Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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THOMAS PATRICK BUTLER 50 Albion Street Hey Butts is often heard when this popular Senior is in view . . . President of the Student Council. Varsity Football Team. Baseball. and Track keep this boy busy . . . when out of school he is an active member of C.Y.O. and the Wakefield Youth C'lub . . . states that his favorite pastime is only sports and treasures his track spikes above all else . . . will never forget the sports contests against our arch rival Melrose . . . hopes to enter a Liberal Arts College. II' l DAVID CALLAHAN 4l Salem Street Dave would like to earn a million dollars . . . dislikes boys who don't take gym . . . enjoys eating and sleeping . . . will always remember l-ootball and Hockey games and gym with Coach Tighe . . . future plans-'?'?'7'? Good luck Dave!!! l PFTFR ANTHONY CALORE 9 Bellvue Avenue To run the school for a day is Pete's fondest wish. His activities include A-V Club. Track. Chorale. Soph. Hop Committee. C.Y.O. and Fxplorer Post 11703. Pete will always remember his friends and the sports activities at W.H.S .... has worked at Pleasure lsland . . . is often heard saying Huh'? Pete plans to major in architecture in college. JOANNE CAMUSI 9 Stark Avenue Jo Jo. an actixe member of St. 1oseph's C.Y.O. and the W.H.S. Pep Club, will make a good secretary . . . likes to listen to records . . . will never forget the Melrose-Wakefield games . . . advice to underclassmen- Don't think you know everything before you graduate. because after you do graduate. you will see how wrong you were! 1-fi, A RONALD JAMES CALLAHAN 2 Grove Street Ronnie enjoys reading and football and will always remember Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . enjoys working at the lawrence Memorial Hospital . . . remembers most Twirp Week and W.H.S. football games . . . treasures his class ring hopes to attend prep school and then go to college, JOANNF MARY CALORE I2 Bellevue Avenue Popular .lo was Correspondence Secretary of Inter Nos. Vice- President of the National Honor Society. Photography Editor of the fIl'lll'll'. Editor of the Lookout and a Sub-head Majorette. She also participated in lntramural sports . . . her pet peeve is lazy people and can often be heard saying Huh7! .lo hopes to go to Southeast Asia as a Peace Corps nurse and future plans include Boston College School of Nursing.

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ROSEMARY E. BUCKLEY 30 Strathmore Road Quiet Missy, who is undecided about her future, enjoys swim- ming, sewing, tennis, and reading . . . was active in Inter Nos. Pep Club, Badminton, Tennis, and J.V. Basketball . . . will always remember the horror of term test week and report cards . . . having fun is Rosemary's favorite pastime, but she urges all to Study! Study! Study! LOIS E. BUGDEN I9 Walton Street If you hear a cheery Hi! you know it's Lou . . . Past secretary of Youth Club, she is also active on Prom Commit- tees and Cheerleading . . . likes sewing, reading, and folk music . . . will always remember football games and election rallies . . . tells underclassmen to think about the future but enjoy high school . . . Lou will be a secretary after gradua- tion. JAYNE LILLIAN BURKE I9 Fell Street To win the Pulitzer Prize is the suppressed desire of Jayne, who hopes someday to become a successful author . . . Inter Nos, German Club, Girls' Basketball, the Oracle Editorial staff, and Senior Play Committee are among Jayne's school activities . . . she will always remember our school elections and count- ing ballots . . . Advice to underclassmen doesn't belong in the Oracle, insists Jayne. MARCIA ELIZABETH BURTON 18 Sheflield Road Attending a junior college is included in bubbly Marcia's future . . . she's been kept busy with Inter Nos, the Oracle, Rainbow and Senior Play Committee . . . her suppressed desire is to own a home by the sea . . . favorite possession is her car keys . . . WSJ PAUL ROBERT BURNETT 10 Gerard Street Paul enjoys playing the piano, listening to records and reading . . . hates slow lunch lines. His school activities include Cho- rale, Dance Band and National Honor Society. Outside school Paul is a member of his Church fellowship. He enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman and will always remember lunch period discussions . . . looks forward to a career in dentistry. enjoys reading, football games and working at Pleasure Island Best of Luck, Marcia!! RUTH ANN BUTLER 94 Butler Avenue Pretty Ruth would like to make a winning touchdown! Activi- ties include Pep Club, Inter Nos, C.Y.O., Class Prophecy and Oracle staff . . . enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . will always remember the pep rallies, football games, and Proms at W.H.S. . . . good luck at Junior College, Ruth! 8 L .

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'WN KATHERINE ELIZABETH CANNON 15 Stedman Street Quiet Kathy was a member of the high school band for four years. a member of Inter Nos. and served on the Senior Play Ticket Committee . . . outside of school she is a member of Rainbow . . . favorite possession is her contact lenses and Kathy's hobby is reading . . . will always remember the rainy football games. especially Melrose '62 . . . future plans include college and majoring in Home Economics. JO-ANN CARBONEAU 37 Avon Street MICHAEL ANGELO CARCHIA, JR. 35 Byron Street Active Mike has his sights set on college . . . enjoys sports and his license . . . school activities include National Honor Soci- ety, Dance Band. Business Editor of the Ortiz-lv, Intramural Basketball, Prom Committees. Senior Play Staff and he is chairman of the Class Will Committee . . . wants someday to fly a jet plane . . . enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman and will always remember the football games at W.H.S. LINDA LOUISE CARLETON 52 Oak Street o i Jo. whose favorite possession is her class ring, enjoys reading and watching television . . . her suppressed desire is to use her driver's license . . . Inter Nos. the Oracle, Pep Club, C.Y.O. and Junior Prom Committee have kept Jo busy . . . she will never forget working as a waitress at the Lord Wakefield . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. Leader's Club, Soph Hop Committee, and Junior Prom Com- mittee are among Leelocks school activities. Outside of school she participates in Youth Club and Rainbow. Suppressed desire is to live in an apartment . . . treasures her teddy bear Rapid and her stuffed dog BeeCee . . . dislikes people who constantly argue. Her future plans include attending a Junior College . . . will never forget the 1962 Melrose-Wakefield Hockey Game . . . Her advice to underclassmen is Don't wait till the last minute. CAROLYN CARLEY 67 Forest Street Ambitious Cal is kept busy with F.T.A., Inter Nos, Band, Girls, Choir, Thespians. Oracle, Rifle Club, and various church activities . . . enjoys sewing, knitting, swimming, and camping out . . . wants so badly to take a cement block out of the corner of the gymnasium . . . holds the memory of the trip to Atlantic City as the best . . . treasures her charm bracelet . . . hopes to become a high school English teacher. RICHARD KING CARTER 16 Spruce Street Bowling, hunting, fishing, and water skiing are Dick's favorite pastimes. He hopes to become an electrician or mechanic . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . will always remember the football games and the school lunches. Dick advises underclassmen to stay away from Mr. Sardella's office!