Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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fu-as 3 9 M62 ff' W f-Q 'UQ Dlil,ORlS DAY Doll Ulll16l'ILl6'd Her face is fair, ber heart is true. Bowling ll, 21: lnter Nos Club 12, 3, 4l1 Senior Play Cast C4l. Doll is another representative of the Greenwood Gram-- mar School. ller sunny disposition and gay laugh have helped Doll to make 'friends quickly and easily. Her acting ability was realized by all, when she portrayed the southern belle in our Senior Play. Although she is undecided about her future. her winning ways will assure her of success. EDWARD bl. Dia Fl.UNlERE .'llr'fii11!.1 ' L'1lLfUt'rz1c'd Ile is as sober as a judge. Senior Play Stage Crew Cell. Q 'AMcGinty ' is a tall, curly-haired lad who has proved him- sell to be a genial and loyal lriend. llis sincerity. his shv man- ner. and his willingness to co-operate have won manyqadmirers. We hope that his future will be as successful as his lour years in Wakelield lligh School have been. YlC'l'ORl.fX Dian. RUSSI H l 'lt'1!.l'i' l,lIIllt'r'lLlc'Lf l luvl1es of ready wil' are hers. lfield llockey Ill. Xiictoria is one whose appearance is deceiving. Extremely quiet to the casual observer, she reveals a brilliant personality to her more intimate friends. Vicky does not have any delinite plans. but she expects to work in a telephone ollice in the immediate future. -l.XYNli DlilVlPSliY farm St'l'fL'fL1I'ltll Srluwl .l sure sign of srrrrshimf' Bowling tl, ilj llarmony Class lil: Senior Play l'sher and Candy Committee Hl. little ,Ianie wasn't extremely noticeable in extracurricu- lar activities. but she certainly kept her classmates in a merry state. She olten caused the pupils in the ollice practice class to break into side-splitting laughter. We can easily see that her business associates will never spend a dull day when she is around. Page Twent y-t wo

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ROBERT COX Elsie Ohio State Lazizwsiiy A good wit will make use of aiiytlviizgf' Stage Crew HJ, lt would be diflicult to find Robert Cox without a smile- or perhaps it should be termed a grin. liull of good humor, Robert has often relieved a dull class by a witty remark, per- fectly delivered in a droll voice. One can easily imagine that life's clouds will be quickly dispelled by his ever-ready wit. LEU RICHARD D.-XLEY I-'laslf' United Siafes .slrmy Air Corps Either I will find a way, or I will make one. Stage Crew HJ. Flash, a graduate of the Lincoln School, has made many friends because of his unassuming and modest ways, lle is quiet in class, but always has a ready smile for everyone. lleo plans for a future in the Air Corps. ELWIN W. DAVIS El L'11dci'1ilt'il E71L1IlTl1l1li6 is the crowning qzialiiyf' El came to us from Greenwood Grammar School. Although he is taciturn in class, he has a hearty welcome and a good word for everyone. lle has unusual mechanical ability which should serve him in good stead in later life. AIEAN DAVIS jeaiznie Secretary To know ber is to lore ber. Glee Club 61,233 Archery flbg Tennis Cll: Senior Play Candy and Usher Committee I-ll. . Little jeannie Davis is a delightful Greenwoodite whose smile and good disposition have made her many friends here. As she is always congenial, she is sure to make a popular secretary. D Page Twenty-one P? 552- ti? fv is

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MARIE A. DEVINE Ree Burdett College She can read and write and cast accounts. Wardrobe Committee 645. Here is the smart, well-dressed, little senior who will he a success if she continues in the business held. Her tranquil dis- position. wit, and mentality will aid her greatly in all that she attempts. PAUL A. Di SANTO Musty United States Navy Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main. Musty is one of those quiet little lads-until you know him. We feel sure that his enthusiasm and initiative will make him a successful member of the United States Navy. We salute you, sailor! ELEANOR DOW Ellie United States Cadet Nurse Corps Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Orchestra Cl. Z., 3, 453 Driving Class ill: Library Staff C353 Senior Play Property Committee l4l. Ellie is another of our classmates who hail from that great town of Lynnheld. Most of us have never heard her sing, but we understand that she has a very pleasing voice. While singing is not a required subject for nursing, we predict that she will hnd it very useful to soothe patients when all e se fails. 'R LEONA ALICE DOWNS Lee United States Cadet Nurse Corps Beneath the quiet calm of placid inien Lay depths of comradeship and laughter unexpressedf' lnter Nos CD5 Senior Play Candy Committee C4l. Lee came to Wakefield High School after studying for a year at Northheld Seminary, before which she attended school in Sanford, Maine. Leona's hobbies are symphony concerts and post cards. She plans to join the Cadet Nurse Corps after her graduation. Page Twenty-three 'QV Y. 'Q