Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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Q Q 9 9 Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q ' f f Q Q 9 0 Q 9 Q . Q Q ' 0 Q ' U Q ' 0 0 Q Q 5 f 0 V 0 Q Q U Q Q 0 O Q o o o 4 u 4' o o 4 o' o 0' o Q' A o o A 'o' 4''one''o o o 4 4 o e' 4' 4 o o o o 4 o Q 4 'nu' o 45 'uno 'ous' o o o ELlZABE'l4ll D'OLl MPIO l3c'Ify L lldUCidc'd Civics Club Cll. English Club 13, -ll. Betty is a shy-even bashful girl. During her four years in high school. she has not participated in many school activities, but she has been a loyal student. She is industri- ous and hardworking, and her friends know that her future will be a rosy one. xl. GURNEY DOORE Gay Dnrzzcy fume Ffyflly-.'ll'llI'1' R. O. 'lf C. ll, ll. Senior Play l4l. Among the group of freshmen who arrived at Wakefield Iligh School from Lynnlield in the fall of N30 was one -I. Gurney Doore. We did not hear much about Gurney untl he took part most successfully in the Senior Play this year. Gurney, as few may know, is a very clever artist. llis am' bition, however, is to fly for Uncle Sam. Happy Landingsul RAYMOND S. DOWER Ray College R. O. T. C. ll. ll. Glee Club tl, 2. 3, 47. junior Prom Committee 135. Senior Play ill. Recep- tion Committee Hl. Basketball Manager Ht. See that handsome fellow over there? 'l'hat's Ray Doxver. 'l'hey say he's as smart as he is good---looking. Yes. sir. Ray is one of the rays shining in Wakefield lligh this year. Ile is a bright star in history and English. We wager that xxe'll hear from you in the future. Ray ! -IUIIN l.. DUWNING. -IR. l, l.. Laziwrsify of Sozlllwmi lfaliforizm Glee Club 12. 39. -Commencement Speaker Gb. llockey 12, 3b. l-ootball ll, 3, -ll. Senior Play I-ll. junior Prom Commlithtee lil. Senior Party Committee K-ll. Advertising Manager ol Year Book f-ll. This happy-go-lucky youth came to us from the War- ren School. llis keen sense of humor makes him one of the best natured boys in the class. And girls. here's a man lor you. for not only does he grace social circles' but also he ex- cels in athletics. We feel sure that ,l. willlmake a name for himself. lloxv we shall miss his sparkling xvitticisml sooo' eoooooaovs Qo o QQQQQQ vov voooovoooo o 4 0 o o o A 4 a 4 o e''o o a o o o o o's 5 4 o'o 'Q A 4 0 o'c o 4 A o o o o 0 4 A fo o Page Eighteen

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4' 0 999999999 9999000 9 9 9 9 vo 99 ' 00000000100 0 0 04 000 4 000 0 0 DORUIPIIY PERKINS D.Xl...XND Dot Colby juiimr College lnter Xos Club tl. 2. ll. Orchestra ll. 2, ll. 'liennis Ill. Bowling lll. Senior Party Com- mittee ill. Dorothy loves life and all of its thrills. Whenever one meets her, she is always cheerful and ready for fun, later on, after she has won renown in college. she will surprise her former classmates with her success in the theatrical world. Dot has a fondness for cats. probably because they fNlew. Dtblitflil IY lil..XlNl3 DAVIS l.Io1 ' Salulrz .Yornnzl School lnter Nos Club tl. Z.. il. Basketball ill. Girls' Glee Club lll. ljnglish Club ll. ll. Senior Play Lsher Ht. Dot is a mighty line graduate of the Greenwood Gram- mar School' At Wakefield lligh School. she has participated in many activities. Redheads are 'supposed to have hot teme pers. but this rule does not hold 'in Dots case. She plans to attend Salem Normal School in September. Best wishes. Dot l FILEEN DINAN Su L'11deczJt'tl Basketball till. llockeyvtll. Tennis ill. Class Day Committee t-ll. lznglish Club t4l. Year Book Stall f-ll. Sis may be undecfded about her future. but we believe that her ability will lead her into the literary field. Where- ever she' goes, she will have innumerable friends. Such a jolly smile vaizizot pass unnoticed: it demands. and it chal- lenges a ncw friend. G PORGE B. Dl KAN Pussy Tufts R. O. l. C. ll. ll. Basketball tl. 2. 5, ll. Baseball 12. 4. 43. Football t3t. Graduation Lsher l3l. lli-Y t-lf. Senior Party Committee t-ll. Year Book Staff l-ll. Pussy's ,prowess in basketball is not to be surpassed. lfour years on a championship team isn't so bad. is it? And. oh, that cheerful grin! Why. when George smiles, you just can't help feeling happy with him. lle must be in seventh heaven most of the time. -Q 3- i Ngpf' Yi ask Q Q ' Q Q f Q Q Q Q Q Y Q Q O 0 Q f Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q 5 9 U f 0 Q Q Q 9 Q Q V 9 Q 5 5 . 4 0 A 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 4 0 0 0' '0' '0' 'Q' '0 0 o 0' 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page Seventeen

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Q Q Q Q Q f . 0 0 f Q 5 9 Q 9 f ' 0 0 Q V Q Q Q 0 Q Q O 9 Q Q Q 0 f Q Q O Q W Q Q Q f 0 f 9 Q O 9 Q Y. ' Q 9 9 Q ' ' 4 '4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4' 404' 404' 404 4' 4' 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3. I 9 4 0.44.4 JOHN DRINKWATER, IR. i'DfI1lkIL I College of Business .4duzi11isz'ra!io11 R. O. 'lf C. ll, 25. Senior Reception Committee 145. Interclass Football I35. Drinkie, the tall, dark, and handsome type, is very good-natured and therefore very popular wfth the girls as well as the boys. Ile has a snappy looking roadster which he drives to school daily and parks in front of the school where everyone can admire it. Ile also knows some very ultra-modern dance steps which we had a chance to see at the school dances. With his pleasing personality. john should advance rapidly in the business world. DAVID E. FAI RBAN KS Dub L'm1'ec1'dad English Club II5. Interclass Basketball 135. Class Ring and Pin Committee I45. Color Bearer, Company B 125. Dub, a likely lad, surely possesses good traits of character. llis hearty laugh is always reverberating through the school corridors. We hear that Dub has considerable interest in a Deane. Whoever she is, we bet she considers you someone to look up to. Success is beckoning. Dub , and we know that you will follow her. ANNA MARIAN FARWELL Kllaruy Nurse Basketball II5. Inter Nos I35. Color' Committee I35. Year Book Staff 645. Bowling 635. l5Iarny . is a member of our class who is small, quiet, yet very influential. Her good marks and her serene manner are a source ot envy to her- classmates. Marian is a girl whom everyone is proud to claim as a friend. WILLIAM FAZIO Bill Azdatioiz Basketball CI5. Baseball IZ, 35. Football Man- ager I-l5. R. O. T. C. Il. 25. Interclass Basket-- ball 135. Bill came to us from the Franklin School. His quiet manner earned for him the right to be named one of the most popular seniors. He was manager of this year's football team and capably hlled that capacity. Bill intends to be- come an aviator, and we want to be on hand to wish him luck. No doubt, Bill, you'll make good: you have it in you! o44oQo4444Q0vvv44444 4o44o4444444444444444 4 4 4 4 '4 4 '4' b.0.'0..6..l..0.6 4 4 4 4 '4 4 !''J''4 4 3''4 4 4''4 4''4 '4 4''4''4''4 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 '4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Page Nineteen