Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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'rss-we M .41 -3' RL lill M. BILL Billy Uzzdccided Bowling C3, -ll. Billy is very friendly to everyone, a trait that has made her well liked in Wakefield lligh. .Xlthough she has partici- pated in few of our school activities, we find her bowling at the very often. Billy's plans for the future are as yet undecided, but we are sure she will make a happy choice, jtJSliPlI BlSSO 'Al'i11lcy L'llILfL'L'ftfL'L1 Pinky , who began his education at lfranklin Grammar School. is one of the most ambitious members of our class. liventually he hopes to attend college and fit himself for a political career. Don't form a new party. f'Pinky , whatever you do. Wll.l,l.eXNl ,l.XNlliS Bl..XNCll,fXRD limi .tlvroiiurrimzl lziiigzizecrzdzg Band tl. 2, 3, 4lg Glee Club tl. 2, 3, -ll: lliMY Club 12. Bl: Yearbook Staff Ill: Class Day L'sher 1313 Senior Play l'nderstudy Hb: Property Com-- mittee HD: lnter-Class liootball 1473 l3ootball Dance Committee Ui. Bud is one ol' the l'alabella, Grout and Blanchard clan. lle has led a busy life for the last four years. Bud has been one of Mr. lianck's most dependable helpers. and his enthusiasm and joviality have made him one of the most popular students of our class. Since Bud plans to enter 'lufts College. we shall call on him to design our plane. .Xnd do we envy your scholastic ability, Bud l ,l.'XMliS BRADY lim Nets lluiizpxliiru L'i11t't'rsil,1' lioolltzlll fl, Z, 3, -Hg junior Prom Committee: Senior Play lixecutive Committee: Senior Play Cast: Yearbook Staff Hi. Where you find the closest haircut. the flashiest bow tie, the loudest socks, and the plaidest pants, you can find jim Brady. class clown. jim has been a class favorite from the moment he entered school. llis stocky build prompted him lo go out for the football team in his freshman year. Ile was on the xarsity squad his sophomore and junior years, and in his Senior year he held down the regular tackle berth, lle played hard, charging, heads-up football, and fans will always remember the good job he did in the Winthrop game. Ile stole the Senior Play with his rollicking portrayal of l3at- tie . which kept the audience laughing every minute that he was on stage. lf you carry that sunny disposition of yours through life, jim, you will be an assured success. inioioioioi 1:1131 in ini: ini: 3 in it Page lwelve

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jOllN KEVIN BARRY Bashar Law School Baseball tl, 2, 3, ll: Football tll: Basketball tlli Inter-class Basketball tl, 3l3 Inter-class Football 62. 3l3 Soccer tl. 3, 4lg Class Day L'sher t3l1 Senior Play Cast t-llg Yearbook Staff ill, llockey fll. john was a great favorite at St. tlosephs Parochial School, and he is one of the most popular boys in the class of 1038. lle is a noted baseball player, and he championed the cause of baseball before the School Committee and Athletic .Xssoci-Q ation when they were in doubt whether or not to con- tinue baseball in the schools. lle plays hockey as well as baseball, and he was a spark plug in the forward line last winter. As a member of the cast in the Senior Play, he por- trayed the character of his role skillfully and easily. To climax his brilliant high school career, he was elected Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook, a reward earned by honest effort. john has law school ambitions, and with his silver tongue, we may soon find him among the highest ranking attorneys of tomorrow. RALPH BARTllEl.MES Simi .llvrcluzizf flltlriizc Class Motto Committee f4l. Slim has been most appropriately named, as those of you who are acquainted with him know, lle went to the Lincoln School, where he was just as popular as he is with us. Slim has done a commendable job in helping to select our class motto: Try, Trust, Triumph . ln con- sideration of the fine work that he has done in the Wakefield High School, Slim should have no trouble in achieving a high command in the Merchant Marine, CONSTANCE PERN BEECllliR Connie .llassacluzscffs .4 rfs School Basketball tllg Bowling lllg l.ibrary Council t-ll: Senior Play' Stage Crew Hl: Yearbook Staff t-lli Archery t4l. f'Connie is a peppy little blonde who comes to us from the North Ward. ller gaiety, good humor. and cheerful chatter have made her very popular during her four years at Wakeheld lligh School. ller talent for drawing is well known, and we are sure she will be a success in her chosen field, We are looking forward to the future, Connie , when we may say. We knew you when-l ROBERT PAUL BENNETT Rabin Certified Public .elccoznzfant Hi-Y Club C3, 4l. We haven't heard much from this little fellow since he entered W. H. S., for when he came to us from Montrose, he buckled right. down to work. Rubin is inclined to be very quiet, but his friendswill tell you that he has an observ- ant personality. We predict that Rubin will go a long way in his chosen profession. Nothing escapes his eagle eyes: therefore he should be a wonder in accounting. ni inisiulq iii ini ini i ioiniuiuioi ini Page Eleven . .4431

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li RANCES ANNE BROWN uf'iI'4lI1U ffL1fl'Ll7ft'SSlIIg School Candy Committee Q-ll. Although Fran may seem to be a quiet girl, she has a keen sense of humor, a gift which makes her very popular among her friends. She plans to be a beautician, and we feel sure that with her ability and personality she will be very successful. ROGER KIMBALI- BCRKE Roy Sprizzeficltl College Basketball ll. 2, il: Cross Country ll, 3, ell: 'lrack 13. 4lg Spcrttzlor Stall 13, ll: Cross Country Co-Captain 4-llg President, lli--Y Club 1413 Yearbook Staff ill: Senior Play. llere we have. from Greenwood, one of the most pop- ular boys in our class. Ring has chosen Springfield College in which to continue his gymnastic work. Ile has fascinated many a person by his straightness and gracelulness in per- forming. blot content with excelling in athletics, he has made a place for himself as a leader among the boys. Rog is always ready for good fun or work. MARY El,lZABE'lill BURNS nlillfll5fc'U lizisinvss lfollcgv lfield llockey fl, 3l: Clee Club 12, 3, -ll: Archery t5l3 'liennis ljll llomeroom Basketball lil: Dean's Uflice t4l3 Inter Nos 1433 Senior Play Property Committee: Senior Play Candy Com- mittee: Senior Play Usher: Yearbook Staff l-ll. Burnsie nas been one of the most actiye girls in our class, as well as one of the jolliest. ller sparkling personality endears her to all. 'lihose who know her are kept in constant laughter by her witty remarks. Mary has a serious side. too, and you will always find her to be a true, dependable friend. EDWARD CHARLES CALLAN Red College Band ll, Z, 39: Baseball 12, 3l: llockey t-llg Class Day Lfsherg Senior Play Lsher: Football tl 1. . The many activities in which Red has participated dur- inghthese last four years have certainly kept him busy. But he is so enterprising that heqhas a paper route besides. Red is a member of our newly--formed hockey team. lle was in-- strumental. in securing its acceptance as a school sport. ln spite ot' his crowded schedule. Red has done very well in his studies. Such a conscientious lad will surely go to the top ot whatever profession he chooses. ni: ini: 11113 if ini inioi uinloiuininiuii in Page Thirteen sv .-2,5 2 TT -i' rv ff! e-7 . 'dx f -Q 'Q g