Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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R t Qi 1 i A XVJ, ix X L s X MARY DERFLER i 79 Forest Street Genial Mary is active in Lookout Staff. Inter Nos. and Thespians. but finds time to be a nurse's aide at Melrose- Wakefield Hospital . . . often says. What a panic! . . . would be thrilled to drive a gold thunderbird . . . will re- member her classmates for their school spirit and good sportsmanship. ' .1 I BARBARA DICKINSON 7 Gladstone Street Artistic Barbie enjoys Fine Arts, drawing, painting, and designing clothes . . . treasures her diamond . . . Her pet peeve is short skirts. She be- longs to the Senior Play Make- up Committee. Tri-Hi-Y, and Rainbow . . . often asks. Are you kidding? . . . attends art school in preparation for a ca- reer in fashion design. ' 4 .3 g A . 'N 4 .. H ,hh , na.-evra ' .za Extracurricular activities. 1 2 in 44 fl f 'Q' ai? M 'ff' f -t ' 0 f DIANE DI MAURO 6 Cristofaro Road Diane cherishes her friendship ring and the memory of the Junior Prom . . . keeps herself busy as a member of the Om- cle Business Staff, Rainbow, and Tri-Hi-Y . . . can often be seen walking to classes with a cer- tain someone . . . exclaims. Really? . . . She plans to at- tend a junior college. X - -. . if ,nfl Y, - u s . ,tr 15:7 92 4l RICHARD Di RAFFAELE 3 Forrester Road Richie prizes his skis, and ski- ing rates tops with him. Like- wise he enjoys Mr. Rosvall's German II class . . . is known as a generous friend . . . serves on Student Council and Oracle Business Staff . . . He would like to become a teacher and keep all the friendships he has made at W.H.S. SHIRLEY DOUCETTE 30 Quannapowitt Avenue This busy majorette's sup- pressed desire is to appear on television. She dislikes people who cheat, especially in her fa- vorite class, Bookkeeping. We hope that she achieves her am- bition to be a private secretary. If you hear someone say. L'Oh, niee!, you can be sure it's our petite Shirl. LOUISE DUFAULT 25 Shady Avenue Friendly Lou's eyes sparkle when she asks, Is that so? She likes Accounting and wishes to be a medical secre- tary . . . works after school in the Athletic Office . . . is full of enthusiasm . . . Lou's favorite possessions are her stuffed ani- mals . . . She will always re- member the football games.

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v MARTHA CURRAN 5 Cottage Street Petite Martha's pet peeve is the short, crowded lunch periods. Accounting with Mrs. Cronin is her favorite class. This quiet senior is active in Pep Club and Inter Nos . . . likes to sleep and babysit . . . She hopes to work in a nursery. f I -. uf u Wyatt gui 2-:P 145 wr mls this the best they can do? WESLEY CURTIS -ll Madison Avenue Wes treasures his guitar. His favorite class is Physics . . . spends spare time bowling and participating in Delylolay . . . can often be heard exclaiming. What the heck! . . . He will always remember the confu- sion once the bells ring. Good luck after graduation. Wes! GL .kg 3 l K ' X . . B' R ftt Vp,lf'v U21 6 C dy is . , . ' Riff s :iv ' 'I 5 41'-ef 0-'Q-. ike Cy J ,lov R I . LINDA CUTTING 95 Parker Road Linda treasures her class ring. Favorite saying is 'lGood grief! . . . enjoys English with Miss Upham and Chorale . . . is the President of Baptist Youth Fellowship . . . will al- ways remember the neatness of our school . . . hopes to own a powder blue Rambler and to become an interior decorator. --1 ii ROBERT D'AMORE 37 Pleasant Street Bob is often heard saying. Jumping Jennifer! . . . high- ly prizes his golf clubs . , . will always remember his chem- istry class with Mr. Ceddia and the confusion in the cafeteria . . . Outside of school. he is ac- tive in the YMCA and plays baseball in his spare time . . . Ambition is to become a naval officer. MARY DAVIS 51 Fairmount Avenue Artistic Mary will always be remembered for her work as the Oracle Art Co-ordinator . . . is often heard saying Re- ally . . . Her pet peeve is long skirts. Mary belongs to Gym Club and Inter Nos . . . will never forget the class elections . . . is destined for success as a magazine illustrator. 91 RICHARD DENNIS 63 Farm Street More often seen than heard. easy-going Dick hates to tight over girls or otherwise argue . . . is the proud ou ner of let- ters for football and track . . . never will forget Mr. Callagys math class. the detention hall. or the girls and teachers at W.H.S .... Good Luck Dick?

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i F, .i ROBERT DUMONT 26 Elm Street Bob's pet peeve is people who cause a disturbance during class, especially his favorite one, Math. When not work- ing at Taylors Hardware, Bob enjoys the YMCA. C.Y.O.. and all types of sports . . . will never forget the wonderful sup- port the faculty gives to the students' social events. BARBARA FARINEAU 58 Jordan Avenue Barbara will always remember our hwonderful football games . . . loves Algebra with Mr. Brown and her Tiki neck- lace . . . is annoyed by pushing in the corridors . . . Barb's ac- tivities include P.T.S.A. Board, badminton. and soft ball . . . also enjoys skiing, swimming, and C.Y.O .... would like to be a kindergarten teacher and go to Europe. ROSEMARY FARRELL 86 Green Street Perky Posie would love to make a winning touchdown . . . is kept busy with the Oracle E d i to r i al Staff, Activities Council, C.Y.O., and pajama parties . . . likes Coach Cal- lagy's math class . . . She would rather keep her friends than anything else . . . addresses them all as Poopsie . . . hopes to attend U. of Mass. O,,4v MARYALYCE DYER 299 Albion Street Mary, often present on the hon- or roll, enjoys Accounting with Ma Cronin . . . is a member of the Oracle Editorial Staff, In- ter Nos, and National Honor Society . . . works after school at the First National . . . Mary's suppressed desire is to walk across the arcade roof. She plans to become a secretary. t RALPH EAMES 6 Drummer Lane When he's not working at the Jenny gas station, handsome Ralph can be seen tinkering with his car, his favorite pos- session. He rates English as his most enjoyable class . . . someday plans to attend col- lege and go into business for himself . . . Good luck, Ralph! fr CAROL FAIRNENY 42 Elm Street But, I don't understand, is sometimes Carol's answer to a question. Her pet peeve is big shot drivers who pass on the right. Carol rates Office Prac- tice and Shorthand as her fa- vorite classes . . . participates in bowling, Inter Nos, and Sen- ior Play Make-up Committee. Future plans include becom- ing a stenographer. 'V vtqx 'ibafa 5- 1 1 'fe Jia' 5 V 5 -- 1, 1 1 Ji.:- vl' wi L Iv V '8 3, ,fdl X Q U N I 5 - if ? gg Whatever it is. . . it's in my milk! 93 'Y