Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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ORCHESTRA Second Row: K. Hanson, A. MacDonald, J. Kassels, M. Iwanowicz, L. Feeney First row: M. Birch, S. Conner, J. Keller, L. Reid, P. Bartlett, J. Connell. Orellestra Under the capable guidance of Mr. Robert Chandler. the Hlakelield High School Orchestra has given us another enjoyable season of fine music. This talented group of musicians entertained us between the acts of the Senior Play, at the annual Spring Concert, and at the Commencement Day exercises. This year's orchestra has certainly upheld the fine reputation which our musicians have earned in the past with their skilled and pleasing performance. Director: Mr. Robert Chandler. Student Manager: Alan MacDonald. Violins: Mary Birch, Patricia Bartlett, -lacquelyn Connell, Marilyn Alden. Clarinels: Norman Hall, Michael Iwanowicz, Sara Conner, joseph Rich. Trunzpets: Kirk Hanson, XVilliam Scott, Robert Kenney. 4 Piano: Arlene Blanc. Flutes: john Burke, Judith Keller. Cello: Louise Reid. Saxophones: Jascha Kassels, Robert Agee. Trombone: Alan MacDonald. Drums: Leo Feeney. Page Twenty-five

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We Joined Our Family Groups lVe remember so fondly our school clubs and the warm friendliness emanating from them. In our mind's eye, we see Mr. Chandler keenly watching for flaws in the marching of our famous Band . . . the sprightly Majorettes flashing in front of the stands with precision twirling . . . oops! - almost precision . . . the Radio Club, always busy tearing apart a radio and reassembling it . . . the Student Council, heatedly discussing a future assembly . . . the Orchestra straining through the last bars of a pleasing melody in preparation for the annual Spring concert of our bands . . . the Lookout staff members, chasing down news to beat the deadline . . . the Oracle staffs in conference with Miss Caswell . . . lights out - the movies of the last football game are being shown by Mr. Crompton . . . the ringing down of the curtain on a most delightful talent show ably sponsored by the Sports Club . . . the library assistants sorting and checking overdue books . . . the perspiring members of the Leaders' Clubs, ever a source of pride to us. Turning the pages a bit faster, we see Mlle. Cowing entertaining mem- bers of the Le Cercle Francais with her slides of France . . . Mme. Hennessey explaining new idioms to youthful members of the French Cadets . . . Miss Upham assisting Inter Nos with the successful Father-Daughter supper . . . the Commercial Club and its delightful Christmas party . . . our newly or- ganized Glee Club harmonizing Auld Lang Syne once more . . . students optimistically bringing old radios for repair - all these we Remember W' hen . . . Virginia Feeney Michael Iwanowicz Page Twenty-four

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The Senior Band Clockenspiel: Sandra Whitehead. Flule: Judith Keller. Clarinels: Norman Hall. Ir.. Drum Major, Michael Iwanowicz, Sara Conner. Jean Lawrence. Patricia Moff. Douglas Munro, Dorothy Potter. Cynthia Putnam. Joseph Rich. Wm. Simoneau. Edward Wiley. Saxophone: Robert Agee. ,Iascha Kassels. Lanny Millett. Trumpcfs: Kirk Hanson. Peter Duston. Kenneth Hayes. Thomas Curley. Robert Kenney. John MacLeod. Donald Putney, William Scott. Barilone llorn: Alan MacDonald. Trombone: Charles Ober. Richard Larson. James Boynton. Donald Fritz. Bass: Philip Churchill. Drums: Leo Feeney. Lee DeFelice. Daniel Donegan, Albert Conners. Peter Beaulieu. Bass Drum: Stanley Cerrish. Director: Robert Chandler. Page Twenty-six