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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o oo .offs ovoQ99v.oo.o.o9ooon vivo.: 0 Q ovv o no o o Q a so ooouooboooo 4oo40ooooA4oooooooooooo4 Q once ' if an- ' if -af i Q 51' v vu-1 Qu. LOWELL E. FIELD Red Ullcfecidcd Basketball tl. Z, 3, 43. Captain C-l3. Football CZ, 3, 43. Baseball 12, 33. R. O. 'lf C. tl, 23. Senior Play Stage Crew 143. Red has made a notable athletic record in his high school career. llis indomitable spirit, which led the basket- ball team to two championships, should carry him a long way in his chosen held. Red possesses a certain faculty for making friends, all of whom wish him the best of luck in the future. ELIZ.-XBETII VINDLAY lSclly liiisiness School Clee Club tl3. junior Prom Committee 633. Betty . is noted at school for her-very agreeable na- ture. She is a member of the commercial department, and shows her interestan business by applying herself earnestly to every task that is set before her. Because of her diligence, we can predict a successful future at business school. Don't lose your smile, Betty ! DAYID VINE lJu1'e Tully College R. 13, 'lf C, tl, 23, Basketball 123, lnterclass Basketball ti. 43. junior Prom Committee. lli-Y Club. Class Day Committee 133. Graduation L7sher 433, Dave is a popular and diligent student. Because he is a cheerful lad from morning until night, he has many friends in the high school. lle plans to continue his line record by going to 'lufts College. We hope that he will be as success- ful in college as he has been in high school. MARY l3t3RD liube .XVIIVSU linglish Club tl, 43. Color Committee til, Class Day Committee l-13. Babe, who entered Wakefield lligh from the Warren School, seems to be very quiet. but we assure you that ap- pearances are deceptive. She intends to be a nurse. and we know that her patients will always welcome the presence of that little Ray of sunshine. ooo aoacoyoooo o o coco Q A A o 0 o o o o o 4 o''o o o o 0 4 A o 5 o 4 o 4 o Page Twenty