Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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Q. CHARLES FREDERICK CAYER Charlie llfeizttrorilv Institute ff . Charlie is our mechanical wizard. Because of his in- i ' 5 genious devices. he has become familiar to us all. With his quiet smile and reserved manner, he reveals a determination to succeed which will guide him to his goal at Wentworth ln- el stitute. Cood luck, Charlie . 'Q RICHARD ARTHLTR CIIARTIER Honor Pupil Chick L'm1'et'idt'd fi ,,, Basketball ll,,Z. 3, -lt: Baseball Cl, Zl: Soccer Ol: Class Day Graduation Usher 633: Yearbook 431 Staff to le, A confirmed debater, Chick would make an outstanding lawyer, Despitehhis love ot argument, he is considerate ol ltls friends and is always helplul. Undoubtedly he will be attorney-general ol' Massachusetts in the near future. 5 .31 'E ea R. W.-Xl.'l'l2R Cl..-XRKE s Salutatorian 2 1 limiter llarfard leootball ll, ll: lrack tlly junior Prom Commit- tee lil: Graduation Lsher lil: Class Day Lsher 02 Ol: lli-Y ti, -ll: Ili-Y Ofiicer tall: Senior Play fp ch Committee tell: Senior Play Cast H33 President , : ol' Student Council Hi: Yearbook Staff HH. 5 gf Une ol' our most popular boys is Basher. Besides being prominent in school activities, he has been constantly onthe llonor Roll. .Xlter graduation lrom llarvard, Walter wishes qi Io enter the engineering lield: With his unusual ability and 5' grand personality, he is sure to attain his goal. Best ol eyery-- thing, Walter. 'j ,gl E 9 igxsiris Ctimo lim L'i1dt't'idt't1 fl -vs Basketball ill: .Xssistant Stage Manager, Senior 'W Play f-ll: library Staff C-ll. e Q. Short ol' stature. but not short ol' personality nor good E 5' humor, -lim has been a very popular member ol' our class. Ile is always lending a helpful hand: therefore, he is one whom Qt we all like Io call our lriend. We shall miss him. Q gf Q Page Fourteen

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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

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Q iEANxETTECoATEs Q Honor Pupil jay Katlfarine Gibbs 3 Bowling ll. 23: Archery ll, :lj junior Prom Committee til: Student Council l3l3 Director gf Inter Nos Club 13, -ll: Senior Play Property Committee f4l. During her early days at the Warren School, as well as Q. thosehspent with us these past four years, jay has attained fs :' prominence. Not only is she an efficient student, but also she Q is an eager and willing participant in school activities. Always ,gf keep your good-natured disposition and ability to make friends easily. Jeannette. and we know you will go far at Katharine Gibbs' Secretarial School. lil.l2.XNUR QIXNIS CUl.Pl'l lS .S 1iiHf6 L'lIt1e't'ftl't'4.l' to fjlee Club ll, 2, 3, ll: .-Xrchery ll, Zig 'liennis gt ll. Zi: Basketball ll, 2. illiiill-St'l71lli ll. 2,1 ill 'gp f l'ield llockev ll, Z, 313 Sensor Play Lsher 1 i Committee lll, ' 49 .Xs one of our most athletic girls, Eleanor has been outf Q standing in every sport she has entered. She is also one ol the most loyal members ol the Clee C.lub, and has gladly co- 5 operated in everything that she has been asked lu do. XX'e're betting that you'll be a hit in whatever field you choose: so 1 don't let Us down. Ellie y , . . s .w AJ fi llOXY,XRD MORRILI- Clll,Pl'l l'S A Hnmf Landau Q Band H, 413 Clee Club l-ll: lnterclass llaskelball g, ' l3l. ' , f ' . 3 , . , A gg.. ' 1 lloward -attended the ltarm and lrade School the first , 3' two Years alter grammar school, and then came to Wake- 1 r Q rw fi gl held lligh. .l-or the Iwo short years he has been here, he has ' made many lriends. Doc seems to- be musically inclined. and, rig V Ax 1, whatever musical group he may join, he will undoubtedly f 'G 4 Qi become a successful musician. Q, 7 ll f MARY COLWELL .llary lvlzfbariizt' Gibbs Salton! Basketball ll. ll: ,Bowling ll. 2, 433 Archery C412 lennis ll. -ll. Mary has spent four happy years with us at Wakefield lligh School. Proof of this statement is the ready smile with which she greets all. Efficient and conscientious, she has also showed herself to be prohcient in sports as well as studies. Stay as you are, Mary. and you will ride smoothly along the highway of life. Li' Page Fifteen