Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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MXQWXQWMBWXEWXEWXQWXEWXQGXXQWKEWXEWM 7 MARY DEMARCO 5 'lllfzriu' Slczzognzplwr QD Class Day Exercises HI. Marie, an attractive brunette, came to Us from the lfranklin School. ller cheerlul. sunny disposition has won her many lriends among her fellow students. Although she .D has not participated in many school activities. Marin-' good spcirl, She intends to become a stenographer. and lucky J will be ber employer. 1 ,ff 9 I11.l:.XMJR IJIXISIJ lf! I '1'flly.' lmolcon! Stall' lilg Candy and lsher Clommittee 143 l:leanor is a pretty, auburn-haired lass lrom the l5rank- .ciool Since she has been here, she has acquired many ids with her shy ways and winning smzle. lileanor wishes wecome a good typist, and we know that because nl her capability and cheerlulness, she will certainly haxe a promising career. VIRGINIA DERENNE 'lfiilzlzyu LIIILIUCIJISJ Glee Club ll. Z, 35: Publicity Committee Hll Student, Senior Play L-IJ. Ginny is a friendly, likable girl who came from the llurd School. She always has a smile and a twinkle in her eye. Although she is undecided as to her future, she thinks that she will attend a business school to study secretarial work, Wherever you go, Ginny, keep your amiable disposition. and we know that you will be appreciated. jI2ANNli MARIE DEROCIIE lm1111iv Bzzxiuuss School Gym ll, ll: Chorus I-ll: Senior Play Advertise- ment Committee tell. V .leannie received the first eight years ol her education at. St. .losephk School. Apparently she has enjoyed being with us at AWakeIield lligh. and we have appreciated her charm and sincerity. Iler ambition is to attend a business school and then become a secretary. .XII best wishes trom the class ol '41, Jeannie, Q: EQXQQSXXQQQSXXQQSXXQQSXFQQSXXQQSXRQQQSXXQQQSXXQQQSXXQQQSXXQQQXEQ Page Twenty-three

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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

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jOSliPlsl DIN.-KN lm ' L lldL'CItl't'd Baseball ill: Cross Country O, -llg Track Team OD. joe is another West Side lad from Saint joseph's School who has gained a title for himself on the Track and Cross Country teams. Ile is one of our quiet, sociable fellowsg per- haps that is why his marks are so high. joe is undecided about college, but we are sure that he will be a success in his eventual choice of work. EE DEl.l.X lJiS.XNl'O A'f,if1lf7f7j'U Office Work Glee Club ll, ll: Bowling Qllg Loolconf Sales- man 13, 411 Candy and Llsher Committee, Senior Play HJ. C We hope the Lincoln School didn't leel too badly about losing Uflliippyf' If you want to know what the commotion is over at that corner, we will tell you. lt's Chippy, one of the most happy-go-lucky members ol' the class of '42, llere's wishing you the best of luck and laughter in the years to come. May you never lose that smile, Delia! lAR.XXli .Xl,I'Rl:lJ IJVIUNNU CL llonor Pupil Mn-i-levi- .llilsmfliirsclls Stale lfollvler liaskelhall ill: lrack 421: Senior Play Coininittee lla: Iligh School Warden Hi. l i ink ls inotlwi ol the lincoln School alumni. ll' l'ncle Sgun tlousltil get hun lirsl, hell certainly make gi good showing . . 1 silcllllsells Slate College, where he plans acteriolog:,5. XX'liei'ex'er you go. we hope llwy' . H , ' V 'L 'splay your talent. Q5 Specky. With persexerguice like yours we know your lulure will lx- successlul. C. Lf IQUSI: Klwlil I1 IJ: IUNNU fx'1 ' LllIifz'1'fcf1'tf liaskelhgill ill: l shei' and Candy Cloniniitlee K-ll. Q Ro, an atlrglclixe, hriglit-eyed girl, is a graduate ul- the Q XX'oodx'ille School, ,XI llrsl slle seelils to he ll LllllL'I little lxlss, but once she gets her hearings, she soon shows Lls how deceix- ing appearances can he. llecause ol' her pep, vim. and vigor. Ro has made nianx' friends here, and we know that she l lyllgt' I'wenly'four