Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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Student linuncil ililic '-10-'fill season of the Student Council has been most successful. The Council discussed many problems concerning a new building, formed a Ways and Means Committee. and conducted Good Government Day Elections. ln addition to sponsoring dances and helping students with school problems. the Council also sent delegates to the Eastern Nlassachusetts State Student Council Conference. The Senior Class has the largest representation, thirteen members. four ol whom have been on the Council for three years: Klarion llickey, judy Mathias, Robert Kloslter. and Louis Sardella. 'lihe ofiicers. chosen from the three classes. are as followsi Prefitieiifi llarold Clhristield. '5ll. life-l'resideiz!i Richard Brooks. '5l. .h'e'ti7'i.'ftII'-l Klarion llicliey. '50 Y47'c'i?S!'l'c'?'f Kathleen Creedon. '52, Clnzirmiiwz of fiiX'c't'I!flZ't' lfoiaziiziffuei .Xnn-.Nlarie Pratt. '50 THE STFDENT COUNCIL Front Row, Left to Right: L Kent. I..Gal1ii1ziri. A Salxuti. M Hickey, H. Chtisfield. K. Creedon. F Dvi1Iai.J Mathias Middle Row. Left to Right: Mr. Colucci. L. Wiiidt. A. Pratt. A. Roberto, P. Lopresti. D. Merry. N. Brown- son. D Morley. Back Row, Left to Right: D. Halioran, G. Day. H. Nikxtm. G. Glynn. L. Sardella, R. Mosher. J. Tecce Page Twenty

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SPANISH CLUB Spanish llluh 'lihe Spanish Club was organixetl for those students ot Spanish ll who wish to continue their study of Spanish conversation at informal gath- erings. .Nleetings are heltl at the homes ol' vari- ULIB mentlaers on the last Xletlltestlllt' of each month. During the 1040-50 season. the Spanish Club had a lecture on Guatemala by Dr. Rl. Baker ot' Boston. a Christmas party. excursions to Boston lor I.atin-.'Xmerican entertainment. and a .Xlexican tlinner. lliey' also entertainetl the .Nlelrose llivh School Spanish Cllub at an open T meeting oiihxlaiiuary ill with Nliss Clara lxose Riclimontl ol' Xlontevitleo, lruguay' as a guest. tltlicers for the current year are as lolloxxts: l'i'asztlci1l: Xiola tiorintlia. 'l'iu1t1m'i': l1mily tllassen. .Nur1't'ff1r-1' i .Xnn- Nlarie Pratt. First Row, mn to mgm: M. creedon, v. cm-india, Miss cowmg. R. fl1'f'.Q N'f1 f1f'f11 'Hf'H3 -lllll'34i'Vl'l f1I'l'UlUll- Best, L. Saunders. Second now, Left to mgm: D. Hardy, M. Curley, J. Ramsay, A. P1-air, .l11'1'1NU'T Mlm lillvll U'WlllH4 E. Classen. Le lfrercli: Francais Under the capable guidance of Miss Kathleen Nl. Roy, the French Club has been newly formed this year. Nlembership is open to all aclvancetl French students, and there are regularly about twenty pupils at the meetings. The purpose ol the group is not only to instruct, but to tlivert and entertain as well. Most of the members struggle with the French conversations. but the improvement in their pronunciation is noticeable. The meetings are varied and offer speakers. movies, records, and the learning of French songs. THE FRENCH CLUB First Row, Left to Right: A, Reynolds, N. Lawthers, D, Kinder, Miss Roy. F. Longo, P. Ormsby, M. Milotte. Second Row, Left to Right: M. King, E. Ham, B. Cross, L. Bates, N. King, M. Muse. S. Williams. Page Nineteen

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THE LO0KUl'T STAFF First. ROW. Left to Right: F.DeV1tz1.J. Wilkinson. AI. Curley. H. Bud, Miss Dlzxzzzzzpg. P Mi-l.i1.so:. V. Capone R Yeo. E AZ.icLfod R F111 Second Row. Left to Right: M. Ross, C. Milotte. L. Kent. C Harnien. S. Knight, N B:o'.xi.su:.. 3.1 Kin: A. Sias. B. Burke. J. Wdss. J. Mathias Third Row. Left to Right: L. Thwing, E. Ham, F. Reeder. G Day. E. Paton. J Wim tin. B Hezzsox R Granston. G Anthony. J. Anderson. 3.1 S'.ii't'etto Lnulinul Staff Proof that people do read even in these dgtys ot' telexision is the lglil thgit our lookuzrf is still published. liich lssllc is .1 sell-out. Co-lftlitors Pduline Klelanson and lrlarry Bird tackled the joh in September. With gt stat? ot' .thout forty they put out ten issues. Several aspiring journalists meet in llll twice weekly and two nights at month :liter school. lhere is gtlwgtys the rush In meet deadline. Kluch credit goes to the adviser. Kliss llnrriet Dunning. lhe pgtpei hopes to print news while it is still news in nn interesting manner that high-school students understand and enjoy. Page Twenty-one