Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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Irene Mayer, Hood Milk Co. (office). Mary McAuliffe, Eaton ' s Express. Cecelia McCarthy, Sanitas Mfg. Co. Gertrude Mellett, N. E. Mutual Life Ins. Co. Roger Moore, Home. John Murray, Express Office, South Station. Ph;iip Orme, Boston Albany Railroad. Leeman Packard, Wentworth Institute. Ruth Peabody, Salem Normal School. Dorothy Pease, Salem Normal School. Herbert Rea, Norwich University. Bertha Reynolds, John Hancock Ins. Co. Edward Rich, Jr., Boston University. Luella Sidney, Laskey Commercial Col- lege. Dorothy Skully, Liverpool, London Globe Ins. Co. Evangelos Soteriades, Boston Maine. Harold Surrette, Portsmouth Shipyard Mabel Thrush, John Hancock Ins. Co. Arthur Tupper, Globe Printing Office. Allston Van Wagner, Harvard Knitting Mill (office). Sylvia Vint, Winchester Laundry (of- fice). Florence Westover, Hinckley Woods Insurance Co. Everett Wilkins, Mass. Inst. Technology Elizabeth Winkler, Aetna Insurance Co. Bernice Young, Mercantile Reference Bond Association. —Gladys Purdy, ' 19. Alumni Editor. CROSS COUNTRY 1918 Owing to the three weeks ' vacation and the apparent lack of interest in cross coun- try shown by the schools in neighboring towns, this season, Wakefield has been able to compete in but three meets. These were the Knights of Columbus open meet at Wor- cester, a dual meet with Reading High at Reading, and a dual with Medford High at Wakefield. The Worcester meet was easily won by Abe Levine. He took the lead early in the race and was unchallenged. The order of the men next finishing was R. Batten, second; A. Burke, third; S. Levine, fifth; J. Reid, sixth; G. Clemens, seventh, and 0. Butler, ninth. The score was Wakefield seventeen, Worcester forty-five. The Reading course also proved to be an easy one for the local team. The order of the men finishing was: A Levine, first; S. Levine, second; J. Reid, third; A. Burke, fourth; O. Butler, fifth. Wakefield won fifteen to forty. The only race over the local course was run with Medford High School. The order of the m.en finishing was: A. Levine, first; R. Batten, second; S. Levine, third; J. Reid, fifth ; 0. Butler, sixth, and A. Burke, sev- enth. The score was W. H. S. seventeen, M. H. S. forty-two. No championships were held this year, but we have added another unblemished season to our four others. , — Capt. Raymond Batten. INDOOR TRACK The indoor track season was opened in early January by the Interclass meet. The Juniors finished on the top with forty-one points. O ' Neil of ' 20 won the 30 yard dash, trailed by Frizzell and Hancock, also of ' 20. The winners of the 300 were: Batten ' 19, Draper ' 20, and Frizzell ' 20. The 600 went to the Seniors, with Levine and Reid of ' 20, second and third. The 1000 and mile were captured by Levine and Burke. O. Butler and S. Levine of ' 21 took the thirds. The high jump went to Sea- bury ' 20 and the shot-put to Low, a Sopho- 20