Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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Launching Rockets Test Flight W. ll. S. Oracle calling lfarthl Test Flight W. ll. Oracle calling liarthl Come in Test lilight W. ll. Oraclef Come inl Co-Pilots lilinor Pohl and Nlike Zarho reporting on W. ll, S. activities ahoard the rocket ship Oracle. We have just taken oli' liroin Space Station -ltl in Spain, where Major Cowing's Spanish Club has had a chance to speak lfspanol and make many new 'Aainigosf' This forced landing was due to one of Captain Cassano's crack ritlemen, Rohert llale. who, having lost his glasses in space, missed the target and punctured the atomic luel line with his Bazooka gun. Come in. lfarthl Come in! Please increase your hroadcasting volume. We cannot make out your messages hecause ol' the tremendous roar issuing from the W. ll. S. liandinen practising the latest liarth hit tune. 'Flying Through the Cloudsf l.eax'ing Spain we encountered a hostile xl-46 lroni the planet Pluto. which seriously' damaged our pressurized hydraulic pumps alt. We were forced to land in Switzerland, where llead Mechanic Dave Battles and his Student Council Crew undertook a major reconstruction joh with the Good Grooming Group polishing the chrome, and the W. ll. S. Orchestra and Glee Cluh tuning up the radio. While the ship was under repair. Second Lieutenant Staunton's Ski Cluh gaily' explored the picturesque Swiss Alps and tried out their new jet-propelled skis. A-Xt the same time Nlajor l3arry's Whiz liids hopped on a jet-propelled air lwus hound lor Russia, where they studied diplomatic relations. Close at their heels in a super-transonic carrier was the Dramatic Cluh, which stopped off at Monsieur de Nlaupassant's School ol' Stage Production and lilocution. .Xlter our take-otf, the Sports Cluh contacted a Melrose lligh School Space Ship and arranged for a Strato-hall game in the near future. The Lookout Statl. headed hy Flight Text Fngineer Flla Paton. will prepare lor you the ofhcial tlight record. The Inter Nos, with many helpful instructions from the Chief Rocketline llostess, Captain Upham. has kept everyone husy throughout the test tlight, Signing off now. Flight is on schedule. We will land at pre-arranged tune. Co-Pilots Elinor Pohl and Michael Zarho Page Fourteen

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BAND First Row lleft to rightr: L. Edgett, C. Kelsey, R. Conner, D. Turner, A. Dumont, R. Watson, P. Saun- ders, J. Hopkins, D, Hibbard, L. Remick, C. Conner, N. Roberto, L. Bayrd. Second Row tleft to righth: Mr. Fanck, J. Hollett, R. Becker, A. von Klock. E. Starr, D. Morley, Cv. Buffett. E. McRobbie, H. Glove1', D. Young, A. Truesdale, A. Hocking, N. Johnson, Mr. Hennessey. Third Row ileft to rightl: B. Morrill, J. Brehaut, D. James, F. Haladay, H. Thresher, F, Rasmussen, L, Dower, M. Dunbar, R. Mofi. B. Pelton, B. Nahigyan, H. Bayrd, A. Buswell, Synchronizing Pulsers BY CADET RICHARD Moifif Our Band is one of our leading organizations. Besides furnishing snappy music at our football games, it presented an outstanding concert in May. Under the capable leadership ol' Nlr. Fancli und his assistant. Leon Bayrd, the band retained its high position among the bands of Nlzissucliusetts alt this years Music Festival in Nlnrblelieud. Page lfilteen