Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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ELIZABETH CRIFFITHS Betsy Lesley School Basketball 12, 35: Inter Nos tl, 3, 45: junior Prom: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play Cast: Cheerleader 645: Yearbook Staff H5: Inter Nos 'Ireasurer II5. ls Betsy happy? Could anyone doubt it from the cheery laugh that always accompanies her? ller outbursts are often amusing, as they escape when least expected. Betsy has proved herself capable during her high--school career. Bijou on the football field, Snookie in the Senior Play! Whatever the name. wherever the place. Betsy will be there. We know your kindergarten children will enjoy you as much as we have, Betsy . KENNETH MARTIN CROL' li Ken l'cr11w11f Laziwrsify Band tl. 2, 35: Clee Club H51 Ili-Xi f-I5: Emer- gency Committee 445: Interclass I-ootball 445. lien is another member of the Greenwood hosts. Ile is a good-natured. vivacious chap, and he is never so happy as when he is seated behind an ivory and ebony keyboard. We honestly think that he should be a famous pianist. but he has set his mind on becoming an electrical engineer. Well. Iien . we advise you not to forget your school chums when you get mixed up in those ohms and watts! SA LYATORE GL' I LIANO Sal Laidcritlvd Color Committee 135: Class Day lsher 1353 Emergency Committee 145. Sal is a Lincoln Schoolite who is a universal favorite. Ile is the type of fellow who works and studies hard. No doubt we shall wish some day that we had been as industrious as he. Whatever future you may choose, Sal , rest assured that we, your classmates. are hoping for your success. ELIZABETH GUI LLOW Hefty Sian 1110115 College Basketball CZ, 35: Inter Nos IZ. 3, 45: Inter Nos Board K-I5: junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play Llnderstudyg Senior Play Prompter: Dean's Office 645: Archery i353 Year- book Staff K45. Betty is one of the most likable girls in our class. The Lincoln School surely sent us a good and willing worker. Any plan or program set before her is readily approved. Her blonde hair and stylish clothes add to her cheerful and pleasing manner. Simmons will certainly welcome her! V7 'a arg' ,X . K V 9 My ,ttf , ' 1 'M ' .G , 5 I .5 S , I 3533 gal '4 wt' ruining ing ini: 101 3 11inioininimriuinicioiniuinim1 111 141 1 Page Twenty-seven

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CARR I E GRAY Kay Undecided Senior Party Committee. If you see a dazed expression on Iiay's face, you will know that she is still wondering what profession she will enter. Iler cheerfulness and kindness have won esteem trom her classmates, We shall remember 'fIxay by her ever-present smile. M.-XRTI IA D. GREENLEAF !Ili1rz'y Uizdccided Glee Club CZ, 3, 4I3 Motto Committee OI. Martha is one of the youngest' members of our class, but her range of talents and accomplishments would do. credit to a young lady of more years. She is a lover of music, and although her plans for the future are somewhat undecided at the 'present time. we are hoping she will continue in -the musical world. Whatever it may be. good luck, Marty . ROSE GREGORY Chick LllIdr.'L'idc'd Tennis III: Basketball Il, 25: Bowling IZI. Chick is a cheerful product of the Franklin School. Her unselfish nature is admired by her many friends. AI- though she has not taken part in many activities, she is a loyal. true, dependable pal. RICIIARD GRIFFIN Dick Marine lfiigiizvvr Football III: Ili-Y Club CZ, 3, -II. Dick began his studies at the Lincoln School. Although Dick has not participated in many of our social activities, he has won many friends by his contagious smile. Ile is ac- curate and determined, qualities which, we believe, will make him successful as a marine engineer. i nicilliuioilllnlllininioinininiuinilli 3 illicit Page Twenty-six

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DORIS GUIARO Hxfipffqru JNVIITSC Class Motto Committee l3lL Yearbook Staff: Candy Committee tllg Library Service Club L-ll. St. Josephs School may well be proud of Shorty , whom they sent to us in l934. She has become one of the best liked girls in our class. Although she is a quiet girl. she is the grandest pal anyone could have. A certain blondes-haired liddie from the North Ward will back this statement, we're sure. A hospital won't be had at all with you around, Shol'IyH. jAM ES P.'XL'l. G L l ll.-XDAl.' RO jay lgllldfffdtfd liootball llll Baseball ll. 233 'lirack ll, ll: Basketball rl, Zlz Glee Club fl, ll: llomeroom Basketball 159: Senior Play Property Committeeg Cross Country tl, 3l. jim is another classmate from the Lincoln Grammar School. l'nassuming and easy-going, jim has been very active on the athletic lield. Since he was too light for foot- ball, jim specialized in track and did remarkably well. We hope 'ijim will cover all his plans for the future as quickly as he covers yardage in track. QIUIIN ANTIIUNY GL?'l lXXDALfRO Tec llairdrcsser Baseball ll, Zl: Football ll. 2, 3. 43: Basketball ll. Z, 3, ll: Senior Play Manager l-ll. A 'l4ee is a fun-loving boy with an outstanding reputation as tootball captain. lle has been active in sports throughout his high school career and has established an. everlasting friendship with mostrof his fellow students. Besides .proving himself an athlete, lee has become quite a lavorite with the fairer sex. -We feel confident in saying that his hairdress- ing business will be a big success. IIIERM.-KN ll.-XBERM.XNN llvrm L'niz'ursify of Krzlzszzs Football 11.2. 3lC Manager of liootball C-ll: Base- ball Manager tllg Ili-Y Club U33 lli-Y Spectator Staff 145. llerm hails from Greenwood and has been an active class member. lle worked hard as a football manager in his Senior year. ln his last year he worked on the lli-Y .Wvcrfalor and was responsible for a large part of the Keys hole column. lle plays no favorites and is everybody's friend. We know you will show Kansas the best type of Wakefield boy. llerm . 1 iriuininini in 3 ini 1 ini: in ioioioinicrioiniuiuioiui mini x In Page 'l'wenty-eight