Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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x-. .. I ,' 'W 4 1, X. f JEAN TAYLOR 33 Warren Avenue Majorette squad, Pep Club. and sports are some of petite Jean's activities . . . enjoys dancing and highly prizes her baton and bongos . . . Her fondest memory is Home Eco- nomics with Mrs. D. Jean would like to enter a convent after graduation. s '. r. a 'ai R -li at 1 -.5 1 1 u f . P 4 .Mt X as If he can't do it. the team can! AK 9 GEORGE THOMPSON 1 l Fox Road Ruddy enjoys being back with his friends . . . cherishes his '61 Ford . . . He's a mem- ber of DeMolay and works at the First National Store . . . will never forget the Senior Prom of 1961 . . . In the fu- ture he would like to work for the telephone company or go into the restaurant business. F, 33 .fl Q. I-15 ra - g Q V . . I w is , 5 P-f V fy' 7 in sf 5 5k , Q .4 it 'S BARRY THORNTON 27 Pierce Avenue Physics with Mr. Carlson rates tc-ps with Thumper, who prizes most his '57 Ford. Ac- tivities include Lookout Staff. basketball. and baseball. He has worked at Pleasure Is- land and the First National Store . . . would like to travel around the world . . . He will remember holding up the bul- letin board before school. JOHN THORP. JR. 5 Bryant Street Jack likes to cruise around on his Vespa . . . often says, Are you kidding me? . . . would like to out-talk Miss Cowing in French . . . Good luck, Jack! He likes the teachers and stu- dents at W.H.S .... will be remembered as King of the Junior Prom. RICHARD TINE 20 Coolidge Park Dick loves his drums and membership in the Wakeneld High School Band . . . is ac- tive at St. Florence's Church in C.Y.O. and as an altar boy . . . Although he now works in his father's store, he is sure to be a great success as a drum teacher. 122 RICHARD TODD 172 Salem Street Rick. whose favorite posses- sion is his horse. is a Junior Leader of the Wakefield 4-H Club. He enjoys Dance Band and track . . . works at the Star Market . . . His suppressed de- sire is to be a music teacher. This senior's ambition is to nnd himself. Good luck in your search. Rick. . 'Fly P is .5 2

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0' Q X at va ' :Psp I va MAUREEN SULLIVAN 17 Harwick Road Maureen is one of our cheer- leaders who would never give up her sweater or megaphone. This member of Inter Nos and Junior-Senior Girls Chorus en- joys French II class . . . claims her memories of 127 study and the Senior Prom will be hard to forget . . . Future plans in- clude teaching elementary grades. DAVID SURETTE 48 Crescent Street Sports-minded Dave placed first on the still rings in the New England YMCA meet . . . dislikes homework but likes gym . . . spends much of his time at the YMCA . . . wants to become a gymnast . . . thinks everyone gets along extremely well at W.H.S .... hopes someday to do a cruci- fix on the rings. QF- i WALLACE SULLIVAN 34 Hancock Road French II with Miss Cowing is enjoyed by Wally, whose ac- tivities include Luokout Staff. Oracle Business Staff. Driver Education, and C.Y.O. He likes skiing and swimming . . . works at the First National aft- er school. After graduation Wally plans to attend a lib- eral arts college and become an attorney examiner. .. rx V -asf P DAVID SULLO 18 Traverse Street Amiable Dave values his car as his prize possession. Work- ing on it and sleeping are his favorite pastimes . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . Hmm . . . not bad! . . . Mr. McCarthy's homeroom and the football rallies have made a lasting impression on Dave. JOSEPH SL'LLO 46 Yale Avenue An outdoorsman, lose likes to fish, hunt, swim. and ski . . . doesn't enjoy homework . . . will never forget the football games or his teachers and the good times he has had in their classes . . . hopes to attend business school. . . . for those who think young. 121 54- JANE SUTTON 91 Prospect Street Flirtatious Janey treasures her charm bracelet. She is active in Pep Club and Gym Club and is secretary of Inter-Nos . . . worked at Pleasure lsland . , . Janey will never forget Mr, Brown's Algebra ll class. the football games, Junior Prom. or her year with Birgitta . . . plans to attend junior college.

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MYRON TOTH 66 Butler Avenue ToITa will always remember Coach Walsh's history class. He has helped carry the Wake- field colors to victory in hock- ey . . . in his spare time enjoys fishing and hunting . . . He par- ticularly likes that part of the school day known as C lunch. Future plans include the Air Force. Ah! . . . It's two o'clock. .RQ- MARCIA TAYLOR 107 Prospect Street Ty is known by her shiny black hair and her ready laugh . . . enjoys working at Pleasure Island and being part of Inter Nos. Oracle Business Staff and Senior Play Committee . . . of- ten seen walking briskly along toward 212 in the morning . . . hopes to attend business school. STEPHEN UNSWORTH 68 Redfield Road It was a happy day for Steve when he got his license. He en- joys Mr. Callagy's math class and his job at the Atlantic Food Market in Reading . . . will long remember our foot- ball games and pep rallies . . . We know he'll do well in the Air Force. R f RICHARD VEALE 12-A Salem Street Friendly, humorous Dick has a great knack for doing the Twist in Stoneham Square . . . likes his bicycle and Miss Co- wing's Spanish class . . . will never forget Miss Padula's French class . . . Skiing, golf. and tennis take up his spare time. Dick hopes to obtain a degree from a liberal arts col- lege. 123 LINDA IOWSI1 34 Morgan Avenue Popular Linda was Secretary of her Junior and Senior Classes . . . is a member of the Lookout Staff and Pep Club . . . enjoys listening to Paul Anka and Elvis . . . would like to get her driver's license and become a member of National Honor Society . . . Linda plans to teach high school math. x Q' STEPHEN WALKER 26 Robert Street I'll never tell. one hears Steve say. He plays guitar in a rock and roll group . . . en- joys dancing and singing . . , is active on the gym team . . . Steve's favorite class is Physics with Mr. Woodman. He would like to rock and roll at a school Elance . . . plans to attend col- ege,