Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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LOOKOUT STAFF Front Row rleft to rightl: l. Bear. J. Anderson, R. Morley, P. Sias. M. Curley. E. Paton, R. Yeo. E. MacLeod. H. Bray, S. Needham. Second Rzzw ileft to rightr: Miss Dunning. A. Frederick. M. Muse, S. Knight. R. Ellis, L. Harris. J, Evans, E, Ham, A, Hill, B. Burke, Third Raw :left to rightr: B. White, B. Benson, G. Anthony, G. Day. S. Nauss. R. Clarke. R. LuCcn1be. R. Granstozi, F. DeVita. B. Cross. Rocket Log Staff BY liwnET'1'i. lYil.l.,'X PATQY 'lhe l.mil2011Z has spent ll successlul year with lilla Pzmm as Ecliroi'-in-Klliiel. Nlzirilyn Curley as Business Klnnziger, zincl Miss llzu'1'iel ll, Dunning us Fzicully Maiizigeit Since procluction costs were mounting. the lwilzrizif stall inlroilucecl the uhfset printing method that enuhlecl the 1.n0lwut nut only tu continue its exist- ence. hut also to improve hy including more pictures and illustrations. The cii'-V culzilion climhecl, leaving the Ifiolwut firmly estnhlisliecl as the nexyspzipei' Oi Wzilqellelcl lligh School and the medium ul' umlerslzincling between the students and faculty. Page Twenty-two

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Sports Club Rockettes BY CADET FORREST Pune When Wakefield lligh was so fortunate as to procure Nlr. lfarle Crompton from Connecticut, it also ohtained his progressive conception ol' extra-curricula management - one of which is the Sports Clluh. The thrilty memhers ol' this organization huy a ticket allowing them to see all home athletic events at a re- duced price. lt costs a Sports Cluh memher only thirteen cents to see each event, while less thoughtful students are paying thirty-tive cents and up. The Sports Club has sponsored two dances: The llalloween Part-v and the Winter Carnival. There have heen few dances so entertaining as the llalloween Party. lt has heen surpassed only hy the Winter Carnival which far excelled in heauty and originality any other dance held at Wakefield lligh in the last tour years. Nluch credit goes to the creative designing ol' Carol Crocker and her untiring group of freshmen helpers. These original dances have set a new standard at Wakefield lligh. This cluh exemplifies the spirit of Wakefield lli,gh's new trend towards pro- gressiveness. The predominating intluence ot good cheer and friendship has a noticeahle etliect upon the student hody. l'resitie11tf, john Porter Svcz'uit11'y, Natalie Pratt lvlft'-lJfUSfd61lf, Dorothy Stockwell 'l'rca.mrer, Ann Shea l SPORTS CLUB Front, Row lleft to rightl: Secretary A. Shea, Vice President D. Stockwell, Treasurer N. Pratt. Second Row tleft to rightj: President J. Porter, Mr. Crompton. Page Twenty-one

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS T:'e.xsurer S. Mense. Vice President J. TL-CQC, President P. Zugzwia. Secretzu'y G. Day. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 'Left to rightl: President H. Brownson. Secretary E, Meuse, Vice President L. Lopresti, Treasurer B. Gibb. Class Ufficers Page Twenty-three JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS rLeft Lu righlr: Vice President D. Morley. Tre-nsurvr M. Curley, President A. Sulvati, Secretary K. Crcvdou