Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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ni QQ 7 Wi oi ni ii 31:11:01 74 oioiuioioioiu ini if in in in ini: 1 3 in 111 loin ini: 1 li 117 ini lin G.XlllJNliR li. C.XMPBliLl.. jR. So11jv1u Oxford Business School lli-Y Club 12, 3, ell: lli-Y Spectator Staff .1-ll: xlumor l'rom Committee lil, Publicity Committee K-ll. Soupie hails from the North Wartl. llis lun-loving nature makes him a lavorite among his lrientls. Although his interest seems to be out ol town, he has participated in many school activities. -We know his future at Oxford Busi- ness School xxill be a bright one, and we unite in wishing him much luck antl happiness there. S.-Xl.Y.'X'l'URl.E bl. CXXIXU 'ibrllu COll8g1.' 'lrack lllg Orchestra tll. 1 Sal is a rather shy boy who came to us from the l.1ncoln School. lle has been one of the quietest members ol our class, but he has a subtle humor. We untlerstantl that balm is talentetl as a musician, and we are sure that in later lile xxe shall hear from him. Rl JBERT G. CARLEY Rt1Iibil L'm1uria'cr1 Rabbit , another Greenwootl alumnus, has not partici- patetl in many ol' our school activities. Nevertheless, he has been constantly among us. llis excellent tlisposition has won him many lrientls in antl out of school. lfntlecitletl as he may be, be little neetls our wish of success and happiness. Nl.XL'RlCIli 0. CARlliR, ju. .lfrmp Birsiiiuss Srlvool Lllee Club 12, 3. -ll: lnterclass Basketball t3lg lnterclass Baseball 135. Moe , although quiet, is a popular .stutlent with a cheery wortl lor everyone. Moe is planning to attend a business school next fall. antl, with his business efhciency, he xxill lintl suitable prospects for the luture. ioiuinini nioi ioiuinioiu 1 11111: 3 Page Fourteen itll 0:0 o 0.0

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li RANCES ANNE BROWN uf'iI'4lI1U ffL1fl'Ll7ft'SSlIIg School Candy Committee Q-ll. Although Fran may seem to be a quiet girl, she has a keen sense of humor, a gift which makes her very popular among her friends. She plans to be a beautician, and we feel sure that with her ability and personality she will be very successful. ROGER KIMBALI- BCRKE Roy Sprizzeficltl College Basketball ll. 2, il: Cross Country ll, 3, ell: 'lrack 13. 4lg Spcrttzlor Stall 13, ll: Cross Country Co-Captain 4-llg President, lli--Y Club 1413 Yearbook Staff ill: Senior Play. llere we have. from Greenwood, one of the most pop- ular boys in our class. Ring has chosen Springfield College in which to continue his gymnastic work. Ile has fascinated many a person by his straightness and gracelulness in per- forming. blot content with excelling in athletics, he has made a place for himself as a leader among the boys. Rog is always ready for good fun or work. MARY El,lZABE'lill BURNS nlillfll5fc'U lizisinvss lfollcgv lfield llockey fl, 3l: Clee Club 12, 3, -ll: Archery t5l3 'liennis ljll llomeroom Basketball lil: Dean's Uflice t4l3 Inter Nos 1433 Senior Play Property Committee: Senior Play Candy Com- mittee: Senior Play Usher: Yearbook Staff l-ll. Burnsie nas been one of the most actiye girls in our class, as well as one of the jolliest. ller sparkling personality endears her to all. 'lihose who know her are kept in constant laughter by her witty remarks. Mary has a serious side. too, and you will always find her to be a true, dependable friend. EDWARD CHARLES CALLAN Red College Band ll, Z, 39: Baseball 12, 3l: llockey t-llg Class Day Lfsherg Senior Play Lsher: Football tl 1. . The many activities in which Red has participated dur- inghthese last four years have certainly kept him busy. But he is so enterprising that heqhas a paper route besides. Red is a member of our newly--formed hockey team. lle was in-- strumental. in securing its acceptance as a school sport. ln spite ot' his crowded schedule. Red has done very well in his studies. Such a conscientious lad will surely go to the top ot whatever profession he chooses. ni: ini: 11113 if ini inioi uinloiuininiuii in Page Thirteen sv .-2,5 2 TT -i' rv ff! e-7 . 'dx f -Q 'Q g

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v 9 Ronininiuiuiui:iuiuluinmininit:iniuitnicmininuiiminininxiuiuix. ininitnillluini011.0.0 g GEORGE C.XSPliR i Uffeliftii .lficlftlll Sflttml : Glee Club tl, 2, -lt. .- I l ! 'lllzispn is une nt' those buys xxhn hz1x'en't taken un active ' ' I r-:trt in sports, but uhm have made lriends. lle is L1 quiet. i unztssuniing lellmx' with plenty ut' lun und mt when he gets , started We are sure he will be at success in the medical ' PTc1lCssltmt1. i l',XL'l, tIll.XNll'.XGNli i 'Wilwiiilcic' HllKfllt'ff .Yufwwl 2 lrtiin the day Sh1inl4ie entered sclitinl, we have hezird A ! mnre :ind ninre about him its well Lis Irnm him. 'blittnkie' I is une xxhn will have Z1 gmitl time xxherexer he is. We mxe i at lot ul' lun rind success tu him, Iur his smile Lind gnutl nziture 5 make him popular with everytine-especially the girls, I iiSl11llllilCn has ntit been active in sptirtsz but once he is tin LI i dance tlnor, :ill ey es :ire turned ttmxnxl him, Miur lnur years 9 have been very successlul, U5l12lI'llilt'H, :tnd il that smile sticks. ' you ligne at pruinising tuture. i IIUXXQXRD lilZl.l,UXX'.XY Cllll?lSl'lli I limit-i ' ,llziprlfiiitl Slate Klillegt' i Glee Club tl. 1, 5, 4t: lntereluss linutbgill 121: 2 Basketball Ili: lnterclztss ligisltetbzill H, 412 ! lntrztmurul Baseball ll. 3, 41, , A l llmvzird. tliciugli diminutive in stature, has ll inzlinnifith ' i persuiiztlity. :ind we :ire Drtiud tn be annting his many lriends, : .-Xs is the custom with the Greeiixwtmtl buys, he has been active ! in athletics, und there have been len' interclztss activities i wliich have nut drawn his interests. llis ztgreeztble nature : assures us that he xxill inuke inginv lriends in cnllege, und his l ability' tells us that he will succeed there. ! Cll.XRlu.liS ClCCl.XRlil,l..'X Q CbHUt'lt Lillalivfttfvd ! Senior Play Stage Staff: Class Muttu Committee 'QQ' I 635. i Charlie , from the lincoln School. is well liked by his : classmates. lle isespecirtlly noted tor his new ideas and argu- ! ments QI1 Qld subjects. Although he is as yet undecided as to ' yvhat his luture will be, we wish him all kinds of luck, ln i tact. we shall miss you, Charhe . 5 . 0,0 liniuiniuininiuiuiuininiuiuinniniuioiniviuuini:-ioiniuiniiuiuiniuiuinimii Page Fifteen -'Zn