Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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623' 'W 4 '51 N 2' A -al LIOIIN G.iXl-YlN CRONIN ll1ii'lc I'rep11ratm'y School lfootball tl, Z, 3, 43: Baseball tlig junior Class Color Committee l3lZ Senior Play Stage Crew f-ll: lnterclass Basketball 42, 3, -ll. Huck is one of our most treasured friends. llis carefree smile and dancing feet have wended their way into the hearts of all his classmates. During his four years with us, Huck has shown much interest in sports, especially football, .Nl- though he was not one of our great eleven , his dependable playing helped Wakefield in holding its own during the loot-- ball season and won the respect and admiration of the spec- tators. Besides sports, A'lluck has been an active committee worker. l-et's hope his future at prep holds much happiness for him. LIZO D.-XLEY ll icvflfyi' L'lIl1L'L'fLllL'LJ Glee Club tl, 2, 3, ll. l.eo is such a quiet fellow that you would hardly know he was in class-that is, unless you got that warm, cheerful greeting he is capable of extending. lle has been a diligent worker and is, indeed, an asset to our class. And to top it all. he is an excellent singer. , MARG.XRli'l' D.XLliY l'vgey lizisiizcss School Baseball ill: lnterclass Basketball l3lI Senior Play Wardrobe Committee, I Peggy . one ol the smallest girls in our. class, came to high school from the l.incoln -School. -ln spite ol being so petite Peggy -has ably participated in school sports. We know that you will make good in years to come, Peg l lNl.XRGARli'I' D.-XL'l'ON l't'ggy Biisiiivss School Inter Nos Club lll. Margaret comes to us from the wide open spaces known as lynnfield. Peggy spends a great deal of her time on homework, but she also keeps informed of the latest happen- ings, whether it be in school or in the outside world. She is a very cheerful and lively person. llere's to you in the business world, Peggy , and when things get rough, keep smiling! Page liighteen

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ROB ERT COO li llonor Pupil Cookic limzfley School of ,4cc0z1111'iug Ring Committee UD. Cookie came to us from the Lincoln School. Although he has not participated in a great number of activities, he is never alone, nor is he lacking in fun. Cookie has always been loyal to his class, and we know that at Bentley he will be successful. Good luck to you, CookiE l CA R1 JL l N lf COSM AN Cos5y Sccrvftzry Basketball 12, 3, -ll: llockey 13, 453 Ring Com- mittee 133: Baseball 131. Cossy , a graduate of the liranklin School, is an invalu- able basketball player. llockey, also, has consumed Cossy's interest. ller co,-operation and loyalty to her teammates in sports have been responsible lor her large circle ol' friends, with her pleasing disposition and agreeable manner. Being an apt student of shorthand and typewriting, we are sure Cossy will make good in the secretarial school lor which she is heading. MARlli Mll.l.l E COSTA DimpIv5 Opera .Star Clee Club 12, 3, 433 Amateur Show 12l. Marie is il happy girl who always has a smile for every- one. She tells us that her one aim and ambition in lite is to become an opera star. With your winning personality and talented voice, we are expecting great things trom you, Marie. When you are going to make one ot your numerous appear- ances, will you remember the Yearbook Stall with some tree P passes. MA RGAR ET G E RTRUDE COST ELLO Peggy Salem State Teachers' College Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 12, 33: Golf 121: lnter Nos Club 12, 3, 413 lnter Nos Club Pianist 143g Senior Play Llnderstudyg Yearbook Staff 145. '1Peggy is another of those charming young ladies whose genuine sincerity and unassuming manner endear her to all who have the good fortune of becoming intimately acquainted with her. Lucky pupils may have Miss Peggy as their teacher. We think we should like to join them and learn our A B C's again. mi ii 1411141111 3111 in ioiciiuioioioini in Page Seventeen ,i 'TSI' y -c, l 'Q ini 2 carcasses: ani

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ULYMPIA DI-XMBROSIA Olly TL'l1LflL'fSi College lnter Nos 1275 Bowling Cl, ll. Olly came to us from the Lincoln Grammar School, and all who met her were quickly won over by her captivat- ing smile and never-ending jollity. She has won a host of true friends during high school, and her future pupils will be for- tunate indeed to have her. DUROTI IY D,-XYIS Duffy L'11t1'ct'idml Glee Club ill. Tennis ill, Winter Sports 443. Dotty is well liked by her classmates for her quiet, unassuming vvays and gentle disposition. She is as yet unde- cided about her future plans, but we know that her personal charm will make her many lasting friends during her life. IIOW.-XRD DAVIS llm.'iv llfdfllillltlll Howie is well liked by his classmates for his depend- ability. lle wants to become a draltsman, and we all wish lnm success in his ambition. judging lrom his work in mathe- matics, he will become an expert in his lite work. jOSEPll DIIFELICE joan Prepanlfory School Football ll, 2, 3, 45: Basketball ll, 2, 3l: Baseball ll, ll: Usher at Graduation l,3l. joe is one of the best-natured athletes that ever have graduated from Wakefield lligh. He was a standout on the freshman football team, and worked hard on the varsity foot- ball squad during his sophomore and junior years. As a re-- ward for this constant labor, he received the full-back berth in his senior year. We are glad to see that joe is going to prep school, and when he makes the football team, we'll be watching for his name in the headlines. li 11111131311 i 1 ini ini luioiuiniui fi i Page Nineteen Oinir 1 ff ,Q P' 1' fm' slgb fi' .lf 'jfs in '15 14 ini ini