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The Boston Skyline at night. The Boston City Hall with the Custom House Tower behind. M.l.T. Boston Public Garde 11 A 20 minute drive on the Mass. Pike from Wellesley to Boston brings a world of theatre, history, art, fine restaurants, world- renowned universities, government, and medicine. Exciting, cos¬ mopolitan, and enriching are words that describe our city. Histori¬ cal monuments mark this birthplace of America; Faneuil Hall, Hay- market Square, The Old North Church, Paul Revere’s House, and others. The old is cofnplimented with the new; the City Hall, Pru¬ dential Center, and the John Hancock Building. The smells and sounds of Boston Harbor and the taste of our famous seafood; the presidents we have produced from Adams to Kennedy; the delight of Arthur Fiedler’s Boston Pops; and the charm of Beacon Hill are familiar and special to all of us. Boston — an ideal city for students to extend their educational experiences beyond the walls of Wellesley High School. 15
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Students Are Attracted to the Cosmopolitan City of Boston The Wilbur The State House Museum of Fine Arts 14
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Page 20 text:
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We, as the departing senior class, of the Wellesley Senior High School, feel we owe a great deal to our community. Wellesley is not just another town where our homes are located: it is where we go to school, participate in activities, and where we live. Wellesley, as a community, has had a profound impact on all of us, especially through the many organiza¬ tions that are designed to help residents, such as Friendly Aid, Hotline, Multi-Service Organi¬ zation, Human Relations Service, and the vari¬ ous church groups. People in Wellesley are active and inter¬ ested, and therefore become concerned about major local issues such as the proposed addi¬ tion to the Senior High School. The discussion on this issue was widespread and controver¬ sial, affecting nearly all of us. We, as students, have the opportunity to view such debates in a form of government unique to New England: the town meeting. We realize that Wellesley is not just another suburb” of Boston. We are a community that has three colleges located here; Wellesley, Babson, and Mass. Bay. Because of this, we have a large population of young people and many cultural services provided by the col¬ leges. Students with a special interest have the opportunity to pursue it in greater depth through college courses. Wellesley Clock Tower Wellesley Hills Wellesley Town Hall Wellesley Square
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