Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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5 .XLGLSTINE P.-XL'l, BOCCELLI tins United States Navy i-iiuttsait ti, zpg Basketball tn. fkugustine. a rather quiet but popular member of our class. hails from the liranklin Grammar School. He has not participated in many school activities, but he is a well-known figure among his classmates. llis teachers have found him to be a co-operative studentg his fellow teammates know him 1 to be a willing player. We know you will rise to prominence 5 on the high seas. Gus .ig CARI. HENRY BROWN, JR. it 'fliro1.'t1iv Photography one cgitiis oi: cuss may Usher oi. Carl Brown, the '.'giant from the Lincoln School, has made a lasting impression -on Wakefield High School. lo the fullness of his height. he ls filled with the best to be found. Carl is an ardent enthusiast of photography and is considering this field of work as his future occupation. Perhaps -he will fp some day be our class photographer, Who knows? , Us ,ions i.Esi.iE BRuCE job1zn1e journalisnz Melrose Swimming 'leant fll: Glee Club tl, 3, -ll: ls liootball f2l: Student Council f-ll: Senior Party f flommittee f-lt: lliHY Club f-ll: Yearbook Assist- ant Business hlanager fell: Cheerleader t-lt. .lohn is one of our most popular students. lle moved from 5 Melrose his freshman year and soon made his presence known in several fields. A familiar face behind the lunch counter, he has served us all with cheerfulness and skill. llis ambition to become a news expert is a worthy one. llere's wishing you ll scoop, Aloltn. fItJl.liY l.lfkk'lS l3LiRl3.'XNK, -IR. ffnflivt' Tufts College liand tl. l, 5, 4t1 Orchestra fl. 2. 3,.4lg Trackitllll 'Iunior Prom fjontnuttee til: Senior Play Lom- nuttee f4l. flongratulations to one of our most talented seniors. lfor the Past two years, every one of our football games has been , made complete by C:olby's performance as drum mabior. Be- cause of his perseverance and his ability with a slide rule. success as an aeronautical engineer will come to him quickly. if t 3 ...... ...... .frm ........ , .....,. .nn ........ ...... .nf ....... Page 'l'welx'e

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S1 9' 3 :ll . 3' if 3-' Sf 3 ELLIOT WILSON BARTLETT NB11d Undecided Senior Play Cast C45. Bud has not participated in many of our school activ- ities. but he is well liked hy his friends and classmates. Although he is undecided as to his plans for the Iuture, we know he will make good in anything he attempts to do. .-XMFDEC5 P. BFNFDFTTO HBE'II7Ij'H Aft1SSt1t'lIIlSt'ffS College of Pharmacy Motto Committee 635: Senior Play Lighting Committee f-15. .-Xlthough Benny hasn't taken part in many extra-cur- ricula activities. he certainly is one of the best-liked members of the Class ot' '4l. There is no need of introducing him to anyone. for his happy grin and friendly way will long be remembered among his classmates. We wager you'll never lack prescriptions. because we are going to bring ours Io you, Amedeol ALAN D. BILL Dila fIlasxarli11se1'z's College of Pliarumry Band fl, 2, 3, 453 Glee Club fl. 2. 3, 453 Inter- class Football CZ. 45: Kllikadn f3, 45: Graduation L'sher 535: Senior Play C453 Senior Party Com- mittee f45: Hi-Y 545. This tall, smiling. popular youth has been very active at Wakeheld High School. .-X talented actor. he plaved success- fully the leads in the ,llikailo and in our Senior Play. 111110 Mad. A faithful worker on all committees, Greenwood's Alan Bill has been outstanding during his four years at Wakeheld Iligh School. I ,EON BIANCI IA RD. IR. I.!'0lI Almiit-inn Glee Club IZ. 3. 451 fllikado K35: Class Day Usher 5351 Senior Play C45. If we were to determine the class humorist. the crown would he placed on l.eon's head. Always ready with a hearty laugh, a witty joke, or a clever repartee. he has lightened many of our cares. For his splendid portrayal of Elmer in the Senior Play. we give him hearty applause, Best of luck in the future, Leon. rg'- 5.4 Fan Q .. '15 f .R Page Eleven

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Sf DXXIEI, GEORGE BLRNELL ufhlllu C1171 Surriru 3 5, Boys grow big and strong in Maine, where Dan comes from: and he is no exception. llis conservative, though friendly manner, has endeared .him to all. 'lle plans Io go into Sy the Post Utlice Department ol Livil Service. where his luture ambition can be realized. Q .eXl.l'RliD CXRDILLO 5 f'7t'd L'lIdt't'idUJ ff .Nllred is one of our class members. who are active outside as well as in school. lle is an ambitious lad with so .many ei il ns lo h ture that he has not yet detern ed Ins lile S t a . r I e lu . .. D nn . work. l-red is a reserved member ol the class, but all who know him value him as a true lriend. 9' PAISN K. c,,xRistfi-t.,x l gf Pal ljlldvcided liootball ll, 2, 3, 41: Basketball ll, 2. 3, -ll: Baseball ll, 2, 3, ll: 'lrack li, -ll: Color Com- .-fs av Q. mittee lglj lnterclass Basketball tl. ZH: lnter- rp 5 class Baseball ll, Zl. 'Q Pat is another one ol' those dynamic Franklin School boys. llis 21CflV.llflCSv2lf6 not limited .to sports, for Patsy has 'Q an amazing quality ol producing activity no matter where he is. Patsyfs future may be undecided, but we know that it will 3 contain laughter and cheer. Dom B. CARPENTER ff 3 Yiwu-H5ted A mzapolis gl Debating 'lieam tNlalden Catholic High, Zl, Although Don's stay with us was for only the junior year, he has become well known and well liked by all. ln his hrst S two years at Malden Catholic, Don was an active member of the debating team. lle has spent his last year at Randles 5 School, Washington, D. C., in preparation to enter the United States Naval Academy. The class of '-ll wishes you the best 'B of success, Don. 9' 5 . Page Thirteen