Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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MXEWXQWMBWXEWXSWXQWMBGMXEWXEWXQMMBWK lil,lZABli'lill DECECCA lJ'11l7t ' Lilldwfdvtl .N'1'z'1'1' llll'l'L' that till fU1lI0l'TU'Z,c', you can do today. 'lllabeu is that vivacious brunette from the liranklin School. .Xlthougn she has not participated in many school activities. she has a sparkling personality that is an asset to any class. Ks yet. she has not decided what she will do when she leax es school, but we-'are sure that ,when she makes up her mind she will succeed in her undertaking. Glft1Rbl: B. Dr1Rt1t,lll:. -IR. l'11l.e,t ' Bzrxifzexx Career For i'o11ft'111fiI11l11111 lie, 111111 T'l1ll11tY' fnr111ed. l-ootball tl. 1. 41: Basketball tl1: llockey tt. 413 lnterclass Basketball t213. lnterclass Baseball tl. 313 Senior Party Committee t-113 Senior Play Committee t41. Pitlgy. came to us from St. kloseplfs School and has been an outstanding athlete. Always popular among his class- ' m-ates. he enjoys showing his favors. Business is beckoning to him, and he hopes to answer its call. ,An . llililifsli Dll.l. L'11de1'i1!e1I To lciioze ber ix to fldil' lwr for 11 fr11'111I, 'lennis tl1: Bowling tl, 413 Clee Club tl, 2, 413 Gilbert and Sullivan Club t-l1j lsher and Candy Committee t411 Class Gilt Committee t41. l-or ll grand triend, with a sense ol humor and an inex- haustible fund ot' tales to tell, one could not do better than to pick lreene. With her even the smallest happenings become delightfully new and interesting. lreene is so alive that she inspires the rest ol' us- -we would not be surprised to hear some day that slte is it lix'e-wire in a famous organization. :mt L 4 Cll.XRl,t1'li'lilf Dt1lJGIi .Xlc1fifn'1 ' .Yirrxrrre 1 ' ti1t't'11 lo ,'iotp1t11l1l,t' V Basketball tl. 211 liield llockey tl1E ,Xrchery tl. ' - 'gi-an 21g lennis tl13 Bowhng tl. 21: tloll tt,-11: tilee I .ff A-gy, 5 - ' ,I Club tl. 2. 3. 413 Inter Nos Club tl. 5, 41: ,lumor I . i 1 ' l'roni Committee lill Senior Plat' Propertx' Com- Q . . f- of i mittee 141: Yearbook Statl 1413 Winter Sports tit. Y? A Skipper lhls made at great success ol' her tour tears ol' lnghscliool. She has entered w holelieartedly into school ac- tixities and has worked untiringly in behalli ol' XX.tkeIield lligh Sclttuil. She is the proud owner ol' gi sailboat. and has 1 shown her capability as an able skipper by winning inany 1 races .Xtter graduation she plans to enter the lield ol nursing. 1 Sweet sailing. Skipper l HKQQXXWQXXQQXXQQXXQQXYQQXKQQXHQQXFQQXXQQXXWQXM Page 'liwenty-six

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KMBWMBWXWGMXEWMBWMBGXMBWMBGWXSWMBWXEWK ML'Rllil. D.Xl.liY LllIL1t'1'Icft't1 S'ift'lIt'U is H16 HIUSII f1Crft'4'l' ltdftllltf of ftiyf' Clee Club 1411 Candy Committee 1411 Senior Play L'sher 1413 Decoration Committee 131. Muriel is one of the more retiring girls of our class, but deeds are more expressive than vvords. ller name has been consistently can the llonor Roll, and she is a student vvho de- serves the best. We admire her unobtrusive manner and her , co-operative spirit. l .XR'l'llL'R P.eXL'l. D'.XNGl2l.11 - pl rl L'!ltfc't'IdULf ,, 1 .. 1 .fl lad SIi71'c'7'U and true. 1 lnterclass Basketball 131: Golf 131: lnterclass utvif on Basketball 141. A'Art has been active in several school sports since he arrived from Wloodvllle. lle has done much in golf and is I one of the best members on the team. lle is known as a hard worker and a jolly companion by his friends, llis teachers respect him for his conscientious vvork and co- operation. Bi-XRB.XR.fX B. DAVIS limb liolwe 131151011 Sefton! of l'liys1't't1l lftlifctlfioii Hflltl-1' zip, play lift. and play flu' ,qiziiittu 'lirack 1l13 Archery 1l. 2, 3, 413 Baseball 1l. 2, 3, 413 Basketball 1l. 2, 3, 413 Captain 12, 313 Bovvlf- ing1l,2, 3.41: l3ieldllockey1l,2. 3, 413 Captain 1413 'liennis 1l, 2, 3, 413 Svvimming 1213 Badmin- ton 12, 3, 41: Girls' .Xthletic Council 1l, 2, 3, 41: V .ie 2' C', U I lnter Nos Club 12, 3, 41: Winter Sports 12, 3, 41: Cult 13 41 Senior Pl 11 Publi ity Komniitttt 141 ,,,, Yearbook Stall' 141 'lhe pride and ioy of our athletes is Barb, the hall ol our Creenvvood tvvins, vv hose abilitv vvith a tennis racket has brought her the school championship lor tvvo years Besides being a master of all sports. Barb's scholastic ability has given her a place on the Yearbook Stall. ller goodfnatured sportsmanship has vvon her many friends as vvell as trophies. We envy Barb's future gym pupils, for vve are certain that they vvill have one ol' the best physical education teach- ers that Bouve can produce. NXNCY B, DXYIS .X't111 fl IlIL'l'fA1' lictzil imzlzcfli tz tlwcrfiil t'o11i1!e11t11n'e, lrack 1l1g lennis 'lournament 1l, 2, 3, 413 .Xrch- ery 1l, 2, 3, 413 Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 1l, 2, 3, 413 Bovvling 1l, 2, 3, 41: l'ield llockey 1l, 2, 3, 41: Winter Sp11rts12. 3, 413 Golf 13. 411 lnter Nos Club 12, 3, 413 Swimming 1213 lnter Nos Board 12, 313 lnter Nos Yice President1 41: Badminton 12, 3, 41: Senior Play lransportation 1 Committee 141. Nan, one of our athletes, is also a good spt' everything she does. lf she studies as she has in liig school, vve knovv she surely vvill succeed in jackson College. She hopes to major in physical education. llave a class us, Nan, FSXQQQSXYZQQSXFQQSXKRQQSXKQQSXXQQSXBQQSXXQQSXXQQSXXQQQSXKQQQQXEQ Page 'livventy-fi ve

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MMBGMXEGMKEGXXEWMBWKQWMBGXXQGXXEWMBWMBGXM BARB.sXR.X DOURE lJorfrsie L'11i1'er51fy of .llline Slip shores you roermlv eyes, laziglvizrg lips, and 11 lcevn Jzzzmlf' liasehall lll: Senior Play Committee 145: Year- hook Stall l4l. lf anyone is searching for a perfect friend, we nominate lJoorsie as the ideal solution With quiet poise, a warm chuckle, an amazing store ol' knowledge, and a sunny disposi- tion that we all admire, Barbie is a creglit to her talented family and the lynnlield countryside. Graduation will mean the loss of one of our hest-liked classmates, hut we cannot hegrutlge her the success she will surely meet in college and in later life. X'lRGlNl.X M. DOL'CF'li'liF l't1try HQQIIIIIKIZIII Hsrleizce is the perfvrf herald of joy. Glee Club Ht: Gilbert and Sullivan Club Ht. Patsy is a worthy representative of the Woodyille 41- School. ,X-lthough she is one of .the taciturn members. of the class. she is known among her friends for her sincerity and good nature. As a beautician, we know, Pasty, that you'll he a success, lo you our hest wishes f-N GR Xflli C. lJlfXXlf HfrI'lI1'fL'U lilzllwrlilt' Grhlvf Her fart' is fair, fwr lu'tn'l it ffltfn , llaskethall ll, 213 Baton twirling lit: tilee Cfluh 'F ill: .Xrchery 42. ll: Golf ii, llg Senior Play Committee tltg Bowling llr I, 3, 41. Gracie has always heen one ol those girls who are a friend to everyone. ller hapoy smile and pleasing disposition are her well-known trade marks. Our hest wishes accompany her in the future. l.Eo Dl'Nl3lffIli H1.l't'H L'llt11Uz'It1Utl ll'illi lllclll-ft' lo':.'t11'tf notre, Q Before coming to the high school, leo studied at the lincoln School, Quiet. yet not dillident. he llils made many I 'B friends among the student hotly' during his tour years of at- ,pw tendance at the high school. l ee ls uncertain of his future work now. hut he is interested in and has tne ahility lo suceed in maritime work, 1 KXQQSXYQQSXXQQSXXQQSXXQQSXKQQQXYQQQSXEZQQSXXQQSXHQQSXYQQQSXK Page Twenty-seyen