Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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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.

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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

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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