Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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DAVID EATGN flaw csfttygc R. O. 'lf C. 11, 29. lli-Y 13, 49. Class Day Committee 149. Although Dave has a very retiring nature, it is not surprising that he has become one ol' the best- liked members ol the class. llis pleasant and help- tul disposition has won a host of friends. M. l. 'lf beckons to him. Perhaps we shall have a celebrity in our class. llere's hoping, Dave l DOROTI IY ECKERT lJoHie Business lfnglish Club 13, 49. Dottie hails from Greenwood, but whether her giggle is a product ol' Cieenwood or Wakelield has not been decided. She has nothing that will be ol' more value to her in the luture than her charming nature. Despite her short stay at Wakefield lligh, she has ac- quired many firm lriends. CliR'liRLlDE liCli ERT Geri L'm1ut'ided linglish Club 13, 49. Fashion Show 139. Yearbook Stall 149. Cert hails from Greenwood, but unlike most people lrom Greenwood, she is quiet and sedate. ller teachers will testily to the splendid work that she has done. All boys who plan to become business men will do well to keep tabs on Cert lor she will make a line stenographer. SADIIZ l3ARRlNC'l'ON Salle U11dt't'it1'ed liield llockey 1l9. Basketball 119. Motto Coinniittee 139. Inter Nos Club 13, 49. lnlormation 149. Sadie is a quiet but a popular girl. XYhenex'er the llonor Roll is posted, it contains her nanie. l.att-lx' we have learned that Stonehani is quite an attraction to her. liut Sadie wont tell! Page 'liwenty

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MILDRED DOUCETTE Alilily Business School Clee Club CU. If Milly is your friend, you are lucky. She will always be faithful to you, we're sure. Next year Mildred plans to go to business school. Her pleasant yoice will be welcome in any office. .., t 5 FLORENCE DRINKWATER I l05sie Sft'lllllQl'df7f7L'l' English Club Cl, 49. Inter Nos Club t3j. Yearbook Staff I-lj. Flossie seems to be one of the bashful members of our class, but when you talk to her, you are plea- santly surprised at her conversational abilities. She hails from the Hurd School, and during her four years at the lligh School, she has continued to be the earnest student of earlier years. jOSEPH DUFAULT joan U1lc11c'Cizl't'd Drill Cl, 29. English Club C-lj. joe came to Wakefield High from the junior High School of Franklin, New Hampshire, hence he is not known by very many of the students. Ask any who know him and they'll tell you he is a jolly, gen- erous fellow. joe is undecided as to the future. Perhaps he'll be a swimming instructor. ADOLF DYCYAN Ad Uizdecided Clee Club 135. Baseball manager 433. Foot- ball t3, -lj. lnterclass basketball ll, 3, -li. - English Club CZ, 3, 45. Ad is a merry fellow who is always ready for a good time. He is one of the best-natured boys in the class. His trademark is his broad grin. Ad is intensely interested in sports, particularly basketball, and he always plays a clean, hard-fought game. Page Nineteen

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HASKELL FIELD Shorty Bangor Theological School junior Prom Committee 133. Hi-Y 12, 3, 43. Senior Play 143. llaskell, the taller member of the Field-Eaton combination, is always earnest and helpful in manner. llis conscientious and sincere attitude toward his studies has aroused the admiration of all his class- mates. A pleasing personality is his most valuable possession and his guarantee of success in the future. jOlFlN F. FITZGERALD 'IFitgie Boston College Drill 1l, Z, 33. Class Day Committee 143. No, he doesn't blush, this little country boy with red cheeks. Believe that, and we'll tell you another. We'x'e been anxious about his ruddy complexion since he entered the firm of liennedy and Company. llis duties with the firm and his school work take so much out of himl All in all, he is a mighty fine chap, this Fitzie. RONALD FITZPATRICK Fitgie Ulldvcided Football 12, 33. lnterclass Football 143. Senior Play 143. President of English Clubs 1l, 3, -l3. 3 Fitzie is the chap who bears a close resemblance to Cary Cooper. He has Gary's lithe, swinging walk, too. Not only that, but he's almost as good an actor, as those who saw him in the Senior Play can testify. Perhaps that's what accounts for his popularity with the Sophomore girls. Who knows? HARRI ET ETl-IELYN FOSTER Ethel Social Scrt'irc ll'orlc English Club 1l, 2, 43. Civics Club 11, 43. lnter Nos 133. Class Day Committee 143. Ethel is a quiet member of the Class of '33, She is a sincere worker and a shark in Mr. XYhite's room. We are sure her quiet good nature and charm- ing smile will aid Ethelyn in her future life, Page Twenty-1