Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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r'! S' .,. 4 .9 'I' 'I' .g. .g. I Z 'f' 'f'I ! I Z ! I JEAN FESSENDEN I essiv Bates College Basketball l25. Inter Nos CZ, 35. Field llockey M U, 45. Bowling O, 45. junior Prom Committee C35. jean has followed a diversihed course through high school. ller persistency has brought her reward scholastically, and her athletic inclinations have merited her a place in sports. Next year when she goes away down Maine , we shall miss her ready smile. llere's hoping Bates will treat her well! Say, it's been a great ear for skiin and tobogannin , hasn't it, , - y g g l'essie ? 9 D O Q 9 9 9 Q O 2 I i ! r'! Z'v'! .'-. . . . . . 2 EDWARD FITZGERALD I iigie Undecided lfitzie has led rather a quiet school life, but he is very well liked by all who know him. He takes a great interest in commercial subjects, and he will probably enter the business world, Everyone wishes him success. ' X 'a'2 'r'I i Z 2 ! Z ! I ! ! i 'I H I Z Z Z Z ' DANIEL FLYNN w...si-H' Dan Undecided Yearbook Staff 145. lfli-Y Club O, 45. Senior Play Understudy C45. Dan is a very well-liked young man from the west side of town. Although he has not participated in sports, he is very active socially. Ile is a high-ranking student-and. whatever he may decide to do, we are sure that he will be successful. r'! Z Z 2 I'Z 2 I I Z ! '.M! '. 2 ! ! Z'-I ! ' r'I 'r'I ! S Z ! I' so ROXANNE FOSS g Roxy I Undecided liield llockey 12, 35. Basketball CZ, 45. Bowling QZ, 35. Cheer Leader C45. Roxy is one of our nine lively cheer leaders. Small, blonde, and laughing, she has gained many. friends. Inci- dentally. she attracted much attention in her leats as a cheer- leader, we understand. We predict that this little girl will go places in the future. Good luck, Roxy . -IJ '! 2 I ! ! 3 ! ! ! ! 5 5''2 ! 5 3 Z Z ! ! ! ! ! !''S''! Z i ! E''SWS''! ! ! Z Z E'-Z Z Z ,,,,F,,,.,,,,..,.,.. . ....,.-, ,., s.. 1 .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g.4,..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .0 .5 Page Twenty-five 'Q .g. . . . . ,.g..,..,..,. Q o o o o o v Q Q o 2 4 4 c o o 4 o 6 z o o Q o o o o 9 Q o n.u.n.n.n.n.n.oo.u.n,0 o o Q o 4 o 99009009000 9000999 d c 6 4 o o . . . b c z a v 4 o o o 8 2 1 ! ! ! i ! 3 ' 6.4.4 v o ! Z i 'M' 4 H 3 ,.

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2'-s 'E i i i i'-1 5 ! 5 5 i ! 5 5 ! !' ?+++44'+++++44+Q'6'+++++++4MMN2N?'Z'?++4wW?44'+4'P9'MW+aW+'??+ FORTUNATA ANN FALABELLA ,f F0rclJie Dress Designer Pianist in Orchestra Cl, 25. Bowling 135. Basket- ball C45. Forchie is another Greenwood Grammar School grad- uate. She has taken part in sports to some extent, but her natural inclination is toward music. Forchie says she wants to become a dress designer. That is one position where originality counts, and Forchie has shown us in knitting and drawing that she has that valuable quality. When you get your position Forchie , you may see some of your former classmates calling on you for exclusive designs. MARjORlE FALLS Margie Middlebury College Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 45. After being graduated from the Lynnheld Grammar School, Marjorie entered the high school. Although she has always proved a better listener than a talker, she is sociable when you know her. Margie is noted for her conscientious dili- gence in matters of study, and she is little less than a mental genius in the classroom. Her reputation among the teachers is of the bestg nevertheless, it does not outshine her ranking as a good comrade and a true friend. MARGARET FARRiNGToN 'V' 4 I Margie Katharine Gibbs Sec. School Basketball C45. Civic Club CI5. Margie is a member of our class who is small, quiet, yet very influential. Her calm manner will be a delightful asset to her at Katharine Gibbs' Secretarial School. So, too, her ability to make friends. jOSEPl-llNE FERRARA lo jackson College Basketball CZ, 3, 45. Tennis C25. Golf C35. Glee Club C45. Field Hockey C3, 45. Senior Play Executive Committee C45. Yearbook Staff 145. jo entered our ranks from the Lincoln School. She can stop a ball and shoot a basket with the best of them, having been a member of most of the girls' basketball teams. Because she's always on hand with a smile, she has won many friends during her four years here. lf she keeps on as she has begun, her future success is secure. 'i 5 i 5 M'-! M'-5-'?e i-'5 5 5 i' '!'-5'-. '! 5 I !'-3 3 3' Page Twenty-four

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4 5 E i ! 5 i'-. '2 ! ! ! 2 ! i ! i i 5 !' 'Zvi''N''! ! Z''Y''ZWINS'-303''5 i 5 i i ! ! !'s '! !'402''X 3 3wX 54'! ! ! I i !'+'5 !w! ! Z'4'!0i !'4'! !' . V.-Y'-v A - I I l DORA C. GALLUGI i Dot Stenogmpber :if Basketball C4l. -Class History C41 3: Dot is tall, slender, dark, and vibrant. She is bubbling over with fun. She always stands out in a group because of her vitality and her low laugh. We are sure that she will .F enliven some business office. 3: ALBERTA LORRAINE GATES h ' 'Z' Bert Nurse Basketball Cl, 45. Bowling Cl, 3, 45. Field Hockey C41 junior Prom Committee OJ. Senior ' Play Usher 443. Cheer Leader C41 Class Day :if Committee C4J. Inter Nos 13, 47. 3: Peppy, attractive Bert is one of the popular girls of is the senior class. She is entirely free from self-consciousness, jg. and her spontaneous outbursts often amuse students and . teachers alike. We are sure her jolly personality will be of 12: great assistance to her in the future, for a nurse must always 3, see the bright side of life. We wish you every success, and . feel certain that jimmy will be among your hrst patients. 3 'Pm so-fi'-4 'k' INEZ A. GIANFRANCHI Lk Inky Colby junior College 'Sf Bowling CEB, 43. Tennis UD. Golf OD. Inter ' Nos CZ, 3, 43. ,Class Color Committee OJ. Senior Play Publicity Committee C4J. 3: lnky'A' came to us from the Warren School. She is one 3. of those girls you cannot help liking, since she is always good- e natured. She plans to go to Colby junior College for two ' ' years and then to Miss Wheelock's Kindergarten School. How Ii the kiddies will love her! I i I , . j DAVID GILBERT ' A' I Dave B. U. School of Business Administration I Yearbook Stall' C4D. Dave is a new student at school. He has a slow drawl I i that must be a souvenir of his native Vermont. Dave ' I came here only this year, but already he's one of the best I i known and best'-liked boys in school. He was very active in sports and dramatics at Burlington, Vermont. ln fact, we have seen some of his skiing already. ''2 ! i Z !'405''I''I 2 Z Z 2 Z ! Z ! ! 5 Z ! ! Z 5 I I 5 2 2 ' ' 4'+55V?5 'v4qoQoq' ' 54.4. Page Twenty-six