Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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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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l 0 4 fr! as A? r 1 an ,fl JOHN FARRINGTON 87-B Gould Street Popular John is one of W.H.S.'s busiest seniors . . . President of the Senior Class, Captain of the cross-country team, and a member of the Honor society, he enjoys English with Miss Caswell . . . will never forget our football rallies or the 1960 Hobo Party . . . plans to fur- ther his education at college. VIRGINIA FIELDS 30 Morgan Avenue Ginny complains that she's too easy-going . . . works now as a part-time model and would , like to continue in that field through Academie Moderne . . . She liked English III and Home Economics Ill . . . will always remember her Junior Prom . . . smiles warmly when talking of her favorite posses- sion, Steve's friendship ring. Double Take! J . PETER FitzPATRICK 50 Parker Road Pete strives to make a million . . . hunts and fishes like a pro . . . He will always remember belonging to the track and cross country teams. Outside school he works for a plasterer . . . enjoys Miss MacKenzie's English class . . . won honors in the 1961 Science Fair . . . prizes most his guns. 'UL SUSAN FLETCHER 195 Park Street Susie's favorite possession is her Burmese cat, Thai. She dis- likes starchy school lunches . . . enjoyed Mr. Feudo's biol- ogy class . . . belongs to Inter Nos, the Band, the Senior Play P r o p e rt y Committee, and Rainbow . . . Sue would like to visit Hawaii . . . will never for- get the Junior Prom, the foot- ball games, or the band con- certs. DENNIS FOLEY 743 Main Street Dennis w i s h e s there were more hours in a day for recre- ation, but he loves to sleep . . . is often heard saying, Do you mind? . . . enjoys Mr. Brown's algebra class . . . He was in R.O.T.C. in the high school from which he transferred and plans a military career. Nice to know you, Denniel 94 I STEPHEN FORSLIND 235 Vernon Street Steve enjoys auto shop because he can work on his favorite possession, his 53 Nash . . . can often be heard asking, What's the action? . . . He is a member of DeMolay and Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . will never forget Mr. Ced- dia's class in General Chemis- try.

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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.