Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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J I, J J J J J J J I, J J J J J J J J I, J J (L J I, J J J J HAROLD SIMiNCHR BRNNI: 1 1 Abe ' Undecided Cross Countr - (2. 3, 4): Track (2): Basketball (1. 2, 4): Baseball (A. 4): Junior Prom Commit- tee: Football (1). “Abe” is another of the long line of Greenwood boys who ha e made gc.iod at Wakefield High School. Very ably has he filled the shoes of his older brother. Alton, in sports. ' ' . be” was Cross Country (iaptain in his Senior year, anil he was a first team pitcher on the baseball squad. Harold has been a ery good student, and has earned the best regards of his teachers, ' our classmates wish you success and good fortune, “.Abe”. jOSFPHlNF Bll ICKI ciy Private Secretary Senior Play Committee of Specialties. “ja ’ came to the Wakefield High School from the Franklin School. ' This small, dark-haired girl possesses a cheery smile for all her fellow students; we know that she will achieve much as a private secretary. FLORENCE P. BLAIR Honor Pupil “ Honey Undecided Secretary of junior Class: Inter Nos Club (3, 4); President of Inter Nos (4); Hi-4 ' SPECF.ATOR Staff (3, 4): Athletic Council (2, 3, 4): Senior Play Cast: Glee Club (3): Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4): Field Hockey (3, 4): Bowling (3, 4); Riding (4). “Honey” has taken a prominent part in all the school acti ities and is a popular member of the Senior (21ass. The Inter Nos Club has been fortunate in having her as its ener- getic leader for the past year. During her four years in high school. “Honey” has taken an acti e part in most of the girls ' sports and has been a member of tire .Athletic Council for three t ears. W ' e have no doubt, ' 4 loney , but that ' Aeuell” make a success of whatever “Bob” (s) up in the future. BERNAL I NE BR. NNON v ' ' Beruie Secretary Basketball (1): Bowling (2. 4): H(.)rseback Riding (4): Publicity Committee of Senior Play. Lvnntield is noted for its beautiful women, and Berna- line is no exception to this fact. A ' ery active in sports, she has made many friends at W ' akefield High. Some future busi- ness man will be very much pleased with his charming sec- retary. we are sure. - r (P 1 ) r r r r r f 1 f r r 1 ' I r f r u

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KICIIAKI) Al.l.l: BARNHS Undecided Tables ami Motto Committee Most graduates of the Warren Grammar School prove to he scliolars and loyal friends when they come to high scliool. ‘‘Ricir is no exception to this rule, lie has made many friends at Wakefield High School, and at the same time has maintained a high scholastic rating. ' our classmates wholeheartedly wish you gootl luck, ‘ ' Rich”. MARY JOSliPIIINT BARR ' t’ ‘7v ' ; ' Business School Basketball (2); Bowling (3), Being recommended as an excellent sUulent, .Mary came to us from the St. Joseph ' s Parochial School. . sweet, sunny (.lisposition, a charming smile, and merry brown eyes — all characterize our Mary. .Although she participated in sports her sophomore and junior ears, she concentrateil on her studies her Senior year. .Mary ' s cheerfulness will, we know, show itself in every dilliculty in her tuture work. .And as for her scholarship — well, just count her name on the Honor Roll ' Biig ie ANTHONY R. BENEDETTO Benny ■ ' Benny ' ' is one of the quiet, retiring fellow from the ' ood ' ille School. However. Benny s that he is better than that fellow who cracks je radio. Mav you have success at Northeastern, Page Ten

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©Q=5 CP ' (L J (L J (L J] (L )) (L J i )) i j) (L i) (L J (L J (L J J (L J (L J) J) i i J iL J (L J (L J (L J (L Q= s(r °Q:=«;Cr Q== (?= ' Q== i3= Q= o(r Q= ,(?== Q== Cr= Q==: (r= C!= RICIIARI) liUNTUiV BRIDGH Valedictorian Pick Dari mouth Collef’e (ilee (dub (1,2, i 4); Secretary of Glee Glub (4); lli- ' t ' (2, 5, 4); Nice Rresitlent of lli-’f’ (4); litlitor-in-Ghief of I li-V SRHC TA ' I ' OR (4); Ciirad- uation I ' slier (4): Senior Play (iiast; , ssociate lulitor of Yearbook. At the head of the group that came from the Montrose School is Dick’’. Me has maintained ery high marks throughout his high school career — in fact he has been our most brilliant student. Dick’’ was a highly valued member of our P)o s’ Glee (dub and has been intlispensable to the lli- ' (dub. As liditor-in-(diief of the SPlifdl ' .A I ' OR. he has proveil his versatility and cleverness. W ' e know he will con- tinue his high scholastic stamling in Dartmouth next year. I r»v f-d.PANORH .MAE BROWN “Brou ' uic Undecided Secretary of English Club (I); WakefieUI High School . mateur Shows (2. 3); Junior Prom En- tertainer (3); Senior Play Specialty (4). lli-(,le-ho! Here she is. folks! She is our bubbling. efTer- escent bundle of joy. Eleanore’s talent as a blues singer is certainly outstanding. .Mthough Brownie’’ is apparently- un- liecidetl about her plan for the future, we can assure you that some day she will rate high as an entertainer. See you in lights, Brownie”! .MAECOEM W. BROWN “Mac” Undecided Class Day LYher (3); Hi-V Club (2, 3); Band (2): I rack (I): Eootball (2). I he bashful blonde from the Hurd School” — that ' s .Mac . .Although he is shy with the girls, any boy will tell you he is a great fellow”. 1 le has a fine sense of humor that will help him greatly in the future. His generous nature, plus his good looks, are responsible for his car always being full of passengers. W’e feel sure that .Mac will come out on top” in whatever he undertakes in the future. .MILDRED BROWN “Milly” urse . Elly , who comes from St. Joseph’s Grammar School, seems to be bashful : but among her friends she is known as a good sport and a pleasant companion. We know she will make a perfect nurse, so — good night, nurse! I I I I 1 f I I r