Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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-R .,,, its 0-J l an YIRGINIAX l3.XlRWlitXil'llliR CI1'11zz,i ' lizrmiess College liasltethall ill. linglish Club 145. llistory Cluls Secretary t4l. Year Book 'liypist 443. Meet GiitmI '. ller lirench still seems to he a puzzle to her, yet she retains her merry laugh. She has a sense ol hu- i mor all her own which none too seltlom breaks lorth ancl leax es her conrulsetl in giggles. -lust walk into Miss Masons l3rench class any lilth periotl, ancl you are sure to hear her gay laughter. PIZRRY lf.XRXYlil,l, Per laztlerltled l Senior Party Committee t4t, Senior Nlulto Committee lil. Perry lfarxxell has in his unassuming manner gainetl the knowledge lsrought ahout hy stutly, antl in like manner, he has won a large numher ol' Iriencls. Perry's gootl nature has hecome a hy-xxortl with his classmates since his grammar school tlays. ,Xmong llls lavorite clixersions is sailing: Perry is an expert sailor antl an authority on sailhoats. Bon Yoy- age, Perry! Glittlillli l4lSllliR .lI11ggt',i ' leftluli L'111I'ere1ly lli-Y tl, 3, 41, llasehall Manager lil. liasltetr hall lil. llasketlvall Manager ill. Lllee Clluh lil. lli-Y Secretary t4l. Iunior Prom flultllllil- lee lil. Near lloolx 5ILlll l4l. Muney has heen one ul' the Illrrsl actixe antl popular lsoys in the Senior Class. Ile llgls real executive ahility xxhich he has shoxxn as manager nl the hasehall antl haslxethall teams, We shall soon see H.YlLlffL'f'ii doing some genuine managing xx hen he liltislies his engineering course at lehigh. MtrLzex ' lilies to he rememlweretl in connection xxith the Matrimionial Department ol the Senior Class: just as llerhy Sears. Well, ills ,lllsl some more oli that l-isher managing ahility. lil.lf.XNlJll llllf l:'H1t ' lx'111tle1jet1rle11 Srltool llaslcethall ill, lnter Xos Clluh ll, 5, 41. lntei' Nils l'resitlent 141, lennis lll, Senior l'lay Committee r4l. Year llrmulg Picture tfoinmittee 143, Near lioolt Stall 145. l1llie is the mainstax' ul' the lnter Nos tlluh. Since she lhls heen in high school, she has participatetl in all the school activities. llecause ol' her sunny smile antl pleasant i clisposition, she is one ol the lllrisl popular girls in the high school, il' not the most popular. ln liaet, quoting the lli-Y wresitlent, She is the he-sl . Since she is lontl ul little chil- tlren, A'l'llie intentls to hecome a ltintlergarten teacher, liest xxishes lor successl Page ilsveiity-txxo

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HERMAN GEORGE EAMES G41rdjg Paper Salcsizzau Basketball 12, 3. Co--captain 4l. Baseball 12, 3. 43. Year Book Stall' 14l. The Franklin Grammar School has sent many athletes to Wakefield High, but none of them could play or ever will be able to play basketball like Herman. Gardie played on the squad for three years and was co-captain his senior year. Besides basketball, Gardie plays baseball. He plans to be- come a paper salesman and is already acquiring plenty ot' practice. Go to it, Herman! WILLIAM EBLING Bill fliorristmwz Preparawry School Hi-Y 13. 47. Hockey 146. Gift Committee 141. Football 1-ll. Bill came to Wakefield High in his junior year from Manchester, New llampshire. He is well liked by all because of his carefree, easy going nature. Bill was instrumental in forming a hockey team in his Senior year. At present, his thoughts are focused upon preparatory school. JOHN ECKERT j0b1111y L'1zt1'Ufidt'J Hockey Captain 149. lnterclass Football 12, 49. I Baseball 12, 3, 47. lnterclass Basketball 145. johnny came to Wakefield from the Cutler School in Somerville. He is a star short--stop and was the mainstay ot the hockey team his last year. lle played both interclass tootball and basketball. He is a likable fellow and a pop- ular member of the class. PHYLLIS FAIRWEATHER Phil Sfezzografvlwr English Club 131. Phil has formed many friendships among us. She is a serious-minded, hard-working student, but she is always ready for a bit of fun. Phyllis says that she plans to become a stenographer, and we wager that in whatever otlice she works, one will always find Fairweather on hand. l Whig F I .A , X 'TLS' . my ...J-. QS 5? 'tsl' 4 Page Twenty-one

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LAWRENCE JOSEPH FITZGERALD F1f3jg Iioslon lfollcgt' Hockey 143. Golf 13, 43. Senior Class Gilt Committee 143. FritLie came to high school from the Warren.School, and he is a merry companion to 'those who enjoy his witty remarks. After graduation, f'Fitz1e plans. to enter Boston College. Lndoubtedly, he will major in.h1story, since he is an exceptionally brilliant -student in this subject. Consult Mr. Fisher in regard to this statement. MARY E. FLYNN Hefty lflmlclz' Iizzsiizvss College Bowling 123. Tennis 133. Class Will Committee 143. Mary came to the high school from the Franklin School. She is that quiet. bashful girl who like to be seen but not heard . ln the future she plans to attend Burdett Business College, and she has all her classmates' wishes for her suc- cess. HENRY LAWRENCE FOBER Fly Jll. 1. T. lnterclass Basketball 12, 33. lli-Y Club 133. Basketball 143. Track Manager 1-l3. lnterclass Football 143. Cross Country 133. Golf 133. Year Book Stali 1-l3. Baseball Manager 12. 33. Fly came to us from the Franklin School. Ile is a quiet. reserved lad who always obtains his objective. Ile plans to enter Technology next year, Because he is an excellent student and a hard worker, we know that he will be graduated from Technology with flying colors, NORMAN FULLER HNUVIIITKU Tabor .tlvatlcizzy Football 12. 33. Senior Party Committee 143. Mgr, Football 143. Treasurer of Class 133. Base- ball 12, 3, 43. lnterclass Basketball 133. junior Prom Committee 133. Band 1l, 23. Year Book Committee 1-l3. As you can readily see, Normie has been very' active while in high school. Football and baseball are hisilavorite sports. Normie is good--naturedg you can't blame the girls lor liking him. After graduation, he plans to enter Tabor Academy. right in the footsteps 1which are very large3 ol' his brother. ' Page Twenty-t h ree