Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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K TNA' 'TP' DAWN GASS 21 Eaton Street This pretty and reserved class- mate may be heard saying, What a riot! . . . will never forget Mrs. Kincaid's U. S. History Class or Senior Play Committee . . . She dislikes people who think they know everything . . . wishes to rent an apartment in New York where she may further a danc- ing career. .L . LW. .. -fr ... . ,-- 1. j V , , ,. . r X. 6 I W gel . l 1' ui A l K ,YG . Q A, t Feeding time on the farm. 4 v jf' A JL' 4 I Tl ' O yfbil . R521 A .7 1 y ' ,La on 45 tb' I1 kj' Nj I I M J bk' ,jf V ll 1 t PM ' fl jig W t, W 1 ., mv' was' O luwk 1 S K in SANDRA GEER 19 Pine Ridge Road Inter Nos, National Honor So- ciety, Oracle Editorial Staff, Science Club, and sports are busy Sandie's activities. She says Bluck! to people who click ball point pens . . . would love to go on a Windjammer cruise to Tahiti . . . Sandie will never forget her three long years of French with Miss Co- wing. I ,ab ALLEN GELINAS 8 Daniels Road Al's pet peeve is school. He hates to think of all the hot days he spent there but admits he did enjoy Mr. Walsh's classes and lunch . . . spends his time with cars. girls, and at C.Y.O .... Someday he'd like to be a self-employed televi- sion repairman. Nl Q., STEPHEN GERANIAN 61 Paon Boulevard Happy-go-lucky Steve is best known to his friends as The Plant. He enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman and plays in the school band . . . is active out- side of school as the President of his Explorer Post . . . His ambition is to enter the minis- try, 96 ist V ti PHILLIP GAUDET 215 Salem Street Phil loves his car and the ex- pression For the worst! His favorite class is Chemistry with Mr. Ceddia. Phil was on the hockey and football teams for two years. Outstanding memo- ries are pizza and peanut but- ter sandwiches for lunch. He hopes to make a lot of money in the future. '12 5 .VA -. a ' I' 'asv-2 Us nf ,9 'P . ' :fix Q' I U-l., 1 . X r: 1 H U Y . , -vi f .'f4n .' A um' Q4 I gi' he 'b.1'w -Q Q J ,-e lc ' JOHN GIARRATANA 241 Pleasant Street This popular senior says his fa- vorite possession is his accordi- on. Pet peeve is cafeteria lunches. Athletic John partici- pates in football, basketball, and baseball . . . was in the 1961 talent show . . . belongs to C.Y.O .... During the sum- mer, he worked as a truck driv- er and carpenter. Future plans include college.

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l L Sorry: Gentlemen . . here without a tie! . no one is allowed in A4 tx WILLIAM FOWLER 18 Muriel Avenue Skip is Co-Editor of the Uru- cle, on Student Council. and a member of the Debate Team. Outside of school he works at the First National and is Pres- ident of his C.Y.O. Suppressed desire is to wear a tiger skin. Skip intends to pursue his in- terest in history at college. SANDRA l-RAPPIER 33 Oak Street Sandy enjoys listening to rec- ords on her hi-li set. She also likes her orlice methods class. She's a member of Pep Club and Commercial Club. If you see Sandy driving a tractor. you'll know her suppressed de- sire has come true. Someday you may place an airline reser- vation with her. v,'. V' X I I ' X p . 191, S. DENNIS FREY 15 Paon Boulevard This fun-loving lad will never forget WHS and all his friends. Organs suppressed desire is to be six feet tall. He remem- bers Mr. Gartner's history class . . . dislikes having too much homework at one time . . . Activities include Senior Play Cast Committee work. football. baseball. and hockey. Q Jan -4' ,ai DONNA FREY 15 Paon Boulevard That's great! is Donna's fa- vorite saying. Activities include Pep Club. Senior Play Public- ity Committee. bowling. and volleyball. She dislikes people who are stuck-up . . . enjoys swimming and skating . . . This girl would like to have school start at 10 A.M .... hopes to become a good secretary. We're sure you will. Donna. ROBERT GARDNER 104 Elm Street Quiet Bob's been active on the cross Country and track teams for three years . . , also belongs to Explorers and Delwlolay . . . His favorite class is History with Mr. Boyle. During the summer he worked at Pleasure Island. Future plans include college. after which he hopes to become a history teacher. 95 fi , ,. sr s.. 3, '53 TERESA G.-XRGANO S9-A Albion Street Reading and listening to mu- sic are Terry's favorite pas- times. She enjoys bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . , wishes some students would hurry more on their way to class . . , works in her father's insurance office after school. This ambi- tious student hopes to be in full charge of accounting books in the future.

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WILLIAM GILE 53 Meriam Street B.G. has been a credit to the high school band for three years and is a member of the Music Activities Council and the Class Prophecy Commit- tee. Outside of school this like- able senior is active in his church fellowship . . . worked at the First National Store . . . His future plans include a ca- reer in engineering. DUNCAN GLOVER 14 Porter's Cove Road Hingham Duncan will always be remem- bered as our great saxophone player, who had the honor of belonging to the All-State Band. He dislikes the lunches but enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman and Twirp Week. Activities include golf, Band Math and Science Clubs. Easy- going Dune will never for- get our fabulous school. 4 V -..,.. Q Y , Q. ,A ,Lump ,df mi -' X. ,f ig . . my ,ba 2 t I 0 sh ff It 'H I A x , ,x . ,. . ta... ,' wax I v E 'w Z, mint 4 But, Charlie . . . 1 'Qu .l GERALD GILLESPIE 7 Houston Street Athletic Gerry has been a member of the cross-country team for two years. His pet peeve is girls that smoke. Fa- vorite class is Math with Coach Callagy. He enjoys skin diving . . . belongs to St. Flor- ence's C.Y.O .... works at Rolway Plastics Company . . . Gerry hopes to become a ra- dio-TV electrician. .m. A , fl-s at, fa A ac. -ss sr' ,P A 4' xwgigw Qfawffy uf if - 242.5315 :-'Qi f MMF I 1' if . -ia I -sri? .aim . -. . ' .lfzpmfzi W L. '-.-'2' ' 4 - .pg -ia V ' A Q' QP' 'iif.4. f Q :- fa' mf it RICHARD GOODWIN 23 Brewster Road Richie can often be heard say- ing, You can't be too sure! especially in his favorite class. Accounting with Mrs. Cronin. Outstanding m e m o r i e s of W.H.S. include the hockey games. His suppressed desire is to own a Corvette after he succeeds in his ambition of en- tering the business world. RONALD GOULD 36 Church Street Ronny was our golf champion for two years and considers his set of golf clubs his favorite possession. He likes Mr. Woodman's Physics class . . . belongs to the golf team. De- Molay hockey team. and Om- rlc Art Staff . . . Ronny will long remember the school danc- es and vacations. Future plans include college. 97 DAVID GRIFFIN 103 Vernon Street Dave's bank book is his favor- ite possession. His pet peeve is wearing ties. He enjoys his math and physics classes . . . spends his spare time golting. bowling. and working at the First National . . . Daxes out- standing memories of W.H.S. are the football and hockey games.