Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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ANNE DEVINE qw Gerry Birnleff College f, 5' Senior Play Publicity Committee l-lfg Yearbook 'E Staff to cd We are indebted to Everett for having given us Gerry, ' Q She came to Wakefield in her junior year and has endeared herself to many durin her short stay bv her pleasant person- Q alitv and attractive ways. She plans to enter the business . world, and. before another year rolls around. she will be found at Burdett Lollege. lhe Class of lU4l wishes you success and happiness, Anne. 5 lilfND.Xl.l. fNl.XSUN DOl-BF.1XRE QI HIXVFIIH L'llIf1'UfSffj' of Nm: llanzpsbire Band 15, -ll: lllee Club ll, 2. 3, -lf: Senior l'lay Publicity Committee Ill: Yearbook Staff f-ll: Hzllf-1' llem Reporter 13. ll: Student Council lllg lli Y U 3 45 lien, one oflour most active. although quiet citizens of tomorrow, CoI'l1:'s from the llurd Grammar School and leaves us with memories of his grand sense of humor and his ability to fulfill his duties quietly and efficiently, lien says little. 3 but he has proved to us that he has a clear and logical mind and lacks no courage. We know lfls line character will aid in carrying him successfully through his college life. 0 MARAIORIE DOL'CE'l'T .lfzIf,ef8 l'llt1c't'f1f4'cf Bowling Cl, 253 Basketball Clf. Margie has spent little time on school activities because of outside interests. Still she always has a ready smile for Mr. 5, lfisher which helps to keep him in a iolly frame of mind. Best of luck in the future. Marge, and don't stop smiling. 5 21 li 1' B.-xRis,xR.-x i,xNE'r Dow ' ri Barb Music School ,jf 'lennis ill: Glee Club Cl, Z, 335 Orchestra fl, - 2. 3, 41: Concert Mistress of Orchestra 63. 43. W During her freshman year, Barb entered our class, For 16' R W in the past four years. she has been prominent in musical activities and has heldthae honor seat in the orchestra her last two years. A capable violinist and a grand person like Barbara will be 4 - ff heartily welcome in the world of music. .1 'Q if . .nz ....... n, Page Nineteen

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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 .

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lv tif Cl IARLES j. DULONG gy Chick Nortbeasterrz g lfoothall ll ll Glee Club Cl, 233 Chairman Trans- Av portation Committee, Senior Play Q-llg Football Manager LZ, 3, -lj. As the celebrated water-boy, Chick has gained popular- K ity and a reputation for his lrankness and consideration for fp 9' others. l,et's hope he finds success at Northeastern, where a he is certain to make many friends because of his obliging - gl manner and his good scholastic rating. bf R l 'SSlil.l- FDW.-X R DS is Russ .elrrplarze .llvchazric va' Russ is that likable, unassuming. curly--haired boy from Q l,ynnIield. lle does notsay much, but he thinks-and that's just as important. sludging, from his past record, Russell will certainly be successful in any held, and we hope that his plans lor being an airplane mechanic will be realized. if Q r i ep XYll.l.l.-XM EMERSON Q Willie M. I. T. qi Although he has slighted our extra-curricular activities, ,Q Willie has been very busy in Lynnlield Centre tinkering 1 'Q s xiith automobiles. llere is a student who should become one gl ot-our loremost engineers. llis interests have given him many lriends who wish him luck in his new venture. ' 'fi Gi-Xl,liN LOREN FARRAR Galen Trade School ff' mee Club ri, 2, 33. Q N ,X talented singer and an avid camera fan is this lad from 4. the lincoln School. Although he has not participated in many I, :' ol the school activities, he has made us conscious oi his presence '-. by his enthusiasm. lle desires. to develop a trade whenuhis z 3,4 school days are over. .Ns a rising young man in a rapidly expanding held, Calen is certain to Succeed. 'is . Page 'livventy