Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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1 Dedication We the class of 1961. wish to pay tribute to our beloved teacher and adviser, Miss Bernice l,. Caswell. for her many years of devoted service to the students of Wakefield High School. A teacher of the highest caliber. she makes senior English live for her students. She has enriched our school as faculty adviser of the Oracle. sponsor of the Wake- field Chapter of the National Honor Society. and as an understanding class adviser to all those who sought her assistance. A former president ol' the New England Association of Teachers of English. Miss Caswell was chosen the Outstanding Citizen of the Year' by the Yvest Side Social Club. As she has been honored. so has our school. We will remember Miss Caswell not by her many well-deserved awards but by the extra assistance she was never too busy to render. We proudly dedicate this year- book to Miss Bernice L. Caswell, our teacher and friend. -6-

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c wish to express our appreciation to Nlr. Harry and his staff for thc fine way that they conduct our school affairs, Our school years have lu-cn made much happier through the efforts of our administration. Our administrators have not only performed all the standard administrative duties. hut also have been willing to provide assistance whenever needed to students and faculty. The attitude of our administration contributes greatly to the friendly atmosphere at Wake- field High School. A word which represents learning, guid- ance. friendship. and example is tcachcr. Uur teachers. thc faculty of WHS, embody all these things. Although we are just now em- barking on experiences outside of high school, we know that we have been well-prepared in a wide variety of subjects that might range from Shop with Mr. Pepe to French Ill with Miss Cowing. Our teachers help us find our goals in life and how to attain those goals. I They give freely and willingly of their time and energy to sponsor clubs, train aspiring athletes, and otherwise encourage us to enjoy and benefit from our school life. .lust as a child is taught to walk through example, we are taught to learn through ex- ample, An enthusiastic, interested teacher will communicate his enthusiasm and interest to his students. We profit from just knowing the genuine interest and dedication of a Coach Tighe and a Miss Caswell. In following years some of our most dis- tinct and valued memories will be of our teachers. 8 -5- ft -4 U H I Q 4 f l i t 1 Y tra g

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observant ollicial silent sentinel 'Nu' 'Sify If , f in Submaster John T. Broderick Assistant to Principal Joseph Sardella sf 'Q I 4' ga- 909 smiles and statistics 1 r 'lugs Mrs. Conway Mrs. Roach Mrs. Taylor .. 7 -