Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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RICHARD KELLEY 290 Salem Street Dick's favorite class is United States history with Mr. Boyle. His favorite pastime is sleep- ing. He belongs to C.Y.O .... spends time working at Worthen's Food Market . . . Dick's suppressed desire is to have a real fire drill before he graduates from high school. J l ,, . I W ' 4 Q rtfwQ,KM V f 3 v fffiw SGW ttf-ti LL' ' Yak, WfSARAH KELLY lj 21 Bryant Street Active Sarah belongs to Na- tional Honor Society. Oracle Editorial Staff. Senior Play Ex- exutive Committee, and the Class Will Committee . . . says What now? . . . She enjoys Government with Mr. Con- nors. Favorite possession is her driver's license. Sarah would love to get all A's . . . plans to b e c o m e an elementary teacher after attending college. All right, comrades . . JAMES KENNEDY 141 Broadway One of our actors in the Senior Class Play is Jim, who also be- longs to Thespians. He's an ac- tive member of the YMCA Leaders' Club . . . likes his bookkeeping class and enjoys watching television . . . Jim has worked at Pleasure Island and Minahan's . . . wants to be a funeral director. BARBARA KIERSTEAD 45 Forest Street Ya is Barb's favorite saying. She likes cooking and gab ses- sions, but finds our crowded corridors annoying . . . partici- pates in Class Color Commit- tee. Inter Nos, Senior Girls' Chorus. and Rainbow . . . This enthusiastic Pep Club member will always remember the fun at our football games . . . hopes to do I.B.M. work. MAUREEN RILEY 32 Pine Hill Circle Red-headed Maureen. whose nickname is Rusty, can often be heard saying. Oh! For heaven's sake! Her favorite class is Home Economics with Mrs. After school she works at Mystic Rug and Nov- elty Company . . . would love to have a gift certificate in ev- ery store . . . Future plans are indefinite, 103 K3 1 fif, TIMDTHY KENNEDY 165 Montrose Avenue Tim. who wants to be a civil engineer. treasures his record collection. He is a member of the YMCA and active there in Leaders' Club. Tim's outstand- ing memory of W.H.S. is the Junior Prom. Physics with Nlr. Woodman rates high with this science-minded senior. ISHN- PNJGNQD Ll m-KI' iv- I if it .,I-t.iu' ' lla. AW' A' srl lvl :ly tri I nit -3-

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P 9-di TERESA JOSEPH 32 Cordis Street Popular Terry is always busy with meetings of the National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Chorale, and other groups . . . had a prominent role in our Senior Play . . . Terry rates senior year and the football games as her favorite memo- ries . . . hopes to become a French teacher . . . We know she'll be a fine one. lf rw- M ,J ,si X -. , 1 ,. 'X - 'ef O ' Sf-.GY N. TE - -IR' l RICHARD JUEL 21 Juniper Avenue Ricky, full of surprises, usu- ally popped them during his favorite class, U. S. History with Mr. Gartner. He is mad about his motor scooter and peanut butter. An avid school supporter, he is often seen at school activities. His voice can be heard through the cor- ridors booming, I don't be- lieveit! JAMES KELLEY 9 Cristofaro Street Confident Jimmy, our foreign exchange student to the Phil- ippines, is a capable, consci- entious leader . . . President of the National Honor Society . . . values most his golf clubs . . . Jimmy's suppressed desire is to be able to sing. This hearty enthusiast will never forget W.H.S. or Government with Mr. Connors. JOYCE KELLY 46 Plymouth Road Joyce is a member of Junior- Senior Girls' Chorus. Inter Nos. and Pep Club . . . enjoys her English classes with Miss Abbott . . , can be heard say- ing. Oh, no! You're kidding! . . . Favorite pastimes are skat- ing and bowling. Joyce cher- ishes her memories of footbal games . . . would like to be- COIUC 3 SCCFCIHFY. A X-::', X. WILLIAM KEANEY 65 Melvin Street Bill dislikes girls who wear too much makeup . . . enjoys Phys- ics with Mr. Woodman and par- ticipates in Leaders' Club, Or- acle Business Staff, Lookout Staff. and track . . . also likes hockey, horseback riding. and C.Y.O .... works at Ames Drug Store . . . Bill treasures his li- cense. which enables him to attend football games . . . hopes to attend Wentworth. H, .4 BS' Q: W 4 .6- I lj DANIEL KEEFE 22 Herbert Street Danny's pet peeve is people who run in the corridors. He works at the Mystic Novelty Mills after school . . . spends his spare time working on cars and especially enjoys Mr. Pepe's shop class. After gradu- ation Danny hopes to become a radio and television repair- man. l What are you whistlin' at, babe? 102

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-.--1 ii I ' 1 ... 'vi 1. ...T ' j . 1 , ....1..,. l t LF? .nt X , f' 5. Didn't think I could do it, did ya? ' XX iff 'gl f 1 DAVID LAPERY 8 I-'ellsmere Avenue Dave, jokingly called Pin- headf' prizes his Johnny Math- is collection . . . would rid the school of detention . . . A swift athlete. he participates in foot- ball and track and loves gym. To own a gas station is his aim . . . will always remember Mr. Boyle's 127 study. 4 fi ix , Jia I 133 . fa ' Rf -S... ,L.',:f, 2 ,-lv SHEILA LAUGHLIN -17-1 Lowell Street Sheila keeps herself busy with the debate team and Work- shoppers. During her spare time she likes to act. and she won a leading part in our Sen- ior Play . . . will always re- member the wonderful times on the debate team . . . Here is a girl who is headed for suc- cess in law or politics. ,-ig, 4 ff ,A . 4 ikdn-'!i0'f is Y 'W BIRGITTA KDHLER Ostanvag ll l Malmo S. U., Sweden Gittan, our lovely Swedish exchange student, participates in Inter Nos, Student Council, tennis, and the Senior Play Costume Committee . . . en- joys skiing, skating. reading, and gym . . . W.H.S. will long remember Birgitta for her ra- diant appearance and friendli- ness. She hopes to become a gym teacher or an architect. YVONNE LANDRY 31 Rake Street Diminutive Voni enjoys us- ing her oil painting set and will never forget all the fun in Art with Miss Rainge. She also en- joys cooking, sewing, and working on the Oracle Art Staff. To attend an art school and own a farm in New Hamp- shire are her future plans. ROBERT LAWNICKI 21 Franklin Street Robert has the characteristics of an all-American teenager. He enjoys his car, his dog, and his lunch. Basketball and base- ball rate high with him . . . works at Tech Motors as a me- chanic . . . is often heard ex- claiming, How about that! . . . hopes to become a mil- lionaire someday. We hope so, too, Bob! 104 FREDERICK LEAHY 301 Lowell Street Fred is one of our bashful basketball players . . . can of- ten be heard saying, It's just a mirage. . . . His suppressed desire is to get all A's . . . would like to become an engi- neer . . . Fred will always re- member Algebra with Mr. Brown and basketball with Coach Charbie.