Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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bfkW?Xk556?Xk?56PXk5B6Kk5B6Xk5B6Xk?56?Xk5B65XkgBGXX556Xk5B65X32i JOAN CARTER joan 1.a5se11 llzzzior C01lega Glee Club ll, 3, -lylg lnter Nos ll, 2. 3. llg Student Council HJ. That charming, dignified senior is joan, a Lynnlield graduate. We shall always rememher her for her fine per- formance as Mrs. .Xldrich in the Senior Play. ller dramatic ability. plus her sweet manner, and distinctive personal traits. will be heartily welcomed at Lasell College. which she has chosen to he her future Alma Mater. b J?v Ck. R. CLAYTON Cll EEVER Clayl' Salesman Class Day Committee C-ll. Clayton is one of the jolliest members of the senior class. llis quick comehack.s have made him well known through- out the school, especially to Mr. Dower. Clayton is popular outside of school,Vtoo. Yes, youve guessed it! lrle's the one that passes out .til our sugar. We know that his sense of humor and genial personality will make him a successful salesman. may you forever add straight. g THEODORE CAYER Tell l'sher 131: Senior Play HJ: Stage Crew Com mittee GJ. WALTER W. CHEEVER Class Day Committee C-lb. arf U. S. Navy Ted is a quiet memher of our class, hut a faithful one lle ohtained his elementary education in the Warren School and since then we have enjoyed his good naturedness. May ycliu help hring us victory hy your enlistment in the Navy in Walt rlccouizfiizg School liver-grinning Walt is the possessor of a jovial person- ality tliat stirs everyones heart. llis happy-go-luck nature and his good looks have made him popular throughout high school We shall always remember carefree Walt and his effervescent smile. Good luck to you in your future undertaking, and EIYQQSXXQQSXXQQQSXXQQQSXEQQQSXRQQSXXQQSXKHQQSXXHQQSXKQQSXFQQSXEQ Page Seventeen

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SYLYIA B. CAPONE llonor Pupil Syl 1311514111 l.'1111'crs1fy 'lennis tllg Archery lllj Basketball tl, Zjg Bowl- ing tl, 213 lnter Nos tl-lg Chorus l-ll: Nearbook Stall l-ll. Sylvia, who attended the lfranklin Qrammar School, is one ol our proficient students. She also is' one ol' ourx most popular seniors, and intends to study teaching at the College ol' l.iheral .Xrts at Boston L7niy'ersity. Because ot' her schol- astic hrilliancy, the Class ol '42 will not lorget her. --Q, EYELYN CARDI LLO Honor Pupil Q ul:'I't'.t'H SCt'f4'lz1I'it1l Sfltvcll Manager ol' llome Room t3Jg l.oo1coul Stall' til: Decorating Committee 4,413 Deans Ullice Ht. liyelyn is a conscientious little Miss lrom the liranklin School. She is a friendly, studious girl whose ready sm and pleasing manner endear her to all who have the good fortune ol hecoming intimately acquainted with her. Une of u her greatest assets is her willingness to help. l2velyn's schol- astic ahility is among the hest, and we know that she will he indispensahle to her future employer. U lVlll.DRlED c:,xRD1i-t-o 6' Slllllfllfllfftlll ,ll1l 13115111655 School Senior Play Decorating Committee, Chairman Hlg Senior Play' Prompter t-lll 1.1101611111 Statf, Cir-- culation Manager Ht. Mil was graduated from the lfranklin School. llere is a student ol whom we may well he proud. ller high scholastic rating and her conscientious manner are the envy ol her classmates, We are sure Mil will succeed in her luture work, and are we proud ol' herl -l,XYXlz ,. . 1 f1'4'ff lioimr lfollcgc .Xrcheryw t l tg 'Bowling tl, Zlg Senior Play Deco- rating Committee Ht. Business Stall, Yearhook N tiay-spiritedflied is a graduate ol' Greenwood Grammar School. Red hair must denote a lun-loving nature. lor -lane surely does possess one. She I5 also one oll the hest-drersed E girls ol the class. We know any college in the country' will QD welcome our g.good-natured Red, BEBQQSXYQQXXHQQSXXQQXKQQXKQPQSXYQQSXXWQXXQQXXQQXMQQQXEQ Page Sixteen

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KXEWXQGMXWGWXQWXSWXQWKQWXEWXEWMBWXEWM ,ILTNE CHENEY Hlllllffu Liaidecided Q3 Class Day Committee Ht. 'P .Xltltottglt glune is one of the shy members of our Senior -vw Class, she has not heen hidden, however, by any cloud of .-,,. ohsurity. She entered Wakefield lligh School as a graduate of the l.ynnlield Grammar School. She has not, as yet, made plans lor her career, hut with her ready smile and pleasing manner, we know good luck will he hers in whatever work she may undertake. l.LCY M. ClllCl'lE'l'Tl Hifi Undecided .Xrchery lllg Bowling l-ll: Decorating Committee Hb. Four years ago Greenwood sent us a quiet, likahle young girl with a charming manner and a genial personality. 'lihose who have had the pleasure of Dot's acquaintance find that she is indeed a friendly and delightful person. She is undecided ahout her future, hut we hope that success and happiness will be her constant companions in whatever position she chooses. l.lTN.fX lNl.fXR'lil l.X CllR lS'l'OPl lER Cltrix1'y Secrclarial .St l vol Senior Play Puhlicity Committee tllg Yearhook Staff l-ll. Christy is lust huhhling over with jovial and witty sayings. Coming to us from the Woodville School. she has made high school hle more pleasant hecause ol her gay laughter and her sense ol humor. We know, Christy, that :uccess will he yours in the secretarial school lor which you are heading. P.Xl'l. P.XSOL'.Xl.lT Cl lRlSil'tJPlllfR l't11rl Laiiled Sizzler .flir Corp.: lrack and fltuss Country tl, 3, 4lQ Motto Com- mittee lilg l.unch Counter llt. ltrom the lfranklin School comes Patil with that tall, lazy- ltke lrame ol his, that the Iairer sex seems In admire. Patil 1 has a pair ol legs that have carried him over hill and dale with the cross countrv team lor three years. lhs smoothness in running identifies htm as a natural runner. Pauls cheery smile at the lunch coun friendship, 'l he lnited States .Xir Corps seems to he the ideal place lot' lvou, Paul! f -'vb EOQKHPQKYQQXZWEXNQWKWQWXQQXXQQXWQXWQWWQQWWQWX Page liighteen