Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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b Q EMMA GLTNTA lim jackson College llockey ll3. Basketball il3. Class Ring and Pin Committee 143. Emma has gone quietly through her school life, meeting , each dayfs joys and tasks in a calm madnner. Sbe is always ready and willing to help her friends. Emma will be a cap'- able person lo meet life's hardships and to accomplish her desires with a pleasant smile. ROBERT GRADY Hob Bvliilvy School of xlccozzrzfizig O R. O. T. C. ll, 23. Class Day Committee 143. Bob came to Wakefield lligh -from the Warren School. lle is seemingly quiet. but he is a jolly fellow, Robert is a ' wizard in accounting. just ask Mr. Dower what a fine ac- , countant Bob is. ' WESLEY l. GRANT ll'vs fllassachuxcffs State College R. O. T. C. ll. 23. Football Cl. 2, 33. Basketball ll. Z, 3, 4.3. 'l rack il, 2, 3, 43. Indoor lrack 433. Glee Club ll, 43. English Club 133. Cross ' Country 443, Senior Play 143. SPl:'CTATOR ' Staff 143. ' Athlete. soldier. actor. and singer-that's our Wesley. lle ' was chosen for the All-Middlesex' Basketball Team in IU34. . was lst sergeant of Company D in l032, and had a leading 1 part in the Senior Play. Fine beginning, Wes ! , FRANK GREGORY l rankic ' Prep School Q. R. C3. T. C. fl. 23. English Club 633. We hax'en't heard much about Frank during his four years at Wakefield lligh' School, but those who know him will speak for his sincerity and good fellowship. Frank is one of the C-reenwood students. -He is quiet and unassuming, but awake to the tuture before him. Good luck, Frank! Page Twenty-three an ,pw Q oovoof 4

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o Q II'.' .. Z' 'ZZ IIII'IZ'I !'Z'I ZZIIIII ZZIII Z I'ZI 'I I.Z'I'I: 3 LESLIE FOSTER ff f'I.es Undecided If R. O. T. C. 1l. 25. Football 13, 45. Basketball fe: 13, 45. Basketball 125. Color Committee 135. I Hi-Y Club 12, 35. Secretary 145. 3 Property Man. Senior Play 145. ' D Lens entered Wakefield lligh from the Warren School. 3 'f Since his freshman year, he has been very popular among h-is ,' 11 classmates. 'lle has taken a prominent part in-sports and in , social activities. Because of his six feet and tour inches of 3 height, he is a veryqgood basketball player. 'Although he is I undecided as to the tuture, we venture to predict his efficiency z in whatever field of endeavor he chooses. 4 6 .g. -sr HENRY GERSINOVITCII S Gus Cridefided ' R. O. T. C. 1l, 25. Class Day Committee 145. Gus is a conscientious, hard-working student who can do almost anything' lle can tell you all the requirements ol law, or he can repair your machinery. Henry has acquired ' manyi friends during his four years with us. and we know he V.-f will have no ditliculty in keeping them. lhe future will be . kind to you, Cus ! , SALYATORE GlAQL7lNT.'X Q Sul Undecided 'i R. 15. T. C. 1l. 25. lnterclass Basketball ' 1l. 2, 3, 45. Football 13, 45. -no I Another student from the West Side is Sal . .Ile is a 3 jovial fellow and very likable. Ile played football his junior g and senior yearsg therefore, the title All-.-Xmerican . 'Sal . should go far in this world and he has our very best wishes. , MARY lEl..lZABETll GILLIS i l3vffy llryanl and Smilloii llockey 1l5.. Year Book stafl 145. Senior Class Color Committee 135.' Senior Ring and Pin Com- mittee 145. ' 'i Betty , another illustrious graduate of the- l.incoln School, has earned for herself an enviable scholastic record. lndustrious and hardworking, she is always ready to lend a . helping hand. ller pleasing -personality and kindly humor have gained much popularity lor her. We know that she will succeed in her future business career because of her keen and whole-hearted interest in all undertakings. , + ' f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f ' ' ' '..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 - f 3 3 ' , 3 ' ' 3 3 ' ' ' 3.43: Page Twenty-two

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