Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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llARRlET PALMER ERSKINE Chariot Britfgetcvzfvr Teachers' College Senior Play Usher 145. llarriet, though a quiet and conscientious student. is always ready to participate in social functions. Everyone knows Harriet and enjoys her company. She is planning to enter Bridgewater Teachers' College where her field of interest will be preparation for a teaching career. DOROTHY LOUISE FANCK Daffy Siminoizs Collage Field Hockey 125: Basketball 1251 Bowling 13. 453 Badminton 135: Inter Nos Club 12. 3, 45: Riding 1253 Archery 13. 45: Pin and Ring Com- mittee 135: Deans Office 1455 Library Staff 13, 455 Glee Club 1253 Publicity Committee Senior Play 1455 Golf 1453 Tennis 13, 45: Yearbook Staff 145. Who makes the schoolrooms and corridors ring with laughter? Who amazes the teachers with her quick response and fund of information? There is only one answer- Dotty Fanck. She is one of the most popular girls in Wakefield High, known everywhere for her jolly disposition. Her apti- tude for school work is clearly shown in the enviable record she has established. She has also played a prominent part in school activities. We know that Dotty's spontaneous giggle insures her a ticket along the road to success. HELEN FARRINGTON Farrie School of Beauty Culture Dinner Committee 1451 Field llockey 12. Although Farrie may seem to be a serious girl, she has a keen sense of humor, a trait which makes her very popular among her friends. She plans to be a beautician, and we feel sure that with her ability she will be successful. JEROME E. FOLEY Ronde Cabinet Making Football 115. Romie is one of those fellows whom everyone likes. He used to spend quite a bit of time at I8 Summer Street, but time marches on-so does jerome, Although he was an outstanding member of the freshman football team, he did not continue his football career. Perhaps he could have helped us defeat our ancient rivals from Melrose, had not fate intervened. 43' r .--w, ,fx ,Q an , J aa! 'fini an .X I K fit P1 YN? ,,f'x.P X 'K Page Twenty-tive

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MARGARET WINIERED DOWER 5 ' -' , Peggy . Uniixersiiy of New Hampshire . fix, , Field Hockey 12, 3, 493 Archery 13, 493 Track 123, ,H an Basketball 12, 3, 493 Riding 1293 Inter Nos Club or ' Y Secretary 1493 lnter Nos Club 12, 3, 493 Chair- -' ,H r man of the Publicity Committee 1493 Badminton 5 3 13lQ Bowling 13, 493 Baseball 12, 3. 493 Skiing 6' ' A 3 1493 Glee Club 1293 Tennis 12. 3, 493 Editor-in- Q . chief, Yearbook 149. Who's that whistling down the street? Why it's our own 3 inimitable Peggy with her boyish stride and twinkling eyes. 5 On the athletic held she hasn't a peer, and in the classroom 5 it ft she is a constant source of pride and joy to her teachers, as a V: Aww l 1 l Y j ' well as a' means of astonishment to her spellbound classmates. A5 .,, ff lhe Llniversitylof New Hampshire is indeed fortunate to S 4. coli welcome her to its ranks. Good luck, Peggy . fp 'i'ERi3sALEE powsuwo l3elJlJs jackson College lnter Nos Club 12, 3, 493 Basketball 1293 Riding 12, 393 liield Hockey 12, 393 Bowling 1293 junior Prom Committee 139: Senior Play 14lQ Yearbook ri' s Staff 1,-ill Senior Play Committee 149. 1 gg Bebbs , an alumna of St. joseph's School, excels in studies and sports. Despite her non-academic distractions, she has kept her marks up to first rank. ller portrayal of Mrs. Phifer in the Senior Play was tres bon. Bebbs is ek a friendly, fun-loving person, and she is also a conscientious worker. The best of luck to you, Bebbs . We know you'll gl enjoy college. Q. JAMES EBLINC. ff Ebbie Lf'i1i1'er5ify of ll'ist'oi1si1z lfootball 11, 2, 493 Intramural Football 1393 Base- ,S ball 1l, 493 lntramural Baseball 12, 393 Track 39 p 33 13, 493 Intramural Track 12, 393 Basketball 149: . Intramural Basketball 12, 39: Hockey 149: Soccer 3 1393 Senior Party Executive Committee 1493 Sen- 3 ior Play Committee 149. 1 3, Ebbie , a real athlete. came from Manchester. New ,S llampshire, in his freshman year and has been outstanding in many sports and committees. lihbie's ability to make friends is rewarded hy his popularity among his classmates. in lle plans to study further at the University of Wisconsin. e 'I I . Q DOROTI l EA EDC ETT Q. Dolly Business School ,Q s Tennis 1l, 293 Basketball 12, 393 Archery 12, 3, 493 1 3. Bowling 1l, 2, 3, 493 Class Color Committee 1493 .5 CJ Inter Nos Club 149. L: Dolly , another l.incoInite,. has played an active part in high school affairs where her kindly ways and friendly smile 5 have endeared her to her classmates. She has divided her time equally between sports and scholastic work. 'Dolly' gf plans to attend a business school before choosing her profession. r' I Ji ...... Ji ...... Ji ...... JZ ...... R, Ji ...... Ji ...... .Fl ...... FL JZ ...... R, '--4 Page Twenty-four

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0 3 S ' I M.-1XRGARE'I' FORBES 1ll11.!.QSiL ' Svcrclarial School I . Basketball 12. 33: Bowling 12, 3, 435 Tennis fl, Q11 wi. Q 33: .Xrcliery 12. 43, 433 Inter Nos 13. 433 Senior 'li Play Stage Lrew H33 Glee Club Cl, 33. 'fMuggsie, another Creenwoodite, appears to be quiet: '35 vt ' but appearances are sometimes deceptive, ln fact. she is ,Q s full of fun, Iler high school years have been nlled with club 3 work and sports. Since lVluggsie is a painstaking worker, 1 - s n gl' she will prove to be a resourceful secretary. Q '51 . LAWRENCE FOSS Bird School of Design . Will Committee C43. Bud, a graduate of the Warren School, is an energetic 5 3 person. Ilis favorite outdoor sport is skiing, and he spends G, all the time possible enjoying it in New Hampshire. His li, hobby, which he plans to convert into a profession, is making A jewelry. llis dextrous fingers make rings and bracelets which would do credit to experienced craftsmen. if IQMIIERINE rosTER Kitty ,llliddlelmry College cf Inter Nos 12. 3. 433 Yearbook Staff C433 Senior Play Make L'p Committee 1433 Swimming 1233 Archery fl, 333 Skiing C33. Kitty, a graduate of the Warren School. has found and 1-ye kept many friends in Wakefield lfligh. Iler quiet, but always gf cheerful, manner has enabled her to become well known. She is one of our most conscientious girls, and her marks have always been high. With ability and personality like yours. Mliittyf' we all know that your years at Middlebury College will be pleasant, and that you will reach your goal. RL SSIELI. II. FRANCIS Pee ll't't ' L'Ilf'l't'VSIf.1' of ffaliforiiitz Football Cl3g junior Prom Committee 1315 Ili--Y Club 123. y l -as llere's another of our boys who has given the girls his share of heart Paines . Pee Wee's work in the afternoon in Pops store has kept him from playing football, basket- ball, and the like. llowever, it just shows that you do not have Io be a football hero to get along. Pee Wee has done well for himself. and if those California beauties are all gl they're supposed to he. he will be right at home zlud ILISI as popular in the Golden State as he was here in dear old Wakefield lligh School. 'A . 3 Page Twenty-six