Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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»LWArS BELOW THE OTHER FELLOWS PRICE fmr FOR QUALITY I ST FOR SERVICE QUINCY MARKET 306 MAIN STREET THE LARGEST AND NEWEST ASSORTMENT FAIR ANO COURTEOUS TREATMENT LOCKE Wholesale LUMBER . . Retail . . RUBEROID ROOFIMG, r A. U», AMD PAPER. Office and Yard - - ALBION STREET, NEAR UPPER DEPOT Headquarters for Harvard Mills Underwear Qordon Dye Hosiery Hercules School Hose for Children Blankets and Puffs J. W. POLAND 413 Main Street Wakefield, Mass. GEORGE W. BEASLEY 439 Main Street Wakefield, Mass. DEALER IN Crockery, Tinware, Stationery and Confectionery GEO. W. EATON QROCERIES 394 Main Street Wakefield JAMES H. MURPHY Attorney at Law 526 Tremont Building Boston, Mass Telephone, Haymarket 1768-1 DeCECCA BROS. DSALBRS IN Foreign and Domestic Fruits Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco Tel. 42-3 410 MAIN ST. The Flower Store loi Albion Street, Wakefield Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs a Specialty Potted Plants of All Kinds For Sale B sL Racket At Bracket ' s, tapping Big Shoes and Little Shoes, Long Shoes and Short Shoe . Wide Shoes and Narrow Shoes, and some that u.sed to be shoes. Rubber work of all kinds warranted. 73 Aibio. St. W. N. BRACKETT

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THE DEBATER WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WAKEFIELD, MASS. Graduation Number - June, Nineteen hundred seven

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THE DEBATER. VOL. V. NO. 6. JUNE, 1907. Price 10 Cents. GRADUATION, CLASS OF 1907. Graduation, the most important event in the school year, takes place on the evening of Thursday, June 27, and on this evening the school will do its best to show to its citizens of the town the results of their long years of study. As all graduation programs must es- sentially be similar the program of this needs no special re- mark. It is intend- ed to represent the best ability that the school affords. Miss Emma L. Capipbell, who is taking the classical course, is to be Val- edictorian and will deliver the usual farewell address at the close of the ex- ercises. The Salut- atory has been ■ ' MISS EMMA CAMPBELL awarded to Harold valedictorian, class ' 07. E. Crocker, who will deliver an original address on The Making of a Nation, and the honor part to Miss Bernice Pendergrace who will deliver Longfel- low ' s King Robert of Sicily. The four other speakers are Miss Mabel Isa- belie Dignan, Mr. Charles Jordan, Mr. Glide G. Morrill, and Mr. William H. Murphy. One of the numbers on the program, slightly different from any former number, is a debate between Morrill and Murphy on the question. Resolved, That Capital Punishment should be abolished in Massachusetts. Mr. Morrill will argue for the affirmative and Mr. Murphy will uphold the nega- tive. Both the gen- tlemen have been members of the De- bating Society dur- ing the greater part of their high school life, and a debate will be a means of showing the bene- fits derived from the society. The grad- uation music will be under the direction of our music master, Mr. Geo. F.Wilson, who will doubtless continue his unqual- ified success of pre- vious years. T o t h e seniors, their graduation day must always be one of the best remembered of their lives. To those who do not go to college it means the end of their school days, the end of the happy, care free life they have led for seventeen or eighteen years, the end of the joy and pride in their athletic teams, their debating societies, their happy social affairs, and the beginning of the hard, sober, game of life in which the law of preservation too often chokes the youthful happiness and buoyancy.