Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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9 st-Ay'roN ELGENE Cizoss Slaytmz Aircraft School Sf Slayton is another ol' our lynnlield boys. .Xlthough out- 552, xxardly he is quiet and reticent. he is a genuine friend and a grand lelloxy to those who know him well. Slayton, who aspires to be an aviator, possesses a scientific spirit and deter- ? nrnation 'equalilications for such a worthy vocation. - yi 'rn '31 ni . 2' GEURGISS .Xl..BER'l', CUl.l.lYN el ,ll Boston College of Pbaraiztlry LD J lli-Y Club CZ, 371. lli--Y lresident ill: Student cw Council Hi: lennis ll. 3. -ll: Senior Play Com- g' mittee ill: Senior Party Committee lll. , .Xllwert brought with him from the Warren School a per- Chl sonality that is appealing to all. lle is popular with pupils and faculty alike. but his genial nature has made a hit with the girls since his freshman year. '3Xl may end juggling sodas lor pretty co-eds: even so, we wish him the best ol' 'A 2 luck while studying pharmacy. Since he deserves only good 'S Q .oh . 1 things, we know that Dame Fortune will smile upon him. S' 'Q . gl LLCY CzARNo'rA - Lllfy .'lle41'tc'al SUCl'L'iary Tennis tlj. l-ucy Czarnota is just another example of the old adage, Good things come in small packages. During her four years sf in Xlalaetield High School, she has proved herself capable of tollowmg. her chosen career as secretary. lf triencllmess has any bearrng on success, we soon may expect to see Lucy high on on the ladder of fame in the business world. Q, l L I h e 4 oeonoe M. DALAND If Pidgy .'lL'I'0lIllIlffL'L1Z Ezzgiriveriizrg 45, liootball Cll: Band tll: Glee Club t-llg W. H. S. Sports Reporter C355 Soccer CZ, 39. wp-'gg George has caused the hearts of many of our fairer sex 3 to flutter more than once. His friendl manner and winnin . . . . . Y S . smile have won him a legion of friends. The held of aeronaun gf tics offers him a bright future. Keep your nose away from the propeller, Pidgyl Page Seventeen

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3 wixsiox cj. Coxmp 5 Win Night School 5 Class Day l'sher til: Senior Play Committee Ht. XX'in. a graduate of the llurd School, entered Wakefield lligh School as a conscientious young man. With this benev- 3 licial asset and his genial sense of humor to gain him many - friends, Winston expects to enter the business world next 2 year. With ambition as his spur, Winston will progress rapidly. EQ l5RlfiDliRlCli A. COOK I-'red' BllSfIIL'SS School Q. Clee Club ll, 2. 3, ll: 1.oolw1ff Staff li, 471 ,Q 5' Gilbert and Sullivan Club 1311 lli-Y Club t-ll: 2 Senior Play Cast f-ll. .5 l3red has had a fairly busy life at Wakefield lligh .5 School and let's hope he has the same experience in the busi- ness world. lle is a familiar figure at all performances of the Clee Club. and further displays his versatility by efficiently selling uI.UUlff7lIfS.ii Keep it up, Frederick. Youll go places! 5 Q 5.4 C' ?e . .'Xl.sXRG.'XRl'i'I' COS'lIXN'l'lNO llonor Pupil .ll1yg1t ' Slvllczgfzlpltfr Basketball tl, 2 ll Archery lllg Baseball C235 Make-up Committee Q41 Q Nliggie came to us from the lfranklin School. When she ventures forth from Wakefield High School into the busi- ness world, she will find many problems to face, but we are not worried about her. She can compete with the best and S will make an excellent stenographer. lp RICI l.XRlJ GRIECURY CRONIN lJn'lcl' Cizifed Slafvs .X't1z'y lnterclass Basketball tl, Zlg lnterclass lfootball df' llli junior Prom Committee ffll GVZ11-lU2lIl0n L'sher ting lli-Y Club tl, ll: Senior Play Com- mittee l-ll: Senior Play Cast t-ll. i Ei -lust suggest a tall, ambling, happy-go-lucky fellow, and all will immediately think of Dick Neyer seen'in an angry gp moment, lie has been one ol the brightest spots in our class. Ile has a yen lor a sailor's life: and his high character. we feel sure, will 'make him a worthy worker for Uncle Sam. e is df' ...... Page Sixteen

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J PATRICIA DAY Pai Ixfdfflllfillf? Gibbs Bowling ll, 213 Basketball Ill: Tennis tllg Golf 5 Ill: Inter Nos Club IZ, 3, -ll: Inter Nos lea gf Dance lllg Pin and Ring Committee Ulg Senior ,5 Play ml. senior Party mg Cheerleader to In 'l'here's no need to introduce the foremost actress of the 3 class of '4I, for everyone knows that sparkling, happy-go-lucky f redhead who. incidentally, is exceedingly popular with the op- posite sex. The most radical leader of the famed P. E, P. 5 Club will long be remembered among her classmates for the many hours ol orlglnal lun she has sponsored. l:RNl:5l MICHAEL DECICCO Alike College Baseball iz, 3, 455 liootball tzl. Mike is that dark, good-looking boy in our class. AI- Q though Ile has an unassuming nature. he also possesses a happy. companionable, and fun-loving personality. During his high- school days, he has been an ardent baseball player. We know 3 that any college will be fortunate in having Ernest as a mem- I, 5' ber ol lts student body. '3 EI FRANK DELROSSI Uflflu lgUUkkL,l'Pt'f 3 Del is that very pleasant classmate who spent his early school days at the l5rankIin School. Ile is interested in ac- y counting, and with his ability he will be successtul ln hls 4.19 cllusell flelcl. kb bl Q ANNIE DIQMPSISY llonor Part .llllle Serrclilriiil Svllool gl Girls' Clee Club I l. 2. 31: lennis Ill: Archery Ill: Basketball Ill: Iizlselwall lllg Yearbook Stall I-ll: Senior Play Publicity CUITIHIIIICC HI. fa .Xnne has been one ol' our honor students llllllllgllillll her 5 l'our years. Although undecided at present as lo her plans. 2 - she lavors a college ol' business administration, where she can 5 major in secretarial science. lfrom our personal knowledge of Q her ellicient work, we know that she will become a chief exec- IIIIYL' one ol these days. Q? . I ef -4 '31 . Page liighteen .