Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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STEPHEN ANDERSON IU Humphrey Street Steve, a future engineer, hopes to get through high school and college . . . believes it is what you do, not what you say, that Counts . . . enjoys working on his favorite possession. a Mod- el A Ford Roadster . . . Steve's pet peeve is his younger sister . . . will never forget our football games or school plays. MARCIA ASHLEY 4 Park Avenue Ash will long remember her cold, clammy hands in anticipation of Miss Cowing's French III class . . . enjoys Miss Caswell's English class, skiing, and swimming . . . is a member of Student Council, Chorale, Thespians, Inter Nos, Gym Club, and P.F .... Tal- ented Marcia also plays the pi- ano . . . plans include college. 'LX I X Z P RICHARD ATWATER 6 Wharton Park English with Miss Abbott rates high with out-going Ricky. who dislikes running the 600 in gym. Hunting, bowling, and ping-pong keep him busy when he isn't working in a pharmacy or gas station. Good luck in your work as an insurance salesman, Ricky. ,J x ,N 3 'a 1 ' , f . 'f HARRY AYSCOUGH 21A Summer Street Harry, known as Ace to his friends, treasures his three J.V. letters. Activities include track, football, and cross country . . . spends his spare time skindiv- ing at the Bay State Aqua Club, Inc .... also likes skiing and tennis . . . Harry hopes to visit the South Pacific in the fu- ture. NANCY BABINE ,P ' 1 g S ts ,ji ll5 Salem Street yt .i W g A V' fi E 4 Nan disl es scratchy 'l ' , I el 'W F l ' n AZckboard . . . l 3, l,Q i Q it X 3 li I dt'Sowlingl.terbzilil:ninibenPl f P ,P ' El , ' . so K?b.'and C.Y.Q .... enjoys j l 4 2i ll and listening to music ' , J e adio . . . has a job at R' reeman's Cleaners... WX so W.H.S, memories include foot- ball games and pep rallies She fjzdpl xp, t . algtssf. fill, Wjwlvill' WARREN BACON 58 Meriam Street One of our lleetfooted football players, ambitious Bac enjoys , Student Council and Varsity V ' Club. This three letter man al- so plays hockey and baseball . . . likes to water-ski in the ' summer . . . Warren rates Physics with Mr. Woodman as his favorite class . . . may be seen d r i v i n g his bomb around town. P 80 Surprise! You7re on Candid Camera!

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Class of 1962 I ag, '-. L 2:1 PETER ABBOTT 12 Ames Street Pete, often heard saying, Good grief! enjoys U. S. History. This athletic lad en- joys watching football, base- ball, and hockey games . . . is a member of the gym team . . . His suppressed desire is to qualify for the Olympic Gym Team. After graduation Pete plans to go on to prep school and college. 2. -oi' EDWARD ADAIWCZYIK 4 Parker Circle Eddie has won honors in the science fairs . . . is a member of Audio-Visual Aides. Sci- ence Club, Math Club. and cross country . . , He has al- ways wanted to be left alone in the Chem. lab . . . plans to major in science . . . often won- ders how Mr. Brown managed to teach his Algebra II Class, 111' Lv - ... '51 hw' It is, , L' 'win A Y WILLIAM ADAMS MURRAY AIRHART JANICE ALDEN NANCY ANDERSON 47 Lake Street Bill dislikes people who say one thing and do another . . . Favorite possession is his mon- ey in the bank . . . belongs to the Thespians, cross country team, Senior Play Executive Committee, and the Senior Play cast . . . His future plans to work in radio and television may fulnll his desire to travel internationally. 70 Elm Street Murray, whose favorite posses- sion is his dog, likes watching T.V., working on his car, boat- ing, swimming, water and snow skiing, and drive-ins, English is his favorite class. He works for Scott Tobacco Wholesale Distributors . . . hopes to go to California someday. 49 Cordis Street lan likes talking on the tele- phone and saying, Youll get over it. . . . is a member of Inter Nos, Pep and Gym Clubs, and the Thcspians . . . Besides drawing and babysit- ting, she enjoys her driving les- sons. Football games. rallies. and Sophomore Day will al- ways be Jan's outstanding memories of W.H.S. , 79 68 Cedar Street Nancy. our sincere head ma- jorette, is known for her :il- tractive. red hair. Her fayorite possession is. naturally. her ba! ton . . . often heard saying. Yoti're kiddinglf' especially when told to take showers in gym. Her fondest memories are Sophomore Day and the football games. Nancy hopes to one day visit Hawaii.

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WARREN BAER 65 Pleasant Street Reserved Warren likes math and science . . . is calm and good-natured . . .He isa member of Math Club, Science Club. and Lookoul Staff and is active in Temple Youth Group . . . Reading is one of his fa- vorite pastimes. Warren desires to be a dentist. JOAN BALDWIN ll Quannapowitt Avenue Joan's favorite possessions are her record player and record collection. She is a member of the Junior-Senior Girls' Chorus and C.Y.O. Favorite class is Olice Methods with Miss An- tonuccio. Her suppressed desire is to steal a speaker from a drive-in theater . . . hopes to become a hairdresser . . . Good luck. Joan! 'fini lil. 'sf- Q, ' Lost in the woods, eh? JUDITH BARRAR 31 Armory Street Judy, one of our friendly ma- jorettes, is a member of P.T.S.A. and Inter Nos . . . was a member of the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Com- mittees . . . likes to walk in the rain . . . works at Freemans Cleaners . . . Her favorite class was Spanish II with Miss Cowing . . . plans to attend the University of Massachusetts. KENNETH BARRETT 53 Putnam Avenue A member of the Sophomore Hop Committee. likeable Ken- ny also enjoys history and Eng- lish. Outside of school he is an usher at the Wakefield Thea- tre and plays DeMolay hockey. Kenny's future plans remain undecided, but we wish him the best of luck in whatever he at- tempts. MAUREEN BARRY 67 Paon Boulevard Cute. talkative Maureen can often be heard saying, That's life! She enjoys riding around in a car and listening to the ra- dio .. . . hopes to become a re- ceptionist . . . Maureen's most valued possessions are her li- cense and class ring . . . will al- ways remember last year's Melrose - Wakefield football game. 81 l A . V I l all il A - ,i., .ll ' f 3-'5 rt A . ,.b ' 3 , ft fa. '.,,.m, 2 . JOHN BARRETT 7l Bennett Street John. J.B. to his friends. is an ambitious player on our football team . . . enjoys Prob- lems of Democracy with Mr. Boyle . . . a three letter man . . . wouldn't be without his driving license . . . So what! he often exclaims in his pleas- ant manner. R 5.-vw 3' 'A ,..4v .K ,gr-f.