Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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ALLAN CLOUGH 'i A Al Undecided Band fl. 2, 3, 45. Glee Club ll, 2, 3, 45. Or- chestra tl, 2, 3, 45. Class Will Committee C45. 'l'o his many friends, Al is known as a natural wit and a comic. llis ability to see a joke in an every-day occur-- rence, and his eternal smile make him a jolly companion. lior a while we thought he would die of loneliness when Bill llansen moved to New llampshire. but he has survived. Be- sides being a past master on the slide trombone, Al has a promising voice. We're rooting for you, Al . FRANK j. COITLAN Iggy A imapolis Football 125. Basketball KZ5. Another son of the sea is about to leave our portals. Iggy has high hopes of entering .Annapolis and of obtain- ing an admiralship. He says that his relatives have been admirals. so why sh0uldn't he follow in their footsLeps? Be- sides having a great desire for the sea, lggy has a genial personality. There aren't many of us who can take it, grin, and come up laughing. So long, Admiral Coflan. , 4m PlllLlP j. COLAN'l'UNlO Y' Phil Undecided Basketball CZ, 45. lnterclass Basketball 12, 3, 45. Football ll, 2, 3, 45. livery class has an entertainer: we have ours in Phil . lle is very popular with all his classmates. lle is not very large in size, but he certainly has plenty of pep on the football field. Phil has a gift for story-telling, and he always enter- tains his listener. lt is our belief that success will be his in the future. CA'l'H,ERlNE BERNARDETTE COLLINS Kay Lawrence Memorial Hospital Class Ring Committee C45. Page Sixteen x 3. . . 3 'Q' 5 .20 Qi. .g. .Z. .,. -2' .g. .g. .g. ... .g. 4. .g. 4. ,. .5 . . V Z 2 .,. -2' . . 3. Osh 0:0 Q. . . 4 . . Q80 0:4 3. J. e . . 3. 3. 3. 3. 0:0 J. 5. . fe ooeoqoooooovoe o for fo: oovoqoooov oo foo voovco oo eo oo .,,:,,!,.......4..6....,f...,.....9.q,0....n..o:n6oo:oo'oo.oo.oo:oo.sofa-Ooczn.w.u.n.0.n.u.os.u.n.n:n.n.ov:oJoo. 4oofaoozoo.oo.oo.oo6o4.oe..ofov.u.o4foo.oo.4o!oo..a.nZoeQ o one fi if Q 2 A L Q 2. i-+3-Et-. .5 gs.: O no mm mu, 3. rr.. 350 , 5. TDCU-'U ' 3 qg'mTx f aQF'wN vt' - mcmii ., 04-.rl - mm Q Q Arm 3' GIJEEQD N C-f-1 3 2-13 Y alan m so qi '-' Q- 5. Fqfqlwam A :wTH Q 'J' 14 'U Q. ruff, 2' ? HHEIE I Qzagws 3, ,1 j.:.n'U!g, 3 Ar-LT: -0- R -nf-avg .5 N904- Q 251133 -gf 5: gg5':' A wafaef 8 W - Ig rfigfgllos- Q- -vs N mmw 3 :: Bs4Fv'mV' X Nord 9 'U-1... UQ 5. eg,-,ms o 'Q-.nm -- 'Q' rm gag' I Q A so DJ Q, N-1 L 1Om: O 5 QQHQQB 3: 2-15.6-1 5 lggig 3' ...SOEQ 'S' 5-121.--f-Q N Q Q ? J 5 m. Mwewv

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'i ! 5 x !'-i'n '! r+5 2 !'v'! '! Wu W'i'f !'4'4'4 5'+'M ?+4 5 5'4 P4'4'4'4 !'+4'4'-i'4'4' 'Mi'-.'-'i ! 5 ! 5' RUTH ELIZABETH COOPER 1 Bette Undecided lnter Nos Club C21. Field Hockey 131. Basket- ball Q41. Senior Play Committee Q41. Bette is a quiet sort of person, and not many of us know her. Those who do, realize that she has a very sweet and winning personality. Bette is found at nearly all the school adairs with the editor-in-chief of our school paper, and a more congenial couple would be hard to Gnd. Always keep that sweet smile, Ruth. lt will help you in the future. ELIZABETH JOAN COTTER 4- 'C LIL l , Terty f9'f'c,1v'6 Bowling C31. Girls' Glee Club C41. Class Prophecy Committee C41. Tetty has been a conscientious and industrious student since her education began at the Lincoln School. When she came to Wakefield High, she entered college preparatory d.vision and has made frequent appearances on the honor roll. There is a reason for Tetty's persistent toil: her goal is the nursing profession. Well, Terry , when we are suffering. we'll call on you for assistance. I-'J ' n ,myit VIRGINIA EMERSON cox ?,,,,ilf V X Ginger V' 0 'Ly'?12fe2idedL Color Committee C31. 'it f' ' F Ginger is another of our Classmates who hails from the great town of Lynnheld. She is a tall, dark-haired girl with a grand smile that has won her many friends while she has been in high school. Ginger's plans for the future are as yet undecided, but we wish her success in whatever her career may be. RICHARD A. CRAIN 'N ' Nl' ' Dick .Z College Glee Club CZ, 3, 41. Class Day Usher 631. Class Dinner Committee C41. Although Dick is one of the quietest members of our class, he has made many true friends among both boys and girls. He has been a conscientious student in class work and one of those dependable Greenwood basses in the Glee Club. Dick has not decided the college at which he will complete his studies, but we are certain that his choice will carry him far on the road to success. '5 5 3'-iv! 'S 5 ! ! M 5 I !' Page Eighteen qi