Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

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Nal Wee ieee Wat ek et a a Reta © : : 1 bode ae arenes - hu agnanegntexsvemest sie apeaedy ens semnsce yest) Meewiiie tA) Pek vi epee es eh uppers EES ST 2 2 7 rman ea - a . pas Soot n nes 2 anh ee = Ve py dene putea SbEr sek wee seo � Leda eneseen ete iar A TIN ee Spe ne Saab ee mee pale aren oe nye 5 : E ite oe) eae SS ee es SCS we nee ro - F ny 5a yee A wy oe . tin F5 Mal eee ee ee i“ Te orl er. “We ae oy 5 1963 Wheel Wheelock College Boston, Massachusetts MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS � OPEN FREE « DALY: 10-5. SUNDAYS - 130-5.30 CLOSED MONDAYS AUS THANNSEIVING - CHRISTMAS © NEW. YEARS Dey FOURTH. OF July CHLDREN UNDER 12 wust BE ACCOMPANIED fy AN ADULT ; IS WHEELOCK PLACES ... ITS EXPRESSIONS. Our SUTVOUNAINES . vith Our campus life . domestic and soctal. We come to learn. eS wa oe to develop as individuals... 0 become teachers. entitle ate eth hhh pe enh beeline be bah ee bh oe This book, like other books, Geers Peer | | has chapters... nhode do $oiebeteesd sb debai bheteiebndl - ) s eee Andee bade CABS AT + Ts : . - . ; neem 10 k : 5 ' ' Dormitories ean. HROIKINE aa —— Py oven ute ean COCKTAILS Advertisements Activities as tote Be gee TTI Latent pte pera — 11 era ruin! Miss Laura A. Townsend We Dedicate The Wheel to a woman who has dedicated her life to Wheelock College: past, present and future. to a woman who has had the opportunity to work w ith each of Wheelock’s four presidents during her thirty-seven years of service to this college. to a woman who has the respect and admira- tion of every Wheelock student. to a woman who has been every incoming student’s first impression of the professional dignity for which this college stands. to a woman who in her position as Dean of Admissions and past Registrar has been a guiding hand in the growth and development of Wheelock College. to you, Miss Laura Townsend, we proudly present the 1963 yearbook. “We are happy to inform you that you are now a member of Wheelock.” 12 sebthndebudtewtee 4ceiel ef ae tbe bROhd uke Pe, le eee ee eee oe io PF tee Se ees pi wi et -oo wet ee eee a ¥ ny yeyeerer Ty TY eee Nath w len oben mates cube eee me PLA rere nee PHL AP DE aca ae rhs sede bebe 14) = ekbt on be sunt ESOLPPR IL PL OLNSeOELaL Utes eel: See ate rere ae STi 4 na — ee See wie ese were rie at sa Eatin cs al yo ” “Reflection “And why did you choose Wheelock?” TINT) rF rey ; Aj We Look to the faculty and administration for guidance ... benefit from their experience... are gratefull to them. ny werrer eget ate sy) erhavesa oS JAMES E. CONNER President BS., College of William and Mary; M.Ed., University of Virginia; Ed.D., University of Maryland Dr. and Mrs. James E. Conner 16 ee ee The President Several years ago, I was asked by students what I considered to be the most important consideration in selecting a candidate for teach- ing. As I recall, I only hesitated a moment before replying: The most important factor is that there be evidence that the person is a learner.” If the person, other things being considered, had that intellectual itch; if she questioned and expressed wonderment, joy and enthusiasm for certain developments in this world, then chances were excellent that she would transmit this intellectual fever to her pupils. The overriding task of the graduate is the continual exercising of his intellectual muscles. Anything short of this can only bring about a form of intellectual atrophy which is self-perpetuating unless arrested by intellectual stimulation. Don’t get out of the habit of attacking intellectual problems, of organizing your ideas. Someone has observed wisely that we do not learn from experience but by thinking about experience. You cannot sit idly by while life is played out before you like some soap opera on television. Alfred Whitehead stated that “Life is an offensive against the repetitive mechanisms of the universe.” It might well be stated that learning is a struggle against the repetitive mechanisms of daily living. The mind might be likened to a rubber band; it is useless unless stretched. Shopenhauer observed: “Every man takes the limit of his own field of vision for the limits of the world.” In a time when responsible and informed citizenship is required of all, we can ill afford the luxury of narrow minds. It is my fervent hope that college represents only a beginning in the ever-expanding boundaries of your mind. JAMES E. CONNER 2 MARY C. POWELL Dean of Students A.B., Women’s College, Uni- versity of North Carolina; A.M., Columbia University So you want to teach in the Greater Boston area, too? hed een hoe LAURA TOWNSEND RUTH CLAPP MABEL EAVES SIMON GREENBERG Director of Admissions Registrar, Placement Director Bursar Director of Maintenance B.S., Simmons College A.B., Boston University; A.M., Hastings Business College Smith College MARIE COTTER JEAN KELLER HORTENSE BURLEIGH Librarian Assistant Director of Dietitian A.B., A.M., Brown Univer- Admissions B.S., Simmons College sity; B.S., Columbia Univer- Mt. Allison Ladies College sity GERTRUDE ABBIHL B.S., A.M., Columbia Univer- sity; Art Education and Crafts BETTY BOBP B.S., University of North Carolina; A.M., University of Iowa; Speech and Dramatics JOHN AHLIN A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Boston Uni- versity; History MAUD J. BROYLES A.B., Concord State Teachers College; M.A., Northwestern University; Ed.D., Columbia University; Education “Caps straight, girls?” 18 ALMA BENT B.S., Wheelock College; M.A., Columbia Teachers College; Ed.D., Columbia University; Education BLAND BURCKHART B.A., Texas Technilogical Col- lege; A.M., Columbia Univer- sity; Education HARRIET L. BERGER B.A., State University of Iowa; M.A., University of Wiscon- sin; Psychology a ca ELIZABETH CAMPBELL B.S., A.M., Columbia Univer- sity; Education The Faculty A hectic day . . . a well-deserved cup of black coffee. ELEANOR CHASDI A.B., Brooklyn College; A.M., University of lowa; Ph.D., Harvard University; Psycholo- y LILLIAN GEHRI B.S., A.M., Columbia Univer- sity; Education Amateur architect for our new building. LEO W. COLLINS B.S., M.A., Columbia Univer- sity; D.M.A., Boston Univer- sity; Graduate Work, Julliard School of Music; Music HELEN GILLHAM A.B., Iowa State Teachers’ College; A.M., Ed.D., Colum- bia University; Education PAUL ELLISON A.B., A.M., Cambridge versity; English Uni- JAMES E. HANEY B.A., M.A., Boston Univer- sity; English and Dramatics EDWARD ELLSWORTH A.B., Brown University; A.M., Ph.D., Boston University; Hzs- tory Ue BRIDGET HECKSCHER B.A., London University Ed.D. Harvard University; Social Sciences itlaecieacattiehati pias (Imdb eiw toto’ rerrtstr) itr Screg ies ST gLReEtTT alt bias batenbeleade Mbiabhsedese edie tedeaca deealeteneetiia TLE T TE Eri Mt ayrene dd aby saein dps it Ttma aatht vie UGE) habeioed ee PETA egy EY Trabds cere once anne neta rnapre ttt brad Hh eioiatennl ate : i ay FE f e+ Ariitspstrhatcort eit Cid TE eabeb. bebe pepereeree 4 BRUCE HERRICK A.B., York University; D.D., United Theological Seminary; Philosophy and Aesthetics JOSEPH T. LEVERICH A.B., Harvard College; Mathe- matics CLARK HUBLER A.B., Western Washington College; A.M., Ed.D., Colum- bia University; Natural Sct- ences ELIZABETH ANN LIDDLE B.S., Wheelock College; M.E., Woman's College of North Carolina; Ed.D., Columbia University; Education The contented professor. TZVETA M. JONES B.S., M.A., Teachers College Columbia University; Natural Sciences HARRIET M. MALICK B.S., Boston Teachers College; M.E., Wheelock College; Edz- cation Five books and a pack of Dentine, please Libby. CONSTANCE KEHOE A.B. Mount Holyoke College; M.A., Yale University; M.A., The Bread Loaf School of English; English JEAN MARSH B.S., Cortland State Teachers College; M.S., Texas State Col- lege for Women; Physical Education PoP s SCF bi i FEF SUS SP RIED ER AP a rdedede ib dade ab dotnen uw PVE) 6) Syets Tor, WINIFRED HENNIG B.S., Simmons College; Assist- ant Librarian 3 | 5 4 5 i i) - tf ie i- be 2 P32 Ee ts : i? if te i. | 4 4 3 - Mr. Herrick, tell us about philosophy. pig het ieevhg tnles SirLP Rie, ¥ � haanen THELMA THOMPSON A.B., Boston University; Li- brarian ea erewhrea creak ip-aundy 5a. fad 0 4h | Fagepthnt yeqcnnkashhng ue arenes Tiharab , Wes anda lgoitranee tf ROBERT MEREDITH SOLVEIG PREUS DOUGLAS REYNOLDS B.S., Texas A M; A.M., B.A., Luther College; M.A., B.F.A., Yale University; M.A., ey Boston University; English State University of Iowa; Teachers College, Columbia GEORGIA FULLER + Music University; Fine Arts Waltham Training School for | Nurses; Registered Nurse i i Hy HE be fat ain islet ayopetabobela repeber gts “ B S. EARLE RICHARDS ROBERT STRUTHERS MYRTLE STUNTZNER WILLIAM DEWITT By A.B., Bates College; A.M., B.A., M.A., Syracuse Univer- A.B., Wellesley College; A.M., WAITE Hi _ Boston University; Ed.D., Har- sity; Ph.D., University of Columbia University; Edzca- B.S., Indiana State College; 3% ‘ vard University; Social Sci- Rochester; Natural Sciences tion M.A., Columbia University; 3 ence Music 324 7 ei 38 21 he has ended. ives a chapter in your li iors, Sen The time has come to go on. 22 Oe “a SSP ae OS Class of 1963 With Mr. Herrick as the class advisor the Seniors sponsored several movies, sold the student directory and provided corsages for Father-Daughter Week end to in- crease our treasury. The tea given by Dr. and Mrs. Conner in December was a most enjoyable event for everyone. Since we shall be teaching in our own classrooms soon, the educational seminars were of vital interest to everyone. The class participated in all these activities and supported the projects from which everyone benefitted — including the treasury! “More good teachers join in line.” Senior Class Officers: Seated: B. Gibson, President. Standing: B. Downs, Z. Makepeace, E. Sandler. “They are passing through the oral stage.” “Heave-ho”’ “The Last JUDITH ADAMS 21 Jenny’s Lane Barrington, Rhode Island Longwood CAROLYN GAEDE ALLEN 352 Center Street Bangor, Maine Longwood SALLY COLE ATKINSON (Mrs. Edward T.) 1880 Commonwealth Avenue Brighton, Massachusetts Day Student 26 pho enhhinndthsendieiiedebebedetaie +e aT DOE we eeee en By eeeee el seeeeew sk one deco eck atte ke. see. atee hee ee va nherdn yoy hai Sener myenene sn Teens eyoys Ghcdisedoiait et rietieteeedeeeney tet cred be eee Co Ce Deegan ts toe le er eree ert ier eer re y Lak bebe han bowen whe be bed: par gene ide berg « | te hntoltte Leteted abn einiritirtete: pibrbniatwerievesatese itubasas hestin Y Pasriasroaseir suet yesTsThe pieytt N New York Riverway Rochester 22, SUZANNE HUMPHREY BARROWS 2360 Titus Avenue aa za) = Fe 2 $ =� | ee : 6 BS Oe ace a aS te oe 8 Sie gS eo eee Ao aes eae ee RS) ef ee a S| = a Eg jo) a Z, O JUDITH SHEILA BERKMAN 17 Broad Street 28 JUDITH ANNE BRONK 31 Willow Street Hudson Falls, New York Peabody East BARBARA BETTS BRITTEN 12 Phelps Street Lyons, New York Peabody East BONNIE JEAN BROWNING 60 Anawan Road Pawtucket, Rhode Island Peabody East je Re eee Seere ns caer verte! . ng 09 2 pegs pity) Donn Rae rn anrrurentir tecreater en meset SIDER apen ey tend ot ot Enya SANT SETUPS RILEY evar ecertresepiecanaresyeneneyr Mrvaeenagn aniaydycuairpeyh {EAE eH UYEHE} EB AHESETEyaiuer tL TSPErS }serune a Budye este gat dah gy Mave Mrhye I DAgUt Naty eregeereverr Soe bash cinke baie oid Li diz icleleiah feeapaprernssess asi CSRAAETSEED RSRENEHToStra caeevene eens geen ae Roane ferraecende tgp apr eenee epee secant VRE OSE EEt VRE LEADED OSC enis AyD es RIVE EA MPC BIE rsbarseaee ee N N i?) bas CB) 3 — y S ise} A RS} a So = g Ss 3 N = 3 re BARBARA CAROLE COHEN 73 Samoset Avenue = n = Z, J : O (@) =) 2 Se) = 2 S} = ¢ 2 jaa ee Lo yg Se $25 pee eee nce SoS taaae fa Bs S a wm S Sy) SE a as Sie Ss N 3 4 Re ae S “N § Zz x % EN PY Bae z J A S) = E. 2 Ss S$ 30 Reaeinouse VERONICA ANN CONNOLLY 924 Concord Street Framingham, Massachusetts Longwood ELIZABETH ANN CONNER 101 Old Mamaroneck Road White Plains, New York Longwood PAULA LOUISE CORNING 379 Boston Street Topsfield, Massachusetts Rwerway bebebsbiget niet cililies Cv emgpapirevererit fY ea OGaeee pen ay ay 250 bat wry. 2 fly (aa O Zz ‘S) g —Q ao mn = pO N = zs ‘= =r eer Tatiyeer IY “pops Siro tainbainieiets East Beverly Drive Ly jana ind is 1 Indianapo Peabody West SUSAN CROSS Sterling Road South Lancaster, Massachusetts re nery PETETE SOUS TSAR TED fe Geet tees Mas ese eeeb aver re Longwood a eh mais tebetsetnbabetoee pnbtlebehest. 2 tabbicieien ie bebe pointe ie) ree MARGO BAKER CROW Pine Island Rye, New York ate copsrianantna grater Petsesest ; Peabody West vanasae mits feted seprery aii a2 NANCY DAVIS 348 Porter Street Manchester, Connecticut Peabody West RUTH DAVIES (Mrs. John A. V.) 235 Sargent Road Brookline 46, Massachusetts Day Student ELIZABETH MARY DOWNS 484 South Main Street West Hartford, Connecticut Peabody East ’ STIG - a . 5 a ee Te ee ; _ ee ae eee - Fa aa mm a . es — = . 7 x “es Si Dee rr sisi ai alana syetsraint hess) PAUSralrpay lin eshyaee-syeterive-unetaseasirit treat trasectses pereereerrt rr rci7ie el ryeieee . 5 re roreety: “t EPRiiesh aay ‘ oyretieas-hebeiehahapobedn saiw aria hblotnsouhbe jane hun: the eek wens peiebehech-terevetsieta ‘ eent arsateseeet regan eres dae bein ab) Lesestheeanaisecictesetatedacesveneastaaey Weert ee siepege beni yeret: Seater pn ean ne waves MERE Stes eset Hf NEN HTESTESIESIE MUSUPEETSEGE RISES. Le peeren doe svencoreaiep tteeehtt ya ctieereeneunrsey ie spay ro 7PUICRIED, POSIVEE THEBIET EER ite 4) EIEELT Ap Catneee yrs ery lerS hos 2 teri be beter if sjole the segerriote tes eter estes iaiiiemerinis triplets ate ioists iets rd i ve Laren ye inet bess ts Soetieeet ; ” Heprt nae rhe tae «= [oo (Sa) New Jersey BETTE BELLE EATON 58 Wildwood Road Ridgewood, Longwood oe g Q oe 2 2 é mg 3 x g 3 = 3 - Sa S ee eG Pi iss] ip) q N 4 2 aS; = S oS a DY A S g Z, = = S$ = : : za a5 AG x go ¢ s Ql ee 4 © = 3 —_ jee 3 — fos) e) Z 3 e if Z, E — UO 7 = = 7p) Sy SSP ae Ee EE Sree Pee? ee SD SD Se ee a a. i a MARGARET LINDA FENNER 22 Wynnewood Road Livingston, New Jersey Peabody East BARBARA FITCH 9 Blanchard Avenue Newport, Vermont Peabody West LYNNE FOSTER 167 Emeline Street Providence, Rhode Island Peabody East 34 Tree = cyeeny DIL EMLIIL a ees © ever saree ae a wa - nm es = — . = ras a a PST er presi cre RS te _ —— . = mateernet SyrEetepipesrscyengeagry yaeut teheinu i setebelededicilis 21 b Achelass ioiebehinlohiabhohininodaiihod iaheeiene CRUEL eLieteatn nee ee Wrists ialeiedl il iital ial ae ee teat Bek e. ret Cp entine ra erat propemerewrtr estar ar) Di reerr srt re eens iv Shit m thes: SS SSERENEEE eee tae ett el aintoeameniotcetsisirt tusinisiniortcioteieteicinist circ imate inrict ii T einereteiminiel iniminbibteanisinestintes aie cenpetetatoiicjeinteltb bo lihebeinte brichedota bcisletaanenunnntetrted) 20TT| botanic isitinjelereietrates Prteeseiric ts ae ort bea eeertne garsecrt eyeaeeerersanes Massachusetts East Peabody Chestnut Hill 67 NANCY LEE FRANKS 60 Beacon Street Jr.) b) New Jersey Longwood Massachusetts Ridgewood, Ralph H Day Student Boylston Street Apt. 22 © fy ea) me} 4 8 =) ‘ sass ote ae Q 2 Z, N pd bale] = Boston 15, (Mrs 1167 BARBARA HAMILTON GIBSON Se ee a a MARGARET MARY HANLEY 67 Park Place Pawtucket, Rhode Island Riverway 36 CHARLOTTE GIOVANELLA RED. 1 Kezar Falls, Maine Longwood JESSIE MEREDITH HENNION 31 Sands Street Waterbury 10, Connecticut Riverway Say bey ey rower enel Batten’ eatienantar ene STE eee eeaeNa NSM NL eee eT Nene ae alae ease MeN SER Tne see Leionatntheseat: ye sake ecm nometnnmN Oren hen en nr ron asin metre eae = tomy WY ea 3E; O DP oy 3 a0) ie s (a) Y on es S Z, iS YZ = gee ets a ee “ = a 8 a ey Se et = pa i (a cS lesen i? 2) x) QO : = = =o iT g Z ed Daeee gO § mM oe ac GS 8 x Z, 8 2 ae . pda enum aieloeee gh a woe 8 Aa er ee ae = oye s Oa). yamaiee = 4 Ly x 8 = ea ee ian boas = oO 8 i S a OS © = E q fx) oO an 38 MEREDITH ANN KANE “Bamboo Bend” R.D. 4 Thorndale Road West Chester, Pennsylvania Peabody West CYNTHIA CLAIRE JEPSEN 42 Parkview Drive Wethersfield, Connecticut Rwerway SARAH A. KAUFFMAN 124 Summit Avenue Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Peabody East Naegigh nabeienes tewerern iid i teryerrdel tn see) sraiabs Witt heaceresy cosas he: Laerenveriirregitnye is nreasieaetseieies oe signee ay rire saee v . ne - 5 ahierbenbs: , De ors ree sete tee 2 ee . - a . . 4 Z : bebbdsaedaindl ce iii plow teyobatessees ¢ ? wenede POOH WBNS EE oS ree wFERYS Le arate eee pteerroretesopeinectoinielsiey ‘ EERE MERE SYR ED [ibaa e aET eS aS atEHEN AY pean ge veer eee eae 2a by HEH SETHE besa esas 77 R FEE ES. piagrrnenel ates PE IRET See eB USE BINT ITS : - io a : areas: KELLOGG Street 59 Phillips Andover, Massachusetts Peabody West ELIZABETH WATERS West Riverway Peabody 29 Plain Road ANN KEEP Cranford, New Jersey o 3 cq 3) se Oo Q eI a za) “Sr re oO Weston, Massachusetts SUSAN KELLY 40 JANE EMILY KUEHN 51 Lewis Street Manchester, New Hampshire Rwerway MAXINE LESLIE KOMMIT 69 Concord Parkway Pittsfield, Massachusetts Longwood MARCHE GENDERS LA BELLE 60 Chestnut Street North Andover, Massachusetts Riverway Dyagryounnts SD ISE EN Tey rs ee . 4 ‘Seaeere Po etvar Linbsielebetene erent raves i ae thbiaes-wettecisentsstiveaasiir tour sy : yasetes ayanaveneseore ei prerete joven pega , ry ii peieiunie. date me pis per tens -h rp Ljeheyaie ogbberdmemeenonttmapererer ts Satter P joirrainleietehioininymionrhriointolatelsminleteietsty teibbeins pind aibirietroteiaretatebpinieie)sjtoieteraieiateial —intmirtibelajelade) mieten lelerepelrinieledininis ipegeleie rere sega -sortetet tel efeinesl bbe leher nae 4 Peters tiesaieae} tri@injefersietre tig Buiien ore nieiiees) Hn nee ee Stbas rena raniwheobrinteiereleins.isichtleicie b 2 4% Serres Z 4] 3, Parks Drive Sherborn, Massachusetts Day Student AUGUSTA LAMONT (Mrs. ) 1cut ? idge Road Connect New York werway Longwood 2 ira R 739 Garden Road Elm 38 Walbr West Hartford ANNE GAYLORD LITTLE S © pal pd AQ ma = Z a Z, Z O 42 MARY ZELINDA MAKEPEACE Front Street Marion, Massachusetts Peabody West JOY KELTON MAC INTYRE (Mrs. Bruce B.) 36 Queensberry Street Boston, Massachusetts Day Student LUCY K. MC CAFFREY Plainfield Pike North Scituate, Rhode Island Peabody West Seyret sebet o eeSts Stents eer Vtrnnisrnaes Misi ftketen. | r | - bey Spey tabibabbacebds nee i ars an eire weirs aig} 2 Prep eeeerertte VMs eFsbata ree P sit re eve Parveyadewereyey eyes eee ears cae rest yas bret or cam seteseey Wut seh ee TE TNCs + eels Specs eraeeved reve om Syrekecn Mi A aS iene’ COLT ET BETTY wen raeue® +e SP at even ry Tiere e ry weer ee D TPT ESOT Tare ris rt OTT seers oper eres cee earn eerye® Stra s Reb unearth 4y AOE SHEL ey Oy RITD EERO Eh Py eiygiey ty aT OD: are VPP ay © Porctrapaterereto) carmen) tite) eee eee ieded eile et cr ell tree eee ee rt pipe. Arai the ed: eet ngeaen. 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MIGLIACCIO 198 Broadway Providence, Rhode Island Peabody West NANCY CLARK MIGNEAULT (Mrs. Alfred J.) 144 Pond Street Hopkinton, Massachusetts Longwood BARBARA ANN MONTAGANO 433 Broadway Providence, Rhode Island Peabody West 44 is = ee eer Fite it eidw oan Ps ae es Te eee Bee i ee EE ee ee stabi eT ry Risrore te swstees ee te errr eeeen ee eee Steet Yay Seat Y Fomseer eNey TT SNEWE ES Fees Nersrerster ENN) br 6eeep-bateteboiedcid elec lilies Lilie tat rhae bar nh eb a ? - EN ising aeeare sears m4 2 SR ra pera listhdbimetal ire ret ess : Ws thas eyeerere 8 abe dind - Ihene- pero iste nreteee bapatete Srevra rehire rem ree se tee, dksteirert Te etepee ty AT TERRE Y Ahriay gy egyeedieesecs: cnn wee Sinepieiete bey =) er res calape as jeitirtele® veg + ‘ Taba Tee SHER LE ETM ESTE CY Higes RBI Os 8) REED MD RIEM es rhea geee eT EE Tere Ricidiesminbeheteintebatehiinnicisititici-lstelpienpaebeihiciepredsteheieiabtinisieltsccreretetet ert racts i ory etoretatotebnls 1ouninieiainseieht regains SAR TESOUE SEU TS Tiey () phear NTT. Sanks anestadn seen an veer sees aeapeet bo VAVTY Sei trisitielesersictitate Alareerser: Pamreateses ee Se 45 werway R H. ELIZABETH MOSHER Canton, Connecticut Z N sien eg ) Coc toes aa - = A 8 ie : ee te = 2 | g a Ss Moe i = SN eo) ee N mo ¢ 3 mY S a © aU = Ww = m2 a N a ee Q ag w 4 eS Mn = Cc tg hae So oes S He Se ie Hz FE “e — os ea} = a) aw 46 LORAINE C. NETTLETON Barberry Lane Madison, Connecticut Riverway FRANCIS FLETCHER NICHOLS 762 South Street Needham 92, Massachusetts Rwerway CAROL LOVETTE OMMUNDSON (Mrs. Peter C.) Pine Acres Sunset Avenue, R.D. 3 Norristown, Pennsylvania Day Student febrreseicherpteprshhey-iebejajepapsbah mie angayajodesapape jobber spor ty—o— j plea jegeprinpegeecisemnnnny? belei@tnteferede bo setnbedtiedede) chedtictodedtedciere aciebpedeatebeacitacaeneeeieperer trations oyenyend 4 yoqees je vad tenegmnenee’ - posers be Sc scisGeadbsvanastnaete retention Ente rele deipiniets ceribteberncicieiey iaheds bn encteh nap enened Neen et air eeesheotiaiiritir tet sieiticieteneis ia perese arate evayayd ast Was Fe paises bptite esdvers-ovsiccten “matavrassei Urvacryest | i 47 isa YW) a a € 2 Ps Fg ee NY are ie eee a Sears Sage W) ftd ee os S = e oe) ae at See or - a mee 5 Fae 355 ce 1 z Se « 3 See 8 “i 7p) Y aan eee S Zia soa goes L 3 fx) em PS = 26 re 3 2c a a Ss Re FQ pa : Se Bf XO Sie Sy er oner a gis 5 ns} - 5 7 Sg K rm S ee ce : Va S CHRISTINE PRICE 3201 West Queen Lane Philadelphia 29, Pennsylvania Rwerway LYNNE G. RATHBUN 11 Park Street Presque Isle, Maine Peabody East BEVERLY ROBBINS 82 River Road Hanover, Massachusetts Longwood 48 MARY PRUDENCE ROBBINS Peni ee 40-54 Utopia Parkway De ke beet Fabayayuavseursgat ante mrnee Flushing 58, New York rig ue) Anam Longwood OE NERE EAE ART RERS BOR w RISER The lobehedebinbaladthiaaihees 10 ereasangeret iRceeh bot eho lL Leary OF AEP ee LLBtt))) Auledene nes ta Ge ahmnne se a ELIZABETH HARPER ROBINSON 39 Brookwood Drive Sc bobeeetaieniniesl Aen OF Ey bed Apaycrartnriinise Latham, New York naeese Peabody East SY ote eeeperateb ewe cae aber ett ire) ies ns GAIL LESLIE ROSINOFF eb bet nett ote te Beeb elahtct aoe mu ra 2 Highridge Road Larchmont, New York Peabody West polpshot or i payne eras EN Satete shore ar icighct ett kak len bebo te| 49 oes “ hey MARIA DUCEY RYERSON 333 Lee Street Brookline, Massachusetts Day Student ANNE CAROL SAFIRSTEIN 83 Greenwood Drive Millburn, New Jersey Longwood LYNN SANCHEZ 199 Carroll Street New Bedford, Massachusetts Riverway 50 bntbotey We ee Fhe me) whale poset Pot 4 rink abot RGR SF y ©T 8 a. a. ee are ttt TES et eree rn Tears, Panshek naG eines WORRLD TIO ED TS cy rage apinag By aH EM ptt) jainpsinieiatoiianinnmebebeteinehete| PRY ay pe EEE OAs etree abey West Peabody Pawtucket, Rhode Island MARJORIE ANN SANEK 28 Roberta Avenue a = : : vo p id 3 2 + = 225 2 es ana Co Oe Se eee ote i Ja ee ape cers S i) Gea. Piao waht aS oi eee OO «es eS es ee 42 6. -Q ¥v me We Se 60a) La poe te 8 O Z, ea) i J za) ; 52 EDYTHE ELIZABETH SCOTT 55 Broadway Portland, Maine Peabody West BARBARA RICK SCHUYLER (Mrs. Lambert, Jr.) 56 Queensberry Street Boston 15, Massachusetts Day Student LINDA FAY SHEINFELD 443, Weld Street West Roxbury, Massachusetts Day Student bul rtetoses fy gemenesn taut PW e her ot TMS eter eerpertten lll BETTY RIVES SMITH ipiitidilicscichoinieilaliaie seattle ieee ans oe se bere ane PER WES Pook ee WEEE Leer es 1608 Bellevue Avenue irginia Vv Richmond 27 werway R ners bore eb ne Peposeeernetodeinsess epageyereetay ty ate? Taine eparect-toreres Persterte. epabvee rireree tress cars ene sort eee ) E: lam I JUDYTH TROVA SMITH (Mrs. Wi were rae soeeoe res) Be 5 © 4 3 Js) as de! | = .o) 3 fof oe 9 wn Sl e) ret ae —Q Day Student MARGARET KIM SMITH ide Road 12 Countrys Fairport, New York Peabody East 53 BRENDA LOU SNELL 22 Division Avenue Blue Point, New York Peabody West CAROLYN JOAN STANTON 40 Katherine Road Watertown, Massachusetts Peabody East ELEANOR WIDGER STARKWEATHER 931 Oakwood Place Plainfield, New Jersey Riverway 54 aan ney sey pavehey-oye peichabebenerties ytd Pati taihs best pecans peprussrertestsesey eis sestie “Pe SP Was rebuibremtdeinn eshyaes-zysrectsematayenesti trees anys: bee panaerereery ey hey fer teat IDELEYakrakw a, in Degsecen tee: Saal seein niabre neta Seana Teirinionel smerssrerrdodoioimieininl -itic iaerieieirart. 17. rininesenmininls Ieinintmianbaisieredainials osnit- roan the Fata a rereereed Vas Ww i1cut dge Road Connect GLENNA SUMMERTON Oenoke Ri New Canaan, Peabody East ea — 3 fom 3 oe é S ned Seem. § 3 wR oS ae S Z ee) SS JO S is es = S = a a) AS S e) s 3 = Ghe as eI ciao) os § a 3 2 ee 8 Ae ae oe = 4 = =) 7p) JUDITH ANN THOMPSON 16 West Elm Street Noroton Heights, Connecticut Peabody East LANI ANN TOMITA 633 North Judd Street Honolulu, Hawaii Peabody West MARTHANNE UHLINGER 10514 Broad Street Mount Pleasant, Iowa Longwood 56 ctsperrealserway “yeverstarereyiney a ayes faery: Tete febaresar tipi otesecime sare rebar. y . 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Sythbecd ere Cereal peiet 60 GLORIA MARAVELL XIFARAS (Mrs. John M.) New Bedford, Massachusetts Day Student . SUSAN LEE YAFFE 557 West Elm Street Brockton, Massachusetts Peabody East wet a oleae 4 en “¢ one es oe eet : pbparevepopentr ree siegmregrroye x ee 7 . . ristiiryatperereci-tecvetaed ia Arerunves SVL neerstun Pires er Tent) sdeatindeiedadiieliiea ri teehee ee : t tas “je Hetele phere peith? re ta rnele irebat cpr tetotars iTiclelsielmbbebeteinsed-te jeleirtmpesedminiede tends) Merrastuciniets intedtintnlereietatetes ere Hee 7 HEI Geet pririeepest tit o be = e pay ey) ere ,oeee — Pere Tr ilisibicitalai alae Peiyare2y Pats a se eeec ears eM Were ec rc eds weet Ly + PERSIONE Yea B Te RS eos ea rs Pees EL cock, oo eae eS 61 education ing As Wheelock days end, . S “ oN x] Sy) Se I E PuUrg a i) 8 els | au ‘3 B® ee, 2 Ss = ma oe Commun ikenesses attract! ? ith ination... . Dest Being in activities was worth it; not for the glamour, but for the close friendships that resulted from working together. 62 a Senate Members: Front Row: S. Beebe, B. Robinson, A. Parke, N. Clark. Back Row: T. Moustakis, J. Steele, L. Bacon, L. Foster, B. Robbins. 64 Senate Developing better communication within the student body was the main concern of the Senate this year. Such activities as the all-college cookout, “Winter Week End,” the open Senate meetings and the “Senate Sees” helped to achieve this purpose. The Senate welcomed and worked on suggestions from the student body. Senate members encouraged the students to participate in the activities of the college and to take advantage of the opportunities offered them by the faculty, administration, and community. “Rare or well done?” You can always tell a Harvard man. “Let’s Twist Again” Why so serious? 65 2 ene Class Council The Class Council consists of the presidents of the four classes. The Senior Class President, Barbara Gibson, acts as chairman of the council. Carol Jeffers from the Junior Class represents Class Council in the Senate and Carolyn Nichols, a sophomore, goes to College Council. The group meets occasionally to discuss important college matters in relation to the classes. The major purpose of the Council is to in- sure inter-class communication. Class Council: C. Jeffers, C. Nichols, B. Gibson, and P. Miller. ie (nr as Clubs Council: Back Row: B. Conner, J. Bronk, J. Thompson, E. Kellogg, S. Beebe, Chairman, R. Gilbert, L. Hand. Front Row: D. Gleason, D. Hastings, and N. Ware. 66 Kesident-Day Council Resident-Day Council, made up of the presidents and vice-presidents of dormitory and day groups, meets monthly with the Dean of Students to promote healthy community living by reviewing campus policies and regulations. The hope of the council is to establish the feeling that the regulations aid cooperative living by meeting the specific needs of the students. Maturely and thoroughly the council studies any regulations which are in need of interpretation and revision. Members of the council also review the major divisions of Wheelock community life in their efforts to define, understand, and interpret campus policies. MS g : ae Resident-Day Council: Standing: C. Cooper, A. Safirstein, W. Gale, P. Corning, C. Banister, S. Dewey. Seated: B. Robbins, L. Sheinfeld, C. Stanton, Miss Powell, Advisor, S. Wise, and J. Hughes. Clubs Council The Club Council consists of the vice-president of Senate, the presidents of all the clubs and associations, and the editors of the Key and Wheel. Its purpose is to coordinate all the extra-curricular activities on the campus. The aim of the council is to promote a feeling of unity. A combined orientation program for freshmen in the fall and combined performances by the various clubs throughout the year helped to unify extra-curricular activities at Wheelock. 67 s € sie eeser ae B THESE OTHER GREAT DATES NS VALENTINES WASHINGTON S BIRTHDAY THER ORUGHT EEKENE Another wonderful Father-Daughter Week End was en- joyed by all this year. The week end began with fathers and daughters attending classes together. A father-faculty luncheon at which Dr. Connor was the speaker and a Glee Club concert at Longwood Towers added an extra spark to the activities. Highlighting the week end was the “Buttons and Bows” dance. A dance contest for those who were brave enough to join in, and entertainment added excitement to this very enjoyable evening. The week end was brought to a close with a Sunday morning brunch in the dorms. “Oh Dad, poor Dad...” Father-Daughter Week end Committee in- cludes: left to right, M. Mortimer, M. Harri- man, S. Hutton, M. Buckman, E. McIntyre, P. Coklin, E. Palmer and Chairman, W. Cahn. Blow, Gabriel, blow. 68 anne ee. ee ne ee ee ee de a i cat ee a ee se a ee ee ee Pewee ee ae Ghat m ee Oi mh anas pa Ln | Applause for the Dads who graduated. May Week Committee May Week Committee plan our spring festivities: Back row: H. Thayer, M. Mortimer, D. Gleason, N. Stoodley, chairman; §. Todd, co-chairman; J. Bronk, and D. Black. Front row: J. Polhemus, C. Glass and B. Buckley. Wheelock celebrated “A New England Spring” during May Week this year. A spring breakfast welcomed everyone to the traditional festivities which included per- formances by the Glee Club, the Dramatic Club, the Dance Club, the house singing groups, and the Bonyans, folk singers who appeared at the May Assembly. Other fea- tures included the freshmen’s Shakespeare Festival and the college art display with the highlight being the crowning of our May Queen beneath the old-fashioned may pole. With this coronation and our interpretations of nature through the arts, we bade wel- come to the spring of 1963. 69 Drama Club During the first semester, the Dramatic Club presented a children’s play, “The Tinder Box”, to the student body and to several schools. Weekly work-shops were initiated during the Thursday club sessions. During these work- shops much of the crew work was completed, and people were given opportunities to learn make-up, costuming, lighting and other theatrical skills. At the beginning of the second semester, Mr. Haney became the club’s new advisor, and we bid a fond fare- well to Miss Bobp, who has ably filled this capacity for many years. Our dramatic season ended on a high note with our production for adults. “All the world’s a stage” Dramatic Club Officers; J. Wolfe, D. Gleason, President, and M. Blum. SS2SLSLSADSPATH SE HeHtHESH 4S 14144915 15199945545 9415640 S04 e eli $4 4 4 ease tea SIG TSS ae “The others look on greedily” “Are you for real?” The Wheelock College Glee Club Ped “Now, look this way!”’ Glee Club The Wheelock College Glee Club offers students an opportuni- ty to develop their singing ability, provides music for college functions, and serves as a public relations representative for the college. With a membership totaling ninety-three, the Glee Club opened the 1962-1963 season by presenting a joint concert with the West Point Glee Club at the Statler Hilton Ballroom. Dur- ing the holiday season we participated in the Thanksgiving As- sembly, in Christmas Vespers, and in several holiday events within the Boston community. Our first engagements in 1963 were during Founders Day and Father-Daughter Week End. Spring found the club eagerly anticipating concerts with Bow- doin and Union Colleges. The season culminated with the annual Wheelock Night at Pops. Glee Club Officers: Standing: R. Henkels, B. Orzel, M. Fryer. Seated: J. Bronk, President; G. Tilley. Officers: L. Resnick, E. Kellogg, President, and K. Murkett. Dance Club, under the direction of Mrs. Marsh, is a small organi- zation of girls who meet weekly to express themselves through the formances during the college year. It welcomes all girls, regardless of Te OR ee their talent, who are interested in discovering the principles of dance medium of dance. The club was able to present several excellent per- as a means of expression. The Christmas Presentation cltgctoret Ft ee. So ee Association for Childhood Education The Wheelock Association for Child- hood Education is the only professional organization on campus. We are proud of our 220 members, 65 of whom did volunteer work in various hospitals and settlement houses in Boston. This year’s program included the Book Fair, a work- shop, the annual banquet with Dr. L “Let me say this about that.’ ; Thomas Hopkins as guest speaker, a panel of school children lead by Mrs. Malick discussing their various attitudes towards me school and their teachers, and a delegation : of members to the annual ACEI Con- ‘ : vention in Florida. From these activities, we hope to gain insight into the profession we are about to enter. Discussing the possibilities of going to Miami for the con- vention. “Where are the comic books?” “Run, Dick, Run!” . 75 The Key The Key, under the guidance of Mr. Robert Meredith, is a quarterly publication which has inspired contributions from all students inter- ested in creating short stories, poetry, essays, art, and children’s literature. Members of the student body served as critics, helping the literary staff in its choice of material for each i ssue. At a Publications’ Banquet in the spring, the Key awarded prizes for the best literary, musical and artistic contributions. By contributing to the Key, many students who had never written creatively before have found enjoyment, satisfaction, and a new interest in literary expression. HAvE A Heart! CONTRIBUTE To THE KEY eadling = - iF. ] The pulse of the key. sage Ed % it 3 A Meeting with their advisor are Key Co- editors B. A. Conner and G. Tilley. 76 | Community and Scholarship Fund This committee coordinates Wheelock’s Commun- ity Drives. Our fall drive sponsored the Beverly School for the Deaf. We found great satisfaction assisting the handicapped youngsters. The goal of | our spring drive: to give a fellow student a partial scholarship toward the completion of her college education, was accomplished through the combined help of students, alumnae, faculty and friends. Committee members: A. MacVicar, E. Chaffee, J. Emerson, M. Fryer, L. Thom- as, D. Black and C. Moustakis, Chair- man, J. Dexter and A. Abate. Cultural Activities Committee Continuing toward its goals of bringing Wheelock students cultural experiences of a high quality, the committee presented assemblies such as “Intellectual Life in Russia”, “Passive Resistance”, and programs including plays and folk singing. The college has responded wonderfully to these programs, showing its appreciation by filling its recreation hall and en- thusiastically questioning our speakers. The com- mittee hopes that such interaction between the stud- ent body and cultural activities will continue next year. Members of the Cultural Activities Committee discuss an assembly: K. DuPont, E. Downs, D. Dupee, L. Waterhouse, Chairman, and G. Hutchins. What will your fu- ture role be? Dr. Martha White speaks on women in today’s world. 77 “But I spend hours in the State’s Archives “Hey, that’s sharp” “How many student teaching days will I have to make up?” “The future in miniature.” “He says he knows you!” “This is just the first draft.” “Who says I need paper?” “A moment to reflect” am aeae 48. “What are we .. . RABBITS?” Building Fund Wheelock’s Building Fund has been growing gradually for many years. Each year the Build- ing Fund Committee has asked the students to make their contributions to this fund by sup- porting its various sales. The committee approached the past year with special enthusiasm because the plans for a new building which is to house an auditorium, gymnasium, offices and classroom facilities en- tered blue-print and model stages last fall. We hope to be building within two years. The committee wishes to think all of the students who have purchased Wheelock nightshirts, mugs, banners and other such items, for they have helped to make these plans possible by giving us their support this year. Arranging a sale are the Building Fund Committee Foster, Chairman; V. Connolly, and J. Emerson. members: C. Moustakis, L. The Wheelock College Orchestra members: B. Britten, J. Thompson, E. Marchant, S. Kaufman, I. Epes, E. Marks, and E. J. Bruen. Orchestra The orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. William Waite, has formed a new musical organization by joining with Simmons College. It has played compositions dating from classical Bach to contemporary works of Lerner and Loewe. The whole orchestra, as well as the smaller groups within it, has played at various college functions throughout the year. 80 With a bit of enthusiasm you'll be ready for a game. Athletic Association Officers: C. Needham, P. Cooke, P. Miller and D. Hastings, President. Athletic Association Although facilities were limited, the Athletic Association tried to provide Wheelock girls with frequent opportunities for recreation this year. During the fall, Wheelock was invited to the Wellesley Hockey Play Day, which was given for a group of colleges in the Boston area. The group had a most active year or- ganizing many excursions, some of which were held at a near- by swimming pool, ice-skating rink, and bowling alley. Mrs. Jean Marsh served as the advisor for this organization, which greatly appreciated her guidance. 81 Wheel Putting together this yearbook has been more than taking pictures, collecting ads, writing the literary, and meeting or not meeting deadlines. For the staff it has been a constant pooling of ideas .. . Alfred Brown Studio . . . secret dedica- tion . . . coffee over copy paper . . . “Does your Wheel have spokes?” .. . to theme or not to theme ... Who knows how to work this camera?” .. . another senior Mrs. . . . dot, dot, dot . . . more deadlines . . . “Where are the candid shots?” ... brown ink .. . bleed the divider . . . seek the sub- scriber . . . editor falls victim to laryngitis lunch with Mrs. Kehoe . . . caption the candid .. Save it for next year ... it’s all been worth it! “How about this?” Wheel Editors plan the order of the 1963 Wheel: L. Hand, Junior Editor and N. Ware, Editor-in-chief. Charting their progress, K. Gold, L. Buech- ling, Busimess Manager and J. Tayor sold many ads. See RNR AS Planning our literary section are {D. Duppee, V. Connolly, and Editor, P. Stern. “Wow, what a picture!” Sitting pretty with the Senior Section almost completed are J. Kuehn, S. Erhard, Editor, and D. Schmelter. 83 “The Tartans” of Longwood sn OCI AE RTH tp “The Raverlys” of Riverway 84 = 24 t )- Sh pes te ANS sg eh ede See Sa eaa tee — -- a “+ ¥ ee ath The Junior Class Singing Group “C Sharps” of Colchester “The Anonomi”, the Day Students’ Group Junior Class Officers: C. Cooper, C. Jeffers, president, B. Baird and L. Biskup. Boathouse talk over beer and pretzels. Looks as though you might be running low. Class of 1964 Twenty-four girls from colleges all over the country joined our class this year. The extra help- ing hands were most welcome when it came time to plan the Junior Prom. The week end con- sisted of a folk singer on Friday night, the tradi- tional Boathouse party on Saturday afternoon, followed by the eagerly anticipated formal dance that evening. The sale of contemporary cards was continued. The class caroled at nearby hospitals again this year. The juniors are proud of the class singing group, which is the only class-sponsored group on campus. Trilogy of Time Junior or senior beverage? Our new first lady. 87 Class of 1965 What a full year for the sophomores! The year began with the appointment of publicity, project, and entertain- ment chairmen as well as dormitory representatives to the steering committee. One of the class projects was collect- ing United States postage stamps to aid deaf children. The Sophomore-Senior Rope Pull brought out all the girls to defeat the seniors! The Christmas season found the class caroling and enjoying several “get-togethers” which foster- ed class unity. The Sophomore-Senior Banquet in March was a grand success. Sophomore Class Officers: M. Koh, C. Glass, C. Nichols, Presz- dent, L. Larrabee “Don cha see?” “Did you eat your wheaties?”’ Relax 88 he Conscientiousness” ee Our gifts from the Orient 89 Class of 1966 The talent and enthusiasm revealed by the Fresh- men Show of this year typifies the Class of 1966. They formed the Freshmen Singing Ensemble under the guidance of Dr. Leo Collins, and the Ensemble made its debut at the Wheelock-West Point Glee Club Concert. The freshmen gaily decorated all the dormitories for the Christmas holidays, a tradition the whole college enjoys. Mrs. Marsh proved very helpful in guiding our class through its first year at Wheelock. Starting fresh are the officers of the Class of 1966: P. Phillips, B. Loh; President, P. Miller and C. Worrell. td anf They only have blue and pink sheets here, Frosh, no Gordon Linen! Freshmen Advisement Committee: B. Earle, Z. Makepeace, J. Steele, Chairman; L. Larrabee, B. Robbins, D. Dixon, and C. Morris. 90 ts ae A ls Mn Hurry back for the mail. Class begins in five minutes. Se a Se ee CEST Deore = at “Forward, march!” The Freshmen learn fast to knit and study at the same time. i 91 Sleepy time GUY! “I think, therefore, I am.” Ducks: Calm and unruffled on the surface, but 92 paddling like the devil underneath. me to Wheelock to create. eo 8 “Don’t let the Stars Get in your Eyes f: noughtful feet. We eat every meal as if it were our last. 93 The wonderful world of make-believe. — eee ee rr ee eee eeeeeEEEEOEEEeeeEeEOEOEEEOEEEEEEEEEEEEOEOEEOEOEEOEOEOEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeeeEeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee ee il One highlight of college is dormitory living, friendship . . . responsibility . . . relaxation. 96 Mrs. Manning Colchester House Council: E. Wilson, L. Cochran, W. Gale, S. Dewey, President, L. Hand, D. Neibling. Colchester Beyond the Muddy River, stucco setting. Mixture .. . old and new. From Maine to Hawaii, sharing .. . learning : ‘ : experiences awareness understanding. Clouds of smoke. Spacious living. Bridge... . Coca Cola’, .. G-Sharpsimae parties . . . pranks. But mostly gratitude... Marion and Mary Cora Mrs. Manning. “Home Economics?” “You're kidding!” “Where’s the fire?” Longwood This September found Longwood House welcoming twenty-two freshmen. Successful “Kindlers” and several house parties at which a “Stah” was born kept the girls’ spirits high. The Tartans welcomed many new voices to the group and por- formed at Longwood’s parties. We were truly proud of them. The laughter and excitement of Christmas, Father-Daughter Week End, and the annual Strawberry Festival in May will long be re- membered. As the head of our Longwood “family”, Mrs. Potter devoted her time and understanding to our problems. Mrs. Potter a0 il EO NNT AR NI ME EY Go a 9 Longwood House Council: Back Row: D. Abitbol, B. Eaton, B. Baird, A. Safir- stein, President, B. Robbins. Front Row: T. Burdette, E. Marchant, P. Nelson. “United We Stand” ust one more minute!” Oy 98 Peabody East With the support and guidance of Mrs. Roberts, Peabody East has been aiming to achieve a spirit of unity within itself as well as with neighboring Peabody West. Group gatherings at tea time, house meetings and dormitory sings, together with the meaningful tra- ditions of Freshmen Welcome Week and Christmas festivities foster friendly relations. Each floor in East also has its individual goals which include pierced ears, Wheelock nightshirts, guitars, quiet seniors, and nightly bridge. With hard work and play, this year was a successful one. Future homemaker? Mrs. Cora Roberts “Oh Santa, ho, ho, ho!” House Council: Floor: C. Young, L. Musteis, J. Spear. Seated: C. Humphrey, B. Robinson, R. Gilbert, C. Stanton, President; C. Banister, L. Larrabee, S. Hil- singer, K. Fykse, P. Forbes. Same Who needs a hair- dresser? Peabody West Peabody West has thoroughly enjoyed its second year, and we attribute much of our success to our new house mother, Mrs. Sayles. Housing 120 girls, West is best typified by floor parties, pink washers, private extensions and elevator rides. The cooperation and congeniality of the girls, however, is what West is best known for ... we hope! eee “Why doesn’t someone turn it on?” Mrs. Eleanor Norton Sayles s e a House Council: Seated: M. Fryer, L. Bloom, B. Snell, A. Price, P. Miller, M. Harriman. Back HEE ca Blaar eine row: Z. Makepeace, W. Cahn, A. Mac Vicar, L. Robinson, S. Wise, President; M. Sanek, J. Hughes, 99 “T haven’t even started my Senior Study yet!” Riverway Riverway House is the college home of ninety girls. Our smokers and newly decorated callers’ room, busy with activity, are the places in which friendliness and enthusiasm dwell. One of the dorm’s highlights is our Wassail, a pre-Christmas party for the girls of Riverway and the faculty. There are also mixers, impromptu dorm parties, and the Raverlys for entertain- ment throughout the year. The atmosphere is enhanced by our housemother, Mrs. Rollins, AL ‘ “Ticklish, Santa?” who is highly respected by the girls. Mrs. Grayce Rollins House Council: Floor: N. Bonner, C. Cooper, J. Kuehn, N. Wise, K. Magee, A. Fallon. Standing: P. Corning, President, S. Weath- erbee, M. Bucknam. “Library, 7-9:30?” 100 Day Students The Day Students welcomed one junior transfer and a number of former resident students into their i newly formed Day Students’ Association. Their year began with an off-campus initiation ! at Tina Morris’s home in Milton. The annual Christ- | mas party, mother-daughter tea, and performances of the Anonomi were further highlights of the year. Under the direction and guidance of their advisor, Miss Abbihl, the Day Students spent an active and prosperous year. Day Student Officers: Seated: L. Sheinfeld, President, H. Mesnick, N. Wisnes- key. Standing: R. Henkels, J. Drury. “Only five more minutes left.” I OO oe EE EE “I can’t remember the name, but it’s about children.” Calling Dr. Kildare. Getting away from it all. I reported myself. To think—in three more years we will be seniors. A funny thing happened on the way to teaching today. The neck bone connected to the College girls have toys, too. Five finger exercise. ae a Relaxation. The beginning of the end. Trick or treat? Our Dads catch on fast. “... We're loy-al to thee.” Concentrating on the footwork! 0 Time out to watch. “Inspiration for the industrious.” 108 revetsehoe® 23 Ssbahsts Cope ss sire eset rss estes ese Setesessseseierizeriecst es ll ere tcbesise desis ssesee cs g: ae Se Ps pos SUMPHONY | ORCHESTRA | SOLD OUT, FEB MARIS |T FEB 28 APR || ROMY SCHNEIDER 4 New WEIR AT ORGAN | fame : : With their help, this book was made possible. i Coounce Col See ee SeSee site RS REA AIM SaLSAPB AD TAA iain ' ' | OPEN UNTIL 3:04, COCKTAILS TWEATRICAL MaKEyp | CBSO ESS OEP SER ESE 8S hs we 8-8 Be er Behe ne i hs eh OAS EERE O ESE REESE EE BOOS BE eb i hee hk a dd eb ee Oa oe ne ree eet oS Class of 1963 110 siaclleieee silicic baneesiidiccinentiemmianiaimnpiatiiid iideaieditaatiianits co. oapnicancompeies te The Day Students HATS OFF TOSTEESSENIORS CONGRATULATIONS from The Freshmen Class of 1966 fN ee ee ee | Longwood House Riverway House 114 115 + -$4543254%4 a4 ly we pe 6 rer a Sear Due b 2 -o ? 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Stores in Boston, Belmont, Wellesley, Northshore, Brookline and Newton roll [ : | , in a “« 5 ak 266 BROOKLINE AVENUE | BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS | BLAZERS, INC. | 1 BE 2-6236 | greetings and best wishes | cLass oF 1963 WHEELOCK COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION and WHEELOCK COLLEGE ALUMNAE CLUBS Massachusetts Connecticut Belmont Greater Hartford Cape Cod New Haven Longview Southern Connecticut Needham Delaware Newline Detroit North Shore Florida Pioneer Valley Sarasota South Shore Illinois Wellesley Chicago Worcester Maine New Jersey New Hampshire New York Ohio Albany Pennsylvania Buffalo Philadelphia New York City Pittsburgh Rochester Rhode Island Schenectady Washington, D.C. - Virginia - Maryland Syracuse Florida California Miami Los Angeles Indiana San Francisco Indianapolis COMPLIMENTS Ss a se OF FRIENDS Pilgrim Road Store CONGRATULATIONS HOS CHE CLASS OF 1963 Colchester House 1] Your Class Photographer -RET ROW UDIO PHOTOGRAPHS OF MERIT CooLlinge Corner, Brookline, Mpss. 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