Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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WI LMOT DECK E R Int-Ig ?NlUl'ffJCl1S1lL'flI lli-Y 1l, 2, 3, 43. Track 12, 43. -lunior Prom Committee 133. llockey 143. Ring Committee 143. Stage Crew Senior Play 143. Deck came to us from Greenwood, and with his win- ning smile, he soon became very popular. lle was a member of the track team his Sophomore and Senior years. lle also played hockey. Besides his outside activities, Deck also was a great help for the senior play stage crew. .Xlthough he is a woman hater, he finds the opportunity to inhabit Sheffield Road with most of his spare time. Deck is a great orator as many people know. Next year he plans to go to Northeastern to become an engineer, and we know he will be- come the best ever. l3RfXNlQ DliNlS13 Iggy Hirsiizcxs lilirlc Motto Committee 133. Pin Committee 143, lirank is another of the boys who came from the lirank- lin School. Although he has not participated in many ol our extra-curricular activities, he has become a triend to many ol his classmates. Cood luck tor many happy years to comel KliNNl5Tll A. DliRRY G11i11fv i'lIcrln1i1z'c Motto Committee 133. i'Cump prepared for high school at the Warren School. He is the boy who got along with Mr. liisher exceptionally we-ll during his third year history course. ln the future he is going to tollow his fathers trade as auto mechanic. We hope you will get plenty of cars to repair, Cump . M.-XRY M, DICN.-XN USlllIlL1'QL'H Scrrt'1'i11'ial School Inter Nos Club 12, 43, Senior Play Candy Com- mittee 143. Senior Party Committee 143. Mary is shy and reserved among strangers. but with her companions her charming personality is at its best, ller genial disposition and dainty manners are two ot' her out- standing characteristics. With all her good nature, Marv has a deep sincerity for which she is much admired. ller future has bright possibilities. v1 Page Nineteen

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R, Q ibm W. .mi A 5 53' ,. A Ho-1 'lil IOMAS j. DALEY Tom l:'11,eii1eer Cross Country 143. Class llistory Committee 141. 'liol11 prepared for highschool at the Lincoln School. .Xltliough not engaged in athletics, lomrnw is a popular hoy in our class. .When it comes to algehra, blom can teach any- one.. lle ls going to .hecome an electrical engineer, and we predict now. that he will rank among the best in the business. IYRANCIS DAL'l'ON l rf11z Bentley School ol .'lt'L'UllllfI1l'Q lnterclass l5oothall 123. Graduation L'sher 131. 'lireasurer ol' lfnglish Cluh 133. Senior Party Committee 147. Year Book Business Manager 1-ll. .X happy-go-lucky hoy is l3ran , who comes to school every morning wearing a hroad smile. He has always heen a hard worker and a faithful supporter of school activities. lle plans to enter the Bentley School of Accounting in the lall. liveryone will agree that l5ran will undoubtedly come out on top in the husiness world. CAR L IEDW.-XRD D.-XYIS Cul Llzdefided Senior Play Committee 143. Carl is one ol' the l.ynnlield representatives whose duty it has heen Io keep the school running at a fast pace. Carl's major puhlic appearance was in the Senior Play, when he portrayed Mr. lfallon, Senior, in a very pleasing manner. We wish you many. many happy years ol' success. Carl! liL'CliNl.X lJli.tXNlf Hftlllllllrllll Nezt' lfizglrzml liupfixt llospifal Inter Nos Cluh 131. Year Book Stall 141. Class llistory Committee 143. lall, blonde lzugenia came from the lincoln School with her sweet smile and demure manner. Although outwardly she may seem rather reserved. she is in reality. huhhling with lil'e and merriment. Wherever liugenia may he, one can he sure there will he plenty ol' action. ller sunny disposition will make her invaluable to her patients. Page Eighteen

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D- -IOIIN PERCY DINGLE l'urfy State Trooper Percy prepared for higher education at the Franklin School, and entered this noble institution in the commercial division. Ile has been a jolly companion and a conscientious student during his four years with us. Percy aspires to be- come a state trooper. Ilave pity on us when we are caught speeding! MARION DIX i'IladJy L'11dc'Cid'c'd Inter Nos Club HI. Senior Banquet Committee This Titian-haired combination of pep and fun came to us from Andover at the beginning of our senior Year. 'AMad- dy has made many new friends hereg and, from what we hear, Greenwood is greatly pleased with its new-comer. We are sure you will succeed in whatever you do, Maddy ! IfR.'XNCliS MARY DUL'Cli'l l'IE I-'n1r1a1iv Sinzmons College Inter Nos 12, 3, -Il. Bowling Ili. Basketball Ill. l3rannie has made many friends during her high school years. ller composure at all times is indicative ol the speak- ing ability that we lound especially in her senior rhetorical. We give you a great big hand, A'I'ranme': your ambition to go to Simmons is a worthy one. GliNliX'IIiX'Ii MABEI, DOL'CIi'I IiE Gen L'11dertu'etI' Inter Nos Qlub Ill. Candy Committee Senior ,L Play HI. Llass Ilistory Committee HI. lnlor- 'F O mation Desk I-ll. llistorv Club IX' Ii I-ll. Miss Uilmore's Ollice Ill. lienevieve is a classmate who originally came from Reading. ll she is an example ol what Reading has to oller. we envy that town. She is a rather quiet girl, but one ol' the lllosl loyal and likable members of our class. llave you ever Ms., heard the quotation: She is gentle, she is shy, but tliere's a We twinkle lI'l her eye r It lits our Gen perlectly. She has a I ready sense ol humor. and now and then lets fly a merry shaft ol wit. Do not lose that sense ol lun, ben . It will carry you lar. Page Twenty