Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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yi tl-H THE BAND Third Row: R. Todd, E. Almeida, K. Boyles, T. Batten, R. Frederick, W. Ewell, P. Lynch, J. Rich, D. Knowl- ton, H. Shea, R. Batchelder, L. Arnold. Second Row: M. Burke, S. Spear, D. Berry, N. Needham, D, Burnett, K. DeBenedictis, E. Cassidy, B. Whir- temore, P. Dore, S. Geranian, K. Burns. First Row: M. Phipps, M. Dawe, G. Marr, I. MacRobbie, Mr. Boisen, R. Sweeney, H. Blank, J. Studley, R. Call, J. Lape. we gall! At any time during the year. on a W'ednesday or Friday homeroom period. the strains of. When the Saints Co Xlarchin' ln or some other overture may he heard throughout the halls of Wakefield High School. During foothall season the hand renders our favorite school songs and presents a Military spectacle in red and white uniforms. liider the guidance of Mr. Jerry Boisen. director of instrumental music. the band has a varied repertoire for every school event. Other activities of the hand include parades during the fall and spring. holidays. music for athletic rallies. and participation in the Annual Instrumental Music Contest. Our school is certainly proud of and grateful to the band. Page Twenty-nine

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cz...-..,.. Crossing the studio lot. we are aware of the hubbub and flighty activity of each stage. As we come to the executive offices, we find the Student Council and the Activities Council busily formulating plans for coming social events. The sound stage is alive with melodies and voices drifting from the musical organizations under the direction of Mr. Boisen. Harmonizing for our benefit are the Glee Clubs, the Chorale. the Orchestra, and the Band. Over on the foreign sets, we spy mild chaos in the form of a joint meeting of the Italian, French. and Spanish Clubs. Ai the front office, we are greeted by the Commercial Club members who are busily attending to the paperwork of the studio. Granted an appointment to see the executive producers, we are escorted through a labyrinth of offices. ln the first oflice we find the Lookout Staff hack writing the scripts for future films. In the next ofiice the Math Club ponders about the financial status of the studio. At last we reach the head department where the Editorial Staff is plotting the layout of Once l'pon a Time. OH to the right we catch a glimpse of the Studio School where the Future Teachers Association is diligently striving to in- struct the child actors. Lunch time brings us to the commissary where we find the Inter Nos Club dining with the student members of the Parent-Teacher-Student Association. U The hours seem to fly by at the studio. Departure time arrives. As we wistfully clean out our lockers for the last time, we think of all the memories they contain. The bell rings, the lights go out. and the large gates slowly close, locking in three years of learning, laughter, and lasting friendships. CAROL McDoNoUcn IAN STEWART Casting Directors Page Twenty-eighl

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me u5ician.1 Dirwclor: Mr. Jerry Boisen. Drum Major: Robert Sweemly. Clarinets: E. Almeida. K. Boyles. M. Burke. E. Cassidy. S. Cenanian, D. Knowlton. N. Needham. M. Phipps. P. Lynch. Saxophones: K. Defienediclis. D. Burnett, T. Batten, J. Rich. Trurnpvfss IJ. Berry. P. Dore. J. Lapv. H. Shea. R. Todd. B. Whittemore Tmmfz czrz es: R. Call. J. U'Brien. Bari! rfrz 1' llorn: P. W'ildvr. S frzz Sll1IlIUI1l'S.' W. Derry. H. l rc-dvrir-k. Bvlls: S. Spvar. l'erc'u.wsinn.' H. Balvhvlde-r. H. Black. W. Ifwvll. I. Macfiohhie, C. Marr, J. Sludlvy. DANCE BAND Second Row: Mr. Boisen, H. Shea, P. Dore, R. Todd, W. Dery, L. DeFelice. First Row: K. Burns, K. Boyles, K. DeBenedictis, D. Burnett, J. Rich. Page Thirty