Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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4 rnoiv1As oLEAsoN Tom Undecided Irack 4l. 29. Football 43, 49. IRI1-Y 449. Interclass Basketball 449. Tom Cleason shows as much tenacity in the classroom as he does on the gridiron. Tom is a leader in all his groups and classes, and has had a Bang-up time in his last year. We hear his career is undecided, but we're all with you. Tom, PAUL GGLDEN Goldie Undecided R. O. T. C. 439. Motto Committee 429. Paul is quiet and unassuming. Because of his reluctance to speak, even the teachers had a hard time to get him to recite in the classroom. We know that Paul's quiet. reserved manner and his friendly smile will carry him far. MILTON GQODRICH Red Undecided Reception Committee 449. Cross Country 429. Track 439. Red hails from out-of-town-from Everett, to be exact. Ilowever, he has made himself one of us in all school activities. Ile is also outstanding because of his flaming hair and his frequent smile. This good old world has a winner in Red l WILLIAM GRACE Bill Boston Ulzitwsify Rifle Team 42, 39. Captain 439. Ili-Y 42, 3, 49. junior Prom Committee 439. Member of Band 4l, 2, 3, 49. Military Drill 4l, 2, 39. Lieutenant 42, 39. Senior Play Property Manager 449. See that handsome profile! Thats Bill Crace. Among Bill's prominent activities was a membership in the famous Migillicuddies' Club. He has caused feminine hearts to flutter during all four years of his school career. Page liwenty-th

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R1iz'liie,' Undecided excels in basketball, tennis, baseball, and hockey, but these sports do not rhyme! ii fiiiigcn Salviiz Stale 'l'eat'liei's' College good poetry. Well do we remember the big plaque she received last year as a reward lor writing a poem about George Xyashington. Cinge plans to become a teacher and we know that her pupils will receive expert instruction. ller outstanding quality is good sportsmanship, llere's to you, Yirginial ELEANOR FOSTER V Ellie Mount Holyoke Class Secretary t'Zl. llockey tll. Captain of Tennis tl, 25. Senior Play HJ. Yearbook Staff ti-ll. With her work in the Senior Play this year, Ellie proved her feminine charm. ller ever ready wit and friendship have won her many lasting friends. Alter she finishes Mount llolyoke, is it possible that she will make airplanes or live on the t'arm ? llere's luck in either venture, Ellie RUTH FOSTER llockey tl, 29. Baseball tl, 23. Basketball tl, ll. lnter Nos ll, 39. Class Day Committee Ht. Little chunks of knowledge Logical, complete, Make Ruthie's recitations Really quite a treat. N. B, This versatile daughter of Greenwood also B. GEORGE ERIZZELL l3et ' Lliidecicled lnterclass Track tll. lnterclass Basketball tl, 3, 41. llockey C-ll. Bev is a quiet, well-mannered young man who is always on top when it comes to studies. lle pos- sesses a pleasing personality, which makes him a wel- come addition to any group, Bev is a sports en- thusiast, too. Because he always plays the game lairly and squarely, he is very popular with his fel- low students. YIRGINIA GARLAND Girls' tilee Club tl, 31. llockey tll. Cinge is a particularly brilliant girl who writes ge lwenty two

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R.-XC rslgarvn Glee Club 121. Tennis 123. Bowling 143. Class Day Committee 145. lnter Nos 13, 41. Ray is one ot' the industrious students ol Wake- field lligh. She is a willing worker and never lays doyyn on the job. lfvidently Ray believes in the saying, The only way to have a friend is to be one. PAUL GUARNACCI.-X A'l?oo111 R0.X'llII1'-l' l'refm1'i1lm'y and .lliddlelizzry College 1 junior Prom Committee 131. lnterclass Basketball 13 43 link 17 3 41 lrom whence hath Paul derived his nickna ELIZABETH GRADY Lib Regis College Tennis fly. Senior Play Committee 149. junior Prom Committee 137. llockey 1lJ. Cute and vivaciousMthese are just the words to describe Lib . Whenever Lib is around, she keeps everyone amused with her continual chatter and-oh, yes, her singing! lf you want to hear a song, just ask Lib , She knows them all. But she has her serious moments. Remember her splendid acting in the Senior Play? Lib says she wants to be a teach- er, but we think that she'll be a blues singer. llliL GRANT Uizderided MARY G RLGORY Mile lioslon L'lIf'Z'UI'Sff.l' Tennis Clj. llockey tlj. Glee Club 1lt. Mae is one ot' those individuals who are natu- rally yery witty. She is the lile ol' any party and olten has been the object ot' enyy lor many a poor yyalltlower. But Mae does not spend all her time in lun. She has high ambitions and ideals, the tactor that makes lor success. We leel the question worthy ol 'tn explanation XX ell . . V. L 4 E 1 .1 x . ill orertzf would know. lloyyeyer, lor those ol you who missed l this opportunity, the next best thing would be to ask l him to recite it lor you ge I xx enty -liour