Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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ORCHESTRA Bottom Row lleft to rlghtli C. Morrill, P. Nelson, C. Kelsey, R. Conner, Mr. Fanck, D. Hibbard, P. Saunders, J. Hopkins, B. Benson. Top Row lleft to rightl: D. Morley, D, Jaynes, B. Nahigyan, R. Watson, M. Dunbar, L. Dower, H Glover, A. von Klock, C. Conner, E. Paton. Electronic Musicleers BY KAYDETTE BETsY BENsoN Hear that fine music! Anyone who sits in during the rehearsals of the Orchestra may be proud to know it is afliliated with Wakefield High School. Under the careful instructions of Mr. joseph Fanclc, the Orchestra has practiced faithfully and diligently in order to provide entertainment throughout this school vear. Our musicians presented many choice numbers between the acts of the Senior Play, at the annual Spring Concert, and at the commencement exercises. We are proud of our musical classmates. Director, joseph ll. Fanck Student Manager, George UX Paul Saunders john Hopkins Cello Betsy Benson Charles Morrill Carol Kelsey Douglas Morley Harlan Glover Bells Dorothy Dexter David jaynes Violins Ann Clemons Forrest Seavey Flute Caroline Conner Alan vonKlock Clariuets Phyllis Nelson Ripley Conner Saxopbones Malcolm Dunbar Trumpets Henry Gregorio Piano Dawn I-libbard Tromboues Page Seventeen Bruce Murray Double Bass Ella Paton Leon Bayrd Leon Bayrd Lawrence Dower Drums Richard Watson Bruce Nahigyan

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STUDENT COUNCIL Frnnt Row rleft to rightt: D. Purtell. P. Zagaria, S. Mouse, D. Battles, Mr. Barry. E. Meuse, J. Teeee. A. Roberto, J, Achorn. Second Row deft to rightt: P. Kent, A. Hickey, J, Anderson, G, Day, L. Gallinari, F. Devita, L. Winbrfrg. K, Creedon, B. Gibb. Third Row deft to rightr: L. Lopresti. H. Brownson, F. Paige, J Kostandin, A, Salvati. Ground Control Stars BY Crxniir Foiraesr lj.-XIGE The refusal to be hampered bv long standing tradition, plus progressive ideas and invaluable support from the liacultv, has contributed towards one of the most prosperous and beneficial seasons ever enjoyed bv a Student Council at XX'akeIield lligh School, This vear's Student Council not only promoted several successful canteens. but also established a Student Court for the purpose of dealing with infractions ol school regulations. The Court was composed ol' one judge and two advisers. lt was vigorously backed bv lleadmaster Kinder, who also outlined the basic principles of the Court. Nlembers of the Student Council attended the Conference ol Student Coun- cils of Nlassachusetts in Newton, where they were able to formulate many' new ideas for luture reference. lirom money made at dances and canteens, the Council has built tip a sub- stantial balance in its treasury, giving next vear's members a comliortable worlsing margin with which to begin the vear. lhe Student Council owes a great deal to the assistance ol adviser Cerard llarrv, who has been instrumental in its success, and also to the Seniors on the Council who supplied the experience necessarv lor a creditable performance. This vear's Council has started a new program in student government at Waltefield lligh which will be carried on bv the alert. conscientious juniors and sophomores. Page Nineteen