Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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'!'a '! 3 ! l''5 !'s9'! ! 5 !'+'Z'+wb++'P+'5'n9'I i !'4 ! l !''i''! 5 ! 2 i !''2 I ! l Z Z Z ! !'-! ! !''! ! ! ! ! ! Z I ! ! 2' AUDREY BELLE CRISP 4 Puppy Wilfred Beauty Academy Class Motto Committee 135. Audrey came from the Warren School to further her education at W. H. S. Quickness of thought and decisiveness of manner have always been Audrey's characteristic traits. She says what she means, and she knows what she wants. She ranks as high in her studies as she does in the hearts of her friends. Best wishes, Audrey. RUTH E. CRONIN 'ff Hehe Ruthie Salem Teachers' College junior Prom Committee 135. Inter Nos Club 13, 45. Cheer leader 145. Senior Play Understudy 145. Yearbook Staff 145. Hi-Y'er Staff 145. Basketball 145. Field Hockey 145. Bowling 145. Ruthie came here from the Lincoln School. Because of her liveliness and good nature, she has been unusually popular among her classmates during her four years of high school. She has participated in all phases of school life, as her long record of achievements indicates. Perhaps the most appreciated office she held was that of cheer leader during the l935 football season. WILLIAM ROBERT CRONIN Prof College Glee Club 1l, 25. Football 125. Interclass Foot- ball 135. junior Prom Committee 135. Interclass Track 135. Prof is a graduate of St. joseph's Parochial School. He is a rather reticent fellow who has distinguished himself in all his classes. Ile has always manifested deep interest in class activities, and he is willing at all times to lend a helping hand in any enterprise his class may choose to undertake. He plans to enter college. where an auspicious career awaits him. RITA CURLEY ww 5-eq Reel Undecided Basketball 1l5. Class Pin Committee 145. Reet came to our Alma Mater from St. joseph's School. Though she seems shy and quiet, she has a likeable personality and is always eager to please. She is as yet undecided con- cerning her future: but we have reason to believe that we'll be proud of Rita, for she is diligent and ambitious. '! i ! i ! !w '!' ++MMW'+++ M+Q+MWsNMW'99+'MW?4?w Page Nineteen Q o o Pa' 0202 b X on ,Y :' W. 743

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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

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'5 E ! i i i 5 5'4 5 i '+'i i i''3 i 5''E0505''! i !''ini''kiwi''SMBWS'4 2 5 5 ! Z 5 ! ! i 2 5 Z'-! i Z i i !'-. 'n JOHN DALEY johnny fUndecided Indoor Track 125. Glee Club 1l, 25. Homeroom Basketball 127. Banquet Committee 143. johnny has greeted practically all of us from behind the counter of a local grocery store. His pleasing personality did not appear until he was graduated from the Franklin School. Ilis recent interest in the fair sex has proved to us that his taste isn't all in his mouth. We can see success in the future for johnny, and no one deserves it more. HORACE w. DALRYMPLE Dal Undecided Interclass Football 133. HieY'er Advertising Manager 143. Hi-Y Club 141. Dal'I is a tall, husky lad from Lakeside. He is interested in boats, fire engines, and boilers of all kinds. He is a popular member of the Hi-Y Club and of the Rocking Chair Fleet 1a sailor's clubh. Steer a straight course, Horace, and keep your steam up! ALLAN H. DAVIS f Herbert Undecided junior Prom Committee 139. Senior Play 143. Senior Play Executive Committee 145. Here we have the last of that great trio of actors-the Davis family. Allan carried out the family tradition of acting in the Senior Play by portraying the title roll in Big Hearted Herbert , He is a jolly fellow, who is always doing somebody a favor. He, also, is a member of the Lynnfield Clan, and we think that he has a weakness for red lanterns. That charm- ing smile will take him far, even though he has no detinite plans for the future. EDITH GERTRUDE DECKER 7' ' Kitgie Dramatic School Tennis 133. Inter Nos Club 145. Basketball 143. Class Color Committee 135. Kitzie came to high school from the grammar school of the little village of Greenwood. She aspires to be a great actress, an ambition which will probably be realized in the near future. M' IWW! '2 2 w! i r++'I'++'?+4'+4'+4 ?+'?+4'++444'H'40WM'44'4N?+++'i N'+++' -5'-5 l'4'-Z' Page Twenty