Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Our Community , Wellesley, Has Had an Impact on Us Through Our High School Years Wellesley Free Library The Wellesley Inn Friendly ' s We are aware that since Wellesley is a fairly affluent community with many professional people as residents, adults in Wellesley are concerned about having a strongly academic high school that prepares us (80% in last year’s class) for college. But, we feel that the community at some point must recognize that not all of us are college-bound, therefore, we should have a high school strong in all areas (e.g., vocational training, career preparation, etc.). During our short stay at the high school, we have seen these types of programs develop and become a more ingrained part of the high school curriculum; for example, Work-Study, Independent Study, Distributive Education, Alternate Semester, and Y.E.S. After graduation from high school, when we enter a wider world of experience, we will come to realize that Wellesley is a mini-world, a reflection of the suburban middle class experi¬ ence in America. Left: Village Church 17