Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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XJWWXEWMBWXEGKXQWKEWXEGXXEWKQWXEWXEWM D jE.XN CREEDUN UfClllI7IfCH Clwictzl llltrlr Class Day Exercises t-lt. W jean is a graduate of St.-joseplfs Parochial School. .-Xlthough she has not been particularly active in Waketield lligh School -sports, she has made many lriends by her quiet and unassuming manners. Wetare sure, glean, that you xxill be successtul and ellicient in clerical xxork. Best ul luck? i I 3 if U RL l ll CROCIQER llonor Pupil RIlfllfUl' TL'clt'flL'l'Sl f.lUHt'lQt' Student Council ll, il: 'liennis 12, 353 -Llflflllflil Staff 13, llg llomeroom Manager 1411 learbook 7 Statl' Htl Senior Play limergency Committee 143. Ruth has the singular distinction of being the only pupil ol' Wakefield lligh xx ho has graduated troni an lznglish school in India. lhats right, Vlndia. ller quiet and unassumng manner has yyon the admiration of all her classmates. 'Ruth s lovable personalityAand her.extraordinary ability in her !' academic xxork are tactors which point to positive success in V her chosen profession. Good luck, Ruth. Success could come to no xxorthier person. MARY ALICE CRONIN ,llr1l ljlfflfldll Basketball ll, 2, 3, Jfl: liield llockey tl, Z, 3, -lt. A graduate of the lincoln School, -Mary is the silent 'J young lady who has a delightful smile tor everybody. ller likable manner is sure to make her a success in her .chosen yxork. May you easily climb to the top in your dietitian clinic, Mary. D WILLIAM CLYLLEN 'J BIN Llllzfecltfvtf llockey tl, 2. 3, -ll: Class Motto Committee til: Air Raid Warden Ht. We can thank St. Lloseph's School for giving Us a great hockey player. Bill's great team play has won the admiration of all the fans and has enabled the hockey team to remain in the tight for the state championship, Although he is undecided about the future, we are sure his aggressiyeness and his pleas- ing personality yyill enable him Io succeed. KKQQXXQQSXXQQSXXQQQXHQQSXHQQXMQQSXMQQXMQQXXWQSXXQQXK Page Twenty-one

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.NIAY COLLINS -'fllflflff Si-1111110115 College Glee Club tl, Z, 3, 41. Une thinks ol .her sweet smile and golden hztir when one hears ol Maw, it ho is at grztduztte ol Montrose School. Mane, I called hy her lriends, has quite an zxhility for :tiring hut has chosen nursing :ts her career. We know your patients will he glad to have you for their nurse, May. Sm lllEl..EIX4 CO1 .LCELLO Honor Pupil l1U1t ' Littdectdcd A 1.U1It'CUIlI' Stull H, Alt: Senior Party Committee ab 1995 HJ: Supertntendenfs Ollice l-lj. Ilelen is another girl who is seen and not heard, but she sf is zt very good friend to those who really know her. She hats heen at consistent memher ol' the I-lonor Roll. We know that regardless ol' her future decision, she will have nothing hut success. D l.ll.l.l.-XX CURlNlDl.X l'1lvlm ' L'i1dct'1t1a't1 lennis ill: .Xrcltery lllg Bowling llt. e are thztnltlul lu the l incoln School lor giving lls this tgtciturn :ind uiiztssunting girl. She hats ll reztdy sintle :ind 21 1-gr sense ol hunior that nigtlce her exeryhody's lriend. .Xlthough she is undecided gthout her hles work. we ure sure that she will star in wligttever slte undertztlies. XX e wish you :ill the suceess in the world, I ihhief' fi l3l:X lplild l,R.XlfN lft'I ' L'lltfL't'fLfc'cf lennis lltg .Xrchery tltg Bowling ill: Inter Nos illuh ll. 4, 411 lllee fflulw tl, lt: Neztrhooli Stull 141: Senior Play Cztsl 141. 'tlletfi one tml' our most popular senior girls, grgtduztted Ironi llreenwood Urgtttitnztr School. ller charming person.1Itty :ind lriendliness ligtve kept her constantly in the midst ol' out Nfltutel ztcttvities. ,Xlthouggli her luture is undecided. we tire cettgtin thot prosperitx' will he hers. Page 'liweniy

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MKEWXEWXSGMXSWXEWXQWXEWXQWMSWXWWMBWK BIANCIIIZ CLMMINGS 7'e.xa.w Criuzizzology Baskethall tl, Z, Slg Glee Club tl, -ll. Texas hails from the Washington Grammar School, Vloneshoroh, Maine. She is tamthar with all sections ot' the country, tor she- has traveled extensively. She has won many trtentls hy her trankness and sincerity, and we are sure that this jolly, hlue-eyed girl will succeed in whatever vocation she chooses. l9tJS'lil2R CL'MMlNGS lloxsy lioslmz l,'niz'crs1ty llockey 'leant tl, Z, 3, 47: Baseball t3,-133 Lunch Counter ti, 41. .X graduate of Greenwood School, hut a memher ot' the lynntield Polytech. lloster is one ol- our popular senior boys. lle has played on the hasehall and hockey teams, hut he is more prominent in the latter sport. lle has played hockey every year in high school antl also has had a line season as a tirst linesman. illhis year llossy plans to enter Boston LTniversity, a clelense school, or the Army Air Corps. We know you'Il he a worthy atlthtion to any of these places. Ullossyli' WlNIlfRliD CLTRLEY ll'i1111it- Beauty Cultura Archery CBD. We teel that Winnie has chosen a suitahlecareer and ' w that she will he a great success as a heattttctana .l-or- nierly a stutlent ol' St. ,loseph's School, she won many lrtentls there and many others here with her 'sweet manner and gracious personality. We shall patronize you, 'XXtnnie. 1 l S I. 4 --J. J hltll IN tIl'S.X'l'tJ tf1trlv ,lvitzlitvat Corps l-oothall tlt: tiratluation l'sher tilg Puhlicity Committee, Senio 'L Curly, a ,eratlttate ol' the Revere Puhlic School, has taken an actixe part in lite here at Waketieltl lligh School. ,lohn's two hest sports are loothall antl go '. ioin the .Xyiation Corps, in which his tliyersitiet 1 ' , x' he ztpprectatetl. siwwswmwemwasmetawmwmmmwmwmwwx Page 'twenty-two