Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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All together now, one two, three S. Beebe, B. Britten, A. Fleming, R. Hyde, D. Allen, E. Marchant, S. Kauff- , man, P. Latimer, N. Nichols, J. Thomp- R, X son, R. Gilbert. The Wfheelock College Orchestra, consist- if i Name that tu ne! ing of fifteen members, is under the direc- tion of Mr. Jerome Cohen. This year the group played compositions of Mozart and Bach as well as various works of modern composers. The Orchestra peformed at many college functions throughout the year. 4 J ,- m

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House Representatives, Business and Art Staff The final touch P. Harper, A. Fallon, N. Clarke, R. Loveland, D. Gleason, G. Tilly, J. Parks, S. Greenleaf, J. Trova. ,f,.tm-wwarmavmwxtwm1L1mMzsmrwwmmrJ.aaamrfwM.'-WWMM.-3-ff.-frm, W . , .ir ... I see the birth of creativity

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1-r, 0 O Although facilities were limited, once again the Athletic Association provided op- portunities for exercise and recreation for the students. ln the fall a Wheelock hockey team was successful at Wellesley Hockey playday. During the season, members of the AA were also afforded an opportunity to play tennis at the Wlinsor School courts. For the bowling enthusiasts, there was informal inter-collegiate bowling with some of the menis and women's colleges in the area. Advisor to the group was Miss Barbara Fish, a senior at Bouve. We finally won Offirerrz Z. Makepeace, Cbairmang M. Fox S Beebe C Price. building fund Wheelock has continually been planning and building, as was most evident this year. The Building Fund Committee has had the task of asking the stu- dents to make their contributions to their school. They did this by having sales throughout the year, where girls had the opportunity to buy Wheelock sweatshirts, madras belts, ashtrays, stuffed animals, and numerous room ornaments. Wfith Mary Ann Baker as its co-ordinator, the Building Fund did its share in helping Wheelock grow. Rah! Building Fund Chairmen: J. Sherman and M. A. Baker.