11; Pep Club 11,12; Glee Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 12. MARCIA R. LAMBERT Sophomore Dance Decorations; Pep Club 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Color Guard 11; Guidance Office Messenger 11; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 11,12; Intramural Basketball 11,12; History Forum 10, 11,12, Secretary 11; Ski Club 10,11, 12; Stylus 10,11,12; Intramural Ten¬ nis 11,12; Chairman of Senior Play Publicity Committee 12; Bookstore 12; U.N. Day Security Council 10, 12; Swimming 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Part-time employment 11,12; A.F.S. 11,12; Volunteer work at hos¬ pital. PATRICIA KIMBERLY LAMERS Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Dramatics Club 11,12; Senior Play Cast 12; Stylus 12. BLANCHE C. LAMOTHE T.R.A. 10; Library Aide 10,11; Ski Club 11; Band 11; Silver Music Award II; A Cappella 10,11,12; Community Chorus 11,12; Cham¬ ber Choir 11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Church Choir 10,11,12; Stylus 12; Senior Play 12; Stagehand 10,11,12; Variety Show 11,12; Band Librarian 12; Youth Concert 12. ROBERT EDMOND LAPINE J.V. Soccer 10; Manager of Wrestling 10; Ski Club 10,11,12; enjoys work¬ ing on boats; part-time employment. RICHARD C. KNIGHTS FAITH KNOWLES KRISTINE L. KWASNIEWSKI MARIE A. KIRCHBERGER LINDA JO LACONTE f ROBERT EDMOND LAPINE 151 KAREN LOUISE LARSEN JOHN N. LEONARD KAREN LOUISE LARSES J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 11,12; Field Hockey Camp Scholarship 11; Varsity Lacrosse 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; History Forum 10, 11,12; Vice-President, 12, Honor Roll 10,11,12; Junior Usher at Gradua¬ tion; Stylus 10,11,12; National Merit Letter of Commendation. JOHN N. LEONARD T. R.A. 10; Marching Band 10; U. S.S. Mass. Memorial Committee 10; Decorations Junior Prom 11; Honor Roll 11; Ski Club 10,12; Sea¬ son Ticket Drive 12; Senior Play Committee 12. DAVID S. LEYLAND Intramural Basketball 10; Part-time employment 11; J.V. Cross Country 12; Varsity Spring Track 12. DAVID DRIES LITTLEFIELD Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; J.V. Baseball 11; Varsity Baseball 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Football 12; A Cappella 10,11,12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Variety Show 11,12; Key Club 11,12, Secretary 12; Home¬ room Council 11,12; Student Coun¬ cil 11,12; Senior Council; Welles - ley an Staff 12. BARBARA ANN LODI Health Unit Aide; Work-Study Pro¬ gram. NANCY E. LOFGREN T.R.A. 10; Rally Committee 10; Guidance Aide 11; Pep Club 10,11, 12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Glee Club 11,12; Church Youth Group 11,12; Intra¬ murals 10,11,12; Hospital Volun¬ teer 10,11,12. REBECCA M. LONERGAN Gym Show 10; T.R.A. 10; J.V. La¬ crosse 10; Varsity Lacrosse 11,12; J.V. Basketball 11; Varsity Basket¬ ball 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Junior Red Cross 10, 11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12; A.F.S. 11, 12; Bookstore 11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Summer Camp Counselor; Cap¬ tain Intramural Basketball Team. CRAIG LOVELL Varsity Football 10,11,12; Varsity Track 10,11,12; State Track Meet 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Sports Award Jacket; Variety Show 11,12; A Cappella 12; Wellesley an Staff 12. ROBERT SHERMAN LOVEWELL Variety Show 10,11; Chemistry Award 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Science Fair Awards in Biology 10, Chemistry 11; Band 10,11,12; Am¬ bassadors 10,11,12; Bronze and Silver Music Awards 10,11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Swimming 10, 11,12; Explorer Scouts, Post Presi¬ dent 12. PATRICIA ANNE LOWE T.R.A. 10; Assembly Choir 10,11; Gym Show Chorus 10,11; Madrigal Choir 10,11; N.E. Solo and Ensemble REBECCA M. LONERGAN DAVID DRIES LITTLEFIELD CRAIG LOVELL BARBARA ANN LODI ROBERT SHERMAN LOVEWELL PATRICIA ANNE LOWE 152 ELIZABETH D. LOWELL STEPHEN GLEN LYONS ANTHEA R. MACCINI LOIS HARRIET LUBIN MARY ANN MACCINI Festival 10,11; A Cappella 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Chamber Choir 11,12; Concert Band 12; Sil¬ ver Music Award 11; Variety Show 11; Homeroom Council 10; Dance Decorations 10,11; Atlantic Month¬ ly Prize Honorable Mention 11; Wisewell Science Club 12; A.F.S. 12; Wellesley an Staff 12; S.E. Dis¬ trict Chorus 12. ELIZABETH D. LOWELL A Cappella 10; Assembly Choir 10, 11; Glee Club 11,12; Pep Club 10; A.F.S. 10; Church Youth Group 10; Dance Decorations 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 10; Ski Club 10; T.R.A. 10; Bookstore 11,12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Swimming 11,12; Part- time employment 11,12; Smoking Council 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. JUDITH LOYTE Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Dramatics Club 11,12; Senior Play Cast 12; Chairman Senior Play Makeup 12; Health Unit Aide 12; Office Messenger 12; Guidance Office Messenger 11,12. LOIS HARRIET LUBIN Math. Book Award 10; Latin Award 11; National Honor Society 11; Jun¬ ior Usher at Graduation; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Volunteer at Newton-Wel¬ lesley Hospital 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Chess Club 11,12; Wel¬ lesleyan Staff 12. SANDRA E. LUPO Pep Club 10; A.F.S. 10; F.T.A. 12; Ski Club 12; Part-time employment 11 , 12 . STEPHEN GLEN LYONS Swimming 10; Church Youth Group 10,11; Glee Club 11,12; Variety Show 11,12; Part-time employment 10,11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10,11,12; Intramural Baseball 10,11,12; Musi¬ cal groups, guitar 10,11,12; Senior Play 12. ANTHEA R. MACCINI Girls Chorus 10; Glee Club 11,12; Art Service Club 10,11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 10,12; Bookstore 11 , 12 . MARY ANN MACCINI Pep Club 10,11,12; Office Messenger 11; T.R.A. 11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Guidance Office Messen¬ ger 12; Part-time employment 12; Basketball Intramurals 10. MICHAEL PETER MACCINI Wrestling; Cross Country; enjoys cars. HEATHER LANE MACKENZIE Art Award 11; Art Service Club 12; Bradford Staff 11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Stylus 12; Part-time employment 12. GLEN MACKINNON Part-time employment 10,11,12. SANDRA E. LUPO MICHAEL PETER MACCINI HEATHER LANE MACKENZIE GLEN MacKINNON 153 CAROLYN J. MacLAREN ROBERT J MANNING JAMES W. MAPLES BARBARA A. MARCHETTI RONALD LOUIS MARCHETTI ALICIA MILLS MARTIN PETER J. MARTIN JANICE MARTINO JAMES MAXWELL CAROLYN J. MacLAREN Tranferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Pep Club 10,12; Cheer¬ leading 10. ROBERT J. MANNING Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Spring Track 11,12; State Track Meet 11, 12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Youth- in-Government Day Officer 11; Brad¬ ford Staff 12; Key Club 12; Band 10,11,12; Ambassadors 11,12; Silver Music Award 11; Summer Camp Counselor 11. JAMES W. MAPLES Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Key Club 12; Varsity Spring Track 11; Varsity Soccer 10,11; Ice Hockey 10,11,12; Varsity Football 12; Sports Award Jacket 11. BARBARA A. MARCHETTI Junior Red Cross 10; Art Service Club 10; Dance Decorations 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Junior Usher at Graduation; Bookstore 11,12; Glee Club 11,12; Homeroom Council 11; Senior Council; Wellesleyan Copy Editor 12; J.V. Basketball 10; Var¬ sity Basketball 12; J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12. ROVALD LOUIS MARCHETTI Enjoys working on cars; Part-time employment 10,11; Work-Study Pro¬ gram 12. ALICIA MILLS MARTIN Pep Club 10; Part-time employment 10; First-year Spanish Award 11; Church Youth Group 10,11; Gym Team 10,11,12; Gym Show 10,11,12; Swimming Team 10,11,12; Co-Cap¬ tain of Swimming Team 11; Sports Award Blazer and Pin 11; Science Fair 10. PETER J. MARTIN Intramural Baseball 10; Intramural Basketball 10; Golf 12; Wrestling 12; Part-time employment 11,12. JANICE MARTINO Honor Roll 10,11,12; Office Mes¬ senger 10; Pep Club 10; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12. JAMES MAXWELL Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Varsity Cross Country 10; In¬ tramural Football 10; Gym Show 11; Golf; enjoys working on cars; part-time employment. lucinda McAllister Class Treasurer 10, Homeroom Council 10,11; Gym Show 10,11,12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Honor Roll 11,12; A Cappella 11; Glee Club 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12 . 154 LUCINDA McAllister DOVNA ANNE McCABE J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 11,12; Co-Captain of Varsity Field Hockey 12; J.V. Lacrosse 10; Varsity Lacrosse 12; Varsity Basket¬ ball 11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Honor Roll 11. james j. McCaffrey History Forum 10; Student Council 10; Delegate to Eastern Mass. Con¬ ference of Student Councils 10; Junior Usher at Graduation; History Award 11; High Honor Roll 10,11; Ski Club 12; Debating Club 10,11, 12; Co-Captain of Debating Team 12; National Honor Society 11,12, President 12; Junior Classical League 12; Wellesleyan Layout Edi¬ tor 12. JAMES GERARD McCANN Season Ticket Drive 10; Homeroom Council 10; Junior Prom Decora¬ tions Committee; Variety Show 11, 12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Band 10, 11,12; Ambassadors 10,11,12; Or¬ chestra 10,11,12; Silver Music Award 11; Spring Track 10,11,12; Gym Show 11,12; Wrestling 12; J.V. Foot¬ ball 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Foot¬ ball Trophy 12; Jaycee Football Award; Sports Award Jacket. EDWARD FOWLER McCONCHIE Ski Club 12; enjoys working on cars; part-time employment; Home¬ room Council 10. jane McConnell Transferred to Wellesley in Senior Year; F.T.A. 12. JOAN McCONOLOGUE A.F.S. 10; Treasurer of Church Youth Group 11; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Bookstore 12; Intramural Basketball 10,11; Pep Club 12; part-time em¬ ployment 12. ANNE M. McDANIEL Work-Study Program. CAROL A. McEACHERN J.V. Field Hockey 10; Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital 10; Pep Club 10,11; Health Unit Aide 12; Office Messenger 12; Senior Prom Decorations 12; part-time employ¬ ment 12. MARK RICHARD McFADDEN Swimming Team 10,11,12; Glee Club 12; enjoys working on cars. PATRICIA McGUIRE Youth-in-Government Day Officer and Essay Winner of Trip to Wash¬ ington 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Honor Roll 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Book¬ store 12; J.V. Ski Team 10,11; Var¬ sity Field Hockey 10,11,12; Co- Captain of Varsity Field Hockey 12; Varsity Lacrosse 10,11,12; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. DONNA ANNE McCABE JAMES J. McCaffrey JAMES GERARD McCANN ANNE M. McDANIEL EDWARD FOWLER McCONCHIE CAROL A. McEACHERN jane McConnell MARK RICHARD McFADDEN JOAN McCONOLOGUE PATRICIA McGUIRE 155 SANDRA R. McLaughlin JOHN HOLLIS MEIKLEJOHX MARTHA mcmillan CHERYL ANN MELANSON ROBERT F. McNAMARA JANET SUE MELANSON F. PAUL MEHRLICH, JR. DEAN W. MELEDONES GEORGE W. MERRILL MARK MESSING sandra r. McLaughlin Girls’ Chorus 10; Ski Club 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Business Award 11; Part-time employment 12; Busi¬ ness Center Aide 12. MARTHA McMILLAN Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Dance Decorations 10,11, 12; F.T.A. 11; Ski Club 12; Pep Club 12; Senior Rally Committee 12. ROBERT F. McNAMARA Variety Show 10,11; Gym Show 10, 11; Varsity Wrestling 11,12. F. PAUL MEHRLICH, JR. Founder of Radio Club 11,12; Li¬ censed Ham Radio Operator; Ski Club 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Boy Scouts, Post Vice- President 10, President 11; part- time employment. JOHN HOLLIS ME1KLEJOHN J.V. Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11; Varsity Soccer Manager 11; J.V. Ski Team 10; Varsity Ski Team 11; Co-Captain of Ski Team 12; Varsity Tennis 10,11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11; A Cappella 10,11,12; Chamber Choir 12; Chess Club 12; American Host to A.F.S. Student 12; Welles¬ ley an Staff 12. CHERYL ANN MELANSON J.V. Field Hockey 10; Gym Show 10,11,12; Gym Team 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Junior Red Cross 10; A.F.S. 10, 11; Guidance Office Messenger 10, 11; Health Unit Aide 10,11,12; Office Messenger 10,11,12; Bookstore 10, 11,12; Dance Decorations 11; Season Ticket Drive 12; Senior Play, scenery, makeup, business; Girls’ Chorus 10-11,12; Glee Club 12; Wel- lesleyan Staff 12; Part-time employ¬ ment 11,12. JANET SUE MELANSON Gym Show 10; Gym Show Chorus 11; Color Guard 10,11; J.V. Basket¬ ball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Field Hockey 11,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Girls’ Chorus 10; A Cappella 11,12; Glee Club 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Sum¬ mer Camp Counselor 11,12; Girl Scout Roundup in Idaho 1965. DEAN W. MELEDONES History Forum 10; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. GEORGE W. MERRILL Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Varsity Spring Track 11; Cross Country Manager 11; Cross Country Captain 12; Honor Roll 11; Glee Club 11,12; A Cappella 11,12; Season Ticket Drive 12. MARK MESSING J.V. Basketball 10; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 11; Shakespeare Festival 10; v ’M 156 % CHRISTINE S. MIRON HELEN J. MEYER STEPHEN B. MOELLER GEORGE NEIL MIDRIFF BRIAN C. MONAHAN DIAN PATRICIA MINER JAMES P. MONTALE Junior Usher at Graduation; Youth- in-Government Day Officer 11; Homeroom Council 11,12; Junior Council; Senior Council; Honor Roll 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Summer Camp Counselor 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 12; Science Quiz Team 12; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Wei - lesleyan Staff 12. HAROLD A. MEYER Explorer Scouts 10,11; Orchestra 10, 11,12; Ambassadors 12; Band 10,11, 12; Part-time employment 12. HELEN J. MEYER Rally Committee 10,11,12; Gym Show 11,12; Ski Club 12; Tennis 12; Season Ticket Drive 10,11,12. GEORGE NEIL MIDRIFF Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Science Fair Award in Chemistry 11; Sports Award Jacket 11; Youth-in-Government Day Offi¬ cer 11; Football 11,12; Track 11, 12; Key Club 12. DIAN PATRICIA MINER Lacrosse 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12; A Cappella 12; Red Cross 10,11, President 12; Dance Decorations 10,11,12; A.F.S. 11,12; Bradford Staff 11, Sports Editor 12; Bookstore 11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Wel¬ lesley an Staff 12. CHRISTINE S. MIRON J.V. Field Hockey 11; Lacrosse 10, 11; Ski Club 12; Junior Red Cross 11; A.F.S. 11; Glee Club 12; Book¬ store 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. STEPHEN B. MOELLER Wrestling 10,11,12. BRIAN C. MONAHAN Youth-in-Government Day Officer and Essay Winner of Trip to Wash¬ ington 11; Opening Exercises 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Variety Show 10 , 11 , 12 . JAMES P. MONTALE Enjoys working on cars and boats; Part-time employment; enjoys sports. LYN DANIEL MONTGOMERY Band 10,11; Science Fair 11; Ski Club 10,12. SUZANNE M. MOON A.F.S. 11,12; Junior Red Cross 11, 12; Pep Club 10,11; Stylus 12; Or¬ chestra 10,11,12; Bradford Advertis¬ ing Staff 12; Senior Play Properties Committee 12; Sophomore Dance Decorations. LYNN DANIEL MONTGOMERY SUZANNE M. MOON 157 DAVID L. MORGAN ROBERT C. MORGAN DAVID L. MORGAN Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Honor Roll 11,12; Varsity Football 12; Junior Classical League 12; Ice Hockey 12. ROBERT C. MORGAN Intramural Basketball 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Wrestling 12; Gym Show 12; enjoys working on boats. CHRISTINE ANN MARIE MORRIS T.R.A. 10; Intramural Basketball 10, 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Glee Club 10, 11,12; Ambassadors 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 12; Part-time employ¬ ment 11,12. STEPHEN P. MORSE Glee Club 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Basketball 10,12; Bradford Staff 12. MILVANO L. MORTARELLI Varsity Football 10,11,12; enjoys working on cars; Wrestling 12; part- time employment. SUZANNE MOST Pep Club 10,11,12; Dance Decora¬ tions, Junior Prom; Rally Commit¬ tee; Season Ticket Drive 12; Volun¬ teer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital 12 . CHARLOTTE ANN MURPHY Business Award 10; Junior Prom Decorations Committee 11; Pep Club 11,12; Ski Club 12; Part-time em¬ ployment 12. DIANE LYDIA MURPHY Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Part-time employment 10, 11 , 12 . JAMES EDWARD MURPHY T.R.A. 10; Intramural Football 10, 11; Key Club 11,12; Ski Club 10,11. JUDITH HEYER MURPHY Glee Club 10; Pep Club 10; Brad¬ ford Staff 11; Bradford Editor-in- Chief 12; High Honor Roll 11, Honors 12; Junior Usher at Gradua- iton; Classical League 12; Welles- leyan Staff 12; National Merit Finalist. MAUREEN MURPHY Homeroom Council 10; Student Council 10; Cheerleader 11; Gym Show 11; Season Ticket Drive 10, 11,12; Summer Camp Counselor 10, 11 . CHRISTINE ANN STEPHEN P. MORSE MARIE MORRIS MILVANO L. MORTARELLI SUZANNE MOST CHARLOTTE ANN MURPHY DIANE LYDIA MURPHY JAMES EDWARD MURPHY JUDITH HEYER MURPHY MICHAEL D. MURPHY Instrumental groups 10,11,12; Swim¬ ming; Bowling; enjoys working on sound equipment; part-time employ¬ ment. PETER MURPHY J.V. Baseball 10; J.V. Basketball 10; Bradford Sports Staff 12; History Forum 10,11; Language Laboratory Technician 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Stylus 12; Part-time em¬ ployment 11,12. PAUL ROBERT MURREN Enjoys working on cars and radios; Work-Study Program 10,11,12. KAREN ANN NEVA A Cappella 10,11; Assembly Choir 10, 11; Madrigal Choir 10,12; Cham¬ ber Choir 12; A.F.S. 10,11, Secretary 12; High Honor Roll 10,11, Honors 12; National Honor Society 11,12; National Merit Letter of Commen¬ dation; Science Fair, Second Prize in Biology 11; Stylus 11, 12; Wel- lesleyan Staff 12. LINDA FAYE NEWHALL A.F.S. 11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Dra¬ matics Club 12; Senior Play Scenery 12; Girl Scouts, Senior Roundup 1965; Pep Club 10. PETER MURPHY MARGERY NORTON MARGERY NORTON Intramural Softball 11; Intramural Basketball 10,11; likes people, gym¬ nastics, swimming and sailing. WILLIAM C. NUGENT Student Council 10,11,12; Varsity Golf 10,11,12; Captain of Golf Team 12; Intramural Basketball 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Youth-in-Government Day Officer and Washington Trip Winner 11; Boys’ State 11; Wisewell Science Club 12; Editor-in-Chief of Wellesleyan, National Merit Letter of Commendation. JOANNE OAKES Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; A.F.S. 11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Dance Decorations 12; Guidance Office Mes¬ senger 12; Health Unit Aide 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. ROBERT O’CONNELL Band 10; Marching Band 11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Hon¬ or Roll 10,11,12; Honor Society Junior Year; Junior Usher at Gradu¬ ation; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Swimming 10,11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Summer Camp Counselor. MICHAEL D. MURPHY MAUREEN MURPHY PAUL ROBERT MURREN WILLIAM C. NUGENT KAREN ANN NEVA JOANNE OAKES LINDA FAYE NEWHALL ROBERT O’CONNELL 159 MARILYN E. OLSON DIANE C. O’MALLEY MARILYN E. OLSON Pep Club 11,12; Bradford Reporter 11,12; Senior Play Committee 12. DIANE C. O’MALLEY J.V. Basketball 10,11,12; Glee Club 10; A Cappella 11,12; Pep Club 10; Dance Decorations 10,11; A.F.S. 11; Junior Red Cross 11,12; F.T.A. 12; Bookstore 12. JOHN E. O’NEIL Basketball 10; Track 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Key Club 12 . JUDITH JEAN ONTHANK Art Service Club 10; Gold Key 11; J.V. Basketball 10; Office Messenger 10; Chairman of Sophomore Dance 10; Decorations Chairman for Jun¬ ior Prom; Junior Prom Queen; Decorations Co-Chairman A.F.S. Dance 11; Junior Red Cross 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Homeroom Council 12; Opening Exercises 12; Season Ticket Drive 12; Senior Council 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Senior Prom Decorations Chairman; Publicity Committee for Senior Play. MICHAEL O’ROURKE Varsity Football 12; Varsity Spring Track 12; enjoys working on cars. KRISTINA OSBERG Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Junior Red Cross 10; Health Unit Aide 12; Part-time em¬ ployment 11,12. REGINE PAGE T.R.A. 10; Business Award 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12. CARTHA ANN PALMER Pep Club 10; Volunteer at Newton- Wellesley Hospital 10; Red Cross 11; Dance Decorations 11,12; Glee Club 12 . DAVID B. PASHLEY Swimming 11,12. CARL H. PENNDORF Student Council 10; Marching Band 10.11.12, Drum Major 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12, President 12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Athletic-Scholastic Booster Award 10,11; A.F.S. 11,12; A.F.S. Summer Student to Uganda, East Africa 11; Swimming Team 10,11, 12, Co-Captain 12; First Place Re¬ lay, N.E. Swim Meet 11; Third Place 100-yard Freestyle, N.E. and Mass. State Swim Meets 11; First Place 100-yard Freestyle, Eastern Mass. Meet 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Wel¬ coming Mixer II. JOSEPH PERDONI Varsity Football 10,11; Varsity Wres¬ tling 10,11; Varsity Spring Track 10,11; State Meets 10,11; Gym Show 10 . 11 . 12 . NANCY ANN PERRY Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos- JOHN E. O’NEIL JUDITH JEAN ONTHANK MICHAEL O’ROURKE KRISTINA OSBERG REGINE PAGE CARTHA ANN PALMER DAVID B. PASHLEY CARL H. PENNDORF JOSEPH PERDONI LINDA ELIZABETH PETERSEN ANDREW W. PHILLIPS WENDY T. PIERCE JEFFREY B. PETERS RUSSELL LAWRENCE PIERCY pital 10; Pep Club 10,11; A.F.S. 10, 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Junior Usher at Graduation; Bookstore 11, 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Junior Classical League 11,12; Junior Red Cross 11, 12; Bradford Staff 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Stylus 12; Welles - leyan Staff 12; Smoking Council 12. WINFIELD PERRY First Year German Award 10; Jun¬ ior Usher at Graduation; Honor Roll 10,11,12; National Honor So¬ ciety 11,12; President of Radio Club 11,12; Science Club 11,12, Vice-Presi¬ dent 12; Wrestling 11,12; Welles- leyan Staff 12; Science Quiz Team 10,11,12, Captain 12. JEFFREY B. PETERS Tennis Team 10,11; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12; Co-Captain of Ski Team 12; Sports Award Jacket; Williams Book Award 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Sophomore Class President; Homeroom Council 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Delegate to Eastern Mass. Conference Qf Student Coun¬ cils 11; Student Council Bleacher Committee Chairman 11; Student Council Welcoming Committee Chairman 12; Vice-President of Stu¬ dent Council 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12 . LINDA ELIZABETH PETERSEN Swimming 10; Art Service Club 10; Art Awards 10,11; Art Editor of Stylus 11,12; Drama Club 11,12; Senior Play Scenery 12; Spring Pro¬ duction 11. ANDREW W. PHILLIPS Orchestra 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Am¬ bassadors 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Drill Sergeant 11,12; Band Council 12; Silver Music Award 11; Gold Music Award 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12, Treasurer, Vice-President, President; Treasurer of Church Youth Group Council 12. WENDY T. PIERCE Basketball Manager 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 11; History Fo¬ rum 10; Volunteer at Newton-Wel- lesley Hospital 10; A.F.S. 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committee 10, 11,12; Glee Club 12; Bradford Typ¬ ist 12. RUSSELL LAWRENCE PIERCY Glee Club 10; Part-time employ¬ ment 11,12. CHARLES PIPER Band 10; Ski Team 10,11,12; enjoys working on cars; part-time employ¬ ment. JEAN MARIE POLIMENO Pep Club 10,11; Office Messenger II; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Health Unit Aide 10,11,12; Part-time employment 11,12. JEAN MARIE POLIMENO 161 CHARLES S. POLLINA THOMAS F. PURCELL ROBERT G. RACINE JOHN C. PORTER JUDITH B. RAILSBACK JOHN MARK POWELL, II KARL F. RAU THOMAS H. REILLY, JR. CHARLES S. POLLINA Science Club 11,12, President 12; Ski Club 11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Wei- lesleyan Staff 12. JUNE MARIE POLUZZI Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Pep Club 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Rally Committee 10,12; Guidance Office Messenger 11,12; Health Unit Aide 11,12; Part-time employment 10,11, 12; History Center Aide 12. JOHN C. PORTER Band 10,12; Orchestra 11; Marching Band 12; Ambassadors 10,11,12; Gold Music Award 11; Honor Roll 10; Wrestling 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12 . JOHN MARK POWELL, II Intramural Basketball 11; J.V. Cross Country 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,12; Honor Society Junior Year; Ski Team 12; Track 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. THOMAS F. PURCELL Orchestra 11,12; Ambassadors 11,12; Band 10,11,12, Drill Sergeant 12; Gold Music Award 11; Silver Music Award 12; Church Youth Group 10, 11 , 12 . ROBERT G. RACINE Part-time employment as draftsman 11 , 12 . JUDITH B. RAILSBACK Pep Club 10; Junior Prom Decora¬ tions Committee 11; F.T.A. 12; La¬ crosse 10; Basketball 10; J.V. Field Hockey 10,11; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; A Cappella 10,11,12; Glee Club 12; Summer Camp Counselor 10,11. KARL F. RAU J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basket¬ ball 11,12; Basketball Award Trophy 12; Cross Country 11; Varsity Track 10,11,12; State Track Meet 10,11,12; Belmont Relays 11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Second Place Medal Bay State League Conference 880 Relay 11; School Record 880 Relay 10. THOMAS H. REILLY, JR. J.V. Soccer 10,11; J.V. Spring Track 11; Intramural Basketball 11; Ski Club 11; Ski Team 10,11,12; A Cap¬ pella 10,11; A.F.S. 12; Debating Club 12; History Forum 12; Season Ticket Drive 12; Chairman of Business Committee, Senior Play 12; Sum¬ mer Camp Counselor 11; Welles¬ leyan Staff 12. JOHN RHOME Ski Team 10; Ski Club 10,12; Science Club 10,12. JOHN RHOME EVA M. RICARDI A Cappella 10; Glee Club 11; A.F.S. 11; Volunteer at Medfield State Hos¬ pital 11; Volunteer at Newton- Wellesley Hospital 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12. EDMUND B. RICE Honor Roll 10,11,12; National Honor Society Junior Year; Debat¬ ing Club 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; National Merit Letter of Com¬ mendation 12; Ski Club 12. PAUL RICHERT Language Laboratory Assistant 10; Star Scout 10; Library Aide 10; Honor Roll 10,11; Marching Band 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Bradford Business Staff 12; Church Youth Group 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12. STANLEY L. RIDEOUT Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10,11; Spring Track 10,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; A.F.S. 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Bradford Staff 10, 11, Advertising Manager 12; Church Youth Group Treasurer 12. JANICE A. ROBERTS Church Youth Group 10; Ski Club 11,12; Gym Show 11,12; Gym Team 11,12; A.F.S. 11; Glee Club 12; Bookstore 12; Junior Red Cross 12; Part-time employment 12. JOHN F. ROHRER Honor Roll 11; Radio Club 11; Bowling Club 11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12. LINDA L. ROMSEY Rally Committee 10; Pep Club 10, 11,12; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; J.V. Field Hockey 11; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Church Youth Group 10,11; Glee Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Dance Committees 10,11,12. ROBERT M. RONCI J.V. Spring Track 10,11,12; enjoys skin diving, boats and motorcycles. DAVID L. ROONEY Swimming 10; Wrestling 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Part-time employment 10, 11 , 12 . STEWART F. ROSS Debating Club 11; Bowling Club 11,12; Language Laboratory Assis¬ tant 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10 , 11 , 12 . EVA M. RICARDI EDMUND B. RICE PAUL RICHERT STANLEY L. RIDEOUT LINDA L. ROMSEY ROBERT M. RONCI DAVID L. ROONEY STEWART F. ROSS 163 VINCENT SALLINGER MARCOS C. SAMPAIO LINDA SANTOSPAGO PATRICIA LYNNE SAWTELLE SUZANNE SAYER CYNTHIA JANE ROYS Pep Club 10; Season Ticket Drive 10; Gym Show 10,11; Gym Team 10,11; A.F.S. 11; Junior Prom Dec¬ orations Committee 11; Ski Club 11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Summer Camp Counselor; Swimming Team. MARILYN ELAINE RUPP Pep Club 10; Gym Show 10; Dance Decorations 10,11; Summer Camp Counselor 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11; Junior Usher at Graduation 11; J.V. Lacrosse 11; Junior Red Cross 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12; A.F.S. 11,12; Head of Book¬ store 12; Dramatics Club 12; Wel- lesleyan Staff 12. JOHN E. SABINO J.V. Baseball 10; Intramural Basket¬ ball 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Spring Track 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Science Fair 11. SARA E. SALISBURY Student Council 10; Art Award 10; Dance Decorations 10,11; Home¬ room Council 10,11; Ski Club 10,11, 12; Church Youth Group 11; Swim¬ ming 11; Stylus 11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Dramatics Club 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Part-time employment 12; Wel¬ lesleyan Staff 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation. VINCENT SALLINGER Language Laboratory Technician 10, 11, Head 12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 11,12; Church Youth Group 11,12; Varsity Spring Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 11. MARCOS C. SAMPAIO A.F.S. Student from Sao Paulo, Bra¬ zil 12; Gym Show 10; Volleyball 11; Judo 11; Soccer 12; Bradford Staff 12; Church Youth Group 12; Presi¬ dent of Class in Sao Paulo; Gym Show 12; J.V. Football 12. LINDA SANTOSPAGO Art Service Club 10; Ski Club 10; Office Messenger 10; Dance Decora¬ tions 11,12; Tennis 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Rally Committees 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 12; Gym Team 12; Intramural Basketball 10,11,12. PATRICIA LYNNE SAWTELLE Honor Roll 10; Rally Committee 10,11; Pep Club 11; Office Messenger 11; Dance Decorations 11; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; Cheerleader 12; Homeroom Council 12; Gym Show 11 . SUZANNE SAYER Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; A.F.S. 10,11,12; High Honor Roll 10; Honor Roll 11,12; Classical League 11; Dramatics Club 11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Health Unit Aide 12; Senior Play Scenery 12; Ski Club 12; Spring Play 11. RICHARD SCANNELL Work-Study Program 11,12. 164 RICHARD SCANNELL ROBERT A. SCHMITT SHERYL SCULLY SANDRA P. SCHOLL JUDITH M. SELLERS JOANNE SCHUH JAMES SHEPPARD KAREN JOANNE SCOTT THOMAS SHEPPARD ROBERT A. SCHMITT Transferred to Wellesley in Senior Year; Senior Play Cast. SANDRA P. SCHOLL Pep Club 10; Volunteer at Newton- Wellesley Hospital 10; Bulletin Board Committee 10,11; Office Mes¬ senger 11; Rally Committee 10,11, 12; Glee Club 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12. JOANNE SCHUH Art Service Club 10; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 11,12; Honor Roll 10,12; High Honor Roll 11; National Honor Society Junior Year; Junior Usher at Graduation; Circulo Italiano 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12. KAREN JOANNE SCOTT Pep Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11, 12; Rally Committee 10,11,12; Sea¬ son Ticket Drive 11; Youth-in-Gov- ernment Day Officer 11; Gym Show 11,12; Office Messenger 11,12; Guid¬ ance Office Messenger 12. SHERYL SCULLY Pep Club 10,11; Art Service Club 11; Ski Club 11; Office Messenger 11; Intramural Basketball 11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Rally Com¬ mittee 10,11,12; Honor Roll 11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12. JUDITH M. SELLERS Church Youth Group 10; Pep Club 10; T.R.A. 10; Volunteer at Newton- Wellesley Hospital 10; Girls’ Chorus 10,11; Part-time employment 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 11; Work-Study Program 12. JAMES SHEPPARD Swimming 10; J.V. Soccer 10,11; Ski Club 10,11,12. THOMAS SHEPPARD Intramural Baseball 10,11; Ski Club 10,11,12; J.V. Soccer 10,11; Swim¬ ming 10,11. MELINDA SLADE Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 10; Intramural Basketball 11; Office Messenger 11; Gym Show 11; Honor Roll 11; Rally Committee 10, 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; Art Service Club 12; Red Cross 12. MARGARET R. SLAVIN Co-Captain of Lacrosse 10; Volun¬ teer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital 10; Pep Club 10; Health Unit Aide 10; Dance Decorations 11; Ski Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12; Red Cross 11, secretary 12. MELINDA SLADE MARGARET R. SLAVIN 165 CHERYL M. SMITH DOUGLAS S. SMITH GEORGE W. SMITH GREGORY SNYDER CHERYL M. SMITH Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Season Ticket Drive 11; Volunteer at Newton-Wellesley Hos¬ pital 11; Glee Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Rally Committee 11,12; Junior Red Cross 11,12; F.T.A. 12; Bookstore 12. DOUGLAS S. SMITH Audio-Visual Aids 10,11; Assistant Stage Manager 11; Stage Manager 12; Opening Exercises 11,12; Dra¬ matics Club 11,12; Senior Play Cast 12; Wellesleyan Photography Editor 12 . GEORGE W. SMITH Gym Show 10; Varsity Spring Track 10,11,12; Varsity Cross Country 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Indoor Track 11,12; School 880 Record 11; Cross Country and Track State Meets 10, 11,12; Second Place Medals Bay State League Conference Meet 880 and 880 relay 11; Sports Award Jacket 11; Sports Award Trophy 12; T.R.A. 10; Church Youth Group 10, President 11; Key Club 11, 12; Science Club 12; Senior Council; Wellesleyan Staff 12; Madrigal Choir 10; A Cappella 10,11,12; Chamber Choir 11,12. SUZANNE L. SMITH Pep Club 10; Health Unit Aide 10; Bradford cartoonist 10; A Cappella 10,11; Greater Boston Youth Sym¬ phony 10,11,12; Gold Music Award 11; Twirlers 12; Swimming. TODD H. SMITH Madrigal Choir 10; A Cappella 10, 12; Varsity Soccer 10,11, Co-Captain 12; Center Halfback All-Scholastic Soccer Team 11; Hockey 10,11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Sports Award Trophy 12; Key Club 10, Vice-President 11; President 12; Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Smoking Council 11; Home¬ room Council 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. BARBARA KATHRYN SNYDER Ski Club 10,11,12; J.V. Field Hockey 11; A.F.S. 10; Honor Roll 10,11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Junior Red Cross 11,12; Bookstore 11,12; Church Youth Group 11,12; Glee Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. GREGORY SNYDER Varsity Soccer 10,11,12; enjoys work¬ ing on cars and boats, also sailing, skiing, writing. PATRICIA E. SULLIVAN Pep Club 10; Church Youth Group 10,12; Field Hockey 10; Office Mes¬ senger 11,12; Part-time employment 11,12; Work-Study Program 12. PAUL F. SULLIVAN J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basket¬ ball 11,12; Varsity Soccer 12; Varsi¬ ty Spring Track 11,12; State Track Meets 11,12; Sports Award Jacket 12; Sports Award Trophy 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 11, Boys’ Sports Editor 12; Junior Classical League 11; Key Club 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. HAROLD G. SUTHERLAND, JR. J.V. Baseball 10; Gym Show 11; Wrestling 11,12; Football 10,11, Co- Captain 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. SUZANNE L. SMITH TODD H. SMITH BARBARA RATHRYN SNYDER PATRICIA E. SULLIVAN PAUL F. S ULLIVAN HAROLD G. SUTHERLAND, JR. ROBERT S. SZETELA Homeroom Council 10; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Sports Award Jacket 11; Key Club 11,12. CAROL J. TAILBY T.R.A. 10; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11; Swimming 11; Church Youth Group 11,12; Part-time employment 10 , 11 , 12 . NANCY D. TALBOT Pep Club 10; Rally Committee 10; T.R.A. 10; Dance Decorations 10, 11; A.F.S. 10,11; Bookstore 11; Glee Club 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 10, 11,12, Co-Chairman 10; Twirler 11, 12, Head Twirler 12; Treasurer of Student Council 12; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. SUSAN K. TALMADGE Junior Red Cross 10; T.R.A. 10; Youth-in-Government Day Officer and Essay Winner of Trip to Wash¬ ington 11; Lacrosse 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Twirlers 10,11, As¬ sistant Head Twirler 12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Student Council 10,11,12; Senior Council; Season Ticket Drive 11,12; Civil Rights Essay Contest 10,11; United Fund Drive Chairman 11; Summer Camp Counselor 11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12 . DAVID W. TANGERIM Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Ski Club 11,12; Wrestling 12; Part-time employment. SANDRA HAYES TAYLOR Girls ' Chorus 10; Assembly Choir 10,11; A Cappella 10,11,12; Chamber Choir 11,12; Band 12; Gym Show Chorus 10,11,12; Silver Music Award 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Bradford Reporter 11,12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Science Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12. ANNE T. THIBODEAU Transferred to Wellesley in Junior Year; Pep Club 11; Health Unit Aide 11; Glee Club 11; Dramatics Club 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Senior Play Scenery and Makeup Commit¬ tees 12. DAVID H. THOMPSON Band 10,11; Student Council 11; J.V. Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11, 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12. GORDON C. THOMPSON Senior Play Scenery 12; enjoys work¬ ing on cars, radio and TV. JENNIE THOMPSON Girl’s Chorus 10; A Cappella 11; Glee Club 12; Pep Club 10; Season Ticket Drive 10; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; Dance Decorations 10,11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; J.V. Field Hockey 10,11; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Honor Roll 10; Senior Council; Wellesleyan Financial Edi¬ tor. i7 NANCY D. TALBOT ANNE T. THIBODEAU SUSAN K. TALMADGE DAVID H. THOMPSON DAVID W. TANGERINI GORDON C. THOMPSON ROBERT S. SZETELA CAROL J. TAILBY SANDRA HAYES TAYLOR JENNIE THOMPSON 167 MARY FRANCES THORN RICHARD THORNQUIST MARY FRANCES THORN T.R.A. 10; Season Ticket Drive 10, 11; Dance Decorations 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Senior Play Scenery 11,12; Senior Play Tickets and Properties 11,12; Glee Club 12; Stylus 10; Part-time employment. RICHARD THORNQUIST Ski Club 11,12; enjoys working on cars; part-time employment. FRANCINE TOBIN Office Messenger 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 11,12; Treasurer of Church Youth Group 11,12; Senior Play Makeup and Properties Committees 12 . JANET C. TOMAO J.V. Field Hockey 10; Varsity Field Hockey 11,12; J.V. Lacrosse 10; Var¬ sity Lacrosse 11,12; Ski Club 10,12; Sports Award Blazer 11; Part-time employment 11,12. PETER C. TOPPAN Language Laboratory Assistant 10, 11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11; Am¬ bassadors 12; Gold Music Award 12; Senior Play Scenery Committee Chairman 12; Summer Camp Coun¬ selor. GAYE W. PARKER TOWNSEND Transferred to Wellesley in Sopho¬ more Year; Michigan All-State Band and Award 10; Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Silver Music Award 11; Gold Music Award 12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Office Mes¬ senger 11; Part-time employment 11,12; Wellesley Recreation Asso¬ ciation Summer Band 11. ARTHUR D. TRABUCCO Part-time employment 10,11,12. DAVID VAN PATTEN-STEIGER J.V. Soccer 12; Varsity Hockey 10, 11,12; Sports Award Trophy 12; Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 11; Business Editor of Wellesleyan 12. VIRGINIA VAN TASSEL Youth-in Government Day Officer 11; A Cappella 10,11,12; Bradford Staff 11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Senior Play Properties Chairman 12; Stylus 12; A.F.S. 12; Glee Club 12; Junior Red Cross 12; Senior Council. GEORGE B. von der LIPPE Varsity Sotxer 10; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Cross Country 11,12; Varsity Spring Track 10,11,12; State Track Meet 10,11,12; Belmont Re¬ lays, on First-place 880-yard Relay Team 11; Indoor State Track Meet 11; Sports Award Blazer 11; Part- time employment 11,12. FRANCINE TOBIN JANET TOMAO PETER C. TOPPAN GAYE W. PARKER TOWNSEND ARTHUR D. TRABUCCO DAVID VAN PATTEN-STEIGER VIRGINIA VAN TASSEL GEORGE von der LIPPE LYNN WALCHLI LYNDA A. WALZ PENELOPE WALKER DIANA WARFIELD J. DOUGLAS WALLACE JOANN M. WATSON JENNIFER S. WALTER CYNTHIA L. WEBSTER Sports Award Jacket 11; Boys’ State 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12 Honor So¬ ciety Junior Year; State Cross Coun¬ try Meet 11,12; B. A. A. Schoolboy Games 11. LYNN WALCHLI Assembly Choir 10; Madrigal Choir 11; Glee Club 11; A Cappella 10,11, 12; Silver Music Award 11; A.F.S. 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Dance Decorations 10,11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Junior Red Cross 10,11, 12; F.T.A. 12; Wellesley an Staff 12; National Merit Letter of Commen¬ dation. PENELOPE WALKER Youth-in-Government Day Officer 11; Wellesleyan Staff 12. J. DOUGLAS WALLACE Radio Club 11,12; enjoys working on radios and jewelry; Church Youth Group 10,11,12. JENNIFER S. WALTER Pep Club 10; T.R.A. 10; Gym Show 10; A.F.S. 10,11; Honor Roll 10,12; High Honor Roll 11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12; History Office Aide 12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. LYNDA A. WALZ Pep Club 10; A.F.S. 10; Gym Show 11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Glee C lub 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,12. DIANA WARFIELD Work-Study Program 12. JOANN M. WATSON Lacrosse 10; Church Youth Group 10; F.T.A. 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Pep Club 11,12; Part-time employ¬ ment 11. CYNTHIA L. WEBSTER Honor Roll 11; Junior Usher at Graduation 11. ROBERT PEARCE WELLINGTON Wisewell Science Club 11,12; Science Fair Committee 11,12; Ski Club 12. LYNN D. WELLS A.F.S. 10,11; Bookstore 12; F.T.A. 12; Glee Club 12; Junior Prom Deco¬ rations Committee; Junior Red Cross 12; Pep Club 10,11; Senior Play Makeup Committee 12; Ski Club 12; T.RA. 10. ROBERT PEARCE WELLINGTON LYNN D. WELLS 169 SUSAN ELIZABETH WELLS PAUL CHANNING WELZ IRENE T. WENTEN BARBARA WERNER DONALD WHAREN PETER WHITE SUSAN D. WHITE WILLIAM W. WHITE, JR. FRED B. WIER SUSAN ELIZABETH WELLS Pep Club 11; Season Ticket Drive 11; Ski Club 12; F.T.A. 12. PAUL CHANNING WELZ Junior Usher at Graduation; Honor Roll 11; Science Club 10,11,12; Sci¬ ence Club Bulletin 11,12; Ski Club 12; Wellesley an Staff 12. IRE.VE T. WENTEN Honor Roll 10; Gym Show 10,11; F.T.A. 11; Pep Club 11; Ski Club 11,12; Bradford Staff 12; Glee Club 12; Guidance Office Messenger 12; Summer Camp Counselor 10,11; Part-time employment 11,12; Church Youth Group, Secretary 10, Commit¬ tee Chairman 11,12; Church Choir 11 , 12 . BARBARA WERNER F.T.A. 10; A.F.S. 10; Pep Club 10; Junior Red Cross 10,11; First Place Award in Homemaking 11; Book¬ store 12. DONALD WHAREN Intramural Basketball 11,12; Ski Club 12. PETER WHITE National Honor Society Junior Year; A.F.S. 10,11,12; A.F.S. Americans Abroad Student in Haderslev, Den¬ mark Senior Year; Junior Classical League 11; Honor Roll 10,11; Na¬ tional Merit Letter of Commenda¬ tion; Science Fair 10,11; Wellesleyan Staff 12. SUSAN D. WHITE A.F.S. 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11,12. WILLIAM W. WHITE, JR. Work-Study Program 10,11,12. FRED B. WIER J.V. Football 10; Work-Study Pro¬ gram 11,12; enjoys working on cars. RICHARD C. WIGGIN A.F.S. 10,11,12; A.F.S. President 11; Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10, 11,12; Band Sergeant 12; Ambassa¬ dors 11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Music Awards 11; Homeroom Council 11; Senior Class Vice-President; Senior Council; Eagle Scout; Wrestling Team 10,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. ARTHUR B. WIGHT Wisewell Science Club 12; enjoys working on cars; part-time employ¬ ment 11,12. JOYCE C. WILLCOX High Honor Roll 10; Honor Roll 11; Color Guard 10,11; Latin Award 11; Part-time employment 12. 170 RICHARD C. WIGGIN JUDITH A. WILSON Swimming 10; Assembly Choir 11; Senior Girls’ Ensemble 12; Glee Club 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Season Ticket Drive 10,11,12; Church Youth Group 10,11; Health Unit Aide 10, 11; A.F.S. 10,11; Dance Decorations 10,11; Pep Club 10,12; Rally Com¬ mittee 10,12; Office Messenger 11,12; Part-time employment 11,12. GAIL WONG Glee Club 10; Art Service Club 10; Church Youth Group 10; Dance Decorations 10,11; Gym Show 11; Modern Dance 11; Youth-in-Govern- ment Day Officer 11; Pep Club 10, 11,12; Rally Committee 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Part-time employment 12 . ELAINE WOOD Honor Roll 10,12; High Honor Roll 11; Junior Usher at Graduation; Na¬ tional Honor Society Junior Year; Wellesley Club Award 11; Dra¬ matics Club 11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; Editor C.Y.G. News¬ letter; A.F.S. 10,11,12, Advisory Committee. VICTORIA W. WOODS Pep Club 10; Season Ticket Drive 10; Gym .Show Chorus 10; Glee Club 10,11,12; A Cappella 12; Youth- in-Government Day Officer 11; Book¬ store 10,12; Ski Club 11,12; Varsity Tennis 10,11,12; Senior Play Busi¬ ness Committee 12. PAMELA WRIGHT Homeroom Council 10; Cheerleaders 10,11; Captain 12; Gym Show 10,11; Sports Award Blazer 11; Season Ticket Drive 10,11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12. PRISCILLA WRIGHT A.F.S. 10; Dramatics Club 11; F.T.A. 10,12; Stylus 11,12; Bookstore 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Wellesleyan Staff 12; A Cappella 10,11,12; Cham¬ ber Choir 11,12; National Merit Let¬ ter of Commendation; Senior Play Costume, Properties. NOEL YACOBIAN A.F.S. 10,11; Swimming 10,12; Intra¬ mural Basketball 11; Health Unit Aide 11; Guidance Office Messenger 11,12; Pep Club 12; Rally Committee 12 . SUSAN ANN YOUNG Junior Red Cross 10; Shakespeare Memorial Program 10; F.T.A. 10; Office Messenger 11; Dramatics Club 11; Church Youth Group 10,11,12; A Cappella 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Choral Librarian 12; Variety Show 11 , 12 . ARTHUR B. WIGHT JOYCE C. WILLCOX JUDITH A. WILSON GAIL WONG ELAINE WOOD VICTORIA W. WOODS PAMELA WRIGHT PRISCILLA WRIGHT NOEL YACOBIAN SUSAN ANN YOUNG 171 JANE L. ZATLIN MAUREEN F. ZEPP ROBERT RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN PAMELA ANNE ZINCK JANE L. ZATLIN Pep Club 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Guidance Office Mes¬ senger 12; Bradford typist 12; Bookstore 12; Opening Exercises 12. MAUREEN F. ZEPP Color Guard 10,11; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Junior Red Cross 10,11,12; A.F.S. 11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12, Secre¬ tary 11; Treasurer 12; Dramatics Club Board 12; Senior Play Cast: Stylus 11,12; Treasurer 11; Spring Play 11; Spoon River Anthology 11; Shakespeare Festival 10. ROBERT RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN Varsity Football 10; A Cappella 10; Glee Culb II; Chamber Choir 12; History Forum 12. PAMELA ANNE ZINCK Pep Club 10; Intramural Basket¬ ball 10; Part-time employment 11, 12 . 172 173 September doesn ' t really seem so long ago , but many things have happened since those first cool days of fall, for we have suddenly reached the end of senior year. 175 We ' ve been accepted and rejected ’ the books have been returned ’ lockers have been emptied for the last time. 177 The achievements of our teams are in the record hooks: clubs and organizations have had their last meetings . n 178 179 There will always he another class to replace us , hut for each individual there will be only one senior year. 181 Mr. Kamitian takes the cake. INDEX A Cappella 77 Activities 48-79 Administration 16 Ambassadors 72 American Field Service 57 Art Faculty 26 Assembly Choir 78 Band 90 Baseball 112-113 Basketball, Boys’ 9 8-99 Basketball, Girls’ 97 Basketball, Intramural 100 Bradford, 62 Business Faculty 27 Cafeteria Staff 11 Chamber Choir 73 Cheerleaders 88 Chess Club 71 Chorus 77 Classical League 61 Cross Country 94 Debating Club 60 Dedication 4 Drama Club 70 Editor’s Message 13 English Faculty 20-21 Faculty 18-27 Field Hockey 95 Football 82-87 Future Teachers 58 Glee Club 78-79 Golf 117 Guidance 17 Gym Show 110-111 Gym Team, Boys’ 108 Gym Team, Girls’ 109 Health Department 27 History Faculty 22 History Forum 59 Hockey 104-105 Home Economics Faculty 26 Industrial Arts Faculty 26 Junior Prom 128-129 Juniors 42-47 Key Club 55 Lacrosse 116 Language Faculty 23 Madrigal 76 Mathematics Faculty 24 Music 72-79 Music Faculty 26 National Honor Society 64-65 Opening Exercises 71 Orchestra 74-75 Pep Club 89 Physical Education Faculty 27 Principal’s Message 12 Radio Club 61 Rallies 89 Red Cross 56 Science Faculty 25 Science Fair 68-69 Science Quiz Team 67 Senior Council 123 Senior Officers 122 Senior Play 126-127 Seniors 120-172 Senior Superlatives 124-125 Ski Club 106 Ski Team 107 Smoking Council 54 Soccer 92-93 Sophomores 36-41 Sports 80-119 Spring Track 114-115 String Trio 76 Student Council 50-53 Stylus 63 Swimming, Boys’ 102-103 Swimming, Girls’ 101 Tennis, Boys’ 118 Tennis, Girls’ 119 Track 114-115 Twirlers 91 Wellesleyan Staff 14, 131 Wisewell Science Club 66 Wrestling 96 Youth-in-Government 130 183 To affect the quality of the day that is the highest of the arts. 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