Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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'! 3'+'!'-2' '! ! s '! 2 2's s -! 2'+'!-'S'+?MW++ MWnW++'?MW+'?WkWWV9WM+ The Horizon Cloudy or Clear Everyone in the graduating class is able to look forward to some horizon, however distant it may be. For a few, the horizon is cloudy: for others, clear. To those who look forward with questioning glances, there can be offered help in the guise of hints and advice as to what to do, where to go, and what to be. The final decision, however, rests almost entirely with the graduate. What he does after graduation-what position in life he attains-is due altogether to his ambition and will-power. No one but the graduate himself can determine his ultimate attainments. On the other hand, the one who clearly sees the next step, while he needs a few hints and much sound advice, may accept or reject whatever he desires. However, since youth must always learn by experience, many disre- gard the admonitions and warnings of their elders in order to investigate the unknown for themselves. Often this digression from the path of cer- tainy plunges the graduate into unforeseen experiences. After the oc- currence of one or two of these adventures, the graduate is better able to foretell what position he will obtain as a reward for his endeavors. Then the cloudy skies clear, and the horizon becomes bright. JEAN C. WHITE, '36 MWwMWwMMNMMWMWMwW4M++4mWM4WM++ Page Seven

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WPkMVM5+M44'WM+ 'M?9MNW44W er -N Swv 2 5'n i 5 Z i M Z-'E i 5' 5 . , , viii Cosmo ALBANI f7l V Bing Undecided St. joseph's Grammar School sent Bing to us. He is popular with his classmates and is often seen encircled by a large group of friends. Bing is so called because of his ability to imitate the incomparable Crosby of radio fame. We hope he will be as successful as his namesake. We shall be listening for you on the radio, Bing , FRANK ALDEN Baldy Undecided junior Prom Committee OJ. Frank has not participated in many school activities, but that fact may be due to his past shyness. Lately he has. im- proved and has actually smiled at a few of Wakefield H1gh's innumerable specimens of beauty. Undecided as he is concern- ing his work in the future, we feel that it is a true prediction to say that he will soon be clinging to one of the spokes on the wheel of fortune. WILLIAM ROBERT ATKINSON M MLML Bill Worcester Tech Usher at Graduation OD. Basketball GJ. Secretary of Glee Club f4J. Gloucester's loss was our gain when Bill came to us in our junior year. He has been a genial fellow with us all. Bill played on the basketball squad his third year, but he forsook the team his fourth year for the duties of secretary of the Glee Club. Bill is going to Worcester Tech, and we expect to hear more from him in whatever Held he enters. A9 DWIGHT LANGDON AYERAS 'm l 'C Muxty Tufts College Glee Club KZ, 3, 43. Class Color Committee GJ. Senior Play Stage Crew C4J. Hi-Y Club C3, 43. When this Lynnneldian wants his own way, he usually gets it. llow about it, musty ? We often wonder just what the world would be coming to if this tall lad weren't up to some mischief somewhere. Every year he has increased his popularity and the number of his friends. lf he studies as faithfully at Tufts as he has here, his college career will be crowned with success. '! 5 l l ! ! 5 5 5 5'-! 5 ! 3's +4'+'5'4'4 ! 5'4 !'nW !'+'! 5'4w9nwW'+4M5+'i'4mk'W'+ Page Nine