Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

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Thus, in a very real and imminent sense, the high school student is preparing himself for whatever is to be the next step in his life. 2 TABLE OF CDNTENTS Dedication 5 Faculty 6 Academic Life 16 Activities 28 Candids 5 8 Sports 68 Graduates 90 Advertisements 142 3 Editorial S tafi' Josephine Breslin Patricia Conway Sandra Eager Carole Greene Susan Halloran Martha Hodgdon J ospeh Hugo June Lockhart Jack Loomis Eleanor MacDougall Karen Marshall Linda Minichiello Barbara Nute Meredith Prowse David Shahood Gloria Shahood Carol Whittemore Gracie Staffs C o-editors Class Editor Copy Editor Photo Editor Art Director Feature Editor Sports Editor Business Co-managers Art Staff Barbara Davis Pamela Davis Patricia Fielding Ann Grafton Sharon Grout Marcia Miller Aden O'Dorney Barbara Puglisi Janet Murray Michael Breton Brian Barry Donna Weller William Sousa Carol D,Andrea Geraldine Maloof Brian Beaulieu Frank Ruderman Susan Ball Business Staff Maria Alessi Frederick Beyer Pamela Breeden Kathleen M. Burke Teresa Courtenay Karen DeMatteo Ruth Deriler Michele Doyle Marilyn Flynn Deren Geier Karen Gerry Sheila Haladay Donald Hanson Janice Hitchins Joyce Lee Marilyn Noble Margaret Paquette Elizabeth Rattray Cheryl Rennard Frank Ruderman Abby Schmidgall Adelaide Vingerhoet Linda Wulfman Typing Staff Patricia Bigos Grace Brooks Eileen Jennings Dorothy Naugler Joyce Notto Marjorie Presper Marsha Scarpello Susan Snow Dedication ew7'Ls' ' 2.43 . ' r s MISS JANET S. HEIGHT A true educator, Miss Janet Height has long dedicated her time and talents to the enrichment of the student body. To her we dedicate this yearbook as a token of our sincere appreciation. 5 gli? 'lug A .-1. if w qs-'- ' if-0+ '-QQ.-,f v p.,..,,- r n- ., ,4v iv, , , .,, 1 . V . fa 1, .'::. .AM-,fx .. Administration JOHN B. HENDERSHOT Superi111vndf'n1 of Sclzools A 1 ,617 OERARD O. BARRY PITIILTPIII aiffwnn .,,.-9 MAURICE J. DWYER FLORENCE B. CLIFFORD RUTH CONLEY Direclur of Guidam-u Ciuiz1'um'c Counselor Guidance Counselor 8 ROBERT SN OW A dminislrative A ssistant .1 I 2 JOHN T. BRODERICK Submustcfr VI- JOSEPH R. SARDELLA ASSLYIIIIII I0 lhe Principal 2 ELIZABETH V. UPHAM Dean of Girls Efxg- rf ELEANOR K. ABBOTT English LAURENT BENOIT French 3 l ROBERT E. BROWN Mathematics, Guidance 1 CLARE W. CARLSON Science DAVID K. ALLEN Business Education GX DAVID M. BISHOP English, Speech 41 WILLIAM P. CALLAGY Mathematics BERNICE L. CASWELL Head of English Dept. TOM ASIN A A. ANTON UCCIO Business Education DANIEL F. BLANCHARD Social Studies . 1 3 ' f I I I 01' .1 ANNE C. BEAN English ff JERRY BOISEN Director of Music Faculty l ANTHONY CEDDIA, JR. C. FRANK CELONA Science Shop, Shop Drawing FRANKLIN A. CHARBONNEAU Physical Education GRACE H. CINCOTTI Mathematics 1 ff, Q2- 2 fl., ELLEN L. COWING Haut! of Language Dept. -fa ,qi MILDRED C. DCCECCA BllSfllUS.S' nl U x X I 4- in 5 . . .Q . Nm . ,MN . CONSTANCE M. DOYLE KATHLEEN B. DOYLE English Home Economics nag JUDITH E. CLAYMAN Pltyxical Education EARLE W. CROMPTON Dirvclur of PfIy.SiC'lli Ed. MARIE T. DCCRISTOFORO Home Ec'rmon1ic'.v HARRIET D. DUNNING English Cn- JOSEPH B. CONNORS Head of History Dept. FRANCES A. CRONIN Bnztklxtwpirtg i DOMINIC A. DiGlAMMARlNO Science JAMES W. FALLON French, Spanish FRANK FAVORAT History JANET S. HEIGHT Head of Mathematics Dept. LEONARD F. KELLY, JR. English lin. ll ZELDA H. MacKENZIE English RU DOLPH A. FEUDO Science 5 1 A5 .3 , X 1 RUTH F. HIATT Head of Business Dept. ,f'k., SOFIA GIAVIS History GRAHAM G. JONES Science RUPERT W. GRAHN Mathematics ARNOLD LEVINE MARGARET L. Mathematics, Science MACDONALD Business 6 -v ' jjyj ,. ....g::v.j In 1554? Q aj: , VS 6 i if T A ' Q, ' 121 Q I : ' in I P BARBARA M. MacLEOD BEVERLY MALCOLM CHARLOTTE A. Fine Arts, Mechanical Drawing Mathematics MASIELLO Mathematics 1 C' GEORGE E. MCKIN LEY Alnsic' S . ,.. I df ' ,Q Y Til . -'Q 12? 'v gf '-I 'V' Q -t,rv1lfe 4 mme: ,A . in KATHARINE H. NICHOLS Phygiful EliliC'llIil7Il ALICE L. MASON Latin ROBERT MIKSEN Hixtory , 5 X 1 . 4 00' A 'fy' Ill? ,I .5-5 'f I f 1 .- .I 1 f, ,. r ,..,.....4.-p-aff. fm' assi: vf ff.4-3'a4'1+ -N 1 pw 1:51-,'f- 'ff'.7 ' ' ,gg - .','f-,V ' MELISSA I. NIELSON Hmm' Ec'on0nlic's A. DANTE PEPE Industrial Arts ROBERT F. MCCARTHY Matlzenzatics NED E. MILLER Enylislz I . LENORE M. PADULA Fl't'lllAlI, Spanish AE JOSEPH G. PROVOST Latin, Frvnclz, English ,4 A L4 f . JOSEPH L. MCKENNA Industrial Arts THOM AS D. MORSE History CHESTER T. PAWLOWSKI English, History H LOUIS J. RACCA H istory N. MARJORIE E. RAINGE Fine Arts ,-, ,A , 'Y CHARLES A. RYAN English S. MORTON SHERMAN Mechanical Drawing SEBASTIAN P. TINE Spanish, Business TOIVO D. ROSVALL German, English 1 ELAINE M. SanCLEMENTE iwatlzematics PHYLLIS J. SONNENSCHEIN Science JAMES M. WALSH History 13 Y 0 ANG ELO W. RUGGIERO Mallzematics LOUIS R. SARDELLA Reading EDITH S. STEWART Librarian CHARLES A. WOODM AN Science E? . 105 FRANCIS H. SHEEHAN Head of Science Dept. WILLIAM TIGHE Physical Education S -Y? ' Q VA- -V Us Hmmm. . .! It's here somewhere. The better to eat you with, my dear! , Q If .I EAN CONWAY Memorial Building Secretary fir GERALDINE TAYLOR Alwell Building Secretary ALICE FLOYD Matron If FRANCES ROACH Memorial Building Secretary BEVERLY A. KEOUGH Guidance Secretary a Q f f1.w , THOMAS F. KENNEY DOROTHY ADAMS Supervisor of Attendance Nurse N on-Teaching Personnel A s :Qi alll? l if' J '1 ' Q X , J I , ' ' Y V I f I , N . 3 ' - 3 .nfl ' T. 4 f 5 K f .. ft: X 1- A . x 'Q - i ,. K , A S . .:' 1 1. 15 5 Wuxi A -4-'E ' 1 , s - 1 ,,. English Through our English courses we obtain an understanding of man and nature. We delve into the works of great writers, both past and present, and begin to realize the importance of literature. Our means of communication is broadened, and we are taught to think independently. 18 Foreign Languages Foreign Language courses not only teach us to speak and write in another tongue but also give us an insight into the country itself. We learn about the culture and heritage of other lands and, in this way, we are better able to promote understanding between the peoples of the world. NTI Mathematics I ',a1,,.,,. 9' ai uv. I' Mathematics is the tool of science. With this we are able to describe nature and our environment in precise terms. Without it the world as we know it would cease to exist. It is important, therefore, that here at Wakeiield our varied choice of courses provides a sound basis for any desired future study in this field. . F . cg, , .. I Science 1'-Yi .A A ,Y 436' -1.-1 rr -..-JL Science is one of our largest departments. Students are offered courses in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and, just recently added, Physiology. Here we try to enlighten ourselves by studying the nature of life and its environment. Through courses like these we may be able to dispel dangerous superstitions, cure now incurable diseases and extend man's realm of power. i i YES. 'ii U' A -RZ il l ,,, . V , W, rf 21 Social Studies Iii In our Social Studies classes we de- velop an appreciation of our heritage and that of the peoples of the world. We in- vestigate political thought and gain a deeper understanding of current events 's ,ff -23 jj, by comparing them to trends of the past. The successful completion of these courses make us better informed and more aware of our responsibilities as citizens. Business Education me S The principles of office work are re- lated to the daily lives of all of us. In the Business Course we are taught not only p to manage our own affairs wisely but are taught the importance of accuracy, upon which the success of business enterprise depends. 23 Practical Arts e-'fi ' 1 r 9...Q 24 Shop Through extensive courses in Practical Arts we learn to use our hands in order to provide for our homes and families. We learn arts which will enable us to be- come skilled workers, capable parents and useful members of our communities. Home Economics Fine Arts In Fine Arts we express our creative ideas through many media. Our person- alities are evident in each finished prod- uct. We strive for individuality, for this is the mark of a true artist. Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing is one of the most popular electives offered. This subject not only teaches the mechanics of working drawings, but also develops a construc- tive imagination, a strong sense of visual- ization, and an exactness of thought so necessary to our daily lives. Music Department 4 . 'UU X , R01 X f' V fs X, C ERI 41' I I Ss A OLS, .. 'iu? KIA... in N, S 1 - Music is one of the most beautiful and most easily understood of all the art forms. It knows no barriers of language or geography. As a means of communi- cating human emotions it is unexcelled. The variety of musical activities at W.H.S. reflects the students' interest in this field. Physical Education Physical education is vital to the prop- er physical and psychological develop- ment of the adolescent. This department mendations on the fitness of youth and is able to boast a line record of achieve- ment in this area. 27 strives to fulfill the President's recom- qlla Wlgxg A was R A 5 l i Editorial Staff . X 1 5 I f ls' 1 l First row: B. Barry, D. Weller. G. Maloof. J. Murray, Co-editorg Mr. Rosvall. M. Breton, Co-editor: W. Sousa, S. Eager. Second row: P. Conway. S. Halloran. G. Shahood, J. Lockhart, C. Greene, L. Minichiello. C. Whittemore. M. Prowse. B. Nute, J. Breslin. Third row: M. Hodgdon, D. Shahood, J. Hugo. S. Tigar, R. Cronin. J. Loomis, E. MacD0ugall. lrate editors, a patient sponsor, and talented writers, not to mention diligent typists, compose the Oracle Editorial Staff. This group of Seniors has dedicated many hours to the production of our book. Business Staff I i . I' .lm First row: K. Barrett, C. Peterson. M. Doyle. S. Ball. C0-managerg R. Ruderman, Co-manager S. Haladay. D. Beckford. F. Beyer. Second row: C. DelVisco, J. Hitchins, J. Lee, C. Rennard E. Rattray, M. Noble, K. Gerry, D. Geier, K. DeMatteo, Mr. Rosvall. Third row: J. Nugent M. Alessi. A. Vingerhoet. K. Burke, R. Derfier. T. Courtenay, M. Flynn, A. Schmidgall. 30 . Art Staff r - 1 .. , 1 4 ' . , J 1 ! C i I Y First row: A. O'Dorney, P. Fielding, M. Dailey, A. Akell, C. D'Andrea, Coordinatorg B. Davis A. Grafton. Second row: Mr. Rosvall, R. Collamore, M. Miller, B. Batchelder, J. Hopkins B. Puglisi, P. Davis. S. Grout. Typists ,fi I First Row: J. Notto, M. Presper, G. Brooks, E. Jennings. Second row: S. Snow, D. Naugler. 31 V ,1 .f' gift' 3 Senior Play Firsf row: B. Puglisi, Miss San Clemente, Mr. Bishop. P. Conway, K. Barrett. Second row: B. Barry, R. Deriler. G. Shahood. D. Weller. A. Schmidgall, C. Peterson, I. Hitchins. Third row: D. Shahood, K. Barrett. F. Beyer. S. Hudson. S. Eager, C. Johnson. The play of the decade, Curtain Going Up, presented by the Class of 1963, was a rollicking success for both audience and cast. The story deals with a new teacher attempting to direct the Senior Play at Riverside High School. Comedy and romance are mixed delightfully to create a play that will long be remembered. Firsf row: S. Clinch, B. Barry, H. MacCaughey, J. Woker, C. Johnson. W. Dillaway, B. Davis. Second row: R. Derfler. L. Minichiello, B. Puglisi, M. Dailey, A. Pratt, V. Wickham D. Weller, G. Shahood, D. Musto, M. Thompson. 32 ' 0 We caught him in the garden stealing rosebuds. Ya mother loved it! 33 X Our group had 25'Z: fewer cavities . . . Chorale ' . I 5 I 1 l V l.Il1 l. l-l t l--wi. First row: F. Drago. M. DeCristoforo, D. Lindon, L. Frautten, L. Mader, A. Pratt, D. Alsop, J. Anderton. G. Tuttle. C. Woodbury, J. DeBenedictis, L. DeBenedictis. Second row: B. Litch- fieldi P. Emery, E. Jennings, E. Chitty. S. Carouselly, L. Dodd, N. Leggett, N. McGowen, C. Alexander. P. Ward, M. Harnden. C. Wells. J. Patriquin, R. Monson, V. Wickham. Third row: S. DeSousa. J. Cucinatto. B. Bartnick. F. Cole, W. Dillaway, J. Boody, F. Beyer, S. Hudson, D. Marshall, H. Stahle. D. Calore, R. Spadafora. P. Calore, M. Breton. With a participation of over three hundred and seventy-Eve musicians, the music groups have provided many hours of enjoyment for thousands of people. The marching band, in addition to performing at our own football games, also enter- tained at a Boston Patriots game. The choral groups, including Chorale, Girls' Choir, Mixed Chorus, Freshman Chorus, and Madrigal Group, have supplied pleasurable moments at our Spring and Christmas Concerts and have engaged in music-exchange programs with surrounding towns. In addition to those activities, Wakefield was host city to the 1962 Northeastern District Concert in which there was a representation of twenty-four students from Wakefield. 34 Girls, Choir First row: M. DuBois, C. Smith, M. Johnson, M. Horn, J. Livingstone, J. Peck, K. Leonard- son, N. Green, K. Cummings, D. Musto. Second row: J. Hatch, K. Gerry, C. Ryder, D. Perkins, D. Litchfield, K. Fiorello, C. Whittemore, M. Noble, B. Ingham, L. Wulfman, S. Allman, B. Batchelder. Third row: L. Davidson, S. Snow, D. Bogan, P. Curran. J. Ireland, C. Greene, S. Eager, B. Calt, B. Burton, M. Wells, B. Smith, M. Prowse, M. Sampson. Freshman Mixed Chorus First row: S. Clapp, H. Albani, P. Nicastro, B. Wheeler, R. Cole, R. Grout, K. Berkeley C. Parish, J. McCauley, A. Gelsomini. Second row: J. Siccone, S. Warner, K. True, J. Capelle S. Thacker, M. Goodenow, H. James, E. Muse, K. Ward, E. Weller. Third row: S. Butt, D Jennings, C. Sturtevant, G. Desmarteau, J. Redmond, K. Matheson, L. Eager, J. Thomas, S Starke, D. Leighton. 35 az Q i J Q G W Band in ,.. assi. I' -fkhgw , 1 36 Wakefield High School's Concert Band was the first Massachusetts High School Band to partici- pate in the Music Educators' Conference at At- lantic City, New Jersey. Under the able direction of Jerry Boisen, the band boasts seventy-seven pieces. The marching band was given the distinc- tion of performing at a Boston Patriots' game in October. The bright uniforms and snappy forma- tions are a thrilling sight on the field. K Christmas Concert HH UI 38 On December 17, the Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Jerry Boisen and Mr. Robert McKin- ley, presented a superlative Christmas concert. A11 the choral groups and the band contributed to this fine per- formance. The Brothers and Othersl' also added their bit to keeping things going smoothly. 39 National Honor Society Firsf row: J. Mohla, J. Hutchins. B. Benedetto, S. Haladay, F. Palmerino. D. Weller. B. Sic- cone, Miss Caswell. Second raw: M. Alessi. P. Breeden, M. Toth. B. Puglisi, D. Shahood, ' . D'll wa , R. K. Marshall, L. Hawkes. Third row: M. Prowse. M. Breton, P. Emery, W i a y Cronin, W. Sousa, V. Hewes. M. Noble, G. Shahood. The National Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Ber- nice Caswell, is a selective organization. Its members, who take an active part in school and civic activities, represent the top ten percent of the Senior CHass.'The Society sponsors an annual spelling bee, provides tutor- ing services, and adds to the intellectual atmosphere of the school. Math Team Eaton, K First row: M. Stahle, T. Knight, S. Farrington, Miss Height, C. Puddister, D. Wilson, J. Hugo. Second row: W. Dillaway, W. Sousa, R. Cronin, D. Iram, F. Ruderman W. Dibble, J. Duncanson, J. Loomis, M. Breton, A. Turco. 40 ...X-3. German Club First ron Mr Toivo Rosvall, R. Derfler, E. MacDougall, M. Noble, W. Sousa D Marshall ' S. Allman J Ire J Murray Second row: S. Dennis, C. Graham, S. Shulman, K. Cannon, land J Hugo M. Breton. Third row: J. Lindon, J. Woker, F. Beyer, K. Barrett T Dtstaso J Loomis S Clinch. The German Club, sponsored by Mr. Toivo Rosvall, is composed of members of German II and German lll who wish to further their knowledge of German outside the classroom. A Christmas party, a visit from a charming German exchange student and a program of German and Austrian slides were a few of the varied and interesting programs already enjoyed by this newly- organized club. l' 3 i 2 i Sagst du? Ich glaube es nichtll' 41 Biology Club l blllkil' f g I-'irsi row: P. Ring, E. Licata. Mrs. Sonnenschein, B. Siccone, M. Doyle. Second row: M. Burton, H. Gailis. S. Gascoigne, E. Falangas, G. Mueller, E. Gallop. Third row: L. Mangan, D. Sidelinger, L. Minichiello. At Wakefield High School we have many individual science clubs. These small clubs enable a student to advance in his particular field of interest. The indi- vidual groups are consolidated under the title of The Junior-Senior Science Club which meets monthly and exchanges information. In this way our science enthusi- asts are kept informed in all fields of science. Chemistry Club I 1 .ii 9 c 3 Firsi row: Mr. Jones. T. Knight, F. Smith, J. Baker, S. Tigar. Second row: J. Duncanson, R. Hillson. 42 Rocket Club I First row: Mr. Jones, L. Fleischer, M. O'Dorney, J. Williams, R. Weithofer. Second row: H. Stahle, E. D'Ambrosio, R. Houde, R. Abrams, B. Almeeida. Third row: W. Jackson, B. Fala- bella, M. Stahle. . I 13 Radio Club E i r i . l i l Q l l l R Q I ! s F X First row: I. Williams, M. O'D0rney, Mr. Woodman, S. Tigar, L. Fleischer. Second row: W Cannell, J. Capell, T. Knight. 43 i l I I E 1 Audio-Visual Department i i Firsr row: M. Stahle, L. Fleischer, D, Wood, D. Dulong. Mr. Sheehan, D. Calore. R. Cunha F. Calore. Svc-ond raw: S. Carr, E. Laurendeau. J. Williams, A. Tredinick. R. Noel. P. Calore H. Stahle. Third row: G. DesMarleau. W. Dulong, C. Blue, D. lram. The many movies, the great lighting jobs we have enjoyed through our high school years are a result of the Audio-Visual Aids Department. The boys devote a great deal of time during study periods and after school keeping Wakefield High School well-equipped. 44 Photography Club ' 1115 1 1 First row: Mr. Jones, M. Noble, L. Minichiello, C. Greene, K. Gerry. Second row: E MacDougall. C. Iarema. D. Musto. Third row: M. O'Dorney, G. Shahood, A. Grafton, M Stahle. The Photography Club, under the direction of Mr. Jones, provides information for students interested in photography. At weekly meet- ings a member delivers an interesting speech, usually followed by a movie on the application of photographic methods. Field trips to places such as the White Mountains constitute another phase of the club's activities. Stamp Club First row: T. Stuetzer, Miss Dunning, I. Demeo. Second row: R. Nurse, R. Goodenow, R Weithofer. 45 l s X 1' . Inter Nos 'lu' If L .. 1' I Firsf row: B. Burton, D. Beckford, Miss Elizabeth Upham. J. Nugent, E. Licata. Second row: K. Millar, S. Halloran. M. Hodgdon, G. Shahood, S. Boynton, J. Murray. R. Derfier. 8 46 The lnter Nos Club, under the spon- sorship of Miss Elizabeth Upham. is a Junior-Senior girls' club. This year they have been entertained by several speak- ers, have sponsored a Father-Daughter banquet, and have given two very suc- cessful dances. The goal of Inter Nos is to instruct its members on the fine points of etiquette. P.T.S.A. l K First row: S. Baer, C. Wells. P. Conway. B. Calt. Second row: J. Loomis, W. Sousa, J. Hugo The P.T.S.A. is an association which combines the efforts of the parent, the teacher, and the student to promote un- derstanding. The organization sponsors many worthwhile projects and dances and each year awards several scholarships at graduation. I ack and Joe successfully ran. 47 Majorettes 'L 'W' 1----as - 'e at was 1111 Our pretty Majorettes have braved all kinds of weather this year while cheering the team to victory. The highlight of their year was an appearance at the Patriots' game in Boston Garden. The Majorettes have added a great deal of spirit to all Wakefield High School games. HHH , . 3-Ll!! ulqqugull LIMMH' , Cheerleaders Our active cheerleaders have had a very exciting year under the guidance of their sponsor, Miss Upham. Their dance, The Cheerleaders' Chase, held in Oc- tober, was a tremendous success. In the past years they have added sparkle and color to WakeHeld's athletic activities. Lookout First row: B. Burton, A. Dempsey, J. Calore. R. Derfler, Mr. Ryan, T. Laughlin, A. Turco, J. Douglas. Second row: L. Minichiello, E. MacDougall. M. Noble, K. Gerry, S. Baer, C. Hanson, L. Kevorkian. Third row: S. Dennis. B. Davis, J. Boody, T, Stuetzer, R. Hillson, J. Duncanson, R. Roscio. W. Sammon. A. Akell. Flame speaking . . . 50 The Partyline, featured stories, editorials and Senior Celebrities focus our attention once every month on our school newspaper, the Lookout. The Lookout benefits not only the reader but also many hopeful struggling newspaper writers who try their hand at reporting. The Lookout reports the news from the student's viewpoint, which adds flavor to all articles. Student Council I l First row: L. Hogg, B. Barry, G. Shahood. P. Rich, D. Manuel, T. Butler, L. Ciavacco, D. Sullivan. Second row: M. Toth, C. Altieri, M. Doyle, S. Ball, R. Fender, K. Leonardson, C. Albanese, K. Von Rhee, G. Dingle. Third row: G. Callahan, F. Chisholm, H. MacCaughey, T. Stuetzer, R. Batten, W. Dillaway, B. Murdock, A. Pietrafitta, F. Conti. This year, as always, the Student Council has helped to make the school an in- teresting one. Under the direction of its faculty advisor, Mr. Joseph Connors, the Student Council has sponsored activities such as canteens, the Winter Carnival, Twirp Week and the Twirp Twirl. The Student Council has organized all the school class elections. The 1962-1963 oilicers were Peter Rich, President, Thomas Butler, Vice-President, Gloria Shahood, Secretary, Donna Manuel, Treasurer, and execu- tive board members, Gail Dingle and Richard Batten. f l l 1 :leaf 'ZZ' 'r w Nt- ' ' tl-me .9 'ffl' , ,.,':-1 5. gghvfs -Q ., K -rikdifl A Student Council candidates. 51 Thespians ' i I I I l .. I lfirsz row P Powers M. Thompson, R. Derfler, C. Johnson, P. Boody, J. Lindon. J. Boody, B Barry Strand ron A. Dempsey. S. Dennis. G. Des Marteau. B. Smith, B. Ingham, V. Presper L Hupprich J. Ciampa, B. Calt. Third row: B. Davis, C. Blue. A. Gravalese, E. Chitty J Pride B Siccone, D. Lindon, A. Pratt, P. Ward. J. Patriquin. Lights! Places! Action! These are the words used by the students who participate in the Wake- held High Drama Club-the Thespians, an outlet for students interested in the held of drama. Not only acting, but all phases of stage production are a part of the Thespians' programs, which are open to all students. This organization is Wakefield High School's answer for our budding stars and starlets. Future Teachers of America o 9 'D First row: L. Cummings, Mr. Blanchard, R. Davies, G. Shahood, P. Conway, S. Hurton, J. Hitchins. Second row: E. Freeman, C. Frampton. M. Johnson, B. Siccone. G. Donovan, E. Falangas, L. Kavorkian, R. Collamore, L. Hawkes. 3' 53 K' junior Class Qfficers First row: Barbara Burton, Secretary: Dorothy Brennan, Treasurer. Second row: Anthony Pietrafitta, Vice-Presidentg Steven Shulman, President. :L , 4 4' -QVA Sophomore Class Cfficers Firsr row: Patricia Carisella, Secretaryg Linda Cummings, Treasurer. Second row: George O'Brien, Vice-Presidentg Donald Climo, Presi- dent. Pep Club 1. ' a This year Wakefield High School's Pep Club has been the largest ever in mem- bership. At football games they have a reserved section where they cheer the team on to victory. The girls, in their red and white sweatshirts, add noise and ex- citement to the games. ffisynr 'T 1 'nn ' u - gf fi5' 1' ,P I .4 . ' s -- Mfr , 55 ow my X A N '5 ' 4 xg V r .v I .',..,s. 'A por' l -ll .11 Maybe. 76' vi' . y uf XX I X S.O.-15. do you read me Are you sure Albert Einstein started this way? 58 I' Q wh f 4 - 5 ..........-- When I was at the Lyman School . . . '4, A Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow 59 D 1 Cuff In 4' f',TN 1 .aw ' Vs, 'H fn-.f ls this the appendix? You gotta' be kiddin'! 60 af xx With this ring, I thee wed. Just once up the corridor, Mr. Pepe? Now it's my turn! n':5' x ...Inns . 'Ju H 'F I qK5!h X-QAXXX 7 X 'AS you can see. boys, I never hold a grudge! X f , 'if f And now I wave my magic wand. S fxff Z x Y X . Ig- - Karl! PQI' nvl ' Are you sure Madame Curie started this way? 62 Vet's ??? Skip, that's the prettiest transmission I ever saw! 147' 4 A Q- W 5 2 63 if' ' -1 Here's Joe's coffee, anything else?' Itjs Election Time! . , Q4 I . , X A N W' -I I K Just us! 4l 'K Are you sure Joe Connors Hang down your head, Tom started this way? Dooley - - - 64 V! .690 6 'f X All around the mulberry bush . . . Is this the way to Greenwich Village, man? Brigitte who? wAm1 Q CHAMP1OHgJHEFgJwAugrml32A'jm:lEZ,-L-CON FOUTBALL Tf5A,v, L JR Ill .555 tb 66 C9 POQ S Wu? A ZTHIEXQ :tr'.'r Q U --. -J, . , , . Football PTM ,' yn ...fs n.?'vfqnR1 '1 5 5 f-Q , l'i9'l Wakefield High's best team in years won the staunch support of fans from all over the state as it played its way to the co-championship of the Middlesex League. The depthful unit held five opponents scoreless and four times ran up a score of 34 points. Under the training of Coach Tighe and his staff, co-captains John Shevlin and Richie Nardone led the gridsters to eight wins, including victories over two class A teams. Belmont had been unscored upon until it played the Warriors, then Water- town fell to Wakef1eld's attack. The traditional Thanksgiving day classic with Melrose was played in the pouring rain on a swamp-like field, which hampered the efforts of both clubs, resulting in a scoreless deadlock. SCORES Wakefield Reading Wakefield Concord Wakefield Saugus Wakefield Belmont Wakefield Lexington Wakefield Watertown Wakefield Stoneham Wakefield Winchester Wakefield Melrose Wanior Starters ll! nu -can llll 2 re, R. Boyd. rt, W. Raffertyg rhb. T. Stuetzerg rg, P. Currierg fb, B. Murdockg c, R. Laham qb, J. Shevling lg. R. Nardoneg lfb, R. Encarnacaog lt, K. Chase, le, A. Thornton. 72 -- 0 qv . -A-'sn - -l VARSITY-Firsr row: P. Currier, G. Smith, R. Laham, K. Barrett, P. Bogart, Coach Racca. Third row: L. K. Chase, J. Shevlin and R. Nardone, Co-Captains, W. Faillace, R. Malonson, R. Demerle, A. Haroutunian, T. Rafferty, A. Thornton, B. Murdock, H. MacCaughey. Stuetzer, R. Encarnacao, A. Pietrafitta, J. Douglass. Second row: Coach Tighe, E. Seabury, A. Greenleaf, R. Coach Miksen. Boyd, F. Cloe, J. Cucinatto, D. Tropeano, K. Eldridge, . I I F1 JUNIOR VARSITY-First row: G. Coviello, W. Smith, son. Third row: R. Hogan, F. Marmo, R. Boyd, J. P. Buckley, F. Chisholm, J. Quattrochi, R. Moores, P. O'Brien, D. Concessi, D. Drinkwater, P. Schramm, R. O'Brien. Second row: R. Murdock, J. Brown, W. Ver- Thompson. rier, J. Sage, R. Libby, D. Climo, T. Butler, M. Marten- 73 Cross Country So near and yet so far is the story behind this year's cross-country team. It was probably the best running unit in the history of the school, but it nevertheless relinquished its title to our old foe, Melrose. Co-captains Craig Worden and Jack Loomis will be remembered for their many double placings in league competition. They were followed across the finish line by other varsity runners, who were John Boody, Charlie Curley, Mike Collins, Frank Amazeen, Joe Hugo, Dale Marshall, Mike Breton, Frank Ruderman and Peter Calore. Firsi row: J. Hugo, P. Calore, J. Boody, J. Loomis and R. Hillson, J. Duncanson, D. Marshall. Third row: D C. Worden. Co-Captains: C. Curley, F. Amazeen. Sec- Watson, F. Ruderman, B. Spracklin, J. Lindon, Manager ond row: A. Akell, D. Brissette. M. Breton, P. Santoro, 74 Basketball 4? I l f U 1 .x W This year the Warrior basketball team completed a most successful season by tying Stoneham for third place in the Middlesex League. Tri-captains John Shevlin, Billy Wallace and Alan Thornton were the mainstay of the squad, which was coached by Frank Charbonneau. The most memorable occasions for the cagers were the two victories over top- notch Melrose. They finished with a 9-6 record, one of the best in modern WHS history. They sorely lacked height, and with this advantage they could have gone even farther. Dick Boyd, Ken Chase and Jon Cucinatto are the other seniors on the team. i 76 SCORES Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Saugus Lexington Winchester Belmont Concord Reading Stoneham Melrose Lexington Winchester Belmont Concord Reading Stoneham Melrose Hockey The slow-starting Warriors skated to a winning season with a solid third place in the Middlesex League. Wakefield was the team that beat the best teams and upset the league leaders in two exciting tilts. First to fall was Melrose, which succumbed 2-0, and Coach Charles Kirk's pucksters ended the season on a high note by trouncing Belmont 3-2, a feat that gained them an invitation to the state playoffs. Led by Captain-center Tony Coccoro, the Warriors were a superior defensive club, thanks to the efforts of goalie Bob Ring and defensemen Harry Lilley and Jim Langlois. Senior John Theodore was the team's high scorer, and Bill Barry saved the day more than once. L.- - 7--.... n Q O 9 :Ie-'aff' ,4' eip' . -jk'--x.-:'--. .U ' .. Ill! 78 6 s .1 8 I o n RY' SCORES Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Winchester Reading Watertown Stoneham Melrose Lexington Belmont Winchester Reading Watertown Stoneham Melrose Lexington Belmont aixditef Sign' ' 0 YI, 4' For the second year in a row the Wakefield High indoor track team finished at the top of the Essex County League in a tie with Winchester for the championship. Coached by Bill Squires and paced by co- captains Bruce Murdock and Mike Collins, the Warriors were defeated only once. The remarkable factor in their successful de- fense of the title is that only four men ran the same positions that they had the previous year. Senior squad members are Barry Spracklin, Fred Grifiin, Richard Zarella, Jack Loomis, Char- lie Curley, Craig Worden, Fred Beyer, Bill Raf- ferty, Phil Santoro, Frank Ruderman, Art Harou- tunian, Dick Laham, Dave Shahood and Ed Higgins. lndoor Track First row: R. Zarella. C. Worden. M. Collins, F. Griffin, C. Curley, J. Boody, Coach Squires. Second row: B. Foss, D. Shahood, R. Murdock, P. Santoro, R. Crozier, R. Hadley, D. Marsh- all, R. Laham. Third row: A. Haroutunian. F. Beyer, E. Higgins, W. Rafferty, W. Smith F. Cole. 80 SCORES Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Danvers Lawrence Central Melrose St. Mary's fLynnl Lynn English Lynn Classical Woburn Winchester 81 Baseball 82 4' ass: ..,- 'Q A- - ' 'FICT- Q S fp I 'ix f gs X it R Y 0 An early deadline date for the yearbook forces us to go to press before any games have been played, but it is safe to say that Coach Lou Racca's baseballers will do a creditable job, as always. The corps of experienced seniors combined with the promising underclassmen should brighten the baseball picture this season. Fielding power and bench strength are the team's greatest assets. -,gig . . , 'unv- ,J v ' ltlvdqiivb' 13561. - li5'uQ' ur ' ' A . 1 , Mffaffmg, J ' -- 1 5 ,, Q' 5 - -14 ' P ,L , E -,Lx 5 . ' 5 -1, '- lf, XJ Qutdoor Track -n vi A 2 E 4--1,...gy . L 'Lv . l f' v '-' 5.7 .I '- ' . ' - :isa e. '-- . ,K , ami . N . .v A H . . , D- . no 2,1 f - f3H5-A'-z'-'f- f':q:1 -f-11.2 'f'-fw ' . V, iq .Abi - fri? - N' .ka ' , - lfggx-x 'ii5 5 t 1 . - , . l, . 1 ' --q ' - ' -'gl -- , ' ' ' Q s ' 0 5.5-' Q - 'sixwf--xg? f- 1 '-u ' ' ,A 3 s f 4 D. -.,, ' .jg-L V . -D X' P 84 At this early writing the outcome of the season is not yet known, although Wakefield is one of the most potent teams in the Middlesex League. Belmont and Lexington are the other top two contenders in the closely-matched race. Outdoor track events include the 100 yard dash, the 220, 440, 880 and mile runs, high jump, broad jump, hurdles, discus, shot-put, javelin, pole vault, and the relay. New this year is the two mile run. Head Coach Bill Tighe handles the field events, and his assistant, Bill Squires, trains the runners. 4 15, 1' 4'-stil., if ww . ,. . 5. G-1, . , st ,kgs ' Q 'O . . r 55 . o i i' .' 5 - 1 ' 4'--w.,,,.-4e ,W it ,M . 85 As y. '+L' 3 f 4 'V . ce n 1' 'K fb r if,'.. iQ ' .ln ' ,Aagq , as v --O I ' i 'f 'TIIT L' 10 'pw- - ' ,. 1 r - . , ' V - 1'- 3 r ,' -4 1 .V',. L! ' ', - F Tennis 3 86 qf --1 f wf. gw w w1 .wx lwl GYM TEAM-First row: R. Hogan, Manager, B. McCauley, C. Johnson, Captain, H. Mohla, L. Watson, R. Hagins, M. DeCristoforo. Second row: E. Sheaff, F. Laroe, P. O'Brien, J. Hagan, R. Richer. D. Geese, Coach Reen. 'mlgl GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY-First row: V. Presper, L. Cummings, K. Burke, Mrs. Clayman D. Beckford, G. Maloof, B. Farrington. Second row: S. Scanlon, C. Muse, P. Roccio, R Thorpe, S. Boynton, J. Ireland, M. Roberson, J. Palmer, C. Doria, C. Gould, J. Silvey. GIRLS' BASKETBALL-First row: C. Gould, C. Muse, S. Russell, M. Hodgdon, I. Shelzi, S. Baer. Second row: K. Kelley, N. Sturtevant, R. Thorpe, S. Boynton, J. Palmer, E. Weller. Third row: C. Mooradian, P. Rennard, J. Burke, C. Rennard, D. Sidelinger, R. Rich. 87 . W :QR CHIC Sports Candids Because it's MY ball, that's why! 88 This is the way we tie our spikes. All right! Who's got the ace bandage? Swing your partner 89 ,,,-'iv gli? 'Omg jus-3 'T nts BRIAN BARRY 31 Richardson Avenue Yappa is often seen with his shoes off . . . Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class President, Student Council, Thespians, Oracle, Lookout, and Senior play program committee are some of his activities . . . Beau Brummells and C.Y.O. are outside activities . . . favorite possession is memories of the Junior Prom, rallies, and Cheer- leader's Dance . . . ambition is to become a politician. DONNA BECKFORD 763 Lowell Street Vice-President of the class for three years, Donna will always be remembered by her fellow classmates . . . she has really worked hard for them . . . Donna enjoys bi- ology with Mr. Sheehan, Inter Nos Club, playing field hockey, working on the Oracle, and playing with Ralph, her cat . . . Donna's suppressed desire is to own a burgundy colored Corvette. Class of 1963 Qfficers RUTH DERFLER 79 Forest Street Alfablc Ruth. better known as Flame, is one of the busiest seniors . . . Secretary of our Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Classes. Editor of Lookout, and V.P. of Inter Nos are just a few of her activities . . . Ruth's suppressed desire is to hear Coach Tighe's pep talks . . . rates the Junior Prom among fondest memories . . . hopes to join Peace Corps. FREDERICK BEYER III 51 Parker Road Fred, known to some of his friends as Fritz, is an active senior . . . he is treasurer of the Senior Class, participates in basketball, band, and choraleg and is a member of the Senior Play Executive Committee . . . favorite class is German III . . . will never forget W.H.S. lunches. 92 ARTHUR AKELL 20 Penfield Circle Ambitious Art's suppressed desire is to spend a mil- lion dollars . . . school activities include Lookout Staff, Oracle Art Staff, Thespians, Cross Country, and Sci- ence Club . . . outside of school Art works as a cook at the Executive Restaurant in Malden . . . his ambition is to be chef of his own restaurant. MARIA ALESSI 78 Greenwood Avenue Junior English with Miss Upham has been Maria's fa- vorite class . . . enjoys bowling, swimming, and listening to records . . . member of Oracle Business Staff, Inter Nos, Lookout Staff, C.Y.O., and National Honor Society . . . works afternoons at Freeman's Cleaners . . . future plans include becoming a registered nurse. ., Vsitg- it -.WA as-5-. - ,gb K xl 1 . - WM.: L - 5554, V .' 14 . 19 if. '. ' ff. JERALD ABDINOR 14 Byron Street Abby's favorite class is Fine Arts . . . he spends most of his time reading Hot Rod and drawing . . . he ignores his favorite possession, his slide rule . . . Abby may use it when he goes to college to become an Engineer . . . his activities include Treasurer of Saint Joseph's C.Y.O. and Beau Brummells. JANET ABRAMS 44 Cooper Street Janet's favorite possession is her U. of Mass. penguin . . . dislikes people who keep secrets from her . . . plans to become an airline stewardess . . . enjoys sewing and English IV with Miss Abbott . . . to travel around the world is Jan's suppressed desireg this will probably become true if she achieves her future plans. FRANCES ALLEN 402 Salem Street Frankie hopes to become a registered nurse . . . enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and tennis . . . suppressed desire is to become a film star . . . French II with Mr. Fallon rates high with Frankie . . . she will always re- member the football games, our school dances and the short lunch periods. GARY ALMEIDA 54 Oak Street Gary's Vespa motor scooter rates high on his list . . . also enjoys gym, bowling, and sleeping . . . he is a mem- ber of De Molay . . . Gary's suppressed desire is to let a bull loose in a china shop . . . he will never forget the pep rallies before the Reading and Melrose football games. JOSEPH ANTONUCCIO 12 Harding Road Jock enjoys sports . . . he is a member of Saint .lo- seph's C.Y.O. and is manager of the varsity hockey squad . . . Joe's favorite class is mechanical drawing . . . plans to attend Wentworth and study mechanical engi- neering . . . dislikes kids who don't act their age . . . he will always remember the pep rallies. BRIAN ASTLE 18 Greenwood Avenue Ubi's favorite possession is his record collection . . . is co-editor of C.Y.O. newspaper . . . favorite class is Algebra Il with Miss San Clemente . . . Ubi, whose suppressed desire is to own a Corvette, will always re- member the election and football rallies . . . he advises underclassmen not to wait until their senior year to study. IQ 1, fa CAROLYN ALTIERI 1 Grove Street Known as Irma by her friends, Carolyn has been ac- tive in Student Council, Sophomore 1-lop, and Junior Prom Committees . . . she enjoys riding, skin diving, water skiing, and Fine Arts lll with Miss Rainge . . . Carolyn adores her stuffed animals . . . she would like to own a red Corvette, and her ambition is to become a hairdresser. FRANK AMAZEEN 33 Armory Street Industrious Frankie's favorite possession is his slide rule, which he frequently uses in his physics class with Mr. Woodman . . . his school activities include Math Club, Science Club, Cross Country, and outdoor track . . . Don't wait until your senior year to catch up on anything, is Frankie's advice to underclassmen. DAVID AVERY 8 Overlook Road Dave has participated in both hockey and football at W.H.S .... favorite possession is his hockey equipment . . . enjoys physics with Mr. Woodman and all sports . . . Dave is a member of DeMolay and works as a gas station attendant . . . suppressed desire is to be a racing driver . . . future plans include college. STEVEN AYER 15 Forest Road Steve is known around the school for his desk pound- ing . . . enjoys skiing, mountain climbing, and music . . . his Hi-Fi is his favorite possession and physics is his favorite class . . . the Greenwood Union Youth Choir and Explorers are some of Steve's other activities . . . would like to enter into the field of electronics. JOSEPH BAKER 10 Eaton Street Possessing a keen interest in science, Joe is a member of the Junior-Senior Science Club and the Chemistry Club . . . his favorite class is Algebra II with Mr. Brown . . . when not working part time, Joe enjoys an arduous game of chess . . . to become a doctor is his ambition. SUSAN BALL 64 Pleasant Street Snatcha, as Sue is sometimes called, will never forget Junior English with Miss Upham . . . activities include Business Manager of the Oracle, Inter Nos, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee: she is one of W.H.S.'s peppy cheerleaders . . . outside of school Sue works as a receptionist in a doctor's ofiice . . . Good luck at col- lege, Sue! KEVIN BARRETT 53 Putnam Avenue Comical Kevin, a member of Varsity football, Oracle Staff, Mixed Chorus, Senior Play Executive Committees and chairman of the Ticket Committee will always re- member the W.H.S. football games and Mr. Rosvall's German class . . . Kevin wants to become a shrewd busi- ness executive . . . his suppressed desire is to marry a millionairess . . . here's hoping Kevin! WILLIAM BARRY 5 3 Cedar Street Billy prizes his hockey skates, the football and hockey games, the dances, and parties . . . to keep busy, Billy works at Pleasure Island and Minahan's Pharmacy . . . his pet peeve is girls who smoke on street corners . . . suppressed desire is to go to Europe . . . Billy's aim in life is to become a good sports writer. .rf -.-ng GEORGE BARNARD 28 Essex Street Pooge enjoys going to parties in his '53 Chevy . . . he has enjoyed math with Mr. Grahn this past year . . . member of hockey and golf teams and C.Y.O .... pet peeve is a car that doesn't start . . . works as cashier at Star, but doesn't recommend work for underclassmen . . . ambition is to attend Bryant and Stratton. KAREN BARRETT 53 Putnam Avenue Kaba, a busy senior, is active in Inter Nos Club and the Program, Ticket, and Executive Committees of the Senior Play . . . outside of school she participates in Rainbow and Pilgrim Fellowship . . . outstanding in her memories of W.H.S. are the Twirp Twirl of 1961 and the football games . . . Karen hopes to attend Chandler School for Women after graduation. fq' - f f, . t V- fi BRUCE BARTLETT 70 Bennett Street People who do not take advantage of the opportunities that school can offer are Bruce's pet peeve . . . he en- joys Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . favorite pastimes are boating, hunting, and dancing . . . his suppressed desire is to join the Foreign Legion . . . Bruce plans to go on to college after graduation. BETSEY BATCHELDER 8 Crosby Road Busy Betsey belongs to Pep Club, Inter Nos, Girls Choir, Oracle Staff, and Junior Prom Committee . . . outside of school she is an ofiicer of the Senior High Fellowship and a Leader of Youth Forum at Greenwood Union Church . . . pet peeve is people with no school spirit . . . favorite possession is her coin bracelet . . . Betsey plans to be a dental hygienist. BETTY BENEDETTO 63 Preston Street Nicknamed Gina, Betty, in her spare time, works in the ofiice of Wakefield Laundry . . . would like to work for the government and travel around the world . . . her favorite class is Bookkeeping Il with Mrs. Cronin, and her favorite possession is her over-flowing scrapbook . . . she will always cherish the memory of the Junior Prom and fun between classes . . . is a member of the National Honor Society. KENNETH BISHOP 38 Forest Street Ken is very scientifically minded . . . his favorite pas- time is electronics and his favorite class is physics with Mr. Woodman . . . one thing that Ken could never do without is his car . . . he works outside of school in the First National Store in Melrose . . . Ken's ambition is to be a college graduate . . . keep studying. BRIAN BEAULIEU 48 Chestnut Street Witty Brian is always ready with a joke . . . as sports reporter for the Wakeheld Item, he often uses his fa- vorite possession, a press card . . . other activities include sports editor of the Oracle, member of C.Y.O., and man- ager of the cross country team . . . pet peeve, teen-age smoking . . . his ambition is to travel after graduation. MARCIA BELIVEAU 30 Pearl Street Marsh whose activities include Inter Nos, Thespians, and B.Y.F. would love to visit Japan someday . . . fa- vorite class is English with Miss Caswell . . . pastimes include knitting and playing the organ . . . her driver's license is her most treasured possession . . . high school memories are pep rallies and football games . . . Marsha hopes to become a secretary. t DONALD BORGAL 7 Maple Avenue Borgie cherishes his 52 DeSoto . . . enjoys consumer math with Mr. Callagy . . . suppressed desire to visit Hawaii . . . Borgie will always remember the 600-yard run in Coach Tighe's gym class . . . after graduation, Borgie hopes to join the U.S. Air Force . . . advises underclassmen to do their homework and keep out of trouble, ELIZABETH BOWMAN 76 Pleasant Street English IV with Miss Abbott is Betty's favorite class . . . she loves to roller skate and dance . . . is a member of Saint Joseph's C.Y.O., Pep Club, and Skating Club . . . Betty's pet peeve is lazy people . . . she treasures her driver's license . . . wants to travel and hopes to be- come a social worker. PETER BOGART 263 Lowell Street Happy-go-lucky Pete will remember Bookkeeping I with Mrs. Cronin . . . enjoys football, hockey, baseball, snow and water skiing, and golf . . . he would love to ski the Matterhorn . . . pet peeve is bleached blondes . . . Pete hopes to become successful in business . . . he ad- vises underclassmen to never lose the power of con- centration. JANICE BONITO 258 Albion Street Jan can be recognized by her white 1962 Chevrolet convertible, her favorite possession . . . pet peeve is girls that smoke . . . pastimes include painting, playing piano, and bowling . . . activities are C.Y.O., Roller Skating Club, and working in father's florist shop . . . would love to own red Cadillac convertible . . . Jan hopes to become a ilorist. kiln RICHARD BOYD Vine Street Dick's favorite possession is his motor scooter . . . Mr. Woodman's Physics class rates high with him . . . his school activities include football, basketball, and track . . . skiing, playing, and watching all types of sports are among his favorite pastimes . . . Dick will always re- member how everyone hated the 600-yard run. PAMELA BREEDEN 8 Hillcrest Road Pam, our head cheerleader, loves the telephone in her room . . . is found either talking, listening to her stereo, or fighting her own temper . . . fondest memories in- clude cheering tryouts and cheering at Tech Tourney in Boston . . . Pam, is also a member of the National Honor Society and Oracle Business Staff. DAVID BRISSETTE 1 Edmunds Place Dave's favorite possession is his license . . . physics class is high on his list . . . although Dave is a standout on the Cross Country Squad, he also enjoys water skiing and basketball . . . Dave plans to become an electronics engineer . . . his advice to underclassmen is, Take an active interest in school activities. HENRY BRITNER 32 Mitchell Lane Henry enjoys shop with Mr. Pepe . . . his pet peeve is homework . . . cherishes his movie collection . . . advises underclassmen that if their dislike for school is strong then, work hard to get out . . . outside of school, Henry is an assistant motion picture operator . . . after gradua- tion, Henry hopes to become a mortician. H H. , .. ' - . 3 5 1.-'fi ,ix jfrf- F My i - , .' i . - K. Q Y ' l ' ' P' ,-. ' Ai K L ,llyll JOSEPHINE BRESLIN 33 Wave Avenue Jackie, sometimes called Millie by her friends, is ac- tive in cheerleading, Oracle, and Gym Club . . . boys who don't open car doors for girls are her pet peeves . . . working at Grant's, water skiing, skin diving, and C.Y.O. take up her spare time . . . Jackie hopes to own a Cor- vette and to travel to Europe. MICHAEL E. BRETON 307 Albion Street Mike, the irate co-editor of the Oracle, is a member of the Cross country team, Chorale, math team, and Na- tional Honor Society . . . outside of school Mike is ac- tive in Explorers and Yacht Club . . . he intends to become a physicist . . . suppressed desire is to Hunk all his subjects for just one term . . . you can do it, Mike! GRACE BROOKS 211 Pleasant Street Known to most as Gracie, this senior would like to become an executive secretary . . . typist for the Oracle . . . enjoys bowling. dancing. and reading . . . hopes to see the world . . . cherishes her drivers license . . . Gra- cie's favorite class is Oflice Practice with Miss Anto- nuccio . . . she will long remember our sophomore spell- ing finals. PATRICIA BROPHY I8 Bryant Street Pat's favorite possession is her stuffed animal collec- tion . . . favorite classes are Bookkeeping II and Omce Practice . . . Pat is employed by the Wakefield Trust Company . . . will never forget the exciting football games . . . Pat plans to attend business college, become an executive secretary, and travel around the world. JANICE BRYSON 28 Warren Avenue Fine Arts class with Miss Range rates high with Jan . . . enjoys swimming, boating, and dancing . . . her suppressed desire is to own a gold Thunderbird . . . dis- likes people who walk slowly from one class to another . . . Jan's advice to underclassmen: Make the best of school, for you will be glad you did. WILLARD BUCKLESS 389 Water Street Known as Champ, Willard will often be found playing his favorite possession, his guitar . . . hates unhappy people, so he never stops smiling . . . in his spare time he works in the First National . . . ambition is to attend a school of music and make a hit record . . . an out- standing memory for Champ is the expressions of Coach Tighe's victories. CATHERINE CAIN 125 Chestnut Street Riding and going to bed on Sunday afternoons are fa- vorite pastimes of Cathy's . . . she participates in Inter Nos, C.Y.O., badminton, basketball, and volleyball . . . favorite possession is her slalom water ski . . . dislikes people who Want a ride somewhere and then change their minds . . . after graduation, Cathy would like to work in an orphanage. DANIEL CALORE 9 Bellevue Avenue Dan seems to enjoy his sleep, as this is his favorite pastime . . . he is active in A.V., Chorale, Editorial Staff of the Oracle, C.Y.O., and Explorer Post 55703 . . . wishes some day to be a millionaire . . . enjoys physics with Mr. Woodman . . . Dan plans to enter some phase of aviation after graduation. KATHLEEN A. BURKE 25 Bellevue Road Kathie is co-captain of the field hockey team, member of Band and Inter Nos, and participant in bowling, soft- ball, and badminton . . . in her spare time she writes letters, attends C.Y.O. and Mariners, swims, and rides horseback . . . her suppressed desire is to own a horse. Future plans include attending college and becoming a veterinarian. KATHLEEN M. BURKE 530 Salem Street Kathy says Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin rates as her favorite subject . . . is a member of Inter Nos, Oracle Business Staff, Senior Play Committee and C.Y.O .... will always remember the football games and Twirp Week . . . Kathy has worked as a secretary at Cushman's Bakery . . . her ambition is to be a medical secretary. JOHN CARLEY 21 Pine Street John's favorite possession is the key to his '54 Ford which he enjoys driving very much . . . outside of school he belongs to De Molay and works at Star Market . . . suppressed desire is to own a motor scooter . . . John hopes to become an engineer and advises underclassmen to Do your homework and pass it on time. KENNETH CHASE 24 Chestnut Street Hoss is President of C.Y.O. and member of Beau Brummells . . . active in sports, Ken is a member of varsity football, basketball and baseball teams . . . ad- vises underclassmen to work hard to get good marks, and to enjoy sports . . . Algebra Il with Miss Sam Cle- mente rates tops with Ken . . . future plans include college. STEVEN CLINCH 17 Hamilton Road Steve's favorite pastimes include sailing, skiing. and listening to the radio . . . favorite class is mechanical drawing . . . to join lnter Nos is Steve's suppressed de- sire . . . Twirp Week is one of his favorite times at W.H.S .... advice to underclassmen is to study hard and never let homework slide . . . ambition is to become an industrial engineer. ANTHONY COCCORO 20 Stark Avenue Spamone's favorite possession is his hockey stick . . . favorite class is Algebra II with Mr. Brown . . . he be- longs to C.Y.O. and is a member of hockey team . . . pet peeve is homework . . . suppressed desire is to get a motorcycle . . . Anthony's advice to underclassmen is make the most of school because it goes by quickly. fri RUTH CHRISTIE ll Morrison Avenue Pert Ruth is known to most of her friends as Foof . . . suppressed desire is to marry a millionaire . . . her pet peeve is rude boys . . . enjoys Problems of Democracy, Fine Arts. reading, knitting, and swimming . . . activ- ities include Inter Nos and bowling team . . . at the completion of her senior year Ruth plans to become an interior decorator. JEANETTE CLEARY 3 Orchard Street Known as Sueie to her friends, Jeanette will always remember Accounting II with Mrs. Cronin . . . favorite possession is her anchor charm, loves getting together with the girls . . . Sueie's pet peeve is stuck-up people . . . has always enjoyed the football games and would give anything to roller skate down the corridors of WHS. ' film A 2 'I I ' i MICHAEL COLLINS 4 Park Avenue Listening to his Kingston Trio records takes up much of Mike's free time . . . he is a member of the track. in- door track and cross country teams . . . enjoyed English III with Mr. Rosvall . . . to see the world is Mike's am- bition . . . will always remember the football games and track meets . . . suppressed desire is to spend a night in a Tiajuana jail. VIRGINIA COLUCCI 44 Cooper Street Ginny's favorite possession is her telephone . . . enjoys Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy . . . active in Pep Club, Inter Nos, and Most Blessed Sacrament's C.Y.O. . . . works part-time at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital . . . Ginny plans to further her education by attending a business school after graduating from W.H.S. FORD COLE 34 Park Avenue Ford's many school activities include football, indoor track, outdoor track, Chorale, and Class Motto Com- mittee . . . outside of school he belongs to the Y.M.C.A., De Molay, and the Episcopal Youth Group . . . pet peeve is sprained ankles . . . enjoys water skiing and sleeping . . . plans to become a teacher or study medicine. RAE COLLAMORE 41 Brook Street Sweet and quiet Rae says she feels very sentimental towards her class ring . . . likes her Art III class above all others . . . Rae took part in badminton, Senior Class Play Committee, Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Com- mittees, Oracle Staff, and Inter Nos . . . her ambition is to become a first grade teacher. EDWARD CONWAY 18 Western Avenue Fumbler likes his guitar and Mr. Rosvall's English class, but dislikes lunch lines . . . outside of school he works at the Elk Spring Bottling Co. and belongs to C.Y.O .... Fumbler's ambition is to become an auto- mobile salesman . . . his most lasting memory of W.H.S. is Mr. Carlson's fire drill talk. PATRICIA CONWAY 57 Preston Street Pat . . . one of our attractive majorettes, will always cherish her memories of the W.H.S. football games . . . other activities include Inter Nos, P.T.S.A. board, Oracle Editorial Staff, Senior Play Executive Committee and Secretary for C.Y.O .... Pat wants to teach abroad. JOHN CRESTA 361 Water Street John's pet peeve is student teachers . . . he enjoys tink- ering on automobiles in his spare time . . . gym and shop rate as his favorite classes . . . with all his shop training, John will probably succeed in making a very fine me- chanic . . . his suppressed desire is to own a business of his own. RICHARD CRONIN 24 Walden Road Another well liked senior is Dick . . . he is a member of the tennis team and the National Honor Society . . . Dick's favorite pastime is playing tennis and his favor- ite possession is his tennis racket . . . to become a engineer is his goal and Dick would some day like to be able to speak Spanish. NANCY D. COOPER 168 Oak Street Nancy cherishes her friendship ring and driver's license . . , hates to get up in the morning . . . enjoys Fine Arts with Mrs. MacLeod . . . Nance would someday like to go to Hawaii and then get married . . . outside of school she loves to dance and enjoys working . . . in school or out, Nance is always on the go. TERESA COURTENAY 51 Pitman Avenue A secretarial position which will enable her to travel is Terry's goal after graduation . . . running the 600 seems to annoy Terry, but Art with Miss Rainge makes up for this . . . she is active in Inter Nos, C.Y.O and the Oracle Business Staff . . . is presently employed at Curley's Fuel Company. DONALD CROSBY 66 Woodcrest Drive Bing's favorite possessions are his license and the keys to his father's car . . . enjoys water skiing and surfing . . . Coach CalIagy's math class rates high with Bing, whose activities included sophomore football, cross country, and De Molay . . . he holds a part-time job at Star Market and hopes to become a state police ohjicer after graduation. MARY CRUCIANI 41 Forester Road Likable Mary enjoys Mrs. DeCristoforo's Home Bc class . . . favorite possession her pearl friendship ring . . . favorite pastime is sewing and listening to records . . . she will long remember our football games, dances, basketball games, and proms . . . active in Saint Joseph's C.Y,O., Tri-Hi-Y, Inter Nos, basketball and Junior Prom Committee . . . Mary plans to become a secretary after graduation. JON CUCINATTO ll Beebe Lane Sports-minded Jon is another one of our college bound seniors . . . Senior World History is Jon's favorite class, and a variety of sports, especially basketball, rate high on his list of favorite pastimes . . . he will never forget W.H.S.'s tine teachers. RICHARD CUNHA 299 Salem Street Working as a gas station attendant, Richie's pet peeve is people pulling in for gas at closing time . . . he enjoys physics with Mr. Woodman . . . outside interests in- clude Explorer Post 703 of which he is president and St. Florence's C.Y.O .... his suppressed desire is to own a Jaguar XK-E convertible. MARY CURLEY 94 Gould Street Pleasant Mary will always remember Biology with Mr. Feudo in her Sophomore year . . . she has been an active member in Girls Chorus and Inter Nos Club while at W.H.S .... favorite possession is her friendship ring . . . Mary's suppressed desire is to go to Ireland and Hawaii some day . . . she hopes to enter dental nursing after graduating. GARY CURRAN 94 Broadway 'LGator's favorite class is P.O.D. with Mr. Racaa . . . activities include baseball and hockey . . . Gary enjoys sleeping and bowling . . . suppressed desire is to see the world . . . will always remember math class and W.H.S. sports . . . advice to underclassmen is stay out of de- tention, and go out for sports. is MARVIN CUNNINGHAM 28 Wiley Street Easy-going Marv is often seen driving around town in his brother's Corvette . . . he hopes to own one some day, along with a yacht in Hawaii . . . his ambition to be a member of the Air Force Meteorology team prob- ably arises from his interest in math and science. CHARLES CURLEY 695 Main Street Charlie, often seen whizzing around the track, prizes his track shoes . . . Senior Play Executive Committee, Varsity Cross Country, Indoor 8L Outdoor Track and Oracle Prophecy Committee keep this senior on his toes . . . most cherished memory is winning the State Championship in Cross Country . . . advice to under- classmen is- Don't take the school elevator. , 3 PAUL CURRIER 95 Gould Street Paul would like to see the world and en route pick pine- apples in Hawaii . . . English III with Mr. Rosvall is his favorite class . . . outside of school, he works at the Elm- wood Restaurant and is a member of the C.Y.O .... he advises underclassmen to participate in some type of sport while in high school. VIRGINIA CURRIER 37 Green Street To Ginny W.H.S. is the best school anywhere . . . plans to become a hairdresser . . . enjoys Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy and will never forget the foot- ball games . . . teaching Sunday School, babysitting, and horseback riding take up most of Ginny's time. JUDITH DANGORA 5 Melrose Terrace Judi, sweet and friendly, plans to make art a career . . . she enjoys art, dancing, and reading good books . . . her activities include Inter Nos, C.Y.O.. and working part-time at Freemans Cleaners . . . Judi's suppressed desire is to roller skate down the corridors of W.H.S. Good Luck, Judi! RICHARD DAVIES 6 Highland Avenue Friendly Rick is a member of the school's concert band, De Molay, and the Acolyte Guild . . . Water sports, motor trips, and girls are his favorite pastimes . . . works part time at the Wakefield Theater . . . Rick is the pres- ident and only boy in the Future Teachers of America Club . . . plans to become a history teacher after college. 5 t MARIE DAILEY 51 Essex Street Marie, who enjoys skating, swimming, reading and boat- ing, is a member of Inter Nos and Most Blessed Sacra- ment C.Y.O .... will always cherish the memory of football rallies and Thanksgiving Day games . . . Marie will never forget the struggle to get to class on time . . . hopes to further her education and then travel around the world. CAROL D'ANDREA 36 Converse Street Carol loves talking on the phone, dancing, and listening to records . . . secretary of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. . . . Art III with Miss Rainge is her favorite class . . . suppressed desire is to roller skate down the main corridor . . . a member of Inter Nos and Art Coordinator for the Ora- cle, Carol hopes someday to become a successful secre- tary. 4. 'rw PAMELA DAVIS 15 Fell Street Artistic Pam is kept busy by Inter Nos, Senior Play Committee. Oracle Art Staff, and sports . . . her ambi- tion to become an artist is partly shown by her interest in Miss Rainge's Art class . . . among her high school memories are the football games and Mr. Sherman's Mechanical Drawing class. JANET DeBENEDICTIS 16 Kenderick Road Janet is a majorette and member of the Chorale . . . cherishes her stereo . . . likes Art III with Miss Rainge, is bugged by stop signs . . . treasures the memory of the 1961 Thanksgiving Day game . . . hopes some day to work for a doctor and eventually tour the world. BARBARA DAVIS 51 Fairmount Avenue Friendly Barb is one of our pretty majorettes and her favorite possession is her majorette uniform . . . she is in Inter Nos and the Oracle Art Staff, while her favor- ite pastimes outside of school are drawing, dancing, and sewing . . . Barb's ambition is to be a fashion designer or Home Ec teacher. C. BRADSHAW DAVIS 2 Pine Ridge Road Thespians. Lookout Staff, and Dance Band compose some of Brad's school activities . . . in connection with being a member of the Linn Village Drum Band, Brad's favorite pastime is whaling on the drum . . . enjoys Government with Mr. Connors . . . advice to under- classmen, Work hard, play hard, and keep a smile for everyone you meet . . . hopes to attend college and be successful in his endeavors. .-1? W e .N x LINDA DeBENEDICTIS 16 Kenderick Road Linda, outside of school, is a member of Most Blessed Sacrament C.Y.O. and Choir as well as being a member of the majorette squad and chorale in school . . . Linda enjoys English with Miss Abbott . . . she dislikes teach- ers who give homework over the weekend . . . we wish Linda luck in becoming a medical secretary. JOHN DeCECCA 6 Woodville Circle Hockey is Iohn's favorite sport . . . will always remem- ber the W.H.S. Hockey Team League Championship in 1961 . . . is Recreation Chairman at St. Florence C.Y.O. . . . favorite class is American Government with Mr. Connors . . . works summers at Pleasure Island . . . plans to attend college in the fall. ' , - ' ., ' '- ' .iw A .. CAROL DEL VISCO 51 Forrester Road Petite Carol is a member of Inter Nos, Orut-le Staff. and the cheerleading squad . . . Home Ec. with Mrs. Neilson is her favorite class and her favorite pastime is listening to Tommy Edward's Albums . . . Carol's out- side activities include C.Y.O., and Tri-Hi-Y . . . sup- pressed desire is to take a trip to Hawaii . . . plans to become a secretary after graduation. JANICE DeMARCO 56 Melvin Street Red states that her favorite possession is her drivers license . . . she especially enjoys Mrs. D's Home Fc. class . . . when not working at Pat Cel Leo's, Red spends her leisure time collecting records, dancing. and watch- ing good movies . . . she will always remember the pep rallies before the football games. HARVEY DELLINGER, JR. 41 Emerson Street Harv hasn't had much bad luck because of his lucky bear claw . . . he enjoys Consumer Math with Mr. Cal- lagy . . . outside activities include Y.M.C.A. and the Raker Model Car Club . . . the football games are among his outstanding memories . . . Harv's advice is, Do your best, it'll be worth your while. CAROL DEL ROSSI 200 Broadway Carol, our head majorette, treasures her baton . . . par- ticipates in both Pep Club and Inter Nos . . . member of C.Y.O .... outstanding memories include the foot- ball games, rallies, and the Junior Prom . . . enjoys Fine Arts class . . . Carol hopes to become a hairdresser . . . advises underclassmen to take advantage of their school years before it's too late. 0. KAREN DeMATTEO 46 Renwick Road Kelly, also known as Ralph, will never forget the Cheerleaders' Dance . . . Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin is her favorite class . . . Kelly's active in Oracle, Pep Club. Inter Nos, and M.B.S .... pet peeve is gym and favorite possession is her charm bracelet . . . suppressed desire is to pass Bookkeeping . . . Kelly's future plans include secretarial work. WILSON L. DILLAWAY 89 Montrose Avenue Wil would like to conduct the Boston Symphony Or- chestra . . . is President of National Honor Society, Drum Major of the W.H.S. Band. member of Student Council, Science Club, Math team, and the Dance Band . . . Wil enjoys English with Miss Caswell, and dislikes fads of all kinds . . . hopes for a career in mathematics. THEODORE DiSTASO 15 Wayland Road Ted's favorite possessions are his autographed base- balls . . . he will always remember German with Mr. Rosvall . . . he is a member of the W.H.S. track team and Saint Francis Columbian Squires . . . Ted's favorite pastimes are bowling and miniature golf . . . after grad- uation he hopes to enter either engineering or business administration. JOHN DiTONNO 47 Chestnut Street Physics with Mr. Woodman is happy Porky's favorite class . . . treasures above all his driver's license . . . a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O .... advises underclass- men to study hard and to take part in school sports . . plans to become a civil engineer. SANDRA DOOLEY 15 Muriel Avenue Sandy who came to W.H.S. in our junior year, hopes to become a medical secretary . . . she enjoys History class with Mr. Walsh . . . to drive her car into her drive- way without hitting the wall, just once, is Sandy's secret urge . . . her advice to underclassmen is Read between the lines. MICHELE DOYLE ' 48 Jordan Avenue Vibrant Mike's activities include cheerleading, Student Council, Oracle Business Staff, Sophomore Hop, and Junior Prom Committees and Class Prophecy Committee . . . pet peeve is ungentlemanlike gentlemen . . . physi- ology with Mr. Sheenan is Mike's favorite class . . . will always remember Junior Prom and '61 Melrose football game . . . advises underclassmen to study hard and sup- port school activities. 'Q 'X 1 JOAN DIVRIGIAN 8 Acorn Avenue Joni's favorite pastimes are skiing and loafing . . . school activities include Inter Nos and Mixed Chorus . . . Miss Caswell's English class is her favorite . . . Joni's ambition is to be a Medical Secretary . . . her suppressed desire is to be a psychiatrist . . . pet peeve is conceited people. RICHARD DOBBINS 16 Central Street English with Miss Abbott will long be remembered by Dick . . . favorite pastimes include swimming, skating, boating. bowling. and working on his prize possession- his car . . . Dick hates slow women drivers . . . would like to become rich at an early age and retire . . . his true ambition is to own a night club. DAVID DULONG 25 Eunice Circle President of the Audio Visual Aids Department, Dave's suppressed desire is to own a Corvette . . . driving is his favorite pastime . . . other activities in- clude Explorers and Order of the Arrow . . . Dave's favorite class is physics with Mr. Woodman . . . hopes to become a civil engineer after college. LAWRENCE DULONG 30 Hillside Avenue Larry will always remember the big race to the lunchroom and all the help Mr. Sherman has given him in mechanical drawing . . . works part time in the First National . . . suppressed desire is to visit Germany in a brand new car . . . Mr. Rosvall's German class is Larry's favorite . . . great ambition is to attend Wentworth Institute. JOSEPH ELLIS 20 Shumway Circle Joe says his favorite possession is his set of tools . . . in school he dislikes lunch lines. but enjoys Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . working on his car and doing odd jobs take up much of Joe's spare time . . . hopes to become an automotive engineer after gradua- tion . . . study hard is his advice. PATRICIA EMERY 10 Fairmount Avenue Known to her friends as Patty, this busy senior is off to college and later, the Peace Corps after graduation . . . Patty enjoys reading, driving. and sports . . . is a member of the National Honor Society, Girls Basketball team. and Chorale . . . hopes some day to travel through Europe. if 1 SANDRA EAGER 50 Oak Street Sandy participates in many school activities including Inter Nos. Oracle StaH. and the Senior Play Executive Committee . . . outside of school her favorite pastimes are dancing, swimming. and football, along with being an active member of Rainbow and the Episcopal Church . . . Sandy's suppressed desire is to organize a girls' varsity football squad. KENNETH ELDRIDGE 98 Elm Street Ken, a new member of our class, will always remem- ber the friendliness of the students of W.H.S. to a new- comer . . . his favorite possession is his collie Duke . . . he enjoys Advanced Biology . . . dislikes New Eng- land weather . . . Ken hopes to continue his education by attending college after graduation from high school. PATRICIA FIELDING 21 Armory Street Friendly Pat says sleeping is her favorite pastime, but she is surely wide awake during the pep rallies and foot- ball games . . . likes bowling and volleyball . . . is mem- ber of Inter Nos and Oracle Art Staff . . . outside of school Pat is in C.Y.O. and the bowling league . . . Pat's suppressed desire is to drive a Triumph down the second floor corridor. MARILYN FLYNN 49 Hopkins Street Mal cherishes her charm bracelet and letters . . . she is a member of Inter Nos, the Oracle Business Staff, and C.Y.O .... working at Pleasure Island takes up much of Mal's summer time . . . her advice to underclassmen is- Study hard and try for the Honor Roll, but most im- portant-have fun! LOUIS FAILLACE 16 Friend Street Here is a boy who is always willing to help . . . Buddy, who is our faithful football manager, enjoys all sports . . . dislikes alarm clocks . . . interests include building model cars and his short wave radio . . . hopes to oper- ate a business of his own . . . he will always remember the wonderful students of Wakefield High. REBECCA FENDER 18 Outlook Road Pretty Becky, besides being one of our enthusiastic cheerleaders, is also in Inter Nos Club. Student Council, Gym Club, and Publicity Committee for the Senior Play . . . her outside interests include drawing and water skiing . . . works at the Pancake Man in the summer . . . to drive a racing car in the Sanford Drags is her desire. ,Y -if -. . , Qfobiflv- Q , , Q . 3 fi' - f I , I :av ,- o V I f I PAUL FUNK 15 Greenwood Avenue Algebra with Mr. Brown, his car, girls, and parties rate high with Skippy . . . he was a member of C.Y.O., Beau Brummells, and the Sophomore Hop Committee . . . suppressed desire is to own a night club or resort in Miami . . . works part time at Crystal Pharmacy . . . to teach high school is Skippy's ambition. DIANE GAFFNEY 291 Salem Street Doll's favorite possessions are her friendship ring and 'SPrecious, her stuffed dog . . . she likes Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca and Home Ec II with Miss Doyle . . . working at Benson's keeps her busy outside of school . . . Diane's outstanding impressions are Gym classes with Miss Nichols and the term test weeks. KAREN GERRY 8 Sedgewood Road Inter Nos. Oracle, Lookout, Girls Choir, and Photog- raphy Club take up much of Karen's time . . . favorite pastimes are listening to records, watching Dr. Kildare, and talking on the phone . . . she was a member of C.Y.O. and on executive committee of the Epsilon Zeta's . . . worked as a nurse's aide at Forest Manor Nursing Home . . . plans to become a pediatric nurse. ALLEN GIRARDIN 73 Oak Street Al's driver's license is uppermost in his mind as a val- uable possession . . . kids who don't take gym rank high on his list of pet peeves . . . Al works at the Copley Shoe Co.. hoping to earn enough money to own a fast sports car . . . his greatest ambition in life is to become rich and famous . . . Chemistry with Mr. .Iones is Al's fa- vorite subject, although he will always remember Mr. Walsh's history class . . . Stay out of trouble is his short but effective advice to underclassmen. EDWARD GALVIN 340 Albion Street Ed's '51 Chevy rates tops on his list . . . spends much of his spare time working on his car . . . to drive a drag- ster down Main Street is his suppressed desire . . . Ed says he will never forget Mrs. Cronin's Accounting Class . . . favorite class is Mr. Pepe's Autoshop class. DEREN GEIER 59 Brook Street Bobbie rates oflice practice as her favorite class . . . favorite possessions are her stuffed animals . . . when not teaching Sunday School at Senior High Fellowship, Deren finds herself reading or sewing . . . Deren, whose suppressed desire is to live in Hawaii, hopes to become a dental hygienist after graduation. WILLIAM GLYNN 8 Rockland Street Billy says he likes his library card and reading. but hates doing homework . . . he took part in track and football in his Sophomore year . . . Billy's suppressed desire is to become a multi-millionaire . . . after grad- uation he would like to enter an art school. LORNA GOULD 3 Monroe Street Lorna, who likes her radio, going out. and reading will never forget the rallies, the football games, and teachers at W.H.S .... dislikes washing dishes and people who cut lunch lines . . . advises underclassmen to make the best of school years . . . after graduation Lorna plans to become a secretary. PAUL GRADY 5 Gould Street Grymes ' favorite class is Physics with Mr. Carlson . . . activities are C.Y.O. and the A.A.A .... works at Cataldo's Pharmacy part time . . . Grymes is really gone over cars . . . wants to own a Jaguar some day . . . favorite possession is his license. ANN GRAFTON 83 Elm Street Ann will never forget Chemistry with Mr. Jones . . . Oracle Art Stall, Gym Club. lnter Nos. and P.T.S.A. representative are a few of her activities . . . Y.M.C.A., Treasurer of P.F., and Church choir are outside activities . . . pet peeve is long skirts . . . and favorite possession is an Austrian sweater . . . Ann looks forward to at- tending U. of Mass. U 'Z' ALAN GREENLEAF 25 Morrison Avenue Greenjeans ' school activities include varsity football, track, Student Council, and Careers Council . . . enjoys riding around on his motorscooter . . . during the sum- mer Alan works at the Lord Wakefield as a bellhop . . . Beau Brummell member, Alan would like to live in the Blue Hill Mountains with the hillbillies. CAROL GREGORIO 6 Felsmere Avenue Carol is a member of Pep Club and Inter Nos, and has played intramural badminton and volleyball . . . Carol, whose favorite class is Bookkeeping II, will never for- get football games and pep rallies . . . she hopes to be- come an executive secretary. CAROLE GREENE 77 Converse Street Carole's curly. red hair exasperates her . . . she is a member of the Inter Nos Club. the Girl's Choir. the Editorial Staff of the Oracle, the Bowling Team, and the Photography Club . . . Advanced Biology rates tops with Carole . . . to continue her education, studying medical technology at college, is her desire. JONATHON GREENE 6 Swansea Road Jon's favorite possession is his sailboat . . . dislikes doing science fair projects . . . outside of school he is President of the Congregational Senior High Youth Group, member of Pilgrim Fellowship, De Molay, Con- gregational Family Choir, and Y.M.C.A. summer camp . . . advises underclassmen to contribute as much as possible to your class . . . ambition is to attend a med- ical school. ' 3 DIANE GREGORIO 6 Fellsmere Avenue Diane says she would have liked to have gotten her license on the first instead of the third time she tried . . . takes part in Pep Club. Inter Nos. badminton. ollice work, and volleyball . . . will never forget the fight for a piece of mirror in the girls' gym dressing room every morning . . . favorite possession is her dog, Cha-Cha . . . I.B.M. school is in this senior's future. FREDERICK GRIFFIN 5 Humphrey Street Popular Grilf's favorite possession is his Beau Brum- mell pin . . . activities include indoor and outdoor track . . . gym is his favorite class . . . memories include last June's election rally and football games . . . Grill, whose suppressed desire is to own an ugly stick, advises under- classmen to keep their chins up . . . future plans include college. 5. xi SUSAN HALLORAN 25 Richardson Avenue Happy-go-lucky Sue is often heard saying funniest thing . . . her school activities include Inter Nos, Ora- cle, Editorial Staff, Lookout and Thespians . . . her fa- vorite class is Government with Mr. Connors . . . to dance in a show is her desire . . . most treasured pos- sessions are her class pin and Hi Fi . . . Vice-president of C.Y.O., Sue hopes to become a nurse. DONALD HANSON 71 Prospect Street Butch will always remember German II with Mr. Rosvall . . . his favorite possession is his De Molay Bible . . . his school activities include the gymnastic team, yearbook committee, and German Club . . . Butch en- joys water sports . . . he is chaplain of the Northern Area Order of De Molay and a member of M.Y.F .... his ambition is to travel in Europe someday. , :ar SHARON GROUT 25 Forest Road Likable Sharon is a majorette, member of Inter Nos, Pilgrim Fellowship. Rainbow, and the Oracle Art Staff . . . her favorite class is Physiology with Mr. Sheehan . . . most treasured possession is her majorette uniform . . . to enter a nursing school in Boston is her ambition . . . looking back on high school, Sharon remembers the Winchester game of '6l. SHEILA HALADAY 157 Vernon Street Senior Play Committee, Oracle Staff, National Honor Society and majorettes are some of Sheila's activities . . . remembers Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin, majorette tryouts, and the Junior Prom . . . Sheila's activities out- side of school include working part-time at Montrose Dairy. C.Y.O., and Bowling . . . plans to enter secre- tarial school. JOAN HARVEY I3 Lafayette Street One of our cheerleaders, Joan will always remember the Sophomore Hop, Hobo Party of '60, and cheering try- outs . . . her favorite possession is her Siamese cat. Soukey, and her favorite class is Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin . . . Joan's suppressed desire is to be a football player for W.H.S .... after graduation she plans to become an airline stewardess. JOAN HATCH 182 Salem Street Sooty's activities include Girls Choir, Inter Nos, bad- minton, basketball, Rainbow and M.Y.F .... desire is to ride on elephant . . . her pet peeve is crabby teachers . . . most treasured possessions are her stuffed animals . . . favorite class was Biology with Dr. Feudo . . . work- ing as a nurse's aid in a Lynnfield nursing home is val- uable experience for Joan's future nursing career. ARTHUR HAROUTUNION 29 Bay State Road Moose is well known for his saying shot down again . . . activities include varsity football, indoor and out- door track . . . outside of school he is active member of the Beau Brummells, and works at Star Market . . . treasures his bank account . . . plans to enter college in September. HOWARD HART 6 Herber Street Howard says English is his favorite class . . . favorite pastimes are boating and reading . . . will never forget the football games and rallies, dances, the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and all the teachers and students of W.H.S .... Howard plans to attend college after grad- uation, taking either music or art. ..A,. , 'S ww-' 'ar BARBARA HATHON 37 Converse Street Barb's favorite class is Art III . . . her activities in- clude Inter Nos, C.Y.O., Bowling League at Stoneham, and oflice girl . . . suppressed desire: to make 250 in bowling . . . Barb cherishes her class ring . . . her fa- vorite pastimes are bowling, dancing, and skating . . . she plans to work at I.B.M. after graduation. LINDA HAWKS 2 Country Road Hawksie's favorite possession is her pair of water skis . . . pet peeve is running between the Memorial and Atwell buildings . . . favorite class was Spanish II with Miss Cowing in her Junior year . . . pastimes include knitting and water skiing . . . Linda would like to be- come the first woman astronaut . . . belongs to National Honor Society. VALERIE HEWES 48 Salem Street Conscientious and hardworking Val always does a job well . . . whether in Pep Club, Inter Nos, Rainbow, B.Y.F., National Honor Society or as a nurse's aid at the Melrose-Wakefield Hospital-she is always at her best . . . her favorite possession is her class ring and toy tiger . . . favorite pastimes include drawing, swimming, and roller or ice skating . . . Valerie hopes to become a nurse. EDWARD HIGGINS 17 Woodcrest Road To graduate from high school is Fuzz's ambition . . . will always remember-without pleasure-his report cards . . . in school Fuzz participated in outdoor and indoor track . . . says money is his favorite possession . . . most memorable class was U.S. Government with Mr. Connors . . . future plans include college and engineering. WILLIAM HAYES 32 Richardson St. Ugg's favorite class is Gym . . . he is an employee at Hazelwood . . . enjoys spending leisure time at the Beebe Library and Steve's Deli . . . Bill's favorite pos- session is his license, with which he hopes to travel extensively. MARIA A. HERNANDEZ Caracas, Venezuela What our exchange student likes best about America is chocolate chip ice cream with jimmies, and football games . . . dislikes not being able to understand people when they talk rapidly . . . spends her spare time read- ing, listening to music or news, and playing the Cuatro . . . future plans include attending a university and be- coming a lawyer. JANICE HITCHINS I2 Church Street Cute Jan would love to ring the no school signal some bright, sunny morning . . . she participates in Inter Nos, intramural basketball, badminton, Oracle Staff, National Honor Society and the Senior Play Executive Commit- tee . . . she will remember Mr. Connor's Government class . . . loves those basketball games . . . hopes to attend U. of Mass. and become a teacher. MARTHA HODGDON 50 Eustis Avenue Active Marty is Corresponding Secretary of Inter Nos, co-captain of the girls basketball team, and member of the Oracle Editorial Staff . . . her favorite pastimes are skiing and playing tennis . . . Marty's pet peeve is the bracelet she can't remove . . . her suppressed desire is to go down on an up escalator. SUSANNE HOGG 41 Kendrick Road Sue enjoys Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . mem- ber of Inter Nos . . , outside of school she is active in Rainbow and Senior High fellowship . . . dislikes people who don't finish their lunch . . . will always remember the football games, and rallies . . . plans to become a bookkeeper. JEAN HOPKINS 51 Madison Avenue Jean spends most of her time reading and sleeping . . . dislikes C Lunch and the 600 . . . she is active in Inter Nos, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee, and the Oracle Art Staff . . . her favorite class is Fine Arts with Miss Rainge . . . favorite possession is her license . . . after graduation Jean plans to become an efficient secretary. ri JANE HUGO 85 Gould Street Among Janie's many activities are Inter Nos, Senior Play Committee, badminton and library work . . . chem- istry with Mrs. Sonnenschein is her favorite . . . enjoys going on one day diets . . . outside of school Janie works at Brighams, and is a member of Rainbow . . . will remember Junior Prom . . . plans to be a nurse. JOSEPH HUGO 85 Gould Street Joe, who enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman, plans to become a doctor . . . favorite possession is his contact lenses . . . school activities include Chorale, cross coun- try, Oracle Business Staff, the math team, and the P.T.S.A. Board . . . Joe advises W.H.S. underclassmen to set a goal and strive to attain it. RICHARD HOWLAND 24 Forrester Road Bud has a pet peeve against girls who smoke . . . the family car keys are his favorite possession . . . favorite class is physics . . . Bud is a member of the Boy's Gym Club . . . enjoys swimming, water and snow skiing . . . is a member of De Molay and the Y.M.C.A .... Bud hopes to someday own a Corvette. Civil Engineering is in his future plans. STANLEY HUDSON 21 Ledgewood Road To own a I2 meter sloop is Stan's suppressed desire . . . school activities include the Senior Play Executive Committee, 1962 All-State Chorus and Band . . . adds his vocal talents to the Brothers' and Others Quartet . . . outside activities include B.Y.F., and working as a life- guard at the Y.M,C.A ..,. Stan's future plans include majoring in Sociology at Springfield College. fi ll if ff , ,,., , PAUL HUNT 36a Richardson Street Sports-minded Paul enjoys watching baseball, hockey, and football, but takes an active part in bowling and golfing . . . his set of golf clubs is his favorite possession . . . he is presently employed by the Copley Shoe Com- pany . . . Patil would like to attend a business school after graduation. JEANETTE HURD 217 Salem Street Janey's favorite class is Bookkeeping II . . . dislikes intensely students who get in the way when she is in a hurry . , . Janey spends her spare time horseback riding and swimming and as a member of 4-H Club and The Quannapowitt Yacht Club . . . would like very much to travel in Europe . . . ambition is to become a secretary. WILLIAM IRVING I6 High Strect Bill's most valuable possession is his Polaroid Land camera . . . is active in Thespians . . . also participates in Greenwood Union Church Fellowship . . . Bill's fa- vorite class is Mechanical Drawing . . . hopes to become an architect . . . would like to own a white sports car . . . advises undcrclassmen to support school activities. ARTHUR JACKSON 3 Byron Street Feathers, a popular senior, prizes his gun above all . . . hunting occupies much of his free time . . . pet peeve is fooling at the lunch tables . . . Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca rates high on his list . . . Feathers' sup- pressed desire is to take a trip around the world . . . am- bition is to make a million dollars, ,?i:'i5 ': 1 -UF' ,ffffa V . 1 -2 MICHAEL HURTON 31 Lawrence Street Mickey's interests tend to sway toward cars . . . his favorite possession is his car . . . wants to own a Cor- vette , . . his ambition is to become a truck operator and owner . . . Coach Callagy's class rates high with Mickey . . . he will never forget the cafeteria during lunch time . . . employee of J. B. Evans Company . . . hope you don't have to swab decks too often in the Navy. Mickey. SUSAN HURTON ll Crescent Street Wakehclds vivacious L on the cheering squad is dark- eycd Sue' '... also participates in the Senior Play Com- mittee. Inter Nos Club. badminton, and the Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . she would like to skip all home- work. but not get into trouble for it . . . Chemistry with Mr. .Ioncs ranks high . . , hopes to be an elementary school teacher. FRANKLIN CAMPBELL JOHNSON 12 Chestnut Street Busy Cam is President of Thespians, a member of the Gym Team, and the Senior Play Executive Committee . . . outside activities include B.Y.F., De Molay. and working at Pleasure Island . . . Cam's suppressed desire is to own an island in the Pacific . . . hopes to have a career in the field of pharmacology. CAROLYN JORDAN 22 Laurel Street Jelly-bean loves bowling, reading, and roller skating . . . pet peeve is walking to school in the rain and snow . . . her favorite classes are Stenography and Book- keeping . . . will always remember her first day at W.H.S. in the middle of her Junior year . . . hopes to become a medical secretary. CAROL JAREMA 22 Parker Road English IV with Miss Caswell rates high with Flash . . . loves miniature golfing, bowling, and skating . . . a member of Inter Nos, the Lookout Staff, and Senior Play Committee . . . outside school activities include St. Joseph's C.Y.O. and the Epsilon Zeta's . . . plans to become a nurse after graduation. EILEEN JENNINGS 53 Plymouth Sleepy eyes is known around school for her laugh . . . she will never forget the day it snowed in the auditorium while the Girls Choir was singing I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas . . . Eileen adds her vocal talents to chorale, and is member of Thespians . . . she plans to go to Chandler and major in a scientific research secre- tarial course. JOAN KENNEY 14 Fielding Street Kenny, one of the attractive majorettes, considers Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin, tops . . . activities include majorettes, and Senior Play ticket committee . . . will always remember Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, and the Football games . . . treasures her baton and majorette uniform . . . plans to be a secretary. DIANE KNOWLTON 28 Parker Road Di rates English IV with Miss Caswell tops . . . she also enjoys Inter Nos Club, Lookout Staff, Oracle Staff, and Senior Play Committee . . . hopes someday to own a red M.G .... Di will never forget her classmates at Wakefield High . . . she advises underclassmen to study, but still to have fun. E 32 3. JOYCE LEE 584 Lowell Street Flea absolutely hates getting up in the morning . . . likes talking on the telephone, cooking, listening to the radio, reading, and swimming . . . outside of school she works at the Mystic Novelty Company . . . she will never forget the football games, pep rallies, and Twirp Week of 1962 . . . Flea hopes to someday travel around the world. HARRY LILLEY 25 Bartley Street Lili cherishes his baseball glove since he participates in school baseball, and in the Melrose Legion and Wake- field Town team . . . is also a member of varsity hockey team, glee club, Activities Council. C.Y.O., and De- Molay . . . in his spare time Lill enjoys bird watch- ing . . . works at Elk Spring Beverage Company after school . . . hopes someday to become a physical educa- tion teacher. RICHARD LAHAM 226 Pleasant Street Pythogoras's Beau Brummell pin is his favorite pos- session . . . Physiology with Mr. Sheehan rates high with Richie, a member of football, indoor track, and Biology Club . . . a church school teacher now, Richie hopes to become a doctor . . . advises underclassmen to make the most of the best years of your life. EARL LEAVITT 24 Elm Street Baby Huey's pet peeve is too much homework . . . he enjoys Shop IV very much . . . being manager of the baseball team keeps him quite busy . . . having received his letter in baseball last year, Earl would like very much to become a baseball player . . . good luck, Earl! ,Q JACK LINDON 45 Stark Avenue Honolulu Jack. who treasures his tennis racket, is ac- tive in band. Chorale, Thespians, math team, and B.Y.F. . . . would like to travel across the U.S.A. in a pink and blue Avanti . . . despises homework during term test week . . . Jack hopes to obtain an engineering career in the Marine Corps. JUNE LOCKHART 2 Harrison Avenue Mr. Callagy's Math class rates high with cute June . . . she is a member of the Inter Nos Club, The Lookout Staff, Oracle Staff, B.Y.F .... will never forget Thanks- giving Day football games, Twirp Twirl of 62 and the Junior Prom . . . June hopes someday to become a nurse. JACK LOOMIS 10 Morrison Road Quiet Jack is a member of the National Honor Society, Oracle Editorial Staff, Outdoor Track Team, P.T.S.A., Math Team, Cross Country Team, and De Molay . . . he enjoyed Latin III with Miss Mason . . . Jack's am- bition is to be happy in his job regardless of the pay. LEWIS LOUD 30 Woodland Road Lewis enjoys football, hockey, water skiing, and driv- ing . . . works at the Wakefield News Agency . . . likes Office Method with Miss Antonuccio because he is the only boy in the class . . . Lewie's pet peeve is girls who talk a lot . . . he will always remember the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom . . . plans to become a C.P.A, ROBERT LYNCH ll Karen Road Bob treasures his license above all else . . . working at Star Market and being an officer in St. Joseph's C.Y.O, take up much of his spare time . . . Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy ranks high with Bob . . . he will always remember the exciting football games . . . hopes to be an electronics engineer . . . good luck in the future, Bob. CHARLES MCCARTHY 53 Outlook Road Mac is the boy you see driving the delivery truck for Joe's Market . . . dislikes being unable to get his father's car . . . Mac's main interest is rifleryg his favorite pos- session, a target rifle . . . belongs to the North Reading Rifle Club, Arlington Rifle Club, and C.Y.O .... hopes to be an electrical engineer. DENNIS LUCEY 9 Elm Crest Road Girls who smoke on street corners are Dennis' pet peeve . . . Mr. Woodman's Physics Class is a favorite of his . . . he is a member of Saint Joseph's C.Y.O. and the Y.M.C.A ..., works at the Stop 8L Shop . . . Dennis hopes to go to college and study automobile engineering and designing. JOHN LYNCH 2 Warren Avenue Jack can often be seen working at Steven's Automotive Store after school . . . dislikes getting out of bed and coming to school Monday morning . . . favorite class is Problems of Democracy with Mr. Humphreys , . . in his spare time Jack enjoys hunting, trap shooting, skeet shooting, and scuba diving . . . hopes someday to own a Corvette. QQ MARTIN MCDONOUGH 4 Fich Court Marty enjoys eating and sleeping . . . cherishes his driver's license . . . enjoys football games, pep rallies, proms, and Fine Arts II . . . dislikes homework . . . his favorite memory of Wakefield High is the two o'clock bell . . . Marty's ambition is to be a commercial artist and earn money to burn. GARY McGILL 858 Main Street Gary says his thoughts are his favorite possessions . . . dislikes intensely people who talk to him during the first five minutes of the day . . . favorite pastimes are girls and playing the guitar . . . outside of school Gary works at the First National Supermarket . . . suppressed desire is to be a pilot. VR' KENNETH MCISAAC 681 Main Street Kenny plays the drums when he is not working at the First National . . . will never forget Mr. Morse's U.S. History Class or the lunch periods at W.H.S .... he would like to run in the corridors without getting caught . . . a career as an Air Force pilot is Kenny's ambition . . . advice to underclassmen-get good marks in the beginning. MARGARET McMANUIS 29 Warren Avenue Margie's favorite possession is her white kitten . . . she spends her time horseback riding, bowling, cooking, sewing, swimming, and driving . . . her pet peeve is slow drivers . . . Margie's ambition is to go to I.B.M. school . . . her high school memories are English with Miss MacKenzie, the football games and rallies, and her gym class of 1962-63. JOANNE MCGRAIL 4 Central Street Inter Nos Club, Class Play Committee, Rainbow, and Church Fellowship are some of Joanne's activities . . . she advises underclassmen to choose the right courses and stay with them . . . would love to be pulled on skates down the school corridor . . . Jo's' 'ambition is to get into a junior college. RICHARD McGRAIL 65 Hopkins Street Bomb's favorite possession is his car . . . he dislikes the school lunches, but enjoys Fine Arts with Mrs. Mac- Leod . . . is a member of Saint Joseph's C.Y.O. and works at Pleasure Island in the summer . . . Bomb will never forget Mr. Carlson's idea of a tire drill . . . hopes someday to become an electrician. 42' ELEANOR MacDOUGALL 39 Chestnut Street Cheerful Ellie's favorite class is German III with Mr. Rosvall . . . she is a member of the Oracle Staff, Lookout Staff, Inter Nos Club, Photography Club, and Saint Jo- seph's C.Y.O .... suppressed desire is to attend the University of Hawaii . . . she will never forget last year's Senior Prom and Friday night basketball games. ROBERT MacFARLAND 30 Bennett Street Bob's favorite possession is his wallet . . . bookkeep- ing is his favorite class . . . league bowling is his pas- time . . . Bob works at J. B. Evans Shoes . . . becoming an accountant is among his future plans . . . the War- rior football games are implanted in Bob's memories. NANCY MCMENIMEN 25 Lafayette Street Maxie, often heard saying, you wouldn't believe it, thinks highly of Law and Sales with Mr. Allen . . . fa- vorite possession is her collection of souvenirs . . . ac- tivities include Gym Club, and Inter Nos . . . fond memories include elections and rallies . . . would love to roller skate down the corridors . . . Maxie, now a salesgirl at Grant's, hopes to become a nurse. HAROLD MacCAUGHEY 41 Lakeview Avenue Student Council, Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Com- mittees, and football have kept 'LOzzie busy in school . . . his outside activities include De Molay and presi- dency of Beau Brummells . . . wise, underclassmen are his pet peeve. We will always remember Ozzie in the pep rallies and playing football . . . good luck in college, Oz! E: 4 Q ea. MARSHA MacKAY 32 No. Emerson Street Marshe, a transfer to W.H.S. in our junior year, is active in Inter Nos, Thespians, bowling . . . pastimes include C.Y.O. and driving her father's car . . . can often be heard saying shot down again . . . suppressed de- sire is to have her own car . . . plans to enter a teachers college, and hopes to teach in Wakefield . . . will never forget her first day at W.H.S. GERALDINE MALOOF 12 Avon Street Ginger is often seen in Minahan's Pharmacy or walk- ing with her poodle, Frosty . . . to become an author is her career choice . . . feature editor's position on the Oracle, Girl's Field Hockey, Inter Nos, and Lookout Staff keep her busy in school . . . she belongs to the Mariners and St. Joseph's C.Y.O. out of school . . . Gin- ger will never forget those term test weeks. 1 A CECELIA MAURICI I9 Eaton Street Pretty Cecelia's favorite class is Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . a member of the majorette squad. Cece treasures her baton most of all . . . as an employee at the A8cP, her pet peeve is people who won't accept torn stamps . . . advice to underclassmen- Try hard and make the best of your senior year . . . Cece plans to become a secretary. KAREN MILLAR 30 Richardson Avenue Karen participates in Oracle Staff, Senior Play Execu- tive Committee, and Inter Nos Club . . . her favorite class is Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin . . . hopes to be a bookkeeping teacher in the future . . . will always remember the football games . . . Karen advises under- classmen to have fun but to study hard. O' 'uv ' 13- 2 DONNA MANUEL 20 Franklin Street Popular Donna dislikes boys who go to dances and sit in the corner . . . is Treasurer of the Student Coun- cil, member of Inter Nos Club, Bowling Club, Junior Prom Committee and Tri-Hi-Y . . . Law and Sales with Mr. Allen rate top with Irma . . . will never forget the M.C. hockey games. KAREN MARSHALL l Outlook Road This active senior's favorite possession is her red flats . . . enjoys Government with Mr. Connors . . . a member of Inter Nos, P.T.S.A., Class Motto Committee, National Honor Society, badminton, bowling, varsity field hockey, and volleyball teams, Sophomore I-Iop Committee and Yearbook Editorial Staff . . . she is the American sister of our foreign exchange student this year. MARCIA MILLER 253 Vernon Street Marcia's pet peeve is people stealing chairs at lunch . . . she considers Fine Arts III her favorite class . . . Marcia is a member of Inter Nos Club, Oracle Art Staff, Senior Play Committee, C.Y.O. and Tri-Hi-Y . . . in the sum- mer she works at Pleasure Island in the Magic Shop. LINDA MINICHIELLO 7 Morningside Road Being a member of the Oracle Editorial Staff, Lookout, Biology Club, Photography, and C.Y.O. keeps Linda busy . . . dislikes homework . . . enjoys U.S. History class . . . she will remember the school lunches . . . after graduation she would like to get a college degree and then travel. JUDITH MOI-ILA 2 Mitchell Lane Judy works as a secretary in the athletic office . . . when not working, she enjoys skiing and sewing . . . favorite class is Bookkeeping . . , pet peeve is odor in the corridors when experiments are performed in the chemistry lab . . . most treasured possession, her dog . . . Judy's ambition is to finish school and get a secretarial job in Wakeheld. LYNNE MOORE 71 Greenwood Avenue Friendly Lynn's pet peeve is girls who wear socks with flats . . . Lynn is a member of the Inter Nos Club, Inter Nos Dance Committee, bowling team, Class Colors Committee, Pep Club, Pilgrim Fellowship, and Rain- bow . , . outside of school she works at Holiday Bakery . . . hopes someday to become a nurse and take a trip around the world. BRUCE MURDOCK 4 Gregory Road Bruce enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . will be remembered for crashing through the line at football games . . . besides football, he participates in indoor and outdoor track and Student Council . . . outside of school he belongs to the Unitarian Youth Group and Boy Scouts . . . Bruce will always remember the spirited support of athletic teams by the school . . . hopes to be an architect with a civil engineering degree. JANET MURRAY 3 Overlook Road Janet is the hard working co-editor of the Oracle Staff . . . also she is on the Inter Nos Board and field hockey team . . . she enjoys French IV with Miss Cow- ing . . . her favorite pastimes are reading, listening to records, and driving sports cars . . . Janet hopes to ma- jor in foreign languages and travel extensively. . , g f i , it li I MICHAEL MORAN 31 Morrison Road Mike's pet peeve is being called Bugs . . . enjoys lis- tening to the Kingston Trio and reading . . . Mike is on the cross country team and the Senior Play Publicity Committee . . . belongs to St. Joseph's C.Y.O. and Beau Brummells . . . in his spare time he works at Star Mar- ket . . . Mike hopes to teach History and Government and would someday like to drive a Ferrari over a Euro- pean road. ROBERT MURCH 17 Acorn Avenue Bob enjoys any class with Mr. Racca . . . his favorite possession is his car and his favorite pastime is eating pizza . . . Bob will always remember the long lines at lunch . . . after graduation he hopes to travel . . . advises underclassmen to go out for as many sports as possible and to attend school activities at W.H.S. DIANE MUSTO 33 Robin Road Cheerful Musty's favorite possession is her driver's license . . . she is a member of the Inter Nos Club, Girls' Choir, Lookout Staff, Senior Play Committee, and C.Y.O .... will never forget the football games and pep rallies . . . Advanced Biology rates tops with Musty be- cause someday she hopes to become a nurse. WILLIAM MYERS 25 Fell Street Billy is the proud owner of a car and license . . . es- pecially enjoys General Chemistry with Mr. Jones . . . one of his favorite pastimes, when not working at the Stop 84 Shop, is sleeping . . . Billy would love to spend the rest of his life surfing off Hawaiian shores. V 2 I 'A X MARILYN NOBLE 26 Woodcrest Drive Marilyn, better known as Nobe, will always remember football games and the Junior Prom . , . belongs to Inter Nos, Photography Club, National Honor Society and Girls' Choir . . . her pet peeve is the short lunch periods . . . Physics with Mr. Woodman rates tops with Marilyn . . . future plans include college . . . Nobe says to under- classmen, Study, study, study! ELIZABETH NOLAN ll Muriel Avenue Betsy likes her license and her purple dog . . . school activities include Inter Nos and Senior Play Committee . . . her outstanding impressions of W.H.S. are the crowded lunches and the icy showers at gym . . . sup- pressed desire is to own a pink Corvette . . . after grad- uation Betsy would like to become a famous artist and live in New York City. ' s RICHARD NARDONE 239 Nahant Street Husky Richard, called Peaches by his friends, will al- ways cherish his driver's license . . . co-captain of the W.H.S. football team, he will never forget the '61 Win- chester game . . . favorite class was gym with Coach Tighe and pet peeve is kids who don't dress for gym . . . going to the library at night is his favorite pastime. DOROTHY NAUGLER 717 Main Street Dottie treasures her black cat, Sambo . . . painting, horseback riding, and reading are her interests . . . be- longs to Inter Nos, C.Y.O., and is a typist for the Ora- cle . . . Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin is her favorite class . . . will always remember the football rallies . . . her advice to underclassmen is to always be honest and fair to yourself and others. 'Q BARBARA NUTE 9 Wave Avenue Barb, a friendly and talented classmate, entertains with her skill in playing the xylophone . . . she is a mem- ber of Inter Nos, Oracle Editorial Staff, Senior Play Make-up Committee, Pilgrim Fellowship, and Rainbow . . . Barb would be at a loss without her favorite pos- session, her comb . . . her suppressed desire is to attend school barefoot. JULIANNE NUTILE 40 Curtis Street Senior Play Ticket Committee, Pep Club, and sports are among Julie's school activities . . . will prize her driver's license always . . . football games and chemistry lab will be remembered by Julie, who advises under- classmen to watch out for those chemicals . . . hopes to become a dental hygienist. JOYCE NOTTO 332 Water Street Looking at another one of our dedicated majorettes, we know Joy will always remember the football games, football rallies, and majorette tryouts . . . her favorite pastimes are sports, talking on the phone, listening to the radio, and babysitting . . . Joy's pet peeve is conceited boys . . . activities include Class Prophecy and Oracle Staff typist. JOAN NUGENT ll Humphrey Street Nugget, whose favorite possession is her sunglasses, thinks Plane Geometry with Mr. Brown is the greatest . . . her school activities include Drama Club, Inter Nos Board. Glee Club, Oracle Business Staff, President of Pep Club, and Senior Play Costume Committee . . . she plans to become a physical therapist. LINDA NUTILE 38 Curtis Street Linda, often called Nute, will always remember the Boston Patriots game where the Majorettes twirled . . . her favorite pastimes include knitting, water skiing, bowl- ing, and listening to Peter Gunn Albums . . . to own the Jordan Marsh stores is her suppressed desire . . . Linda is a member of Majorettes, Inter Nos, Class Color Committee, and Senior Play Committee. WILLIAM O'BRIEN 8 Brewster Road Billy enjoys hunting, fishing, and horseback riding . . . Indians are his pet peeve and his suppressed desire is to join the cavalry . . . after graduation, Billy hopes to travel . . . outside of school Billy works as a sodajerk and as an Indian at Pleasure Island during the summer . . . will always remember the games at W.H.S. Q WILLIAM O'TOOLE 46 Bartley Street Hoot dislikes stuck-up girls . . . rates Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin as his favorite class . . . outside of school, Hoot enjoys boating and water skiing and is a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O .... he advises under- classmen to study hard, but enjoy the high school years . . . after graduation a job as a Certified Public Account- ant would please Hoot. FRANCES PALMERINO 6l Harrison Avenue Fran values her license . . . Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin is her favorite subject . . . Fran's school activities include Pep Club, Inter Nos, ofiice girl, and National Honor Society . . . after school, Fran is a secretary at Classen Bros. Inc .... will always remember the foot- ball games and the pep rallies . . . to become a secre- tary is her ambition. ADEN O'DORNEY 33 Farm Street Oracle Staff, Inter Nos, Senior Play Publicity Commit- tee, and bowling are among Aden's school activities . . . working at Grant's at Redstone, Aden finds complaining customers to be her pet peeve . . . her favorite pastime is sewing . . . hopes to enter the field of retailing or in- terior decorating after junior college. ROBERT O'TOOLE 46 Bartley Street Robert or Little Hoot as he is better known, rates Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin highly . . . among his favorite memories of W.H.S. is the two o'clock bell . . . outside of school he works part time at Hazelwood Cot- tage . . . Bobby advises underclassmen not to waste their time by getting worthless detention hours. MARGARET PAQUETTE 30 Putnam Avenue Mrs. Cronin's Bookkeeping I and Miss Abbott's English are Peggy's favorite classes . . . belongs to the Oracle Business Staff, Mixed Chorus, and Inter Nos . . . spends leisure time dancing, boating, reading, and listening to records . . . will never forget the day she ate cake in her first English class with Mr. Rosvall . . . Peggy plans to attend college and become a Certified Public Accountant. JOHN PAONE 28 Morrison Avenue Bennie will always remember Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . his favorite possessions include his car, tape recorder, and I-Ii-Fi . . . he is a member of the baseball team and Senior Play Executive Board . . . some of his outstanding memories are football games, parties, pep rallies, and Mr. Brown's home room . . . Bennie hopes to be a lawyer or engineer someday. JEAN A. PASTORELLO 31 Madison Avenue Little Jean loves four lane highways . . . favorite possessions are her dogs . . . pet peeve is people who think they are it . . . Jean enjoys English, art, and home economics . . . her suppressed desire is to own a white '58 convertible . . . Jean wants to be a dress de- signer . . , advises underclassmen not to underestimate the value of an education. JEAN C. PASTORELLO 2 Hawthorne Street Jean rates Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin as her fa- vorite subject . . . suppressed desire is to get her driver's license . . . favorite pastimes are bowling, listening to records, and dancing . . . thinks an hour for lunch would be great . . . a salesgirl at Cumming's, Jean plans to at- tend Chandler School for Women after graduation. I lift? CHERYL PETERSON 5 Daniel Road Pete's pet peeve is knuckle-cracking . . . favorite pos- session is baton, and favorite class is Ma's Bookkeeping . . . Cheryl is a majorette, and a member of Oracle, The Senior Play Chairman, and C.Y.O .... she enjoys ice skating, dancing, and listening to records . . . Cheryl hopes to become a dental hygienist . . . she'll always re- member the majorette tryouts. DRUCILLA PHILLIPS 15 Aborn Avenue Dru loves to water ski and play the piano . . . her activities include Thespians, Mixed Chorus, Inter Nos Board of Directors, and Secretary of B.Y.F .... sup- pressed desire is to go barefoot forever . . . favorite class is English with Miss Abbott . . . will always re- member the Thanksgiving game of '60 . . . plans to become a secretary. Y' if L + 1 i' BARBARA PATCH 6 Outlook Road Patch enjoys science fiction books . . . is a member of Girls Tennis, Girls' Basketball, the Properties Commit- tee of Senior Play. Congregational Youth Choir, Rain- bow, Girl Scouts. and Woburn Association Pilgrim Fellowship . . . Chemistry with Mrs. Sonnenschein is Barbara's favorite class . . . plans to become a medical supervisor . . . will never forget the excuses used for gym class. ROBERTA PEARSON 2 Robin Road Sonny says she is most disturbed by the cafeteria's hot lunches . . . favorite possession of hers is her pocket- book . . . memories of W.H.S. include running the track, C lunch, and detention for Mr. Carlson . . . sup- pressed desire is to drive a bus . . . after graduation Sonny would like to travel. f ' I 1 5 v 2 l LORRAINE PICCIANI 15 Meriam Street Wainey likes best her Thunderbird . . . Art is her top class . . . Favorite pastime is sketching and painting . . . the great times Lorraine had in art class are her best W.H.S. memories . . . Lorraine participates in intramural sports . . . her suppressed desire is to live in New York . . . Lorraine has hopes of becoming a commercial artist. ALLIDA PRATT 26 Summit Avenue Lead's suppressed desire is to cross the lobby on a pogo stick . . . her activities include Chorale, Thespians and Inter Nos . . . loves to swim, horseback ride, and listen to radio . . . will never forget pep rallies . . . Rain- bow and P.F. are outside activities . . . to be a music teacher is Allida's ambition. i ARTHUR PROUSALIS 16 Fell Street An avid car fan, Artie loves to take long drives and to rebuild cars . . . lunch lines exasperate Artie, who rates Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca his fa- vorite subject . . . works at the Stop and Shop after school . . . his suppressed desire is to own a sports car, preferably a T-Bird. MEREDITH PROWSE 100 Pleasant Street Because of her singing ability, Merry has been in Chorale and Girl's Choir and was chosen for District Choir . . . other activities include Inter Nos, Oracle Editorial Staff, Senior Play Committee, Sports, National Honor Society and Rainbow . . . Merry would never be without her favorite possession-contact lenses . . . she would like a career in the medical field. MARJORIE PRESPER 16 Crosby Road Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin is Margie's favorite class . . . her pet peeve is term tests . . . school memo- ries include Chorus and football games . . . ambition is to go to Bentley's School of Accounting . . . outside of school Margie does quite a bit of babysitting . . . favorite pastime is riding to Stoneham on the bus. JAMES PRIDE 5 Vine Street To speak to the Southerners on racial relations is Jim's ambition . . . flirting is his favorite pastime . . . Gym Club, Thespians, and Senior Play Program Committee are among his school activities . . . outside of school Jim is Treasurer of the Baptist Youth Fellowship . . . school dances and football games will stand out in Jim's memory. WILLIAM RAFFERTY 3 Newell Road People who don't take gym are Raff's pet peeve . . . activities include football and indoor and outdoor track . . . Fine Arts I rates high with Raff . . . outside of school, he is a member of the Beau Brummells and C.Y.O .... will never forget the Wakefield-Winchester football game of '61-'62 season . . . advises underclass- men to study and enjoy themselves. ELIZABETH RATTRAY 7 Park Avenue Liz, who can often be heard saying gasp, will always remember football games and the Junior Prom . . . ac- tivities outside of school include church choir, Rainbow, and Pilgrim Fellowship . . . suppressed desire is to own an M.G .... her favorite class: Advanced Biology with Mr. Sheehan . . . plans to become either a teacher or a dental hygienist. tif BARBARA PUGLISI 86 Albion Street Fine Arts III with Miss Rainge is Pudgy's favorite subject . . . her pet peeve is people who don't support their class . . . this active girl, whose suppressed desire is to own and decorate her own mansion, hopes to fur- ther her education at art school and become a success- ful interior decorator . . . belongs to National Honor Society. THOMAS PURCELL I6 Forrester Road Tommy would love to own a Corvette . . . school activities included Junior Prom Committee, Varsity foot- ball, and baseball . . . his favorite possession is his base- ball spikes . . . he has enjoyed Math with Mr. Callagy, and would like to become successful in the business world after graduation. Q f ., 0 H? - L k 3 i ,paw V . f X Q.: DOUGLAS REED 30 Juniper Avenue Doug's favorite class was Junior English with Miss Doyle . . . suppressed desire is to own a hotel . . . Doug is enthusiastic about skiing and all other sports . . . among his school memories is the Wakefield-Winchester football game of '61 . . . Doug plans to study Hotel Management at college. CHERYL RENNARD I2 Harwich Road Cherie's pet peeve is leaky convertibles . . . her fa- vorite class is Advanced Biology with Mr. Sheehan . . . member of Inter Nos, Thespians, Oracle Business Staff, Rainbow, B.Y.F. of M.C.A., and Girls Leader's Club . . . enjoys swimming and skin diving . . . Cherie's desire is to cross the country in a sports car . . . nursing will play a part in her future. PETER B. RICH l Franklin Street Pete enjoys government class with Mr. Connors . . . pet peeve is students without class spirit . . . Peter is president of Student Council, a member of the Publicity Committee for the Senior Play, and the local A.F.S. Representative . . . belongs to C.Y.O. and Y.M.C.A. . . . Pete likes baseball and model airplanes . . . becoming a military or commercial pilot is in his future. LAUREEN RICHARDS 18 Kendrick Road Laureen, who hopes to become a secretary, works part time at Newberry's . . . among her activities outside of school are C.Y.O. and ice skating . . . English rates tops with Laureen . . . we hope she fulfills her suppressed de- sire to own a car. DIANE RICHMOND 373 Vernon Street Dee Dee's favorite possession is her class ring . . . she dislikes the commercials between the programs on tele- vision . . . rates Mrs. Cronin's Bookkeeping II as tops . . . Diane likes to spend her spare time reading and babysitting . . . the pep rallies and the football games are among her outstanding memories . . . after gradua- tion Dee Dee hopes to attend Malden Business School. ELE-ANOR RILEY 13 Shady Avenue Petite Ellie hopes to become a store buyer someday , . . . dislikes homework . . . treasures her watch and li- cense . . . will always remember the Sophomore Hop, gs the Junior Prom, and Drivers' Ed with Mr. Grahn . . . - A' is active in bowling, Prom Committee, and chorus. DANIEL RING 52 Butler Avenue Ringo enjoyed Coach Racca's Problems of Democ- racy . . . says boys who don't take gym are his pet peeve . . . he will never forget the good times he had as a fresh- man . . . suppressed desire is to be rich and own three Corvettes . . . activities include baseball and football . . . would like a job pitching in Yankee Stadium very much. MARTHA ROACH 55 Salem Street A quiet girl, Martha treasures her kitten dearly . . . she is a member of C.Y.O. and Class Will Committee, dis- likes girls who smoke in public . . . tops on her list are dancing, Miss Abbott's class and listening to the radio . . . her ambition is to work at American Mutual. 130 545 Z., I., SANDRA ROBERTS 74 Gould Street Sandy's school activities include bowling, badminton. Pep Club, Inter Nos, and library work . . . her sup- pressed desire is to hold class without the teacher . . . works in Brigham's after school . . . Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin rates tops with Sandy, who plans to attend Bentley School of Accounting after graduation. FRANK RUDERMAN 21 Drury Lane Herk's top possession is his driver's license . . . favor- ite class is Spanish II with Miss Cowing . . . pet peeve is college boards . . . Frank is the business manager of the Oracle and a member of the cross country squad, basketball team, track team, National Honor Society, Math Club, Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Math Team, Lookout, and Boston Young Judea . . . he plans to become a doctor. P .hw 1 1 ' ,gg ABBY SCHMIDGALL 18 White Circle Mez is a member of Inter Nos, the Oracle Business Staff and the Senior Play Executive Committee . . . her favorite class is U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard, al- though she'll never forget Mr. Sheehan's Biology Lab . . . Abby hopes to become a nurse . . . for this we'll get sick, Abby! CHARLES SCHRAMM 5 Pineridge Road Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin rates as Charlie's fa- vorite class . . . enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time . . . hopes to join the Coast Guard after gradu- ation . . . outstanding memories at W.H.S. include Mr. Jones' making soap in Chemistry class . . . Charlie ad- vises underclassmen to study hard and do your home- work. ' ,, , 'II Abu, A C' 51. PHILLIP SANTORO 3 Colombia Road Phil enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . has par- ticipated in cross country, indoor and outdoor track and Intramural Bowling Leagues . . . his pet peeve is Miss Height's quizzes . . . hopes to become a draftsman . . . Phil advises underclassmen to make the best of their high school years and to take advantage of sports and other school activities. MARSHA SCARPELLO 10 Marla Lane Marsh says her class ring is her most prized possession . . . dislikes people who think they are tops . . . in school she belongs to the Inter Nos, and Mixed Chorus . , . her suppressed desire is to travel around the world . . . during leisure hours Marsh can be found listening to records, dancing or sewing . . . her goal in life is to become a medical or legal secretary. XX L f HELEN SEDLESKY 25 Robin Road Helen's private telephone is her favorite possession . . . likes Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . can't stand know it alls . . . Helen hopes to attend Honolulu Busi- ness College . . . she will always remember the Thanks- giving football rallies and W.H.S. baseball games . . . Helen advises underclassmen that an education is the most important thing in the world. JOAN SEWARD 13 Lassell Street When not working at Newberry's, Joan likes to swim, bowl, skate or go to her camp in New Hampshire . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . Home Economics is favor- ite class with Mrs. DeCristoforo . . . suppressed desire is to take a ride on school banisters . . . will remember always 1962 Twirp Twirl . . . Joan's ambition is to be- come a hairdresser. NORMA JEAN SHEA 30 Eustis Avenue Art III with Miss Rainge rates high with Norm . . . will always remember pep rally before the first football game . . . hopes to become a commercial artist . . . treas- ures class ring . . . her pet peeve is C lunch . . . likes listening to music . . . Norm advises underclassmen to study hard while in high school. BRADLEE SHERIDAN 44 Aborn Avenue Lee, who prizes his sailboat, enjoys fishing, sailing, football, and hockey . . . enjoys Advanced Math with Mr. Callagy . . . is active in the Quannapowitt Yacht Club and Y.M.C.A .... Lee would like to catch muskel- lunge in Canada or barracuda in Florida . . . will espe- cially remember oral book reports. V 1 I-I rs' DAVID SHAHOOD 38 Woodcrest Drive Comical Shadie is well liked by everyone . . . his activities include Math Club, Oracle Staff, Senior Play Committee, and National Honor Society . . . Math with Miss Height rates high with him . . . most treasured possession, his bicycle . . . in his spare time he partici- pates in many sports . . . Shadie's ambition is to attend college. GLORIA SHAHOOD 38 Woodcrest Drive Physics class with Mr. Woodman rates high with Gloria . . . this busy girl is Vice-President of the National Honor Society, Treasurer of Inter Nos Club, Secretary of the Student Council and a member of the Math Club . . . becoming a teacher is among her future plans. CAROL SMITH 16 Green Street Carol's favorite class is French II with Mr. Fallon . . . her pet peeve is inconsiderate drivers . . . President of Senior High Fellowship in the Greenwood Union Church, Carol is also advisor to the Junior High Fel- lowship and member of the youth choir . . . suppressed desire: to own a sports car . . . future plans include college. FRANCIS SMITH 30 Woodcrest Drive Frank, Wakefield's gift to the world of science, enjoys working in his home laboratory . . . school activities in- clude Math Club, Science Club, and track manager . . . to have a Ph.D. degree is Frank's suppressed desire . . . he will always remember the great teachers at W.H.S. . . . plans to become a research chemist. XXXL. 4 .4 JOHN SHEVLIN 315 Lowell Street Shevi's school activities include football, basketball, baseball, and National Honor Society . . . although his prize possession is his 1199 football shirt, John's sup- pressed desire was to become head drum major for Wakeheld High's Band . . . his ambition is to become a professional quarterback. BARBARA SICCONE 35 Gould Street Barbara is a member of Inter Nos, Pep Club, Science Club, Thespians, National Honor Society, C.Y.O .... she works as a page at the Lucius Beebe Library . . . favorite possession is a red Japanese music box . . . favorite pastimes, reading and swimming . . . Barbara looks ahead to attending college and becoming a French teacher. 7 GREGORY SMITH 22 Keeling Road Greg's pet peeve is girls who bleach their hair . . . Bookkeeping II is tops for Greg . . . he is a member of the football, hockey, and baseball teams . . . Greg enjoys eating, sleeping, and water skiing . . . he plans to at- tend business school after graduation . . . among Greg's school memories are the Junior and Senior Proms. SUSAN SNOW 23 Court Street Sue, a member of Girls Choir, Inter Nos, Rainbow, and the Oracle Typing Staff, hopes to become a secre- tary working in New York City . . . her pet peeve is girls who bleach their hair . . . favorite possession is a pink and white dog that squeaks . . . wants to marry a man who owns a chain of hotels. NATALIE SPINOZZI 68 Plymouth Road Often called Spozie, this active senior is a Cheerleader. member of Student Council, Oracle, Senior Play Com- mittee, Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committee, and Inter Nos . . . her favorite possession is her orange sweater . . . her suppressed desire is to ride a motor scooter down the school corridors . . . Natalie's am- bition is to become an architect. BARRY SPRACKLIN 205 Prospect Street Barry holds his science nction collection in high es- teem . . . his pet peeve: homework during term test week . . . his favorite class is Physics with Mr. Wood- man . . . a member of track and cross country, Barry's favorite pastimes are hiking and reading . . . his sup- pressed desire is to go camping the rest of his life. WILLIAM SNOW , 15 Summer Street Buster's favorite possession is his Sl Pontiac . . . favorite class is shop with Mr. Pepe . . . he hopes to be- come a draftsman or a blueprinter . . . his favorite pas- time is driving his car . . . will always remember the high school lunches . . . Buster's advice to underclass- men is to do as well as possible in school. WILLIAM SOUSA 172 Montrose Avenue Bill does not like women drivers . . . he belongs to the P.T.S.A. Board, National Honor Society, Math Team, Oracle Photograph Editor, and Class History Committee . . . also a member of C.Y.O. Bill will never forget the Class of '64 Sophomore Hop . . . wants to be an automotive engineer. f 's HENRY STAHLE, JR. 8 Flanders Lane Hank lends his vocal talents to Chorale . . . is also a member of the Math Team and participates in A.V. Club . . . enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . out- side of school Hank is a member of the Explorers . . . suppressed desire is to spend the rest of his life camp- ing . . . his advice to underclassmen is to enjoy them- selves. CLARK STEEVES 29 Ledgewood Road Skip, known to most of his friends as Scuba, is a member of the Wakefield Aquanauts . . . spends much of his time scuba-diving or driving his favorite pos- session, his 'Vette-powered '55 Chevy . . . favorite class is Art with Miss Rainge . . . after school Skip works at Parke Show . . . a career as a mechanic would suit this senior. ALBERT STENTIFORD 23 Lake Street Chemistry with Mr. Carlson rates tops with Red . . . working at Minahan's and on his favorite possession, his car, keep him busy . . . senior girls who constantly keep giggling are his pet peeve . . . suppressed desire is to become a priest. WALTER SZYMANSKI 57 Farm Street Reading and day dreaming are Szy's favorite pas- times . . . also enjoys Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . hopes to go to Hawaii someday and to own a Corvette . . . outstanding memories of W.H.S. include football games and school lunches . . . pet peeve is homework . . . advise to underclassmen to participate in school sports. ROBERT THACKER 12 Babson Street Bob thinks that our lunch periods should be extended . . . enjoys working in the auto shop . . . activities out- side of school for Bob include Youth Forum, The Ex- plorers, and working at Dunkin' Donuts . . . Bob hopes to become an electronics technician after graduation . . . will always remember W.H.S. Cross Country Meets, the Thanksgiving Day Football Game, and the 600. JOHN THEODORE 2 Orchard Circle Golf clubs and hockey sticks are John's favorite pos- sessions . . . he enjoys going to the library at night . . . pet peeve-people who ignore home lessons . . . he is a member of the golf team, hockey team, and the C.Y.O. . . . impressed by the line teaching staff . . . advice is to have a good time but to keep away from the oilice. KENNETH TAYLOR 40 Cordis Street Trailer rates Coach Walsh's History class as his fa- vorite class . . . also enjoys sleeping, especially in Mrs. Cronin's F Block study . . . his pet peeve is daily home- work . . . Trailer hopes that he will someday be able to travel in his own Corvette . . . will always remember running the 600 after lunch, the hot lunches, and Wakefield High football games. SANDRA TECCE l7l Broadway Fine Arts with Mrs. MacLeod rates high with Sandy . . . she enjoys getting together with the girls . . . out- side of school Sandy is a member of the C.Y.O .... she hopes to travel to Europe someday . . . will always re- member our W.H.S. football games . . . after graduation, Sandy is undecided as to whether to attend modeling school or business school. MARSHA THOMPSON 16 Thistledale Road Whenever you see Pudgy you'll always see her with a smile . . . she participates in the Pep Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Inter Nos, and Thespians . . . outside of school she enjoys swimming, dancing and reading . . . is a member of the Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . Pudgy will al- ways remember the football games and the Junior Prom . . . hopes to become a secretary. ALAN THORNTON 27 Pierce Avenue Popular Al is one of our star athletes at W.H.S. . . . among his favorite possessions are his contact lenses . . . Physics with Mr. Woodman rates as his favorite class . , . suppressed desire is to play professional baseball . . . Al plans to go to college next year . . . advises under- classmen to study hard. ill! DAVID TROPEANO 232 Nahant Street Trope participates in football and baseball . . . also plays baseball for C.Y.O. outside of school . . . enjoys sports . . . member of class play ticket committee . . . doesn't like tests or homework . . . among Trope's out- standing high school memories is the Melrose football rally . . . plans to join the Air Force after graduation. THERESA TROPEANO 52 Vernon Street Terry enjoys Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . cher- ishes her engagement ring . . . enjoys talking on the phone. Terry hopes to be able to cook Italian food some- day . . . will never forget the school lunches . . . advises underclassmen to study! study! study! STEVEN TIGAR 30 Beebe Lane Steve's favorite possession is his tennis racket . . . activities include Chorale, Science Club, Chemistry Club. Tennis Team, and Treasurer of the Radio Club . . . to win first place in the Science Fair is Steve's sup- pressed desire . . . Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sher- man rates tops with Steve . . . future plans include at- tending an engineering school. MARSHA TOTH 66 Butler Avenue Marsh is a member of our National Honor Society . . . she is also a member of the Student Council, Junior Prom Committee, and Sophomore Hop Committee . . . will always remember the Thanksgiving Football Game when Wakefield regained the Holleran Trophy from Melrose . . . future plans include becoming a recep- tionist, and marriage. fi 96' CHERYL VAN DePARRE 10 Arundel Avenue Dimpled Wilma, who works part time at the Bell Shop in Malden, is a member of Inter Nos and the Senior Play Make-up Committee . . . Cheryl will always remember the Junior Prom, the Hobo party of her sophomore year and her first W.H.S. dance . . . Mr. Ros- vall's German I 8: II were tops with Cheryl. WILLIAM VELMURE 79 Gould Street Bill's pet peeve is student teachers . . . works part time at Smith's Drug Store and Brigham's . . . favorite possession is his skin diving gear . . . enjoys water ski- ing and skin diving . . . suppressed desire to own a Corvette . . . Miss Rainge's Art class is popular with Bill . . . a career as a commercial artist would suit this boy to a : - I sw X L 'Wx N4 STEPHEN ULWICK 383 Water Street Steve's most cherished memories of W.H.S. are of the football games and school dances . . . he enjoys repair- ing cars whenever he has any spare time . . . baseball, football, and hockey are his favorite sports . . . Coach Callagy's Math class rates tops with Steve . . . suppressed desire is to own a Jaguar 76-KE. JUDITH VALPEY 81 Aldrich Road Friendly Judy loves traveling, reading, and talking on the telephone . . . interested in dramatics, she is a mem- ber of the Junior Quannapowitt Players . . . Judy's favorite class is German III with Mr. Rosvall . . . treas- ures her hope chest . . . works part time as a household helper . . . plans to become a hairdresser after graduation. ADELAIDE VINGERHOET 343 Nahant Street Someday Adelaide would like to go abroad and tour Europe . . . her favorite possession is her charm brace- let , . . enjoys Mr. Racca's Problems of Democracy class . . . dislikes people who throw rocks on the beach . . . Adelaide is active in Inter Nos, badminton, Pep Club, Oracle Business Staff and C.Y.O. JANICE VON KAMECKE 61 Tamworth Hill Avenue Ambitious and talented 5'Jan is a member of the Thes- pians . . . French and German are her favorite classes . . . activities include being president of Youth Council of Conference of Union Churches of Massachusetts . . . favorite pastimes are playing chess, relaxing, and dating. TERRENCE WALSH 51 Emerson Street Terry hates getting up and going to school each morn- ing . . . Fine Arts with Miss Rainge rates tops with Terry . . . favorite pastimes are baseball, football, bas- ketball and golf . . . the hike from the second floor of the Memorial Building to the third floor of the Atwell, will always remain in Terry's memories. SALLY WATERS 22 White Circle Sally dislikes fringe in cars . . . bowling, tennis, co-ed volleyball, and Activities Council keep her busy in school . . . her suppressed desire is to have an apartment on Commonwealth Avenue and a Corvette . . . Sally, who plans to become a teacher, advises students to study hard and take advantage of extra-curricular activities. WILLIAM WALLACE 4 Turnvull Ave. Bill's favorite possession is his license , . . his pet peeve is teachers who give surprise tests . . . Bill was a standout member of the basketball team and captain of the tennis team . . . he has received numerous awards for his ability to play tennis . . . will always remember the basketball team in the Tech Tourney. JAMES WALSH 33 Greenwood Avenue .lim' pet peeve is homework . . . Consumer Math with Coach Callagy and Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca are tops with Walshie . . . to live off of the interest on a million dollars is his suppressed desire . . . favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing . . . works at Minahan's part time . . . ambition is to become a pro- fessional student. 5 DONNA WELLER 23 Nahant Street Peppy Donna is very active in school . . . activities in- clude secretary of The National Honor Society, Copy Editor of Oracle Staff, Senior Play Committee, Class History and Class Motto Committees, and Inter Nos . . . Donna will always remember pep rallies and the odors surrounding the chemistry room . . . wants to be a writer. CYNTHIA WELLS 37 Keeling Road Friendly Cynthia's favorite class is French III with Miss Cowing . . . in her spare time, Cynthia enjoys sports, and playing the piano . . . she will never forget the wonderful time she had at the Northeastern Dis- trict Choir in 1961 . . . to be a psychologist is her ambition. CAROL WHITTEMORE 15 Shetland Road Carol's pet peeve is girls who wear teased hairdos . . senior math with Miss Height rates tops with her . . . school activities include Girls' Choir, Oracle Staff, Inter Nos, bowling, volleyball, badminton, and Senior Play Committee . . . her suppressed desire is to own a horse farm in Kentucky . . . future plans include college and a teaching career. VIVIAN WICKI-LAM 37 Myrtle Avenue Vicki dislikes thin white ankle socks and corrective shoes . . . in school she belongs to Thespian, Chorale, Senior Play, and the Oracle Staff . . . Vicki's suppressed desire is to run down the hall without being caught . . . enjoys watching T-V, driving, water skiing and horse- back riding . . . belongs to E.Y.C. Diocesan Council. CAROL WOOD 35 Nahant Street Gidget dislikes people who don't smile . . . she takes part in Inter Nos, Pep Club, and C.Y.O .... will always remember pep rallies, football games, Twirp Week, and her Sophomore Hop . . . Gidget likes reading, art, and music . . . wants to become a hairdresser aboard an ocean liner. CAROLE WOODBURY ' 64 Woodcrest Drive Carole is a member of the Inter Nos Club, Thespians, Chorale, Senior Play Committee, and B.Y.F .... enjoys Mr. Rosvall's German II class . . . would like to make Miss Nichols run the 600 yard dash . . . Carole will remember Mr. Feudo's Biology class, and the junior prom . . . hopes to attend a junior college and become a medical secretary. it Ji' BARBARA WIDELL ll Rockland Street Bobby will never forget the Junior Prom . . . treasures her driver's license and loves driving her dad's Ford . . . favorite class is Mrs. D's Home Economics . . . works after school at the A 8: P and has a suppressed desire to tell the customers that they're not always right . . . plans to go to Chandler School for Women after graduation. JOHN WOKER I2 Flanders Lane Jack's pet peeve is people who think his trombone is a trumpet . . . he is a member of School band, dance band and the Notations Dance Band . . . enjoys collect- ing and listening to records . . . German III with Mr. Rosvall is his favorite class . . . to work a big name band after graduation is John's greatest ambition. PETER WOODCOCK 39 Armory' Street Little Pete's favorite possession is his '57 Ford . . . conceited girls are his pet peeye . . . Pete enjoys math with Mr. Callagy' . . . driying cars. boating. and hunting are his pastimes . . . Pete repairs motor scooters at North Shore Rentsit . . . his desire is to go skin-diving . . . ambition is to be a world traveler. CRAIG WORDEN 666 Main Street Craig's school actitities include co-captain of cross coun- try. indoor track. and outdoor track . . . he also enjoys Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sherman , . . Craig's pet peeye is homework . . . his fayorite possession is his driyer's license. but he'd rather run . . . his desire is to run the Marathon . . . outside school Craig works at Mas Catering. ku. L RICH.-XRD ZARELLA 23 Farm Street To go out for sports while one has the opportunity is Zaga's adyice to underclassmen . . . he follows his own adyice by participating in both indoor and outdoor track . . . states that his fayorite possession is a jayelin . . . he will neyer forget the mad dashes to the cafe- teria . . . suppressed desire is to tray el to California. DONNA ZEINIETZ 19 Cooper Street Bookkeeping I is Donna's fayorite class . . . her pet peeye is rushing from one building to another between classes . . , is now in C.Y.O. and has participated in the Sophomore Chorus and Art Club , . . enjoys read- ing. singing. and babysitting . . . Donna's ambition is to become .1 good secretary. LINDA WIQLFMAN 2 Park Ayenue Musical Linda's fayorite classes are her music classes . . . in her spare time she enjoys playing the piano and singing . . . in school she is the manager of the field hockey and girls basketball teams. a member of the bowling team. Girls Choir. Inter Nos. and Math Club . . . her ambition is to be a female Leonard Bernstein. DAVID YETM.-KN l-1 Friend Street To be a top photographer for Life or Look magazine is Daye's suppressed desire . . . Problems of Democ- racy with Slr. Racca is his fayorite class . . . Dave works part time at Borser's . . . he will ne-.er forget Mr. Carl- son's experiments in Physics . . . De Molay. West Side Rakers and the West Side Photography Club keep Dave busy. ROBERT AMIRO 369 Vernon Street Mr. Racca's Problems of Democracy class rates tops with Bob . . . pastimes are sleeping and hockey . . . will never forget football and hockey games of W.H.S. . . . works at Sears. Roebuck 8: Company . . . dislikes school lunches and lunch time. RICHARD DONNELLY 26 Line Road Dick, whose favorite possession is his set of tools. rates shop his favorite class . . . especially enjoys any- thing pertaining to automobiles . . . he wants to become a mechanical engineer and at present is an employee at Hanson's Service Station . . . Dick's advice to under- classmen is to keep up the good work. GLEN DAVID MODICA 23 Eaton Street Dave participated in football in 1962 . . . works as a soda jerk after school . . . in his spare time he likes to sail and travel . . . enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman, but dislikes homework . . . Dave enjoys football games and rallies . . . hopes someday to become a naval archi- tect . . . his advise to underclassmen- Why worry about it? PAUL MUSE 14 Pleasant Street Moose says his pet peeve is getting hours . . . his job with Anson Box and Lumber Company is his favorite possession . . . belongs to the Sophomore football team and the bowling team . . . Moose liked math with Mr. Callagy above all other classes . . . after graduation he plans to go into the Navy. SAMUEL NESBITT 18 Reynolds Road Sammy divides his time between athletics and music . . . his favorite pastime is playing his most cherished possession, his guitar . . . likes gym and is a member of the Gym Team . . . outside of school, Sammy plays at colleges and dances with the Crystal Kings . . . would like to attend Berkley School of Music. LOUISE SWEENEY 17 Whittier Road Weezie says she is most annoyed by her little sister's teasing . . . tops on her list of possessions is her stereo . . . enjoys Problems of Democracy . . . outside of school she spends her time dancing and ice skating . . . her ambition is to be a hairdresser and to be good in her chosen profession. MARYLYN CONLEY 7 Catalpa Street Marylyn enjoys Home Economics with Mrs. DeCristo- foro . . . will never forget her trips to Everett . . . fondest memory of W.H.S. is all the friendly people . . . after graduation. Marylyn plans to become a telephone op- erator. WILMA MARTIN 86 Hartwell Road Sue says that English rates as her favorite class . . . in school she lends her vocal talents to the Mixed Cho- rus . . . most of Sue's spare time is spent either in baking or painting . . . outside of school she worked at the Mystic Novelty Company . . . we wish her the best of luck in the future. SCOTT MOUSER 22 Lafayette Street To be a commercial artist is Scott's ambition . . . Miss Abbott's English IV class is his favorite class . . . Scott says his favorite pastime is tinkering with and racing his favorite possession, his car . . . his suppressed desire is to graduate from W.H.S. RALPH NESBITT 18 Reynolds Road Tops on Mouse's list are his guitar and art with Miss Rainge . . . spends his spare time hunting, fishing, and on the gym and outdoor track teams . . . also plays with the Crystal Kings . . . to become a recording artist is his suppressed desire . . . ambition is to enter the music field . . . his additional comments: no comment! ROGER SPADAFORA 339 Nahant Street Spady, a transfer from Burlington High School during our senior year, likes Government with Mr. Connors . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . enjoys horseback riding, water skiing, and playing the piano . . . was a member of Chorale and Chorus . . . Roger hopes to become a successful teacher of music. MICHAEL ZAMMITTI 10 Perham Street The Hunter's favorite possession and center of interest is his car . . . he enjoyed Gym with Coach Tighe . . . Mike's ambition is to own his own contracting company, or to become an automobile mechanic . . . he advises all underclassmen-try hard and don't stay back. A TELEPHONE JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE, why not graduate from high school to the Telephone Con You'll love the friendly young people who'll work with you, and the many social activities that make your work so pleasant and rewarding. OPPORTUNITY IS EXCELLENT and your ability will be recognized. Your starting salary should climb with regular increases. And, of course, Company benefits, security, and regular advancement are well-known reasons why working for the Telephone Company is so attractive to graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT, vital to the effective communications of the community, the nation, and the world. When you take your place as a respected member of the telephone community, we'll train you, on full salary, even without previous job experience. 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GIRLS' CHOIR MARINER EAGLE SHIP NO. 443 Ginger, Carol, Carole, Kathy, Karen, Jane, Ann Ruth, Janice, Skipper Simonian, Mate Phillips Compliments of P. T. S. A. BOARD Donald M. Spooner 154 Compliments of Robert Cameron CRYSTAL FRUIT EXCHANGE, INC. Fruits 8a Produce Free Delivery 384 Main Street 245-1016 CRYSTAL BEAUTY SALON MUSINSKY'S 34 Chestnut Street BAPTIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP W. H. S. CUSTODIANS CUBBY HOLE GIFT SHOP 20 Albion Street Puck, Charlie, George, Howard, John, and Jack - I '.'ub-I .... 4 , . Q WAKEFIELD FUNERAL DIRECTORS Butler Funeral Home Langone Funeral Home McDonald Funeral Home McMann Funeral Home Morrison Funeral Home WAKEFIELD FISH MARKET Janet Ginger Mike Bill PU RDY'S Official Photographer for Wakefield High School Class of 1963 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 1 57 THE PARENTS OF THE CLASS Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Dr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Philip Abdinoor Abraham Abrams Authur Akell, Sr. Charles Alessi Norman C. Allen F. E. Almeida Edward Altieri Walter Avery Donald B. Ayer Wesley Ball Kenneth Barrett Robert Batchelder Kenneth Beliveau George A. Benedetto John A. Bogart Charles Bonito William Breeden John Breslin Gerard E. Breton H. I. Britner Earl R. Brookes E. J. Brophy J. W. Burke Patrick A. Burke Fred F. Cain Peter Calore Walter F. Carley Kenneth Chase George Chickles Walter C. Cleary Raymond Collamore Louis Colucci L. J. Conway David E. Cooper Richard L. Courtenay Richard F. Cronin Albert Cruciani Jesse Cunha Cyrus Cunningham Mr. 84 Mrs. OF 1963 Mr. 84 Mrs. Herb W. Currier Mr. 84 Mrs. Phineas P. Currier Mr. 84 Mrs. Nicholas D'Andrea Mr. 84 Mrs. John W. Dangora Mr. 84 Mrs. Fredrick W. Davies Mrs. Felicia Davis Mr. 84 Mrs. L. Burnham Davis Mr. 84 Mrs. Phillips C. Davis Mr. 84 Mrs Dante DeBenedictis Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs. Franklin DeCecca Harvey Dellinger, Sr. John DelRossi Thomas DeMarco Nicholas DeMatteo Newton Dillaway Santo Distaso Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank DiTonno Mr. 84 Mrs. Carney Divrigian Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter J. Doyle Mr. 84 Mrs. Lawrence Dulong Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph Eager Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth Eldridge Mr. 84 Mrs. Albert Evans Mr. 84 Mrs. William H. Fender Mr. 84 Mrs. James Flynn Mr. 84 Mrs. Albert Funk, Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles A. Gaffney Mr. 84 Mrs. George Geier Mrs. Beatrice Grafton Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Greene Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph D. Greene Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth M. Grout Mrs. Rose T. Haroutunian Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward C. Hathon Henrique Hernandez James E. Hewes Fred Hitchins Richard T. Hodgdon Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Hogg Henry Hopkins Richard Howland Charles T. Hugo Ellis A. Hurd James Hurton Joseph J arema Paul E. Kenney Francis Knowlton Mitchell Laham John W. Lee Mrs. Marion Lockhart Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman M. Loomis Mrs. Florence W. MacCaughey Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry MacDougall Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald F. MacKay Mrs. Catherine Maloof Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Morgan C. Marshall P. Joseph Maurici Charles McCarthy Paul F. McGrai1 Richard McGrail John Mclsaac Albert McMenimen Richard G. Millar Joseph F. Miller Charles A. Moore Myron E. Moore Edward Moran Willis Murdock John J. Murray William J. Myers Mrs. M. Leslie Naugler Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Noble Charles Nute Albert Nutile John F. O'Toole Michael Palmerino John Paone Charles A. Pastorello Paul Pastorello Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Paquette Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph C. Peterson Mr. 8: Mrs. John W. Pratt Mrs. Gertrude Presper Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Dr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip J. Prowse Peter P. Puglisi James M. Rattray Richard Rennard Frederick Rich Joseph Richards Francis P. Riley Elmer Ring Walter T. Roach Sam Santoro William Scarpello Edward F. Schmidgall John Sedlesky Clifton J. Seward John B. Shevlin Harry Smith Francis M. Sousa Anthony Spadafora Dominic Spinozzi Harry Spracklin Henry Stahle Michael Tecce Robert W. Thacker Ralph Thornton John S. Toth David H. Valpey Ceryl VanDeParre Remie Vingerhoet William T. Wallace Earl Weller C. S. Wells Walter F. Woker Victor Wood W. A. Wulfman Irving Worden F. Zarella Albert Zeimetz WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR HELP AND INTEREST: MR. TOIVO D. ROSVALL,ouradvisor PURDY STUDIOS, our class photographer THE WAKEFIELD ITEM CO. for the use of the Warriors to Washington photographs MR. PAUL VINGERHOET, '61, for his aid with our cover design WM. J. KELLER INC., our publisher MR. ROSWELL FARNHAM, our Keller representative THE FACULTY for their cooperation THE CUSTODIANS for their understanding attitude Michael Breton Janet Murray Co-editors 160 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litl graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buialo, N. No other printing frm is authorized to use the Vdvatone maths 1 I 9 O 0 5 fo' ous' 153 l. Qs . ,J Y 1 v ? 10 Q-, S 3.53- M! . ,' 4' . N- ' A: v-,-., J IIJQJJ' 51 tug, .5' A 5 . ,- .Air IW '., Q r . . .' , fr I' 'l , v ' ' rv' ' ' , J r. -a u. .. I 1. v.: 1 '- ,:. 14, n.. - -' 4 S.: 44 A :,0,4 1, n . 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