Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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Sophomore Yea r Election of our class officers opened the Soph- omore year with Jordan Christo, president, Debby Sichol, viceJpresident, Carol McKinstry, secre- tary, and Joe Skarani, treasurer. The Pre-Kick Off Dance opened the football season, but that year We were unable to win the traditional Wells- Bartlett game. Concluding our year . -org was the performance of ' Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M. S. PINAFORE presented by the Glcc Club. Ada Tieri and Carole Dudek distin- 1 -W guished thc class by having leading roles in the oper- etta. Other members of our class sang in the various choruses. Q Q - 'S'-q 'JFS' uv W 0 5 C t 0 :ai Q., 1,.?r ' fx X X fx 0 1' f' X w ' Q tt ti x X5 J' i ,nge l 'ii ' X ., A X w fi 1 i -9- ,, 'f iv. K . x 'lmift A 'M s 'f -e-MW, i,1-f.. Xie 3- 1

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Freshman Year To the class of '57 the first week of school resembled the confusion of the national con- ventions. That is, until the mighty seniors introduced us with initiation and laughed heartily at our gullible nature while we recited: On this day of days, while I am 'in a haze, I bow in pain upon the floor, to the mighty class of '54 . After the long hard day of in- itiation, an eager group of Freshmen flocked into the auditorium that night to receive their official wel- come to Mary E. Wells High at the Freshman Party. Our officers were Paul Szczygiel, Presidentg Andrea Kidd, Vice Presidentg Carol Mc- Kinstry, Secretaryg George George, Treasurer. Our adviser was Mr. Var- nam. r., W .1 wa.-if guard

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XXX . it Q 5 lg HX QM 8 I Yr ..,, E, ,C Q Junior Yea r Our Junior Year whirled with activities. Class rings, the proof of our finally becoming upperclassmen, flashed everywhere. SUSIE THE SIREN was a huge success, In June We turned to the enchantment of Paris to set the tempo for the Senior Reception and the Junior Prom. With graduation week came the realization that next fall We would finally be Seniors! 5 E' - f l