Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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J (L J j) £ c! ' (L J J J (L J) 1 J i J I J J tL J cJi (L J iL c]. t © ' —O ' 4 A( ' A1-;S DI-:SAN I IS ■‘.1 ggic Stenographer Basketball (3); (jlee Club (C; Senior Play ( ' andy (A)mmiltee. Aggie preparetl I ' or bigh school at the Lincoln Cjraniinar School. .Although not many of us know her. those who have made her aa]uaintance, appreciate her friendliness and good humor. She is reserved, ellicient, and stiklious. “Aggie hopes to be a stenographer, and we belie e that she will be a gooil one. ' I i I r r (? 1 CKAC1-; DIA’I.IN ' Grade” Bowling (1, ll ' ilfreJ Academy Senior Play I): Lnglish (dub (3); (iiandy (iommittee. Cjracie is one of those girls who school, but full of fun outside. Because manner she has not participaterl in many school actnities. 1 lowe er. we feel sure that she will achiewe fame in her chosen profession. are very quiet m of Gracie ' s” (piiet jOll.N DIGNAN ■Biuf Preparatory School lli- ’ (dub (L 4): Interclass Lootball (3): Senior Pla - Publicity (dmimittee; Class Day Usher (3); Interclass Basketball (3,). Bu(.r is a boy with wa y hair and a never-ending smile, lie has enjoved himself in sports, in the lliA’ (dub, aiul in class activities, anti we are sure that he will improve aiul brighten whatever business he selects. W ' e wish ' ou success, lohn. CII.XRl.LS DILI. ' ' Gharlie” L ' nJ ended Senior Play Wardrobe Committee. Charlie” hails from little Greenwood. .As you can s:e. he has not been active in sports: but during the summer he plaved on a baseball team. .Anvone who has seen him play will reatlilv agree that he ' s one expert baseball plaver. (diar- lie is an especiallv interesting companion, lie has such a pleasing laugh that evervone laughs with him. lie is unde- citled now as to what the future will hoLl for him. but he will be successful because he has such a pleasant disposition. f 1 r r r Page d ' vventv-four

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J (L J (L J (L J ! J J (L J I, J (L J (L J (L J I, J ! J ! J nLr-;. N()R mar i in da iso “Miini Colby Junior College liaskethall (I, 2): I5ov ling (2, 3): l-ielJ llockey (3); Inter Nos (21ub (2. 3, 4); Wardrobe (Commit- tee of Senior Play. P.leanor is one of tliose energetic Greenwood Grammar School girls who are always ready to go places and do things. She is a hit flirtatious and knows how to use her e ' es to their full advantage. ' 1 hat everything you do may be suc- cessful. ‘ ' .Mimi”, is the wish of vour classmates. •RFD DEFFI.ICE Civil f-iwiueer Scrappy Football (I, 2. .3, 4); Basketball (I, 2, 3, 4); Base- ball (2. 3); 4 ' rack (1). “Scrappy” is just what his nickname implies, a fellow who is not afraid to wade into combat for dear okl W ' akefield Nigh”. Although small in stature, Fred is a giant in courage ami is acknowledgeii as our foremost athlete, imed hopes to he a civil engineer. We know that he has the ability to succeeil. . l. RjORIE F. DENTON Marge Undecided Basketball (3); Inter Nos Club (2). “Marge” is one of those girls who are seen but seldom heard. Her quiet manner has won her many friends among her classmates. .‘ s yet. her future is still undeciiied. but we are sure whatever she does will be a grand success. We are rooting for you. .Marge”. MARY EFIZABEIII DERtJCIIE Betty ' Katherine Gibbs Bowling (I. 2): Horseback Riding (4); Senior Play Publicity Committee. Attractive, dark-haired Mary is one-half of the never do we part” combination of Mary DeRoche aiul Joe .McGrath, .Mary has a cheerful disposition and always seems to be smil- ing. Next ear she plans to attend Katherine Gibbs Secre- tarial School, where we know she will succeed — for her business prolicienc ’ is umjuestionable. Once you have gained Mary ' s triendship, you may assure yourself that you have a grand pal. Mary is a delightful friend, a model student, and a good worker. ... . k 1 r 1 f 1 Page Pwenty-three

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J I, J (L J J (L J (L J (L J i J I, J (L J (L J (L J J ! I, J J J I. J J (L J J I WIN lAM G. DILL, JR. Buster I ' ootball Diesel I:ii;eiiieerin (D; Interdass Basketball (3, 4); Gross Country (3). l-our ears ago the Greenwood Grammar School sent Buster to us. Besides his school sports, he enjo s baseball during the summer months and is a ery good pla,ver. . ny- one who knows him well will tell vou that he is a good sport and is alwa s willing to elo his share to helji anyone. Ijiister is interested in Diesel Lrngineering, aiiel we hope he succeeds in this field.. Best wishes. Buster ! Fr ELE.W ' OR DODGE ' Dod ' ie ' Steiiogriipher Bowling (3): English Club (4). Dodgie was a present to us from the .Montrose School. .■ lthough she may appear to be quiet, she has plent ’ of pep outside of school. She is a vigorous worker and a true friend. W ' e hope our ambition to be a stenographer will he realized Dodgie , and wish vou all kinds of luck. R1CI1. KD DORE.ML ' S Bud Undecided Bud is another member of the illustrious tribe which descends upon us e ery morning from Lynnfield (ienter. . s it happens, Bud is the white-haired boy of our class, but not in the way you might imagine: for he is one of Mr, Peter- son’s regular morning isitors to the office, lie did not par- ticipate much in athletics or social functions, hut his I fiends say that he keeps them constantl ' busy with his pranks and jokes. Bud has no special plans for the future, hut he needs only to remember our motto — W ' ork and M in . 1I. R01.D DDLCEI TE Jack ' Business School Interclass Basketball (2). Jack” entered high school from the W ' arren School. . 1- though he is quiet during class hours, jack” is a great fa orite among his, friends. W’e ha ' e often seen him pusliing an order cart, and we know this is the beginning of pushing himself onward to higher things. Climb to the top of the ladder. Jack ! ✓ 1 (T (T ' I 1) r 1 r f r 1 Page rwenty-five