Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

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We have been exposed to a many-sided education and have made lasting friendships. The future unfolds before us, and we can opti- mistically pursue our goals knowing we have been well pre- pared U Alice Dempsey Albert Turco 2 'Q w 4!! l We dedicate this yearbook to MR. CHARLES RYAN in appreciation for his devotion to our classg his open-minded manner, and his keen interest in creative writing have made a lasting impression upon us all lj 3 ORACLE STAFFS CO-EDITORS Alice Dempsey Albert Turco Feature Editor-Barbara Burton, Sports Editor-Dale Marshall, Pho- tography Editor-Joanne Calore, Class Editor-Robert O'Brien, Art Editor-Jaye Anderton, Business Managers-Barbara Colantunio, Michael Carchia. EDITORIAL STAFF Jayne Burke, Ruth Butler, Stephen Dennis, Jean Fitzgerald, Janet Ire- land, Cynthia Lawrence, Gertrude Morrison, Jacklyn Muse, Jean Patri- quin, Anthony Pietrafitta, Christine Puddister, Steven Shulman, Martha Sullivan, Pamela Ward, Edwin Waters. BUSINESS STAFF Carol Alexander, Charles Blue, Susan Baer, Sandra Boynton, Janis Brown, Jo Ann Carbonneau, Marilyn Cheever, Carolyn Carley, Pa- tricia Curran, Mary Daley, Nancy DeCamillis, Elaine Falangas, Jean Flynn, Theresa Fortini, Elizabeth Freeman, Janet Hurton, Sherry Lidd, Marianne Mandato, Maureen McCormack, Barbara MacLeod, Donna Mattogno, Elaine Melusky, Patricia Noseworthy, Catherine O'Keefe, Richard Palermino, Paul Richards, Phyllis Ring, Susan Weyland. ART STAFF Bradley Doliber, Cheryl Defelice, Helen Gailis, Linda Morgan, Donna Sidelinger, Sheila Smith, Judith Whipling. TYPISTS Marilyn Brooks, Lois Bugden, Ruth Butler, Joanne Camusi, Susan Dia- mond, Pamela Preston, Maureen Roberson. 4 9' . V' ' U ' .ff . w '. :,t,ur , A 01' 'n . i, f..I , . . . . V , 3 '.3,' ,, .s s,' 'Q-1 x'. ' A - 1 -, 1 ,- n 1 , - 1, 1 1 . ',f,'9k'4, gc- ,- 5 I .-41' ..:,,,7- A4 . , '2- ',f 's ,flip ,-gs,-. I, - . I . - sn, -' 1 - ,., ' .., . - , ff 4 .v. ,-' A I by , o ' 4 ' , -' on . s Q ., . 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CALLAGY Mathematics DAVID K. ALLEN Business ,3 DANIEL F. BLANCHARD History CLARE W. CARLSON Science BERNICE L. CASWELL Head of English Dept. GRACE N. CINCOTTI Mathematics FRANCIS A. CRONIN Bookkeeping DOMINIC A. DI GIAMMARINO Science ANTHONY CEDDIA C. FRANK CELONA FRANKLIN A. Science Shop CHARBONNEAU fp? JOSEPH B. CONNORS Head of Social Studies Dept. PRISCILLA G. CULVER English X MARY H. DOBIE English Physical Education ,..q s -1 ELLEN L. COWING EARLE W. CROMPTON Head of Language Dept. Director-Physical MILDRED C. DE CECCA Business CONSTANCE M. DOYLE English Education MARIE T. DE CHRISTOFORO Home Economics DOROTHY M. DRISCOLL Home Economics HARRIET D. DUNNING English ,Q 4' SOI-'IA UIAVIS History RUTH F. HIATT Head of Business Dept. ARNOLD LEVINE Mathematics JAMES W. FALLON French. Spanish l CEFORUI-Q H. GOSSOM JR. Science ismkw' P. HOGAN Fnglish MARGARET M AC DONALD Business 4. I. xfi FRANK FAVORAT History RUPFRT W. GRAHN Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing GRAHAM P. JONES Science lf ZELDA H. MAC KENZIE English RUDOLPH A. FEUDO Science JANET HEIGHT Head of Mathematics Dept. LEONARD F. KELLEY JR. English BARBARA M. MAC LEOD Fine Arts f 'irq 7 Q 9 V BEVERLY MALCOLM Mathematics I. a X JOSEPH L. MC KENNA Industrial Arts THOMAS D. MORSE History LENORE M. PADULA French, Spanish Q CHARLOTTE A. ' ALICE L, MASON MASIELLO Latin Mathematics GEORGE E. ROBERT MIKSEN MC KINLEY History Music MELVIN MOYER JAMES MURPHY History Science CHESTER T. DANTE PEPE PAWLOWSKI Head of Industrial Arts English 9 ROBERT F. MC CARTHY Mathematics G CH RISTENA MISCALL French, English 5 ,cr- MFL A 1 4, 6653 qw 2 K' KATHARINE H NICHOLS Physical Education GLORIA PROAKIS Business .X JOSEPH G. PROVOST Latin. French, English nil Q -'U' CHARLES A. RYAN English S. MORTON SH ERMAN Mechanical Drawing SEBASTIAN P. TINE Spanish, Business '6- LOUIS J. RACCA History ELAINE M, SAN CIISMIJNTE Mathematics l WILMA STAHLE Science JAM ES M. WALSH History MARJORIE E. ANGELO W. RAINGE RUGGIERO Fine Arts Mathematics A 105' Louis R. SARDELLA FRANCIS H. Reading SHEEHAN Head of Science Dept. KATHLEEN B. WILLIAM TIGHE THORNTON Physical Education English ar- -X . ' I K 'Y' . , 0 V '.. N- v x CHARLES A. NANCY YANOFSKY WOODMAN Physical Education Science MAURICE DWYFR NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL EDITH S. STEWARD Atwell Librarians JEAN CONWAY Memorial Q l 0 0'9 Us 0.42 -G -x9 RUTH CONLEY ROBERT BROWN FLORENCE B. CLIFFORD Guidance Counselors THOMAS F. KFNNFY Supervisor of Attendance f 9f LOUISE AN DERSON Memorial A ,X ,,,. X 1 Q54 f X? 1 I I I . FRANCES ROACH BEVERLY A. GERALDINE TAYLOR Memorial KEOUGH Atwell Memorial Office Workers ll We thank these FRI EN DS 5 for their help v ' , . ff.. NURSE MATRON Q ' bf' Ci. Oliver. J. Powers. CI Lally. I. Barrett. J is - 2 ? 4 . . 1 L f H lg L. E ! a ' f I f L ' 3 1 3 ' - I X , .l ' ' - x . e f f ' r ' ' L e . x X 217 V ll I ' From Row: L. Tassi. L. Venezia. M. Seder- quest. L, Dodge. L. Boule. Burk Row: E. Hop- kins, P. Vaters. E. 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Best of luck in your career in law, Tony. THOMAS NEAFSEY STUETZER 7 Cordis Street Popular Tom prizes his middle name as his favorite possession . . . Co-captain of the Football Team and Vice-President of the Senior Class. Tom also participates in Student Council, Basketball. and Track . . . The coaching staff, school dances, and the Spirit of '64 will be among his memories of W.H.S. . . . Tom advises underclassmen to fire up when under pres- sure. The CLASS 0f1964 OFFICER BARBARA ANNE BURTON ll Laurel Street Popular Bunkie's favorite possessions are her license and her charm bracelet . . . as our Class Secretary, she has worked hard on the Sophomore Hop Committees and the Junior and Senior Prom Committee . . . Has served as President of Inter Nos, Exchange Editor of the Lookout, Feature Editor of the Oracle, and was a member of the Senior Play Executive Com- mittee, the Girls' Choir, Chorale, and the Pep Club . . . outside of school she is active in C.Y.O. and the Wakefield Youth Club . . . plans to become an Executive Secretary . . . will always remember her trip to the United Nations that she won in her Junior Year. DOROTHY BRENNAN 6 Emerson Street I'll never tell, says Dottie who will never forget B-lunch in her senior year . . . Class Treasurer for two years and a member of C.Y.O. . . . Dottie claims her favorite possession is her car . . . works at Holiday Bakery after school . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . Good luck, Dottie!!! is ff DORIS AIRHART 70 Elm Street Likeable Doris. who chooses her drivers license as her favorite possession, is peeved by people who don't use their directional signals . . . was a member of lnter Nos, F.T.A., Pep Club, Intramural Basketball and Badminton. Business Staff of the Ura:-lv, and she also served on the Senior Play Publicity Com- mittee . . . outside of school Doris is a member of Rainbow and E.Y.C .... hopes to attend college and become an elemen- tary school teacher. SUE ELLEN ALLMAN l Fairmount Terrace Sue holds a special dignity with the Class of '64 as being the lirst student to spend an entire year in Germany as our A.F.S. finalist . . . At W.H.S. Sue took an active part in Band. Girls' Choir, and National Honor Society . . . We proudly await Sue's return to the United States. From all reports she is carrying well the burdens of her foreign study. CAROL LEE ALEXANDER 26 Woodbriar Road Petite good! can often be heard from vivacious Carol whose suppressed desire is to own her own car. People who pass on the right are her pet peeve . . . treasures her fur-lined slippers. She is a member of Inter Nos. Chorale, Badminton. Basketball. Senior Play and outside of school. Rainbow and M.Y.F. Chem- istry with Mr. Jones was Carol's favorite class and she will always remember the '63 football game with Melrose . . . plans to attend college to become a legal secretary. JFROMF Al.TllfRl 9 Terrace Court Jerry has served as an active member of the U, S. Nayy + Reserve . . . also enjoys scuba diving and hunting . . . his favorite possession is his gem collection . . . pet peexe is getting up early and going to school . . . rates Shop with Mr. Pepe tops . . . future plans include active duty in the United States Naval Reserve. p. JOHN JOSEPH ANDERSON 58 Chestnut Street Johnny. who can often be heard saying Joe's coming. will always remember the school lunches and Mr. Sardella . . . enjoys coin collecting. skin diving. and fishing . . . is a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O .... will always remember Geography with Mr. Miksen . . , hopes to become an electrician. JAYE RANDALL ANDERTON 14 Walton Lane Pudge will always be remembered by her friendly smile her suppressed desire is to attend Dartmouth . . . belong SIO Band. Chorale. National Honor Society, Senior Play Cast and Executive Board. Prophecy and Motto Committees . . . She was Art Editor of the Oracle and an A.F.S. finalist . . . she will always remember entertaining midnight visitors in Atlantic City . . . Success is assured in her plans for college and social work. FRANCES MARIE ANTETOMASO 101 Cedar Street Cricket plans to continue schooling to become a nurse . . . enjoys reading, skating. bowling, sewing. and knitting . . . Inter Nos, Pep Club, and working at Mystic Novelty take up much of her spare time . . . English with Miss Abbott. pep rallies and football games will always be remembered . . . advises under- classmen is to make the most of your high school years. ELEANOR HARRIET ATWATER 6 Wharton Park Ellie will always remember the football games, pep rallies. and the Junior Prom . . . outside of school she is active in the Methodist Youth Fellowship and in Rainbow . . . bowling. horseback riding. cooking. and listening to the radio rate high as Ellie's leisure time activities . . . her suppressed desire is to live in Hawaii. but after graduation she hopes to work as programmers aid for American Mutual. 51 -s. WILLIAM BARNARD 28 Essex Street x . Q i ls 'f..4fs-ix iivx 5 tl.. SUSAN G. BAER 65 Pleasant Street, Woburn Sue enjoys reading and sports in her spare time, She is a member of the Oracle Staff. Lookout, the P,T.S.A. board, Inter Nos. Girls Varsity Basketball and Intramural Sports and she participates in her Church Youth Group outside of school. She will always remember the pep rallies. football games and crowded stairways . . . hopes to enter Boston University School of Nursing. HAROLD BALL 35 Forest Street Hal will always remember U.S. History with Mr. Walsh . . . suppressed desire is to make money and his future plans are to make more money! Outside activities include C.Y.O. and he also worked for Batten Bros. Hal tells underclassmen that you only get out of high school what you put into it. Playing hockey and swimming are listed under Billy's favorite pastimes . . . is an active member of the Most Blessed Sacra- ment C.Y.O .... will always remember Chemistry with Mr. Jones . . . holds his drivers license as his favorite possession . . . advises Don't wait until your Senior year to start study- ing . . . hopes to attend college. MARILYN ANNE BARRY 53 Cedar Street -nov' Merrie can often be heard saying Really!? . . . she is active in Pep Club, Prom Committees, and C.Y.O .... her favorite pastime is enjoying the many activities at W.H.S .... will always remember football rallies and election campaigns . . . advises underclassmen, Be good and have fun! Merrie wants to go to secretarial school or be an airline hostess. BRUCE STEPHEN BARTNICK 19 Montrose Avenue Bruce loves to drive his '59 Ford . . . was active in Chorale and worked at Parke Snow. His favorite class was U.S. History with Mr. Walsh . . . hopes to become an electrical or mechani- cal engineer. KATRENE BATCHELDFR 550 Lowell Street Ambitious Kate would like to attend the University of Mas- sachusetts and major in animal science . . . enjoys swimming. cooking, reading, and horseback riding . . . participated in Intramural basketball, Inter Nos, and is an active member of the 4-H Club . . . suppressed desire is to own an island of her own . . . will always remember U.S. History with Mr. Blanch- ard . . . urges all to work hard but enjoy yourself. ROBERT BEANE I8 Highland Street Bobs greatest desire is to make money and own an Avanti . . . he has worked for both the Alden Construction Company and Minahan's Pharmacy . . . Law and Sales with Mr. Allen rates as Bob's favorite class . . . What he will remember most about Wakefield High are his many friends. U2 PATRICIA ANN BENNETT 157 Montrose Avenue Likeable Pat rates hcr pup. Candy. as her favorite possession. She enjoys swimming, reading. and dancing . . . activities in- clude Inter Nos, Future Teachers of America. Oracle Staff. and Leaders' Club . . . has worked at the library and her favorite expression is Forget it! . . . advises underclassmen to keep your chin up no matter what goes wrong. RONALD BEANIE I8 Highland Street Friendly Ron can often be heard asking ya understand? . . . His favorite pastimes are swimming, water skiing, and working on cars . . . He is also a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. . . . To own a Corvette Stingray is his suppressed desire . . . His license is his favorite possession . . . Ron enjoyed Fine Arts with Miss Rainge. and will always remember The relay race to the cafeteria, . . . His future includes becoming an automotive engineer. DORIS BENSON 6 Walter Avenue Dossie's suppressed desire is to play tennis in the lobby . . . Tennis is one of her activities along with badminton. Thespians. and Rainbow . . . She also served on the Sophomore Hop Committee . . . The things she will remember most about Wakefield High are the Soph. Hop. Football games. and the school dances . . . Her favorite classes are English with Miss MacKenzie and Gym with Miss Nichols . . . Doris's advice to underclassmen is don't try to outdo the next persong your personality should be your own. . . . she hopes to attend Northeastern University and study to become a medical Lab. Technician. 1 6 Z9 DONNA CATHERINE BERUBE 196 Broadway Donna. one of our Majorettes, would love to break the gym locker room mirrors with her baton . . . loves twirling. sewing and reading . . . enjoyed Art with Miss Rainge . . . will always remember the wonderful kids in her classes . . . advice to underclassmen- enjoy every day . . . Donna would like to be a secretary or go to art school. MARSHA DIANNA BIBBER 29 Coolidge Park Inter Nos, Class Will Committee, Rainbow, and B.Y.F. are among Bibs activities. She will never forget Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin or the rainy 1962 Wakefield-Melrose football game! Marsha. who would love to ride down the corridors of W.H.S. on a motorcycle, values a certain fraternity pin as her favorite possession. In the future she hopes to become an KENNETH JOHN BILICKI 95 Preston Street When not washing dishes at the Lord Wakefield Hotel. Kenny manages to participate actively in Saint Florence's C.Y.O .... enjoys bowling, skating, and swimming . . . can often be heard saying Don't get excited . . . treasures his brother's Chevy and his license . . . is peeved by women drivers . . . hopes to attend a Business College and become an Accountant. CHARLES M. BLUE, JR. 48 Richardson Street Cheerful Charlie, whose pet peeve is getting gym the hrst two periods of the day, likes to fiddle around with electronics. He was President of the Freshman-Sophomore Science Club, active in Audio-Visual Aides, Thespians. Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees. President of his C.Y.O., he was also on the Woburn Deanery Council . . . likes Physics with Mr. Wood- man and hopes to become an engineer. ,sp executive secretary. ,fa N-4' DARLENE BOODRY 28 Gould Street Darlene treasures her stuffed monkey as her most valued pos- session . . . hopes to own a motorcycle so that someday she can ride through town on it . . . enjoys dancing, and listening to the records that she has collected . . . worked at Mystic Novelty . . . will always remember Typing with Miss MacDon- ald . . . advises underclassmen to maintain their reputations throughout high school . . . future plans include work as a typist. 17 JOHN HANSON BOODY 216 Main Street John, one of our active seniors, was host to this year's exchange student . . . activities include Thespians. Chorale. Madrigal Singers, and Track. Outside of school, John participates in B.Y.F., Boy Scouts, YMCA, and quartet singing. Future plans include some form of social service, probably teaching. JUNE DAWN BOSWORTH I6 Gregory Road June, a member of Inter Nos and the Jr. Prom Committee is sure to be heard saying for heaven's sake on rainy mornings . . . June enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mr. Cronin and outside of school she worked at the Holiday Bakery . . . she'll never forget the Precious three minutes we have between classes!! . . . Future plans include attending Chandler Secretarial School for Women. SANDRA LEE BOYNTON l l Fairmount Avenue JOHN PATRICK BREEN 23 Robert Street Sandy-do hopes to attend college and major in Physical Education . . . participates in Varsity Field Hockey, tCo-Cap- tainl. Basketball, Oracle Business Staff, and Inter Nos . . . outside of school she participates in Rainbow as a Worthy Advisor, President of B.Y.F. and YMCA Leaders Club . . . treasures her Springfield sweatshirt and the friends she's made at W.H.S. and some day would like to fulfill her dream to go surfing in Hawaii. Serious John belonged to the Audio-Visual department. Camera Club. and was on the Tennis Team . . , plans for the future include engineering and designing machinery . . . favorite pas- times include bowling, hunting, skiing and taxidcrmy . . . out of school John belongs to the Mystic Valley Gun Club, Boy Scouts. and MBS. C.Y.O. . . , his favorite possession is his Irish Setter, Mike . . . John's advice to underclassmen is: Enter as many activities as possible. but always get good marks. ' '15 MARILYN JEAN BROOKS 21 l Pleasant Street Marilyn. one of our popular majorcttes. hopes to become a secretary and live in Hawaii . . . favorite possessions are her car keys and baton . . . pet peeve is girls who wear long skirts . . . she can often be heard saying Oh no! . . . will always remember thc football games. JANIS ELIZABETH BROWN I6 Wilson Avenue Petite Brownie. as Janis is known to her friends. often says. Oh sure! Her suppressed desire is to be six feet tall and she treasures her charm bracelet and her scrapbook. People who cut in the lunch line are her pet peeve. Jan participates in Pep Club. Inter Nos. Senior Play Committee, Oracle Business Staff and C.Y.O. She will always remember the great football games and Pep Club bus rides. She plans to become a dental assistant in the future. :sai- MT JOHN FRANCIS BROWN Fun-loving John will always be remembered for his efforts to get his Senior picture taken . . . John is a member of the Queensmen Drum and Bugle Corps and this serves as his pastime activities . . . favorite possession is his car . . . will never forget Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy . . . hopes to enter an apprenticeship and become a machinist. ROSEMARY E. BUCKLEY 30 Strathmore Road Quiet Missy, who is undecided about her future, enjoys swim- ming, sewing, tennis, and reading . . . was active in Inter Nos. Pep Club, Badminton, Tennis, and J.V. Basketball . . . will always remember the horror of term test week and report cards . . . having fun is Rosemary's favorite pastime, but she urges all to Study! Study! Study! LOIS E. BUGDEN I9 Walton Street If you hear a cheery Hi! you know it's Lou . . . Past secretary of Youth Club, she is also active on Prom Commit- tees and Cheerleading . . . likes sewing, reading, and folk music . . . will always remember football games and election rallies . . . tells underclassmen to think about the future but enjoy high school . . . Lou will be a secretary after gradua- tion. JAYNE LILLIAN BURKE I9 Fell Street To win the Pulitzer Prize is the suppressed desire of Jayne, who hopes someday to become a successful author . . . Inter Nos, German Club, Girls' Basketball, the Oracle Editorial staff, and Senior Play Committee are among Jayne's school activities . . . she will always remember our school elections and count- ing ballots . . . Advice to underclassmen doesn't belong in the Oracle, insists Jayne. MARCIA ELIZABETH BURTON 18 Sheflield Road Attending a junior college is included in bubbly Marcia's future . . . she's been kept busy with Inter Nos, the Oracle, Rainbow and Senior Play Committee . . . her suppressed desire is to own a home by the sea . . . favorite possession is her car keys . . . WSJ PAUL ROBERT BURNETT 10 Gerard Street Paul enjoys playing the piano, listening to records and reading . . . hates slow lunch lines. His school activities include Cho- rale, Dance Band and National Honor Society. Outside school Paul is a member of his Church fellowship. He enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman and will always remember lunch period discussions . . . looks forward to a career in dentistry. enjoys reading, football games and working at Pleasure Island Best of Luck, Marcia!! RUTH ANN BUTLER 94 Butler Avenue Pretty Ruth would like to make a winning touchdown! Activi- ties include Pep Club, Inter Nos, C.Y.O., Class Prophecy and Oracle staff . . . enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . will always remember the pep rallies, football games, and Proms at W.H.S. . . . good luck at Junior College, Ruth! 8 L . THOMAS PATRICK BUTLER 50 Albion Street Hey Butts is often heard when this popular Senior is in view . . . President of the Student Council. Varsity Football Team. Baseball. and Track keep this boy busy . . . when out of school he is an active member of C.Y.O. and the Wakefield Youth C'lub . . . states that his favorite pastime is only sports and treasures his track spikes above all else . . . will never forget the sports contests against our arch rival Melrose . . . hopes to enter a Liberal Arts College. II' l DAVID CALLAHAN 4l Salem Street Dave would like to earn a million dollars . . . dislikes boys who don't take gym . . . enjoys eating and sleeping . . . will always remember l-ootball and Hockey games and gym with Coach Tighe . . . future plans-'?'?'7'? Good luck Dave!!! l PFTFR ANTHONY CALORE 9 Bellvue Avenue To run the school for a day is Pete's fondest wish. His activities include A-V Club. Track. Chorale. Soph. Hop Committee. C.Y.O. and Fxplorer Post 11703. Pete will always remember his friends and the sports activities at W.H.S .... has worked at Pleasure lsland . . . is often heard saying Huh'? Pete plans to major in architecture in college. JOANNE CAMUSI 9 Stark Avenue Jo Jo. an actixe member of St. 1oseph's C.Y.O. and the W.H.S. Pep Club, will make a good secretary . . . likes to listen to records . . . will never forget the Melrose-Wakefield games . . . advice to underclassmen- Don't think you know everything before you graduate. because after you do graduate. you will see how wrong you were! 1-fi, A RONALD JAMES CALLAHAN 2 Grove Street Ronnie enjoys reading and football and will always remember Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . enjoys working at the lawrence Memorial Hospital . . . remembers most Twirp Week and W.H.S. football games . . . treasures his class ring hopes to attend prep school and then go to college, JOANNF MARY CALORE I2 Bellevue Avenue Popular .lo was Correspondence Secretary of Inter Nos. Vice- President of the National Honor Society. Photography Editor of the fIl'lll'll'. Editor of the Lookout and a Sub-head Majorette. She also participated in lntramural sports . . . her pet peeve is lazy people and can often be heard saying Huh7! .lo hopes to go to Southeast Asia as a Peace Corps nurse and future plans include Boston College School of Nursing. 'WN KATHERINE ELIZABETH CANNON 15 Stedman Street Quiet Kathy was a member of the high school band for four years. a member of Inter Nos. and served on the Senior Play Ticket Committee . . . outside of school she is a member of Rainbow . . . favorite possession is her contact lenses and Kathy's hobby is reading . . . will always remember the rainy football games. especially Melrose '62 . . . future plans include college and majoring in Home Economics. JO-ANN CARBONEAU 37 Avon Street MICHAEL ANGELO CARCHIA, JR. 35 Byron Street Active Mike has his sights set on college . . . enjoys sports and his license . . . school activities include National Honor Soci- ety, Dance Band. Business Editor of the Ortiz-lv, Intramural Basketball, Prom Committees. Senior Play Staff and he is chairman of the Class Will Committee . . . wants someday to fly a jet plane . . . enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman and will always remember the football games at W.H.S. LINDA LOUISE CARLETON 52 Oak Street o i Jo. whose favorite possession is her class ring, enjoys reading and watching television . . . her suppressed desire is to use her driver's license . . . Inter Nos. the Oracle, Pep Club, C.Y.O. and Junior Prom Committee have kept Jo busy . . . she will never forget working as a waitress at the Lord Wakefield . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. Leader's Club, Soph Hop Committee, and Junior Prom Com- mittee are among Leelocks school activities. Outside of school she participates in Youth Club and Rainbow. Suppressed desire is to live in an apartment . . . treasures her teddy bear Rapid and her stuffed dog BeeCee . . . dislikes people who constantly argue. Her future plans include attending a Junior College . . . will never forget the 1962 Melrose-Wakefield Hockey Game . . . Her advice to underclassmen is Don't wait till the last minute. CAROLYN CARLEY 67 Forest Street Ambitious Cal is kept busy with F.T.A., Inter Nos, Band, Girls, Choir, Thespians. Oracle, Rifle Club, and various church activities . . . enjoys sewing, knitting, swimming, and camping out . . . wants so badly to take a cement block out of the corner of the gymnasium . . . holds the memory of the trip to Atlantic City as the best . . . treasures her charm bracelet . . . hopes to become a high school English teacher. RICHARD KING CARTER 16 Spruce Street Bowling, hunting, fishing, and water skiing are Dick's favorite pastimes. He hopes to become an electrician or mechanic . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . will always remember the football games and the school lunches. Dick advises underclassmen to stay away from Mr. Sardella's office! SUSAN ELAINE CERRETANI I5 Maple Avenue Sue. sometimes called Sarah, is one of our attractive major- ettes . . . Her favorite possession is her baton . . . When Inter Nos. C.Y.O., and her cashiering at Cerretani Brothers' Grocery leave spare time. she enjoys dancing. reading. swimming. and skating . . . to own a Corvette or Falcon Sprint is her sup- pressed desire . . . Sue will always remember American Gov- ernment with Mr. Connors. lunch period. and the Thanksgiving pep assembly . . . To become a dental hygienist is her ambi- tion. MARILYN RUTH CHEFVFR -12 Nahant Street Busy Lynne is a member of Inter Nos. Pep Club. Leaders Club. Inmknzzr Stall, and an editor on the Orin-lv Business Stall . . . she has also worked on the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees . . . when she isn't working at the Wakeheld Theater she keeps herself busy with reading, sewing. cooking. swimming, and listening to records , . . will always remember her D Block study with Senor Fallon . . . hopes to attend business school. WALTER WRIGHT CHEFVFR. JR. I5 Ledgwood Road RUSSELL CHAPMAN I5 Lafayette Street Sophisticated Russ participates in the Band. Track Team, Lookout Staff. National Honor Society and Class History Com- mittee . . . Outside activities include DeMolay and the Episco- pal Young Churchmen . . . will never forget the band's trip to Atlantic City . . . hopes to major in psychology in college. 1 4 Mechanical drawing with Mr. Sherman is Wally's favorite class . . . suppressed desire is to be a millionaire . . . activities include baseball and J.V. hockey . . . prizes his car . . . pet peeve is people who don't take gym . . . will always remember the great school spirit . . . plans to attend college. ? C CAROLYN JANE CHIPMAN 23 Elm Crest Road Chip is always heard saying what's the story? . . . Pet peeve is people who complain when they're well off . . . favorite possession is her license. Will always remember the many life-long friends she made at W.H.S. and Math with Mr. Callagy . . . Future plans include attending a Junior College. FRED CHISOLM 9 Rochelle Drive Popular Fred's favorite possession is his guitar . . . activities include Athletic Representative. Student Council Member and our Football and Track teams . . . Fred will never forget the rallies. football games or the hockey tournaments . . . Fickle girls are his pet peeve . . . hopes to own a ski resort and become a millionaire. DOROTHY CIANO 21 Sycamore Road Dottie would like to travel to Rome . . . treasures her large stulled animal collection . . . will always remember Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy . . . participated in Intramural Badmin- ton . . . hopes to become a hairdresser and own her own business some day. Advises underclassmen that if you want something bad enough. you will do anything to attain that goal. PATRICIA COCCORO 20 Stark Avenue Willy would like to own her own beauty shop . . . Varsity field hockey. basketball. badminton. and working take up most of her time after school. Her pet peeve is kids who don't watch where they are going . . . will always remember Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin and gym with Miss Nichols. Pat advises underclassmcn to look both ways before crossing the corri- dorf' , sig! EDWARD JAMES COLLINS 26 Morell Circle Eddie enjoys water-skiing, and working at the First National in Melrose . . . Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sherman rates highly . . . dislikes term tests . . . will always remember the school lunches . . . prizes his license . . . Ed intends to further his education. MARY ELIZABETH COLLINS 39 Fairmount Avenue Petite.Mary's desire is to be 5 foot 2. As a member of the Cheering squad she will always remember the football and hockey games and the pep rallies especially before the Melrose game . . . treasures her charm bracelet. With her experience as a ward helper at Mass. General Hospital as a start, she hopes to become a nurse. K5 1-X BARBARA ANN COLANTUONIO 28 Bellevue Avenue Amiable Barb was a member of Inter Nos, P.T.S.A.. Co-busi- ness editor of thc Oracle, Vice-President of the Future Teach- ers Club, she also participated in intramural basketball. and badminton and served on the Soph.. Junior and Senior Prom Committees . . . outside of school Barb enjoys sewing, reading, and dancing . . . can often be heard saying Chung! . . . Barb treasures hcr music box from the Junior Prom . . . future plans include college and elementary school teaching. RICHARD WALTER COLEMAN 4 Lindbergh Road Since Dick works at Hampton Beach, it's easy to understand his suppressed desire is to be a professional surf board rider. This active Senior who participated in Football and Cross Country. will remember the pep and election rallies, the State Hockey Tourney. and the 563 football team. Dick plans to go to college . . . advises underclassmen, Study hard and make the most of this free education. N 4- lf' 1 Q SUSAN MARIE COLLINS 33 Lake Street Sue. who's pet peeve is conceited people. is a member of Leaders Club, Inter Nos, Chorus, and Pep Club. She also served on the Ticket and Program Committees for the Senior Play . , . favorite possession is her records . . . favorite pas- times include reading, bowling, sewing. and skiing . . . her work at the Lawrence Hospital will certainly help her in the future asa nurse. DIANE MARIF COMEFORD I8 Wharton Park Friendly Dee enjoys reading. swimming, and ice skating Badminton, Inter Nos. and an othcer in the E,Y.C. are among her activities . . . suppressed desire is to see the boy's locker room . . . rates Spanish with Senor Fallon tops . . . future plans include nursing. f 65-' , ms JFAN LFSLEY COPLAND 56 Chestnut Street Friendly Les participated as an active member of lnter Nos and the Senior Play Committees . . . enjoys reading and baby- sitting in her spare time . . . treasures her cat and rates her brother as her pet peeve . . . will hold the memories of the Inter Nos Club as the best . . . enjoyed US. History with Mr. Morse , , . future plans include nursing or hairdressing . . . Good luck in the future! NANCY JFAN CORBETT 6-1 Chestnut Street Peppy Nancy. one of the outstanding members of our cheering squad, will always remember cheering at all the W.H.S. sports contests . . . was a Cheerleader for two years and was active on the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees would like to be a boy and is peeved by unfriendly people treasures a certain class picture . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess, T 1 Q- I WILLIAM FRANCIS CONNELLY 32 Richardson Street Hill. more commonly named King, rates French with Mr. Fallon tops. Athletically minded. Bill's favorite pastime is sports and pet peeve is people who don't take gym. He was active in basketball and the Senior Play. Outside of school. he participates in C.Y.O. and YMCA. Future plans include college. FRANCES CONTI 36 Morrison Road West 'I'hat's potent is Francie's fayorite expression. She is a Cheer- leader. a member of Inter Nos. Treasurer of the Student Coun- cil and is also actiye in C.Y.O. Her favorite class is home- room with Mr. Callagy. She will always remember the pep rally before the '62 Thanksgiving Day football game. s. z- '- P' 3 FRANCIS JOSEPH COX 24 White Avenue Coxie, who will never forget Ma Cronin, hates women drivers . . . was active in Junior Varsity Hockey and the Senior Play Ticket Committee . . . favorite pastimes include hockey. football, and baseball . . . hopes some day to buy a sports car when he becomes a millionaire . . . the future holds a career in the Navy for Francis. FREDERICK STEVEN CRAIG. JR. 15 Bay Street Howdy do, says Fred, who hopes to become a butcher . . . enjoys shop with Mr. Pepe, golf, cars, and building . . . treas- ures his license and his car but dislikes women drivers. Fred belongs to C.Y.O. and works at the First National. He will long remember the day he graduates. SHARON LEE COURAGE 33 Essex Street Likeable Candy's favorite expression is How sweet is it? . . . activities include Gym Club. Senior Play Committee and Leaders' Club. She worked as a nurse's aide. Physiology with Mr. Sheehan rates high with Sharon . . . will always remember the Melrose-Wakelield football games . . . advises underclass- men to study hard but never lose school spirit. Her future plans include a career in nursing. GEORGE COVIELLO 45 Spring Street Are you all right? George exclaims when he thinks of his pet pceve. math and physics. An avid football player, he will always remember labs in Mr. Jones' Chemistry class, pep rallies and school elections . . . would like to ice skate to class. He advises underclassmen, Study hard. join school activities, lift weights. fi' 41? HARRINE JAYNE CREEDE 99 Water Street Petite Harri can often be heard saying Forget it. She is active in Inter Nos, Intramural Basketball. Softball and Bad- minton, Pep Club, and Senior Play Committee. She will always remember the great football and basketball games. Biology with Mrs. Sonneschein ranks highly on her list. Her future plans include office work. GAIL PATRICIA CRONIN 1 Columbia Road Ma is often heard saying You know it. Her suppressed desire is to own Jordan Marsh . . . School activities include Inter Nos, Soph Hop Committee, and Junior Prom Committee. Outside of school she belongs to the C.Y.O .... Future plans include a career in nursing. Advice to underclassmen is to keep your chin up. -3- --.. WILLIAM ALBERT CUMMINGS l9 Bay State Road Bill, who can often he heard saying true plans to attend a Liberal Arts college . . . Golf, fishing, and reading are his favorite pastimes . . . Demolay, 9:29ers and Demolay hockey rank high as his outside activities . . . He enjoys Chemistry with Mr. Jones and will never forget the wonderful teachers at W.H.S. JAMES CURLEY 695 Main Street lf you hear someone saying Hi, there. you can be sure it's Jimmy . . . belongs to our Hockey, Baseball, and Cross-Coun- try teams, Senior Play Executive Committee, C.Y.O. and H.A,A .... Curl will always remember the Hockey game with Melrose of 1963 . . . plans to attend college and Law School after graduation. THOMAS JAMES CRUPI I8 Herbert Street Likeable Tom passes his time with basketball, hockey, baseball, and listening to records . . . was a member of the Audio-Visual Aides, Science Club, and Intramural Basketball and is a C.Y.O. member . . . pet peeve is boys who don't take gym . . . favorite possessions are his stereo and his tape recorder . . . advice to underclassmen is to Take advantage of everything that the school offersg you only pass this way once. . . . hopes to attend college. ROBERT CUDMORE 7 Columbia Road Outside of school, Bob enjoys swimming and listening to records . . . worked at Evans Shoe Company . . . is a member of the Senior Play Committee . . . pet peeve is inconsiderate people. Bob enjoys Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin and will always remember the school elections and the football rallies. His advice to underclassmen is to work hard and profit by your experience. Bob's future plans include accounting school. LEON CU RLEY 173 Broadway Junior Varsity Hockey. C.Y.O., and C.Y.O. Hockey take up much of Leon's spare time . . . he still manages to find time for working on cars, swimming. bowling, and playing sports . . . treasures his license and hopes to own a Corvette . . . has worked at the Stoneham Car Wash and Minahan's Drugstore . . . will always remember the W.H.S. football games . . . hopes to enter the Air Force after graduation. PAUL CURLEY 173 Broadway Likeable Paul was manager of the Football Team in his Sopho- more and Junior years . . . enjoys working on his 'Dodge. which he considers as his favorite possession . . . skating and bowling . . . works after school at Steven's Automotive Store . . . is a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O .... although he someday hopes to own a construction company Paul plans on entering the service after graduation. PATRICIA ELAINE CURRAN 10 Morel Circle Musical Trisha is a member of Senior Play Committee. Chorale, Band. Orchestra and Girls' Choir . . . someday hopes to attend college and major in music . . . can often be heard saying I don't believe it as she recalls the band's trip to Atlantic City and rushing to lunch. Good luck, Pat! NANCY JANE CURTIS 41 Madison Avenue Nancy who plans to go to dental school and become a dental assistant. has worked part time for Dr. Dexter . . . activities include Inter Nos, Rainbow, and Senior High Fellowship . . . enjoys Home Ec. with Mrs. Widness . . . and will always remember the great football games. l MARY DALEY 27 Armory Street Mary may often be found listening to records or talking on the phone . . . has kept busy with C.Y.O., Pep Club, Inter Nos. Senior Play and the Oracle. She will never forget those fire drills during Gym class or Home Ec. with Mrs. Widness . . . prizes her cat, Judy . . . Mary plans to become a nurse. PAULA LOUISE D'AMICO 111 Water Street That's life! can often be heard from petite Paula . . . in her spare time she enjoys singing, dancing, roller skating, bowling, and collecting records . . . suppressed desire is to go to Italy . . . boys who cut in the lunch line are her pet peeve . . . treasures her stuffed animal collection . . . Paula is a member of Inter Nos, Thespians, St. Florenceis Jr. Choir, and C.Y.O. . . . future plans include hairdressing school. Z ,,,. , ' I.,, , 4 .. - i I1 L- l JANE CUTLER 68 Preston Street Jane takes pride in her car . . . plans to attend secretarial school . . . enjoys snow skiing and .Ioan Baez . . . will remem- ber pep rallies and the Prom of '63 , . . advises underclassmen to study hard and join all school activities. PAUL J. DAILEY 40 Forrester Road Cross Country Team. Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams, Golf Team and Senior Play Committee are some of this sports- minded Senior's activities . . . treasures his skis and enjoys skiing as his favorite pastime . . . enjoys U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard . . . has worked at Pleasure Island and at Mount Pero Ski Lodge . . . future plans include attending Middlebury College. LORNA JEAN DAVIDSON 26 Eastern Avenue Hey Blanche is a frequently heard expression as seniors address their popular Head Cheerleader. Lorna's activities in- clude Student Council, Inter Nos, Chorale, Leaders' Club and Gym Club. She also served as Chairman of the Class Color Committee. Lorna will long remember Melrose-Wakefield games and pep rallies. Her future plans include nursing. SUSAN LEE DAVIDSON .I I7 Vale Road -..f Sue hopes to advance in waitressing and get married . . . enjoys saving. dancing. and swimming . . . suppressed desire is to lose all the weight she can until she disappears . . . will always remember how tired Mr. Racca is in the morning. xx 'i'i ' I W NANCY ELLEN DE CAMILLIS vi CHFRYI, ANN DF FEIICF 36 Lawrence Street Cherry, who will always remember Gym with Miss Nichols. hopes someday to disconnect the showers in the gym has been a member of Inter Nos, Pep Club. Bowling Team. Oracle Art Staff, and the Senior Play Costume Committee . . . treas- ures her license and enjoys any kind of outdoor sports activity . . . her work as a Candy Striper at the New England Sani- tarium will help her in her future held of Medical Technology. GERALDINE PAULA DE FELICE 343 Lowell Street If told she could have a guided tour ofthe metal working shops Gerri would respond Are you kidding me? . . . was a mem- ber of Inter Nos, Oracle Business Stall. F.T.A. and the Senior Play Publicity Committee . . . will always remember the fire drills during Gym and the Ahorrible' 600 yard dash . . . advises you to begin now preparing for college or for any future plans of work. which. for Geraldine. includes teaching. 47 Stark Avenue Nanc is a member of Inter Nos and the Oracle Business Staff. C.Y.O., Jr. Division Order, Sons of Italy. and Secretary of the Pilgrim Club. Her favorite pastimes include sewing and playing the piano . , . favorite possessions are her stuffed animals . . . pct pccve is people who know it all. Nancy hopes to become an airline stewardess or a dental hygienist. RONALD DE CHRISTOFORO 23 Beebe Lane Aflablc Ron can often be heard saying Well, how neat! Senior Play. Orut-lv Editorial Stall. and Band can be listed under his school activities . . . enjoys reading. football, playing the saxophone. and listening to records . . . treasures his cow hide wallet and can often be seen filling it with money earned while working as a balloon boy at Pleasure Island . . . future plans include a career as an architectural engineer. .' I.-5 l1 ELAINE DE MARCO 56 Melvin Street Friendly Elaine will always remember Fine Arts with Mrs. MacLeod . . . desires to race sports cars just for variety . , . is an active member of C.Y.O .... treasures her Italian good luck charm . . . enjoys riding around in a certain '56 Chevie hopes to become a hairdresser. THOMAS DERMERLE I Norway Street Popular Tommy will always remember the great pep rallies. football. basketball. and hockey games . . . enjoys U.S. History with Mr. Blaisdell . . . treasures his Agawam sweatshirt . . . activities include Football, Basketball, C.Y.O., and the Junior Prom Committee . . . often heard saying you tink. Future plans include attending an Ivy League College. MICHAEL PAUL DEFELICE I0 Crescent Street Mike, one of our most well-known Seniors, participated in Band. Senior Play. Soph Hop Committee. and the Junior Prom Committee. Outside of school he is active in St. Joseph's C.Y.O.. Wakefield Youth Club. the Order of Sons of Italy in America. and the Auxiliary Police Pistol Team. Mike, who feels that our high school years are among our most important plans to attend college. X58 RICHARD DEL ROSSI I6 Traverse Street Sports-minded Dickie is interested in any kind of sports from football to baseball . . . he enjoys watching any type of sports contest and in his spare time when he's not tinkering with cars Dickie enjoys playing football . . . states his favorite possession is his clothes . . . will always remember English with Miss Abbott . . . although his suppressed desire is to become a teacher Dick is really undecided about the future. vii. ALICE KIMBALL DEMPSEY 19 Richardson Avenue Vivacious Alice, one of the most active members of the Class of '64 was Co-Editor of the Oracle, Treasurer of Inter Nos, Feature Editor of the Lookout, a member of National Honor Society, Thespians, and the Senior Play Publicity Committee. She also served on the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees and is an active member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. When asked if she would like to hear Coach Tighes Pep talks she replied, You know It . . . Alice's future plans include college. STEPHEN DICKSON DENNIS I9 Park Avenue Sociable Steve can look back on an active year participating in Chorale, German Club, Oracle, and Senior Play Committee . . . Outside of school he has been an Explorer and a member of the Greenwood Union Church Youth Group . . . Best of luck as an engineer, Steve! F JOYCE ANNE DEVEAU 44 Bartley Street Amiable Joyce has served on the Student Council as a member of the Executive Board and has also served as Secretary of her C.Y.O. . . . was an active member of the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees . . . will always remember US. His- tory with Mr. Morse . . . treasures her hockey stick charm and will always remember the W.H.S. Hockey games . . . hopes to become a secretary, SUSAN DIAMOND 23l Oak Street Popular Suc. our head majorette. chooses her uniform as her prized possession . . . she is also active in Inter Nos . . . she will always remember the friendliness of the teachers at W.H.S. . . . Sue advises underclassmen to respect teachers-they know a lot more than you do. We know Sue will be successful at Chandler as a secretary. 'ifpf . 30 3i -v NOREEN RITA MARY DESMOND 22 Linda Road Her license is Noreen's prized possession . . . is a member of the National Honor Society, Inter Nos, and Pep Club . . . likes reading. dancing, and swimming . . . hates lunch lines . . . Noreen advises underclassmen to enjoy the high school years -they go by quickly . . . plans include possible travel abroad and work as a secretary. STEPHEN DE SOUZA 8 Richardson Avenue Playing football. bowling. and watching television are among some of Steve's pastimes . . . participated actively in Chorale and the Bowling Team and is an active member of his B.Y.F. . . . treasures his accordian as his favorite possession . . . future plans include business school and a career in accounting. WAYNE ROBERT DIBBLE I7 Marian Circle Wayne. a member of National Honor Society. Science Club. Math Club. and Math Team, will always remember Latin with Miss Mason . . . Physics with Mr. Woodman rates highest as Wayne's favorite class . . . In his leisure time he enjoys swim- ming. tennis, and watching television . . . After high school Wayne plans to attend college and study some phase of medi- eine. GAILE DINGLE 504 North Avenue Buttercup one of our peppy Cheerleaders. is Secretary of Student Council. a member of the Soph Hop and Junior Prom Committees. Outside of school she belongs to CY.O. and worked as a ward helper at the Mass. General Hospital . . . Prizes her precaution mask . . . Future plans include a career in teaching. She will never forget the spying episodes and all the exchange students that have come to W.H.S. skiin , swimmin . and Bookkeepin ll with Mrs. Cronin CAROL ANN DOANE 122 Nahant Street Quiet but friendly Carol enjoys folk music, dancing. sewing and painting . . . participated as Supervisor of Scenery for the Senior Play and is an active member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. . . . can often be heard saying Oh Gads! to people who donft know what they want . . . will always wish to go back to visit Greenwich . . , hopes to become a magazine illustrator. EILEEN MARY DOHERTY 9 Crescent Hill Rusty wants to attend business school . . . enjoys water Loves her stuffed animals . . . hates oral reports . . . A mem- ber of Pep Club and St. Joseph's C.Y.O .... Advises under- classmcn to study hard and make the most of your high school years. I t LESLIE DOLE 23 Laurel Street Les, who hopes to become a stock broker, enjoys photogra- phy and all types of sports . . . belongs to Photo Club. Look- oul. Senior Play Committee and played Basketball . . . re- members bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin and the Saturday night dances . . . advises underclassmen to be a part of their school. BRADLEY DOLIBER 31 Nahant Street GERALDINE THERESA DONOVAN I9 Hancock Road Inter Nos. Intramural Basketball. and Future Teachers Associa- tion arc among some of Gerry's school activities . . . to be a folk singer is her suppressed desire . . . and outside of school Gerry enjoys skiing, tennis, reading and folk music . . . O.K,. says Gerry to Modern History with Mr. Morse . . . future plans include teaching and seeing the world. To be an architect is Lee's desire. As drawing is his hobby, he has done a lot of work on the Oracle Art Staff. Often heard saying I don't know. he will always remember the cafeteria's organized atmosphere . . . advises underclassmen, Study, don't waste your valuable time! PAULINE LOUISE DOUCETTE 53 Albion Street Polly's favorite possession is her diamond . . . future plans include marriage . . . Reading, cooking, bowling, and working keep her busy outside of school . . . Will always remember Bookkeeping II with Mrs. Cronin and the crowded hallways . . . Her pet peeve is speaking in front of the class . . . Advice to underclassmen is to take part in extra curricula activities and study hard. JOHN DOUGLASS 7 Hillside Avenue Athletic 'tDoug is one of our busy seniors . . . his activities include Football, Hockey, Baseball. the Lookout Staff. and Senior Play Committee . . . outside of school he participates in American Legion Baseball . . . favorite possession is the key to his mother's ear . . . hopes to major in engineering or law in college. MAURFFN FLLEN DOYLF 48 Jordan Avenue Petite Maureen enjoys horseback riding. knitting. and reading . . . her suppressed desire is to ride horseback in the Olympics . . . she is a member of lntcr Nos. and plays badminton and outside of school she participates in C.Y.O .... will always remember Biology and Chemistry with Mrs. Sonnenschein . . . plans to teach science or math in the future. JOHN DUNCANSON JR. 5 Baldwin Road Mechanical drawing with Mr. Sherman rates high with John . . . Science Club, Math Team and Cross Country. are some of his many activities . . . High scorer in the Math Team for two consecutive years. John enjoys sleeping. reading. and chemistry . . . plans to enter college with a chemistry major . . . He feels that there is a lot of advice being given in the world today and each person has to lind his own advice and follow it. DEBORAH EATON 34 Park Street Cultural minded Benjie's favorite class was Latin l with Mr. Provost . . . member of National Honor Society. Math Team. and Debate Team. Debbie's ambition is to teach classics at Oxford or Mctiill and tells underclassmen Colleges. you are told. are to make you think: well. get a head start, think now and avoid the college rush. .V 3 32 ,3- MARY DOROTHY DUBOJS 46 Lake Street Mary. who is active in Girls' Choir. hopes to attend the School of Practical Art in Boston . . . enjoys drawing. hockey games and U.S. History with Mr. Morse . . . would like to own a red Thunderbird with bucket seats . . . will never forget the Senior Prom of '63 and the Music Festival at Acton. DALF RFNNFTH DUNCAN 9 Walcott Street Dune, who has a never-ending interest in cars. prizes his Ford and enjoys working on it . . . among other favorite pastimes are swimming. water skiing. and boating . . . can often be heard saying Shmark! . . . is an active member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. . . . hopes to become a pilot. then join the Air Force and become a commercial pilot. A i1 Q ' 010 RICHARD ENCARNACAO 6 Summer Avenue Enca will always be remembered for his many touchdowns of this ycar's Football Team . . . served as one of our line C0- Captains of the Football Team and also participated in Base- ball, C.Y.O. Baseball, the Evans Bowling League. and was active as Recreational Chairman for his C.Y.O .... enjoys bowling, dancing, and minature golf . . . can often be heard saying There they go . . . hopes to attend college or enter the service. ELAINE FALANGAS 518 Salem Street Janie, as Elaine is known, was active in Inter Nos, Future Teachers of America. the Oracle Stall. and the Sophomore I-lop Committee . . . Outside of school she worked at her family's Montrose Drive-In, well-known by everyone at W.H.S.. and participated in Rainbow . . . I don't believe it, is Elaine's reaction when faced with running the 600 . . . Future plans include becoming a teacher. get EUGENE EHLERT 54 Lassell Street Gene, an avid sports fan, dislikes boys who try to skip gym . . . Basketball, Senior Play Committee. and Cross Country are some of Gene's activities . . . says tres bon to French II with Mr. Fallon . . , will never forget the demonstrations during the election rallies for the class officers . . . hopes someday to travel to California on a motor scooter . . . future plans include attending college. MARK ELLIS ll White Circle Among Mike's recollections of W.H.S. are the grueling 600 and the great football games with Melrose. This ambitious boy's favorite possession is his money and his desire is to have more money . . . hates nosey people . . . hopes to attend college and major in business administration. JOSEPH FARRINGTON 82 Gould Street Joe, who enjoys skating, hockey, and baseball, would someday like to see Stuart hit 66 homeruns . . . was a member of C.Y.O., the C.Y.O. Hockey Team, and the Senior Play Props Committee . . . peeved by the long lunch line . . . will always remember the W.H.S.-Malden Catholic Hockey game . . . undecided about the future, Joseph hopes only to continue his education. SALLY ANN FARRINGTON 7 Walton Lane Sally, who is accomplished on the piano, organ, and baritone horn, will never forget the band's trip to Atlantic City. Among her activities are the National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, and the Math Team. -Sally, winner of several awards in the Science Fair, hopes to prepare at Simmons College for a career in teaching. :QQ SUSAN FERNALD 26 Grafton Street Sue. who dislikes people that don't wear matching clothes, was a member of Inter Nos . . . outside of school she was President of the Greenwood Union Church Fellowship. and Vice-Presi- dent of the Community Church Council . . . favorite posses- sion is her charm bracelet . . . Sue can often be heard saying, Do you believe them? as she recalls the Thanksgiving Pep Rallies . . . future plans include becoming a dental hygenist. x JEAN MARIE FITZGERALD l Ledgewood Road SUSAN VIRGINIA FISKE 28 Layfette Street Skiing. skating. and reading are among Sue's favorite pastimes . . . she is active in the Pep Club. Inter Nos. and Thespians as well as in her church fellowship and Rainbow . . . to speak up in class is her suppressed desire . . . future plans include college and a nursing career. Friendly Jean treasures her watch and souveniers . . . keeps busy with Uruvlv Editorial Stall. Class Prophecy Committee. Inter Nos, Senior Play Cast and National Honor Society . . . will always remember the Senior Prom of '61 the pep and election rallies. the games, and the Cs dances . . . hopes to attend Boston College School of Nursing. X TIMOTHY J. FITZGERALD JR. 8 Cottage Street To travel in Europe is Fitz's suppressed desire . . . enjoys Mr. Rosvall's German Class . . . will always remember the hockey games. especially the State Hockey Games in '6l and '63 . . . This athletic lad participates in Varsity Hockey. Var- sity Football and C.Y.O .... Good luck in college. Timmy! PETER ANDERS FLOMAN 216 Main Street 1 111 Pete, our newest classmate, is this year's exchange student from Finland. His activities here included Student Council. Cross-Country, Orchestra, and Camera Club. Most impressed by the differences in the system of W,H.S. and his school in Finland. Pete finds the amount of homework unforgetable. His plans for the future are uncertain but engineering or medicine seem to be his favorites. Pete feels underclassmen should Try to become an AFS-er and come to Finland! JEAN ELLEN FLYNN 14 Charles Street Jean can often be heard saying pure good! . . . favorite possession is her charm bracelet . . . she is a member of Thespians. Future Teachers of America, the Oracle Business staff. Inter Nos. and Gym Club . . . outside of school she participates in M.Y.F. and Rainbow . . . her pet peeve- IS the running and pushing between classes . . . future plans include going to college and becoming an elementary teacher. ROBERT WAYNE FOGG 270 Main Street Bob will always be remembered for his great sound effects at any school activity . . . has participated in Science Club, Thes- pians, Radio Club, and Audio Visual Aides . . . enjoys doing electronic experiments and hopes someday to wire the W.H.S. classrooms for stereo . . . treasures his 1937 Oldsmobile . . . hopes someday to become an electronical engineer. f -1? THERESE ANNETTE FORTINI 46 Emerson Street Talkative Terry enjoys driving and talking on the phone. Plans to be a dental assistant and buy her own convertible. Favorite possession is her telephone. Terry is a member of Inter Nos, Oracle Business staff, and C.Y.O .... will remem- ber the pep rallies and Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy. BRADFORD DAVID FOSS 64 Meriam Street Brad. C0-captain of Cross-Country Team. also participated in indoor and spring track . . . He was on the Senior Play Public- ity Committee and Ticket Committee . . . Brad will always RONALD FRATTO 17 Wharton Park remember the rivalry between W.H.S. and M.H.S. in all sports his future plans are to become a draftsman and his advice to underclassmen is Think now before it's too late. CLAUDIA MARY FRAMPTON 22 Indian Hill Road Claudia rates Speech with Mr. Bishop tops . . . prizes her class ring and charm bracelet. Her school activities include Future Teachers of America, P.T.S.A., Senior Play Executive Com- mittee, and Inter Nos. After school she works in the Baker Boy . . . advises underclassmen to study hard but enjoy these four precious years. Ronnie has been a member of Chorale, Thespians, Senior Play Cast, and the Senior Play Ticket Committee . . . outside of school he has been the Vice-President of St. Florence's C.Y.O. . . . and has worked at Ames Drug Store . . . To be a millionaire is Ronnie's suppressed desire . . . his Chorale blazer is his favorite possession . . . he will always remember Physic's with Mr. Woodman, the football rallies, and election time . . . Ronnie plans to attend college in the fall. ELIZABETH ANNE FREEMAN 42 Gould Street Beth dislikes people who steal her seat at lunch . . . She enjoyed English III with Dr. Upham . . . treasures her red, yellow, and blue moon dog . . . Beth was a member of the Oracle Staff, Sophomore Hop Committee, Prophecy Commit- tee, Thespians, Pep Club, and Inter Nos . . . hopes to someday learn how to water ski . . . plans to attend college. bl' CHARLES WAYNE FROST 8 Lassell Street Frostie. who enjoys working on cars and driving them. treas- ures his own car and his job at W. T. Grants . . . enjoys as outside activities, bowling, basketball. and is a member of the C.Y.O .... will always remember Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy . . . plans in the future hold a successful business career. HELEN GAILIS 59 Madison Avenue Funniest thing. you might hear Helen say. Her pet peeve- people who have no sense of humor. Among her school activi- ties are lntcr Nos. Pep Club. Biology Club. Oracle Art Staff, and the Senior Play Makeup Committee. She'll always remem- ber the crowded lunches. pep rallies. and the Thanksgiving Day football games. We know that she'll become a hrst class R.N. JOHN VERNON GARNETT Curtis Street Spider desires to enter college and major in philosophy . . . treasures his small library of paper back books and enjoys reading and boating . . . contradictory John, who dislikes any kind of manual labor. has worked for a construction company . . . John. who remembers his friends and teachers advises us to learn well the fundamentals of a subject. SARAH GASCOIGNE I-15 Prospect Street Salli will never forget all those big books and little lockers pet peeve is homework . . . enjoys sewing. sports. and reading . . , Inter Nos. Pep Club, F.T.A.. Pilgrim Fellowship. and Rainbow were among Salli's activities . . . suppressed desire is to become a millionairess . . . plans to attend college to pursue a career in the field of education. Fw EVELYN MARIE GALLOP 20 Jordan Avenue Friendly Eve is an active member of Inter Nos. Future Teachers of America and Intramural Badminton and Bowling. ln her spare time she enjoys bowling. reading. and working at Freeman's Cleaners. Eve will never forget the football games. linglish lll with Dr. Upham and U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard . . . future plans include going to college and be- coming a teacher. PASOUALE GALLUGI l I9 Nahant Street Gupa. who can be heard saying ls that right? enjoys Prob- lems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . belongs to C.Y.O. and is a member of the Baseball Team . . . hopes some day to own a Corvette and become a landscape architect. Good luck after graduation. Gupa. STEPHEN GASS 60 Greenwood Avenue Steve will always remember the rush in the cafeteria and Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . enjoys working on cars and his favorite possession is his car keys . . . advises underclassmen. Don't waste time in detention and utilize class time. Steve plans to enter the service and then Business School after graduation. -iq CHARLES HENRY GERRIOR 21 West Water Street GEORGE GEIER 59 Brook Street Whippy-pooh. Jidge often exclaims as he dreams of being a Cheerleader for WHS . . . will always remember trying to eat lunch in 25 minutes and getting to class on time. This ambitious member of the Senior Play Cast can often be found participat- ing in his favorite pastime, hanging around the Common. Jidge hopes to become an architect. Affable Tiny can boast as being one of our most popular Seniors . . . was active in football and tennis, the Senior Play cast. the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees. and was President of Saint Ioseph's C.Y.O. in his Senior year . . . will always remember the Senior Class election rally and Span- ish ll with Senor Fallon . . . future plans include traveling and college. RUSSELL WARREN GIBSON 27 Franklin Street Gibba's pet peeve is students who take advantage of man- agers . . . this peeve has developed through being Head Man- ager of the Varsity Football Team and the Varsity Hockey Team . . . enjoys Bookkeeping with Ma . . . works as a shoe salesman at Parke Snow in the summer . . . future plans in- clude successfully furthering his education. .3 ROBERT CHARLES GLYNN 8 Rockland Street Pineapple can often be heard saying Nah to his pet peeve snobby girls . . . suppressed desire is to own a Corvette . . . hopes someday to return to Hawaii but is satisfied now in Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . worked as a busboy at the Hazelwood Restaurant . . . hopes to attend college in the future. ROBERT GOODENOW 15 Beebe Lane Thoughtful Goodie replied I'm modest when we asked about the honors he had achieved . . . has been a member of the Cross Country Team, Football, Track, Senior Play Com- mittee, and has served as Vice-President of the Stamp Club . . . favorite possession is his lifefand his only ambition is to live until he dies . . . will always remember his first and last day at W.H.S. , l 8 CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM 214 Broadway l-'un-loving Chris always wanted to be on the Honor Roll . . . was a member of the German Club, Demolay, Demolay Hockey Team. and the Y,M.C.A. . . . constantly peeved by the short lunch period . . . enjoys music. hockey, baseball, and reading . . . impressed with Coach Tighe's Gym classes . . . hopes to attend college and major in Liberal Arts or Forestry. ALAN JAMES GRAVELFSE 31 Park Street GLORIA JlfAN HALADAY I4 Baldwin Road National Honor Society. Future Teachers of America. Inter Nos, and Gym Club are just some of the activities which haye kept Glo busy . . . outside of school she enjoys C.Y.O.. reading and sewing . . . she'll neyer forget Biology with Doc Feudo and the tremendous pep rallies . . . Ciloria's future plans are going to college and becoming a Phys. lid. teacher. Artistic Pit will always be remembered for his outstanding job done as Set Designer for the Senior Play . . . other activi- ties include. Thespians and Science Club . . . hobbies include painting and building models . . . will always remember Art with Mrs. Macleod and Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sher- man . , . hopes to enter some field of designing. ll-'AN lfl l.lfN HAI l. 44 Nahant Street Crcampull has been an actiye member of l-'uture Teachers of America and Inter Nos Club. and has served on the Sophomore Hop Committee . . . her outside activities include acting as President of the Congregationalist Youth Fellowship and as a Sunday school teacher. and she is a member of Rainbow and President of the Pilgrim Club . . . her suppressed desire is to have her own basketball team . . . she will always remember the basketball games. the Junior Prom. and all the high school dances . . . in a few years from now. Jean hopes to bc teaching on the Junior high school level. A Ni vi .X x . 'I JANICE MAE HALSTEAD 58 Preston Street A friendly newcomer to W.H.S.. .lan will always remember the friendliness of the students . . . enjoys painting. skating, and reading . . . is a member of lnter Nos . . . hopes someday to lise in California . . . is peeved by people who are conceited . . . future plans include secretarial or beautician work. DAVID JAMES HAMMOND I0 Converse Street Dave enjoys skin-diving. reading and sports . . . cherishes his class ring and drivers license . . . school activities include football and baseball. while outside school Dave is a member of C.Y.O .... Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sherman rates highest with Dave . . . will always remember the great friends and good times at W.H.S .... hopes to go into business man- agement. JOSEPH HANLEY ll Crescent Hill Joe, who would like to own a Stingray, will remember the W.H.S. football games . . . This lad dislikes boys who don't take Gym . . . Math with Mr. Callagy ranks highly. THOMAS .IUDE HARROW 216 Oak Street Tom would like to go to Forestry school. He enjoys hunting and fishing . . . member of the band and has worked at Newbcrry's . . . will always remember Gym with Coach Char- boneau. football games and the band's trip to Atlantic City. MARGARET ANN HILL I9 Jefferson Road Ambitious Peggy enjoys reading and especially water skiing. She is active in Inter Nos. Pep Club. Future Teachers Club and C.Y.O. Peggy's suppressed desire is to be in on one of Coach Tighes bull sessions. Her favorite class is History with Mr. Morse. When Peggy graduates, she would like to attend college and later teach history in a high school. ROGER HILLSON 26 Karen Road DENNIS PATRICK HOGAN, JR. 13 Walnut Street Hoag prizes his drivers license and would like to build a bridge or construct a highway . . . enjoys golf, stamp collect- ing. bowling, and reading . . . dislikes people talking about his size-12 feet . . . was active in German Club and Saint Joseph's C.Y.O .... worked at Pleasure Island . . . remembers P.M. sessions with Mr. Sherman when he completed two years of work in one year . . . advises underelassmen to study hard and always remember the teachers are there to help you. Rog can often be found working diligently in the Chemistry lab after school . . . Band, Lookout Staff. Cross Country, and Science Clubs are among his many activities . . . U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard and Chemistry with Mr. Jones rank high with Roger . . . hopes to enter a career in astronautics. Happy landing, Rogl RICHARD JOSEPH HOGAN I3 Walnut Street 'LHogie, who would like to become a mechanic, enjoys hockey, football, baseball, tennis, and golf . . . a manager of football and gymnastic teams, member of C.Y.O. and has worked at P.I. . . . advice to underelassmen is to study hard and remember the teachers are there to help you. KAREN LEXINA HOGG Kendrick Road Lexie. one of our pretty cheerleaders, is also an active member of Student Council . . . often heard saying, Is that right, . . . Lexie treasures her cheering uniform and friendship ring . . . outside of school she works at Savages and is a member of the Greenwood Union Church Youth Fellowship . . . after gradua- tion Lexie hopes to attend Art School. TRUDY CAROL HOOD 9 Walter Avenue Folksie Trudy enjoys listening to folk music and treasures her folk records . . . was a character in the Senior Play and participated in Inter Nos. Band, Tennis. Bowling. and Basket- ball . . . she is also a member of B.Y.F. and Rainbow . . . would like to have a roller coaster in her backyard . . . will always remember her friends at W.H.S. and the great '64 class spirit . . . hopes to enter the field of nursing. JANET ELAINE HURTON 7l Chestnut Street Experiments in the chemistry lab. will long be remembered by Jan . . . Surprise quizzes are her pct peeve . . . she can often be found listening to records or talking on the phone . . . activities include pep club. the Oracle editorial staff. Senior Play committee, and C.Y.O .... consumer math rates tops with lan . , . she advises underclassmen to make the most of your school years by having fun and studying hard. BRIAN HURTON 48 Lawrence Street Playing hockey is the favorite pastime of this popular Senior. who is a member of C.Y.O. and the H.A.A .... Buckey, who treasures his hockey skates. will never forget playing on the Hockey Team in his Junior year . . . will always remember History with Mr. Racea , . , advises underclassmen to gain good study habits in the beginning and you will never lose them throughout high school. fd 1 'Q KAREN ANN HOWARD 97 Sweetser Street Karen will always remember the football rallies and the lunches of W.H.S. . . . participated in Pep Club. Inter Nos. and the Catholic Youth Organization . . . treasures her hope chest and her watch . , . enjoys dancing and listening to records . . . Math with Mr. Callagy rates high on her poll . . . advises. Try your best in high schoolg you'll never reget it. MAUREEN HUDSON 293 Lowell Street Moe enjoys sewing. bowling, and cooking . . . would like to get all A's . . . treasures her driver's license . . . hates bobby socks . . . member of Inter Nos. Pep Club. bowling team Rainbow. M.Y.F.. and Youth Choir . . . will always remember football games and lunch periods . . . advises underclassmen to make the most of your high school years. Maureen would like to go to a business school after graduation. fs T MICHAEL JOHN IMPEDUGLIA JR. 8 Karen Road Imp's pet peeve is people who go steady . . . will never forget his geography class with Mr. Morse . . . prizes his black sneakers . . . participated in football and pole vaulting at W.H.S. . . . advises underclassmen not to fool around with credits because it makes the senior year more difficult . . . Imp hopes to become a veternarian. JOHN INDRESANO 20 Shady Avenue PATRICIA IOSUA 34 Armory Street Pert Patty will always remember the day that she washed the girls' gym lockers . . . was a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. . . . suppressed desire is to be on the W.H.S. football team . . . treasures her drivers license . . . will always remember Book- keeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . hopes to travel to California and enter a hairdressing school. JANET LEE IRELAND 40 Robin Road ' .3 Popular Indro will always be remembered as a member of the Varsity Football Team . . . John also enjoys skiing and working as a stock boy at Newberry's'? . . . his favorite posses- sion is his boat . . . Geometry with Mr. Brown rates tops with John . . . what he will remember most about Wakefield High are the students . . . further education and travel are among his future plans. 3 Quiet Jan can often be heard saying, It's par for the course! . . . suppressed desire is to pilot an airplane. She treasures her license and Mom's car keys. She is a member of Inter Nos. National Honor Society, Chorale, Senior Play cast, the Oracle Editorial Staff. Science Club and German Club and outside of school she participates in Rainbow, Pilgrim Fellowship and the Congregational Church Choir . . . plans to become a doctor. 'I' n gli ROBERT HARRIS IRVING 16 High Street Bob, who plans to go to college and go into business, enjoys hiking and skiing . . . is president of Exployer Post 722 and an oflicer in Greenwood Sr. High Fellowship . . . will always remember the rush to the cafeteria . . . advises underclassmen to study hard right from the beginning of the year. PAUL JANVRIN 10 Maple Way Paul's bank book rates high on his list of favorite possessions . . . enjoys reading, listening to jazz records, and having a good time . . . he is a member of the C.Y.O. . . . suppressed desire is to retire at eighteen . . . peeves him to see a convertible with the top down and the windows up . . . hopes to enter the Army and then go to college. 6 l ffv DONNA-LEE ELAINE JOHNSON 5 Wharton Park Flash plans to become a medical secretary . . . enjoys U.S. History with Mr. Miksen . . . activities include Inter Nos. Pep Club, Lookout, St. Florence C.Y.O., Y.C.S., and Senior Play Committee . . . advice to underclassmen make the most of your high school years because they are the best ones of your life. JOYCE JEANETTE JORDAN 75 Eunice Circle Senior Play Publicity and Ticket Committee. Inter Nos. Bad- minton, and C.Y.O. are among some of Joycie's activities can often be heard saying cool as a witch as she recalls W.H.S. pep rallies and class elections . . . suppressed desire is to go surfing . . . hopes to attend business school and then become an executive secretary. MARSHA RUTH JAYNES I5 Green Street Amiable Mish can be heard saying Oh, Fudge, during Mr. Connor's horrible history tests. Her school activities include Inter Nos, and Girls Choir. Her outside activities are Rain- bow, Girl Scouts. Church Fellowship, and Greenwood Union Church Choir. Her suppressed desire is to run down the school corridors between classes. She will always remember the Band's trip to Atlantic City. Her future plans mean college and to be a success in life. DAVID STEVENS JENKINS, JR. 7 Paon Circle Dave enjoys his record collection, hates sloppy eaters . . . Active in his church, Dave hopes to become a minister. He enjoys music and tennis . . . favorite class was Latin with Miss Mason. He would love to take a textbook and slowly burn it, page by page. BARBARA KANE 20 Lafayette Street Barbie, who enjoys talking on the telephone and sewing, is very active on many of the committees at her church . . . treasures her friends as her most prized possession . . . English with Miss Abbott rates tops . . . can often be heard saying I don't believe it referring to the school lunches . . . future plans include hair dressing. Barbie urges everyone to Keep your school spirit. SHEILA MARY KEEN 32 Richardson Street Sheila, who would someday like to uncrowd the W.H.S. corri- dors. was an active member of the Pep Club and her C.Y.O. . . . in her spare time she enjoys driving and going to the latest movies . . . treasures her stuffed tiger and her ring . . . people who steal her seat at lunch rate low on Sheila's list of peeves . . . will always remember P.O.D. with Mr. Racca . . . future plans include office work. JOHN KELLEHER 17 Yale Avenue John's favorite possession is his flyrod . . . suppressed desire is to Hsh in Alaska . . . school activities include tennis, football, and Junior Prom committee . . . favorite class was U.S. His- tory with Mr. Morse . . . advises underclassmen to study lan- guages the first year so the second year won't be so tough . . . ambition is to become a dentist. CHARLES HAMILTON KELLEY 1 198 Main Street Likeable Kell participated in the Chorus and his Senior Church Fellowship while in school in his spare time h enjoys woodworking pet peeve is waiting in any line while working in the Ornamental Iron Company Kell is work mg his way to becoming a millionaire . . . in the future he hopes to attend some technical school. 'R JAMES LANGLOIS 14 Howard Street Pierre, who is a member of the hockey team, is often heard saying Oh, No! . . . will never forget the hockey games or Mr. Blanchard's History Class. Jimmy hopes to own a Corvette . . . future plans include college and a career as a landscape gardener. PATRICIA ANN LANNON 28 Hillcrest Road Pat, who .enjoys listening to her Beachboy records, would someday like. to own a surfboard . . . is peeved by having to get up early 1n.the morning . . . was a member of Inter Nos, Pep Club, Senior Play Program Committee, and the Ticket Committee of the Senior Play . . . is also active in C.Y.O. . . . treasures her stuffed dog . . . hopes to attend nursing school. SUSAN JEAN KENDRICK 6 Elm Square Red-headed Sue belongs to Pep Club, and Inter Nos . . . outside activities mean St. Joe's C.Y.O. to Susan . . . her favorite pastimes are reading and babysitting . . . Supressed desire is to take a world cruise . . . her favorite possession is a 3M foot stuffed cat . . . English with Mr. Ryan rated tops with Susan . . . future plans include nursing. JAMES PATRICK LANDERS 42 Jefferson Road Fun-loving Jim's suppressed desire is to be a Cheerleader . . . Camera Club, Intramural basketball, J.V. basketball, C.Y.O., Senior Play Cast, and YMCA have kept Jim busy . . . he fondly remembers his homeroom with Mr. Fallon and Chem- istry with Mr. Jones . . . Future plans include college and working for the government. Best of Luck, JIM!!! ,, 2 ,,v, V Nw, , - ,,, ' fyefaif SUSAN LAUDERBACK l 1 Linda Road Sue, a member of Pep Club, Inter Nos Club. and Rainbow, enjoys listening to folk music and readingg she has also worked at the Memorial Library . . . her favorite possession is her cat Felix, and her suppressed desire is to own a motorscooter . . . Cliques are her pet peeve . . . Physiology with Mr. Sheehan tops Sue's list as her favorite class . . . she hopes to attend college next year. THOMAS LAUGHLIN 2-4 Appleton Road Laughs pet peeve is watching young people smoke . . . is a member of the Honor Society, Basketball. Football and Golf Teams. Lookout staff and C.Y.O. Tom enjoys all sports , . . has worked as a stockboy at Gre-mar and sports writer for the Item . . . favorite class is French with Miss Cowing and he will always remember W.H.S.'s nne teachers. Future plans in- clude a medical school. EARLE JAMES LAWSON 50 Meriam Street Earle plans to go to Northeastern or Wentworth . . . enjoys baseball, basketball. and all sports . . . A.V. and Senior Play Committee are among his activities . , . prizes his class ring . . . remembers Gym with Coach Tighe. football rallies and games . . . advises underclassmen to work hard. respect teach- ers and take part in school activities. CATHERINE LEAHY 301 Lowell Street Pretty good. huh? says Kay who cherishes her souvenirs . . . will always remember the school dances and the football and hockey games . . . belongs to Saint Josephs C.Y.O.. Inter Nos and Vi-Beta-Dettes. Kay's pet peeve are freshmen who think they own the school . . . hopes to attend Business school. 43 EUGENE FRANCIS LAURENDEAU 6 Shetland Road Gene, sometimes called Baby Huey. will always be remem- bered for his lead role in The Mouse That Roaredf' . . . Gene also served on the Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. and Class Will Committees, and was manager of the Indoor Track Team. and a member of the Audio-Visual Aids Club . . . He is also a member of St. Florence's C.Y.O. and the Degree of Hiawatha . , . often heard yelling. Hi ya. Sweetie. Gene will always remember Chemistry Lab with Mr. Jones and Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . his suppressed desire is to be President . . . he plans to go into hotel management and politics. CYNTHIA ANN LAWRENCE 5 Edmunds Place Inter Nos, Band. National Honor Society, Senior Play Commit tee. Omrlv Editorial Staff and Intramural Sports are among Cindyls school activities . . . outside of school she is a member of Rainbow . . . enjoys playing her clarinet. swimming and bowling . . . favorite possessions are her charm bracelet and her license . . . running the 600 is tops on Cindy's pet peeve list . . . You'd better believe the Band's trip to Atlantic City future plans include medical technology. of ELLEN ANN LEAHY 26 Penfield Circle Lookout, Pep Club, Inter Nos Club, and St. Joseph's C.Y.O. have all kept Ellen busy . . . she also enjoys bowling, swim- ming, and listening to records . . . Ellen served on the Sopho- more Hop and Senior Play Costume Committees . . . the things she'll remember most about Wakefield High are the football games and chemistry lab . . . Chemistry with Mr. Jones is also her favorite class . . . to prepare for a nursing career. Ellen has worked as a Candy Striper nurses aide at New England Sanitarium and Hospital. ELOISE ELIZABETH LICATA 127 West Chestnut Street 7' l r SHERRY MARLENE LIDD 8 Hamilton Road Sherry's activities include Oracle Business Stall, Inter Nos. Science Club. Bowling. Biology Club, Rainbow, Young Judea. and working for the Registry of Motor Vehicles . . . her spare- time activities include cooking and letterwriting . . . Sherry's favorite possession is her class ring . . . German II with Mr. Bohlman is her favorite class . . . she will never forget the W.H.S. football games, dances, and the mad studying for term tests . . . Sherry hopes to teach either elementary school or high school languages in the future. El will always remember her trip to Atlantic City with the Band . . . she treasures her charm bracelet and license above all else . . . kept busy with Inter Nos, Band, Senior Play, bowling. softball, hockey, and C.Y.O. If told she could run in the corridors. Eloise would reply I don't believe it . . . enjoys sewing, reading, and playing the drums . . . future plans in- clude college. MARILYN LIST 7 White Circle Being a member of Inter Nos, Pep Club, Leaders Club, and Rainbow keeps quiet Mal busy . . . treasures her license and would someday like to travel to Hawaii . . . enjoys Bookkeep- ing with Mrs. Cronin . . . tucks away her memories of the W.H.S.-M.H.S. football rallies . . . hopes to someday become a private secretary. if I '-Q ll I R ROBERT LIVINGSTON 54 Paon Blvd. Musically minded Bob has been an active member of both the Concert Band and the Dance Band for four consecutive years . . . enjoys loafing, reading. and any type of sports . . . outside of school Bob has served as Vice President of his church group . . . though opposed to teachers who give too much homework in one night, Bob will always remember Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . college is seen in the future for Bob. DANIEL LIZOTTE 19 Bay Street Danny's favorite possession is his car . . . would like to own a Corvette . . . will always remember the football games . . . enjoys gym with Coach Tighe. Outside of school, water skiing and working keep him busy. Danny's advice to underclassmcn is-Ulf you have the marks, go out for sports. Later on Danny would like to work at Raytheon. -T JOHN MICHAEL LUCEY 5 Babson Street Butchief' who can often be heard saying Oh yeah, dislikes teachers pets . . . plays varsity football . . . prizes his car . . . will always remember football rallies and football games . . . Math with Coach Callagy appeals to this lad . . . advice to underclassmen-study hard and get good marks. DONNA MARIE LUSIGNOLO I63 Nahant Street Donna. often seen driving around Wakefield in her '56 Ford convertible. hopes some day to visit Florida and to own her own Bonneville convertible. Working at Pat's Restaurant. Mys- tic Novelty. and Adventure Car Hop have kept her busy during high school years. She'll never forget her junior year at W.I-I.S. . . . Donna's ambition is to get her diploma. qv DAVID LOMBARD 13 Greenwood Street When not participating on the Cross Country Team, the Indoor Track, or the Senior Play Ticket Committee, Dave is an active member of Demolay and the Senior High Fellowship . . . because homework is his favorite peeve, Dave chooses Art II with Miss Rainge as his favorite subject . . . will always re- member his classmates and their never-ending class spirit . . . we wish him luck at college. ALETA FRANCES LUCA 493 Lowell Street Junior English with Dr. Upham ranks on top with Aleta. She'll never forget the '63 Senior Prom and Midnight Cruise . . . school activities include Inter Nos, Pep Club, Sophomore Hop Committee. and the Senior Play Ticket Committee . . . after glelta finishes Junior College she hopes to have a million o ars. -:O RICHARD PHILIP LYLE 34 Grafton Street Dick will never forget the moving wall near 2l6! . . . his suppressed desire is to be one of the clique . . . favorite class is Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . works at Amen- can Mutual . . . future plans include one of the Armed Forces. Good luck. Dick!!! JANET RUTH MCCABE 49 Elm Street Jann will always remember those dangerous swinging doors. in the Atwell Building. She enjoys listening to the radio, reading and knitting. Inter Nos, Pep Club, Girls' Choir, and C.Y.O. are among her activities . . . says tres bien to French IV with Miss Cowing . . . plans to become a teacher. ROBERT McCARTHY 53 Outlook Road Duck's suppressed desire is to make his first million before he is Zl . . . belongs to C.Y.O. and the North Reading Rifle Club . . . will always remember the rush to each class . . . his advice is to enjoy school while you have the chance . . . wants to go into retailing after business college. fi! f Z., , of MAUREEN LOUISE MCCORMACK 4 Old Nahant Road Inter Nos, Badminton, Oracle Business Staff, and Senior Play Ticket Committee are some of Mo's school activities that keep her busy . . . enjoys swimming, dancing, and tennis . . . is an active member of the C.Y.O. . . . treasures her collection of stuffed animals . . . can often be heard saying What a riot . . . future plans include going to hairdressing school. Good luck, Maureen! 46 I 1 'il H ANNE MARIE MCCULLOUGI-I 95 Elm Street Muggsy is a member of Inter Nos. Pep Club. and St. Joseph's C.Y.O. . . . enjoys Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy . . . will never forget her wonderful friends and teachers at W.H.S. . . . treasures her stuffed animals, but thinks carrying books home from school is ridiculous . . . We wish her luck in her chosen career of social work with retarded children. PATRICIA ANN MCDONALD 2 Birch Hill Avenue CHARLES FRANCIS MCDONNELL 36 Morel Circle Charlie, who would like school with no homework, hates slow drivers and loves his license . . . A sports lover, he has played varsity baseball and intramural basketball . . . and has partici- pated in various sport programs outside school . . . is a mem- ber of C.Y.O. . . . Chemistry with Mr. Jones is tops with him, and Charlie will never forget the confusion in W.H.S. corridors. MARCIA DIANE McGINLEY 3 Edmunds Place Marcia plans to work for the telephone company . . . pastimes include bowling, and listening to records . . . would like to own her own car . . . treasures her stereo albums . . . member of Most Blessed Sacrament C.Y.O. and Senior Play Make-up committee. She will always remember her Junior Prom and advises underclassmen to study hard and make the best of the time spent in high school. Active Trisha has been a member of Inter Nos Club. Future Teachers of America. Leader's Club, and the Math Team . . , She is also Vice President of the Pilgrim Club and a member of St. Ioseph's C.Y.O .... Swimming, skating, watching televi- sion. and eating rate high for Pat who is often heard asking, Where's the food?', She will never forget the football and basketball games and Chemistry lab with Mr. Jones . . . Her suppressed desire is to make teachers do the homework . . . Future plans for Pat include teaching high school math. AQ.. 4 WILLIAM RAYMOND MCNALLY 201 Broadway Friendly Bill's favorite pastimes include sailing, swimming, and golf . . . future plans are to study medicine and his favorite class was Physiology with Mr. Sheehan . . . outside of school Bill belongs to C.Y.O. and Boy Scouts . . . worked at Pleasure Island and as a Life Guard . . . advises underclassmen to Study before it's too late! JOHN MacKAY 115 Parker Road Jack. who dreads having his shirt tucked in. is peeved by people who are constantly late . . . enjoys working on his favorite possession-his car . . . Bookkeeping with Ma Cronin ratcs as his favorite class . . . has worked as a bellhop at the Lord Wakefield Hotel . . . hopes to be a success in life and advises underclassmen to Have fun in high school while you can. but graduate! I BARBARA MacLEOD 29 Armory Street Barb is a member of Pep Club, Inter Nos, Oracle staff. and St. Ioseph's C.Y.O .... hobbies include traveling and reading . . . would love to roller skate through the halls. Barb hates rainy days . . . says everyone should make the most of their high school years. She intends to continue school and become a secretary after graduation. MARY LOUISE MacPHERSON 715 Main Street NANCY LEE MAGOWN I5 Maple Avenue Vivacious Nance will always be remembered for her musical and dramatic talents . . . was a member of Inter Nos. Thespians. Chorale, Madrigal Singers. Senior Play Cast. Student Director of the Senior Play, and the Senior Play Executive Committee . . . hopes to have a pet porpoise . . . is peeved by ankle socks on girls . . . was winner in the Lions Club Talent Show . . . hopes to enter the theater someday. Lulu was an active member of Inter Nos, Bowling League, and the Senior Play Ticket Committee . . . to girls with ex- tremely teased hair she says Oh no! . . . enjoys bowling, dancing. and talking on the telephone . . . will always remem- ber Stardust, our Junior Prom . . . has worked as a cashier at Zayres . . . hopes to attend business school in the future. STEPHEN ANTHONY MAGUIRE 15 Wharton Park Friendly Steve treasures his driving license and loves to sleep . . . participated in Baseball and was also active in St. Flor- ence's C.Y.O .... remembers his U.S. History class with Mr. Morse and the great football games with Melrose. Steve Plans to attend college. .AQ i RONALD JAMES MALONSON 19 Eaton Street Athletic Rock will always remember the four years he played football with the greatest coaching staff and the best bunch of boys in the world . . . dislikes girls who try to improve him . . . Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy ranks highly with this lad . . . plans include joining the service. MARIANNE MANDATO 5 Wayland Road Busy Mi Mi is active in Gym Club, Inter Nos, Class Proph- ecy and Senior Play Executive Committee. She also is Manager of Accounting for the Oracle, and outside of school she belongs to C.Y.O. and is Treasurer of Pilgrim Club. Marianne advises underclassmen to take part in as many activities as possible and not to wait until your senior year to meet your fellow class- mates. When she graduates, Marianne wants to be the owner of a famous wig salon. RONALD PETER MAHER 32 Fairmount Avenue Ronnie, a car enthusiast. can often be seen in his favorite possession, his car . . . taking up most of his time is his work at the A8cP . . . his suppressed desire is not to get married!! . . . Ronnie will always remember Shop with Mr. Pepe and the many friends he has made at W.H.S .... after graduation Ronnie would like to go into the Navy and then attend school. RICHARD MALONEY 26 Coolidge Park Dick enjoys any kind of skiing-water or snow . . . claims his car is his favorite possession. but wishes that he could own a Thunderbird . . . can often be heard saying hot one . . as worked as a stockboy in W. T. Grants . . . will always remem ber Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . urges underclassmen to Ere up when under pressure. f ra wi 've' if LINDA RUTH MANGAN 61 Bellevue Road Friendly Lin will always remember the rainy Melrose Thanksgiving game . . . participates in Inter Nos, Badminton. Band, Biology Club and Softball, and has served on Sophomore Hop and band committee . . . suppressed desire is to get her driver's license from the school . . . would like to become a medical secretary. FREDERICK JOSEPH MARMO 36 Woodcrest Drive Fred, a member of the Football team, indoor and outdoor track teams, and gym club, plans to .continue school and make money . . . will always remember the kids, football games track meets, and the good times . . . advice to underclassmen Live it up, you are only young once. we c A 10 JO-ANN ELIZABETH MARTIN I Pitman Avenue JoAnn will always remember the football games and the 600 from W.H.S .... her favorite class is gym with Miss Nichols . . . basketball, badminton, softball, volleyball, Pep Club, Girls Choir and Mixed Chorus are some of her activities . . . Her pet peeve is teachers who give notes too fast to get it all down . . . Future plans include a career in nursing. DONNA MARIE MATTOGNO 250 Water Street Known to her friends as Donny this Senior has been active in Inter Nos. the Business Staff of the Oracle, Gym Club. and the Sophomore Hop Committee . . . outside activities include C.Y.O. and Pilgrim Club . . . holds her license as her most valuable possession . . . rates Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin, tops. . . future plans include I.B.M. school. WILLIAM ARRINGDALE MARSHALL l Outlook Road As a member of the track team, Chorale, Madrigal Choir, and President of the National Honor Society, Dale keeps himself well occupied . . . favorite pastime is listening to the Kingston Trio . . . will always remember the great teachers and great times at W.H.S .... after graduation from college a career in the business world appeals to this popular senior. CHRISTINE MARTENSEN 32 Robin Road Chris' horse and drivers license are her favorite possessions. Circle M Riders, 4-H Club and C.Y.O. take up much of her time. Her suppressed desire is to go on a trip around the world. Chris will always remember bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin and the football games. Advice to underclassmen- Have fun in school, but study hard and get good marks. Her future plans include college. JANICE LOUISE MEDIGE I8 Drury Lane Quiet Medge enjoys drawing, painting, hairdressing, and knit- ting . . . besides being a member of the Band, Inter Nos Club, and C.Y.O.. she has worked for Newberry's and the Telephone Company . . . her suppressed desire is to have her last name pronounced right . . . her pet peeve is oral reports . . . Ameri- can Government with Mr. Connors rates highest with Medge she will never forget playing in the band at football games after graduation she plans to work in the field of commer- cial art. GLEN MELTON 26 Stark Avenue An active member of the H.A.A., Melt will always remem- ber D block study with Mr. Fallon, the dances, and all the kids. Make the most of your high school career because it goes by quickly, is his advice to underclassmen. This ambitious Hockey Player wants to play college hockey and teach in high school. ELAINE MELUSKY 9 Baldwin Road Elaine, who is usually heard saying You know it, hopes to be a secretary . . . member of Yearbook Staff and Senior Play Committee . . . enjoys Bookkeeping I with Mrs. Cronin . . . advice to underclassmen take part in clubs and other school activities. Get the most out of your high school years. F' RICHARD MEUSE 10 Highland Street Popular Stretch wishes that he could weigh 200 pounds . . . has been a member of the Basketball Team and served as Treasurer of St. .loseph's C.Y.O. in his Senior year . . . holds his license as his favorite possession . . . has worked at Pleas- ure lsland in the summer months . . . advises underclassmen to Buckle down. LINDA ANNE MORGAN 50 Friend Street Friendly Lin can often be heard in the corridors saying, Perty good, huh? . . . her favorite possession is her hand- carved lucky buddha . . . she is a member of Inter Nos, C.Y.O., the Class Will Committee, and the Oracle Art Staff . . . her suppressed desire is to parachute from an airplane . . . Linda will always remember the great pep rallies and Vi-Beta- Dette pajama parties . . . hopes to be a veterinary nurse in the future . . . she advises underclassmen to keep smiling. GERTRUDE EVELYN MORRISON 10 Wiley Place Inter Nos, Oracle, Senior Play Cast, Future Teachers Club, Lookout, Math Team, and Senior Play Publicity Committee are among pixie Trudy's activities . . . outside of school she is an active C.Y.O. member . . . treasures her copper nickel and her memories of the Winter Carnival of 1963. You'd never believe that peppy Trudy's ambition is to become a truck driver. Actually she hopes to attend college and major in mathematics. -'Z'-f ,f Pr 3,2 W- ROBERT PHILLIP MONSON 3 Converse Street Musically-inclined Bob is often seen driving his father's car . . . activities include Oracle staff. Senior Play Committee, Chorale. and Chairmanship of the Class Will Committee . . . will never forget running to lunch or reading Mac-betlf' in English III . . . hopes to attend college and major in Business Administration. RICHARD CHARLES MOORES II 34 Coolidge Park Dick will always be remembered as one of the varsity foot- ball players who held that line. . . . Track, Science Club, Demolay, and Methodist Youth Fellowship are also Dick's activities . . . Scuba diving is his favorite pastime . . . his diving equipment is his favorite possession . . . The class which tops his list is German with Mr. Rosvall . . . What Dick will always remember is the football players' trip to Washington . . . he plans to attend college and study geology. HERBERT PAUL MORRISON 94 Pleasant Street Herbie may be seen rallying his '55 Austin Healey which is his favorite possession . . . will always remember Geometry with Mr. Levine and U.S. History with Mr. Walsh. His future plans include becoming an airline pilot. Best of luck, Herbie! GAIL MUELLER 43 Chestnut Street Ciail treasures her folk music records . . . enjoys U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard . . . activities include Inter Nos board. Lookout, Oracle Staff and the lead role in the Senior Play . . . will always remember the election rallies and decorating for the Junior Prom . . . hopes to become a nurse and join the Peace Corps. PATRICIA HELEN MULLANEY 8 Oak Street '..'f Pat. who participated in Inter Nos. Pep Club. Thespians and Girls Tennis and Basketball. enjoys photography and swimming outside of school . . . will never forget Problems of Democ- racy with Mr. Racca and all the great teachers at W.H.S. Although Pat's suppressed desire is to become an actress. she plans to enter nursing. CAROL ANN MUSE I Houston Street PAUL JOSEPH MURRAY 29 Avon Street Mouse, whose ambition has always been in the skies. wants to be an Air Force pilot like his father . . . is an active member of the Track Team and the YMCA . . . C.Y.O. takes much of the rest of his spare time . . . will never forget Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . Don't waste any time that might be used for studying purposes. is Paul's advice to underclassmen. Carol has been active in Varsity Basketball. Varsity Field Hockey. Softball, Bowling. Volleyball. Tennis. Badminton. Pep Club. Inter Nos and C.Y.O. . . . dislikes unfriendly people and would like to be famous. She advises underclassmen to make a lot of friends because they last after facts and figures fade from your memory. Carol plans to be a secretary after graduation. JACKLYN MUSE 16 Mountain Avenue Vivacious Jackie. an active and energetic senior. is interested in sports and folk music . . . participated in Band, Chorale. Inter Nos. athletic activities. and in Northeastern District and Mass. All State Band for two years . . . will never forget the Band's trip to Atlantic City. If someone yells. Well Hi. guys! Take off your stretch ankle socks. its Jackie. Future plans include college and majoring in Music or Psychology. ROBERT HENRY NOEL 1 Walton Lane Quiet Bob likes to golf and to play his trumpet in the band. He will never forget the band's trip to Atlantic City and his physics class with Mr. Woodman . . , outside of school. he is active in Demolay . . . treasures his driving license and plans to enter the field of medicine. PATRICIA ANN NOSEWORTHY 148 Elm Street Often heard yelling Help, Pat will always treasure the cul- tured pearl she lost. This mischievous girl would like to throw a lemon meringue pie at someone. A member of the Senior Play cast, she also participates in Inter Nos, Future Teachers of America. Intramural basketball and badminton and is a mem- ber of the Oracle Business Staff. Future plans for Pat include becoming a teacher. .IUDITH MARY MUSSELLS 7 Fernwood Road As one of our attractive majorettes, Judy will always remember the football games . . . unsharpened pencils are her pet peeve . . .. to own a wardrobe of clothes from Paris is her suppressed desire . . . besides being a member of C.Y.O. and working at Brighams. Judy enjoys ballet dancing, swimming, and ice skat- ing . 4. . after high school she plans to go into fashion modeling or hairdressing. PETER NARDONE 239 Nahant Street Peter's favorite possession is his driver's license . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . would like to own a Corvette . . . Pete has been a busboy at Ho-Jo's . . . will remember math with Mr. Callagy and football and hockey games . . . future plans include further schooling. -ll x .. ROBERT ELLSWORTH O'BRIEN 2 Babson Road Ellsy, as he is known to his friends, is the capable president of Most Blessed Sacrament C.Y.O. and a member of National Honor Society . . . His memories include the State Hockey Tournaments and the football and hockey games especially those against Belmont and Melrose . . . He dislikes surprise quizzes except in his favorite class-French with Miss Cowing . . . This avid record collector is often seen on Friday nights listening to the great songs at the C's . . . Hopes to study medicine in college. JOHN MICHAEL O'DONNELL 202 Broadway My word! can often be heard from 'LO-D as he complains about boys who don't take part in gym classes. John's favorite pastime is driving his 1950 Pontiac. He was a member of J V Hockey, Frosh football, and Varsity Track. Outside of school he participates in C.Y.O. He will always remember the football games, gym classes, and 3C's dances. Future plans include attending the University of Baltimore. vw' 'Nl -1' PATRICK O'KEEFE I6 Bartley Street Popular Patty's favorite possessions are his hockey skates. which have seen at great deal of use on our school Hockey Team . . . participates in Student Council, Baseball. Football. and Cross Country as well as Hockey and National Honor Society . . . will never forget Fnglish IV with Miss Caswell . . , hopes to attend an Ivy League College. DANIFI. JOSEPH ORR. JR. 20 Cireen Street Danny may often be heard saying Check that . . . suppressed desire is to find a course with no homework . . . JN. Hockey. Cross country. basketball, bowling. C'.Y.O. and Class Prophecy Committee have kept him busy . . . he will always remember Waketield's victory over Malden Catholic Hockey Team . . . Future plans include college. i ARTHUR E. O'KEEFE I2 Birch Hill Avenue Buddy, who has played hockey for the school for three years, will always be remembered for his great hockey performances . . . his suppressed desire is to be somebody . . . sleepy teach- ers are his pet peeve. Outside of school he plays for the Stoneham Aces, Wakefield Rangers and C.Y.O. hockey teams. He will always remember the great dances at W.H.S. and the bus rides to hockey games. CATHERINE O'KEEFE 8 Drury Lane How neat can often be heard whenever this friendly senior is around . . . member of Inter Nos, Senior Play committee, and Soph Hop committee . . . Her favorite possession is her license and she will always remember C Lunch in her senior year. A career in nursing at Malden Hospital would suit this senior. LAURENE ORSO 90 Pleasant Street Ors. who treasures her license. would someday like to drive to Hawaii . . . when given homework on weekends she might reply what can l say . . . enjoys bowling as her favorite pastime . . . and will always remember Home Economics with Mrs. Widness . . . plans to go into secretarial work after graduation. RICHARD JOHN OSETEK 21 Herbert Street Playing golf and bowling rate high with Rick . . . holds memo- ries of Mr. Woodman's physics class and the Melrose games on Thanksgiving . . . hates homework and waiting in the lunch line . . . hopes to get a hole-in-one someday and later on to become an engineer. Best of luck! RICHARD JAMES PALERMINO l Minot Street Dick's pet peeve is sports cars . . . he treasures his telescope and enjoys listening to jazz in his spare time . . . suppressed desire is to appear on the Steve Allen Show . . . Participated in the Cross-Country Team, the Oracle Business Staff. and C.Y.O. . . . will never forget Miss Doyle . . . plans to attend a college outside of Massachusetts . . . Dick advises underclassmen to be an individual. JOYCE PALMER 141-A Broadway Muscles, as she is known to her friends, is an active member of field hockey, basketball, badminton. volleyball and Inter Nos. Outside of school she is President of the YMCA Girls Leaders Club and a member of Rainbow. Joyce will always remember English IV with Miss Caswell and those wild field hockey games . . . plans to teach physical education in the future. af A at 3 ff' SUSAN ELAINE PARKER 82 Main Street Thoughtful Sue hopes to attain college and become a buyer in a clothing store . . . activities include Thespians, Lookout, Senior Play Make-up Committee, and she has been an active member of her B.Y.F .... treasures her stuffed animals and would someday like to own a panther . . . will always remember English IV with Miss Caswell. GERALD GORDON PARLEE 34 Woodbriar Road Jerry, when asked what he will remember most about W.H.S., said the 'weekends' . . . enjoys sailing, water skiing, and winter skiing . . . treasures his skis . . . belongs to Demolay and Presbyterian Fellowship . . . will always remember Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . hopes to attend college and become an engineer. ff av MARY ANN PANAY 112 Butler Avenue Cookie hopes to become a secretary . . . favorite possession is her radio . . . often is heard saying Oh Sugar! She is active in Inter Nos, Pep Club. and C.Y.O. Favorite class is French III with Miss Padula ., . . will always remember term test week. Advice to underclassmen- Don't get behind in your studies. DONALD ANTHONY PARISI 21 Byron Street Don will always bc remembered as the Manager of the W.H.S. Track Team . . . was also an active member of the Camera Club . . , passes the time with photography. tropical fish aquar- ium. and his aviation interests . . . can often be seen riding around town on his Vespa motor scooter . . . will always remember the successful sports years at W.H.S. . . . undecided about an occupation, Don hopes to continue his schooling as long as possible. 55 JEAN ANNE PATRIQUIN 40 Juniper Avenue Jeannie, one of our active Seniors, can often be heard saying Good Grief! . . . Her activities include Choral, Madrigal Singers, Editorial Staff of the Oracle, Thespians, Recording Secretary of Inter Nos, and Sophomore Hop, Class Motto, and Prophecy Committees . . . She is also a member of her Church Choir, and Treasurer of the Baptist Youth Fellowship . . . Fine Arts with Mrs. MacLeod is her favorite class . , . The pep rallies, football games, and proms are memories Jean will never forget . . . She hopes to become a psychologist after college. MARTHA LOU PATTERSON 24 Myrtle Terrace To be the first woman student at West Point is Martha's suppressed desire . . . participated in Girls' Choir, Inter Nos, and Intramural Softball. Outside of school she enjoys fellow- ship of the Greenwood Union Church, reading, and music. Future plans include becoming a teacher or a therapist. 1 JC i A CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH PENDERGAST 61 Nahant Street Charlie can often be caught saying Are you serious? Activi- ties include Inter Nos, Girls' Choir. Lookout Staff, Future Teachers Association, and C.Y.O .... enjoys skating, reading. and collecting records . . . will always remember the Thanks- giving Day football game of '62 . . . ambition is to become an elementary school teacher. LUCINDA PERREAULT 41 Woodbriar Road Quiet Holly enjoys collecting stamps. photography. reading. and horseback riding . . . was a member of Inter Nos, the Bowling League, and the Ticket Committee for the Senior Play . . . treasures her camera and her portable radio . . . pet peeve is homework . . . will always remember Gym with Miss Nichols . . . hopes to enter some secretarial or photography field after graduation. BETSY ANN PECK 1 Eaton Street Quict Betsy will always remember the crowded lunchrooms. and friendly surroundings . . . activities include Inter Nos, Pep Club. Lookout staff, and Senior Play committee . . . hopes to become a secretary . . . advice to underclassmen-make the most of your Senior year-it will pay off! JOAN PECK lA Eaton Street Cute Joan's favorite possession is her driver's license. Her activities in school include Inter Nos Board, and Girls' Choir She was Secretary of B.Y.F .... favorite class is English IV with Miss Caswell. Joan's advice to underclassmen is to study your best and take advantage of extra-curricular activitiesf She plans to major in Home Economics in college. Q . 2 HARRY JOSEPH PETRUCCI 2 Bryant Street Studious Harr enjoys golf, football, baseball, basketball, ski- ing and traveling . . . favorite pastimes are coin collecting and reading . . . can often be heard saying Truly great as he watches the Patriots . . . Harry. who's pet peeve is tests and quizzes, will always remember U.S. History with Mr. Morse . . . to be a general in the Army Reserve is his suppressed desire, but immediate plans include college. WILLIAM EDWARD PHILBRICK 25 Lake Street LOUISE ELLEN PHILLIPS I2 Forrester Road Inter Nos. Leaders Club. Badminton. and softball rate on Dolly's list of school activities . . . she rates the famed '600' and the gym showers as Unbelievable . . . treasures her friends above all else . . . also participated on the Senior Play Program Committee . . . Louise, who has done a great deal of volunteer work at various nursing homes and hospitals, plans to go into the nursing field and then enter the Navy. BERNADETTE CAROL PLATEK 61 Forest Street Popular Frisbee will long be remembered for his terrific job as one.of the lead characters in our Senior Play . . . also was active in Camera Club, Thespians, C.Y.O. the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees besides his role in the play . . . treasures his car and enjoys working on it when he isn't listen- ing to his- folk records . . . suppressed desire is to hold a Thanksgiving football rally . . . future plans include college and then pursuing a law career. 66 As a new member of our class this year, Bernadette says she will always remember the friendly people at Wakeheld High. She is active as a member of Inter Nos, Young Republicans, National Conference of Christians and Jews and United Com- mittee Service. American Government with Mr. Connors rates tops as her favorite class. Bernadette advises underclassmen to have a goal in life and never forget it. She plans to become a nurse and a social worker. dt. U JEFFREY POOR 128 Oak Street Jeff hopes to go to Alaska someday . . . enjoys camping. hunting, and skiing . . . outside cf school he is a member of the Explorers and works on landscaping . . . favorite posses- sion-his 30-30 Winchester . . . Pet Peeve-homework . . . enjoys U.S. History with Mr. Morse . . . advice to underclass- men- Study hard. PAMELA ANNE PRESTON 40 Herbert Street Snooky's suppressed desire is to be first in the lunch line . . . favorite possessions are her '62 class ring and her father's convertible . . . activities include,Inter Nos, Lookoul, Girls' Choir, and she serves as Secretary of the Future Teachers of America . . . hopes to become an elementary school teacher . . . advice to underclassmen- work hard. but have fun too. - sd- ' ' , I ll- i , v PETER J. PUGLISI 86 Albion Street Pete will always remember the football games and rallies . . . he says that his favorite pastime is eatingg his pet peeve is long lunch lines that keep him from eating . . . to own a Corvette Sting-Ray is Pete's suppressed desire . . . he has been a member of St. Joseph's C.Y.O. and has worked summers at Pleasure Island . . . Chemistry with Mr. Jones is Pete's favorite class . . . His advice to underclassmen is Study hard. but have fun! FRANCES PULFO I4 Stark Avenue Friendly Fran is often heard saying. Forget it. When not in school. bowling. sewing. and C.Y.O. take up most of her time. Favorite possession is her license . . . would like to own a Corvette . . . will always remember Home Ec. with Mrs. Widness and the I'-162 Junior Prom . . . dislikes the short lunch periods. In the future Fran hopes to attend business school. 1.24 T' KENNETH JAMES PRICE 298 Salem Street People who smoke is Kenny's pet peeve . . . favorite possession will be the motorcycle he hopes to own someday . . . enjoys mechanical drawing with Mr. Sherman . . . Ken will always remember the football rallies and how he made the honor roll more than once in his Sophomore year. CHRISTINE ALICE PUDDISTER 21 Atwood Street I was just wondering can often be heard from Chris, whose suppressed desire is to burn her school books. She treasures her trumpet and hates getting up in the morning. She participates in Band, Dance Band, Science Club, Math Team. National Honor Society. the Oracle Editorial Staff, Senior Play Ticket Commit- tee and creative writing. Outside of school she is a member of her Church Fellowship and Choir . . . she has won many honors in science . . . her future plans include college. 3 I J I ROSEMARY QUINN I4 Bellevue Road Secretarial work is Rose's ambition . . . favorite pastimes in- clude reading. dancing. and swimming . . . belongs to the Badminton Club, Inter Nos, and Pep Club . . . also partici- pated on the Senior Play Committee . . . suppressed desire is to get her license and drive over the people who cut in the lunch line . . . advice to urfderclassmen. Study hard but have a good time. MARK D. RANDALL 2 Karl Road Mark is a member of the high school band and C.Y.O .... plans to attend Wentworth Institute and would like to travel across this U.S. after graduation . . . dislikes never getting the car . . . can be heard saying, Who's the tink? . . . has worked at Pleasure Island . . . advises underclassmen to study hard. JAMES THOMAS RICH l Franklin Street Varsity football and baseball keep Jimmy busy . . . he will always remember the school lunches and the football games . . . favorite class is American Government with Mr. Connors . . . future plans include college and R.O.T.C .... advice to underclassmen is to study hard and try to go to college. FRANK MICHAEL RICHARD 181 Nahant Street Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sherman rates tops with Frank . . . treasures the keys to the family car and hates homework . . . will always remember the Melrose games and the A's he got . . . hopes to become a draftsman. i 1 PHYLLIS ANN RING 27 Forest Street Petite Phyl likes swimming, dancing, and skiing . . . can be heard saying Oh, Brother . . . outside of school she partici- pates in C.Y.O .... activities include Oracle Business Stall. Senior Play Committee and Cast . . . will always remember the good times that she had with the kids . . . plans to become a nurse. ROBERT ARTHUR RING 17 Franklin Street Bob is often heard saying Is that right? . . . school activi- ties include Hockey and Baseball . . . suppressed desire is to gain a spot on the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team. U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard rates high with Bob who will always remember the crowded lunch periods and homework . . . fu- ture plans include college. in PAUL RICHARDS 12 West Water Street Paul. who is often heard saying, Are you for real? is active in the Oracle, Lookout, and J.V. Hockey . . . enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Jones . . . treasures his driver's license . . . advice to underclassmen-make the most of your chance for education plans include college. How about U. of Mass.. Paul? JOIE MEAD RINDONE 24 Myrtle Avenue Versatile Joie can, as a majorette, often be seen with her favorite possession, her baton necklace . . . an active member in many clubs Joie participates in Inter Nos-Senior Board, Leaders Club. and she also served on the Soph Hop and Junior Prom Committees . . . after graduation she would like to be a receptionist. , '15 S. JEANETTE LINDA RIPA I I Mt. Pleasant Avenue listening to records. reading, and cooking all rate high with Jeanette . . . she is active in Inter Nos. Future Teachers of America, Orin-lc Staff, and Senior Play Committee , . . sup- pressed desiregto ride a bicycle through the corridors at lunch time . , I future plans include college and a career in teaching. GEORGE STANLEY ROBBINS 91 Preston Street Besides hunting. riding his 63 cycle is George's favorite pastime and as you would expect, his pet peeve is big cars. George now works at the Colonial Country Club as a dish- washer and hopes to become a Game Warden or Government Hunter. As George zips away in June, he will most remember English with Mr. Ryan. s 13 GAIL ROBINSON I8 Greenwood Street Pretty Gail enjoys bowling and water skiing in her spare time . . . Inter Nos Club, Senior Play Ticket Committee. and work- ing at Mystic Novelty have also kept her busy . . . Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy is her favorite class . . . Gail hopes to work as a secretary after graduation and hopes someday to be rich. RICHARD VINCENT ROSCIO 38 Green Street Chorale. Lookout, Intramural Sports. and managing the Varsity Basketball Team are among Tigers school activities . . . is often heard saying Unbelievable as he recalls the pep rallies before W.H.S.-M.H.S. football games . . . outside of school he is a member of the Most Blessed Sacrament C.Y.O .... favorite possession is his license and he would someday like to own his own car . . . future plans include college and majoring in journalism. xl ' KEVIN DENNIS ROBBINS 20 Eaton Street Red who enjoys going to the Bruin's Hockey games played freshman baseball and J.V. Hockey and is a member of C.Y.O. , . . works at Wakefield Trust Company . . . will always re- member Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy and the great foot- ball games of 62. MAUREEN ROBERSON I9 Lincoln Street Moe was a member of the Leaders Club. Pep Club. Girls Field Hockey Team. Inter Nos. Intramural Basketball, and the Senior Play Ticket and Publicity Committee. Outside activities include C.Y.O. and part-time work at Wakcheld Auto School. Moe enjoys sewing. collecting knick-knacks and stamps . . . advises underclassmen to make the most of your senior year . . . plans to attend business school after graduation. pg 5 LAWRENCE ROSE 93 Greenwood Avenue Larry, who now works at the Colonial Club, enjoys driving and working on his car . . . favorite possession is the keys to his Chevy . . . dislikes women drivers. Football games and the school lunches are what Larry will remember most about W.H.S. Larry plans to go into the automobile business and hopes to become a millionaire. RICHARD DENNIS ROSE 59A Richardson Street LINDA MARIE RUFO 55 Wiley Street Petite Roof, as she is known, can often be heard saying Peter, may I please drive? . . . her favorite pastime is listen- ing to Johnny Mathis albums . . . treasures her friendship ring . . . her suppressed desire is to marry a millionaire . . . her activities include Inter Nos, mixed chorus, C.Y.O. and Vi-Beta Dette . . . pet peeve is conceited boys . , . will always remem- ber the great times she had with her friends at W.H.S .... plans to be a beautician in the future. Dick plans to see as much of the world as he can. Will remember English with Mr. Ryan and the things he didn't do . . . treasures his record player and his art sketches . . . Best of luck. Dick. - . . . J CAROLE ANN RUSSO 105 Green Street Friendly Carole has always wanted to make a winning touch- down . , . red tramc lights are her pet peeve . . . she treasures her scrapbook. Carole is a member of Future Teachers, Inter Nos and the Senior Play Make-up Committee and outside of school she teaches Sunday School . . . will always remember the school corridors before the late bell . . . future plans include teaching. Q 1 , , JAMES RUSSO 63 Aborn Avenue Fun-loving Jimmy enjoys sailing and driving around in his car . . . rates his car as his favorite possession . . . pet peeve is girls that smoke . . . will always remember English with Miss Abbott . . . advises underclassmen to keep their shirt tails in! MARTHA RYAN 25 Murtle Avenue Popular and vibrant Marti treasures her happiness . . . was a Cheerleader, a member of Inter Nos, Lookout Stall. Oracle Editorial Staif, Wakefield Youth Club, and the Congregational Youth Fellowship . . . she also seryed on the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees . . . is peeved by unfriendly people . . . can often be heard saying What! . . . hopes to attend a Junior College and then work with people. RENEE BERNADETTE RYAN I5 Nahant Street Renee, who likes to visit her friends. treasures her pearl ring and her '54 Ford . . . can never wait until 2 o'clock . . . has worked at Adventure, Chanticlers Inn, and Leo's Restaurant fi 0? advice to underclassmen do what teachers tell you and don't speak back. You're better off that way. WILLIAM LANE SAMMON 23 Muriel Avenue Bill. whose favorite pastiir-es are playing tennis and driving, also enjoys making money at Grants, but rates working on Friday nights as his pet peeve . . . suppressed desire is to drive a tank . . . is an active C.Y.O. member . . . hopes to become an attorney , . . advises underclassmen to make the most of your education but have a good time and don't believe every- MARTHA-JEAN SAMPSON l8 Robert Street Emm's favorite possession is her charm bracelet . . . school activities include lnter Nos and Girls Choir . . . outside of school she belongs to her church Youth Fellowship . . . will always remember football games, rallies. and dances . . . Eng- lish with Miss Caswell rates highly with Emm . . . future plans include college. SHERRY KIM SAYCE 19 Robert Street Her majorette uniform and her skiis rank high with this soft spoken Senior . . . enjoys skiing and sailing and would someday like to visit Hawaii and Switzerland . . . active in Inter Nos, Majorettes, Junior Prom Committee, P.T.S.A. and is a member of her church fellowship . . . Sherry will always remember the spirit of the class of '64 . . . advises Enjoy life. A? vie thing that the seniors tell you. ALLEN W. SCARPELLO 10 Marla Lane To own a sporting good store is held in the future for 'Scarpa,' who has participated three years on our Cross Country Team . . . Consumer Math with Mr. Callgy rates on top . . .favorite pastimes are trapping and hunting , . . suppressed desire is to get rich fast . . . Will always remember rallies, football games. and track meets . . . offers Make the most of your high school years. They go so quickly. PETER SCHRAMM 5 Pineridge Road Pete enjoys hunting, fishing. and bowling . . . was a member of the Varsity Football Team . . . is peeve by girls that smokc in public . . . suppressed desire is to be rich but Pete hasn't worked a day in his life . . . will always remember Gym with Coach Tighe . . . hopes to join the Armed Forces. EDWARD SEABURY 5 Quannapowitt Avenue Easy-going Seab, who treasures his suitcase, says his suppressed desire is to travel . . . was a member of the Varsity Football and Baseball teams . . . participated in C.Y.O. also . . . is peevcd when he finds gum under a table . . . will always remember Art with Miss Rainge . . . can often be heard saying What's up? . . . future plans include a career in the service. ROBERT SHEDD JR. 32 Walton Street I 12' Bob. who enjoys girls. hunting and cars treasures his car as his favorite possession . . . suppressed desire is to travel and to see the fifty states . . . can often be heard saying Look, will ya . . . will always remember the crazy things that occurred in the lunch room . . . is peeved by people who call him by his nickname . . . hopes to graduate and then take up a trade in night school. STEVEN MARK SHULMAN 8 Eastern Avenue Steve has been active in school with the German Club, Cho- rale. Orucle, Class Prophecy Committee. and National Honor Society. He was president of our Sophomore and Junior classes. Steve enjoyed German lll with Mr. Rosvall . . . advises under- classmen to Set a goal early and work hard to reach it. Steve plans to goto college in preparation for a medical career. DONNA GAIL SIDELINGER 10 Eunice Circle BRADFORD ALAN SIMPSON 227 Pleasant Street It was great says Brad to his Senior year and its activities including the pep rallies, the hockey games, and the overall '64 class spirit . . . participated in Student Council, Football, Base- ball and was a member of the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees . . . pet peeve is the Language Lab. . . . worked at Pleasure Island in the summer . . . Brad. who will never forget American History with Mr. Morse, hopes to attend college and major in History. Studious Donna was a member of Inter Nos, the Varsity Basketball Team, the Oracle Art Staff, the National Honor Society and Intramural Badminton and Volleyball. Outside of school she enjoys reading, art, horseback riding, and singing in her Church Choir. Donna treasures her mind and the will to use it. She remembers most her transfer here in her Junior year and how large W.H.S. seemed. Future plans include college and a job which would allow her to travel in Europe. - ' ' :vt 'Q l- STEWART PRICE SLOANE 26 White Circle Fun-loving Stewart will always remember the day that the Senior boys went to the University of Mass .... will never forget his Algebra class with Mr. Callagy . . . can often be heard saying Is that so? . . . participated in Cross Country and the Senior Play Committee and Cast . . . is also active in Pilgrim Fellowship and the Y.M.C.A. . . . future plans include college. DOUGLAS SMITH 65 Greenwood Avenue Doug, who says, What the heck! to Math and Science, was an active member of the Lookout Staff, Demolay, and a number of the Senior Play Committees . . . favorite pastimes are dancing, driving. and traveling . . . has worked as a gardener and as a gas station attendant , . . Doug, who enjoyed U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard, hopes to attend college and major in History. SHEILA MAY SMITH 5 Morrison Avenue Talkative Sheila can often be heard asking Are you fiappin' me? . . . will always remember Melrose Football games, the pep rallies. and Chemistry with Mr. Jones, was a member of Inter Nos. Sophomore Hop Decorations, Art Staff of the Oracle, National Honor Society and Senior Play Committee . . . Sheila plans to attend college and someday teach English. W1 3 WILLIAM RICHARD SMITH 22 Hanson Street Billy Ray will always be remembered for his football record at W.H.S. in '63 and '64 . . . participated in Varsity Football, Indoor Track. and Outdoor Track . . . active member of the C.Y.O. and the C.Y.O. basketball team . . . enjoys music and treasures his portable stereo hi-ti . . . future plans include college and a medical career. ,-Q lk ai RICHARD ANTHONY STACIO 84 Greenwood Street GAIL SPADAFORA I5 Meadowview Road Gail. Queen of our Junior Prom, will never forget the football and hockey games . . . Treasures her gold charm bracelet . . . when not working at the Pancake House. Gail can be found at meetings of Student Council and Pep Club of which she is President . . . Future plans include junior college. I A . Easy-going Richie will always remember the great kids at Wakefield High . . . participated in Football and the Senior Play Program and Publicity Committee and was also an active member of his C.Y.O. . . . suppressed desire is to rearrange the tables in the Cafeteria . . . Richie who lists girls as his favorite pastime is peeved by girls that giggle . . . hopes to become an engineer. CAROLINE LEE STANSFIELD Preston Street Apartments Caroline, who would like to attend secretarial school, enjoys swimming. skiing. tennis. and driving her red 57 Ford conver- tible. English IV with Miss Abbott and Shorthand I with Miss McDonald rank high . . . advises underclassmen to study hard and save all the fun for the last year. VIRGINIA MARY STEADMAN 37 Woodland Road Ginny, who enjoys swimming, basketball, dancing and tennis, was a member of Inter Nos and Pep Club . . . favorite posses- sion is hcr car and her favorite class is English with Miss MacKenzie . . . can often be heard saying See how you are! . . . will always remember the confused lunches at W.H.S. We wish her luck in the future as a dental hygienist. JANE STOUTERMIRE 32 Avon Street MARTHA JEAN SULLIVAN 37 Richardson Avenue Marty, as Martha is better known. was V.P. of Inter Nos. a member of P.T.S.A., Future Teachers of America. the Oracle, the Lookout, and served on the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees. Outside of school, she was also an active member of Saint Joseph's C.Y.O. and enjoys sewing and read- ing . . . future plans include college and teaching at the ele- mentary level. Jane. a member of Leader's Club, Pep Club, Rainbow, Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary. enjoyed Gym with Miss Nichols. Her favorite possessions are her license and the keys to the car . . . future plans include attending Perry Normal School and be- coming a teacher. SHEILA MAE SULLIVAN 15 Lassell Street Peanut, will always remember the friendliness of the WHS student body . . . is a member of C.Y.O. and worked on the Senior Play Committee . . . hopes to own a white Thunderbird, but now treasures her many stuffed animals . . . enjoys Book- keeping with Mrs. Cronin . . . Sheila's future plans include Business School. 'K I Y -4 3 t . FRANCIS JOHN SZYMANSKI 57 Farm Street Franny dislikes girls who smoke . . . Math class with Mr. Callagy rates high . . . favorite possessions are his job at Hazelwood Cottage and his driver's license . . . outside of school he is a member of C.Y.O. . . . after graduation he wants to continue his education. ELAINE MARIE TAYLOR 54 Kendrick Road I-Iuh? cute Lainey often exclaims in her pleasant manner . . . hates conceited people. Among her memories of W.H.S. are pep rallies, football and hockey games . . . treasures her souvenirs and would love to learn.to drive a motorcycle. A member of the Vi-Beta-Dettes, she also participates in C.Y.O., Class Prophecy Committee and Soph Hop Committee. JOHN THEODORE 2 Orchard Circle His hockey equipment is Boom Boom's favorite possession . . . was a member of the Golf Team, the Hockey Team, and C.Y.O .... suppressed desire is to merit on the Honor Roll . , . can often be heard uttering You don't understand . . . impressed by the fine spirit the student body shows toward any W.H.S. sports contest . . . hopes to enter the service after graduation. RONALD FDWARD THOMPSON I6 Thistledale Road NEAL THOMAS I4 Eunice Circle To get a good job and stay single is what Neal hopes to do. Physics with Mr. Woodman ranks high on Neal's list . . . enjoys boating and hunting . . . will always remember the friends and teachers he has met at W.H.S .... hopes to be an engineer. 1 4 To become a commercial artist is Ronald's ambition . . . he likes basketball and hockey and is President of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. During the last two summers he worked at Pleasure Island. Ron. whose suppressed desire is to become a millionaire. dislikes teased hairdos. His favorite class is ad- vanced biology with Mr. Sheehan . . . 'Iivvirp Week will be among Ronnic's fondest memories. l GQ ALBERT 1. TURCO 5 Becbe Lane Often called Al. this active senior is a member of the Math Team, Class Prophecy Committee. J.V. Tennis Team. C'o-lfdi- tor of the Oracle, Treasurer of the National Honor Society. Sports Fditor of the Looltoul, and an active C.Y.O. member . . . hopes to merit two 'Xlllls' in the college boards . . . will always remember Fresh. and Soph. Fnglish with Mr. Ryan . . . hopes to specialize in the mathematics field after college. GAIL TURNER Sl Converse Street Thespians. Intramural Badminton. and Inter Nos are among Ciail's activities . . . outside of school she is a member of St. Joscph's C.Y.O. U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard rates high with Gail as does her Mexican hat! If she ever saw someone go over Niagara Falls in a barrel she'd be sure to say check that. Future plans include political journalism. 2 ' 66 9 NANCY LOIS TURNER 37 Strathmore Road Nance, one of our Cheerleaders. will never forget cheering at the football games and rallies. Inter Nos, Science Club. F.T.A.. Senior play. Debate team. Soph Hop Committee, and the edito- rial staff of the Oracle are included in her school activities. Favorite possession is her hockey player. In the future Nancy hopes to teach English on the high school or college level. PAMELA TYLER 83 Green Street Pam's favorite possessions are her friends and her Rainbow memories . . . enjoys sewing . . . will always remember Book- keeping with Mrs. Cronin and the wonderful friends she has made . . . P.T.S.A., Thespians, Inter Nos and Sports are among her activities . . . can be heard saying Ya know . . . advises underclassmen to get good marks and be active in school affairs . . . plans to become an accountant after high school. WALTER JOSEPH ULWICK 383 Water Street Wally can often be heard saying tack it up . . . girls who wear their hair teased a foot high are his pet peeve suppressed desire is to own a big business . . . enjoys reading in Q his spare time . . . will never forget Mr. Sardella and his pad . , s F- ' so A of paper . . . plans to become an electrician or a draftsman. A XL- ANTHONY VENDITTI 41 Woodcrest Drive Tony's favorite possession is his '55 Ford . . . works afternoons at Santoro's . . . will always remember the spirit of '64 at the football games . . . enjoys Problems of Democracy with Mr. Racca . . . hopes to become a successful draftsman . . . advice to underclassmen- Stay out of trouble. 1 WILLIAM KARL VERRIOR 154 New Salem Street Big Moose is well known for 'holding that line' in football and his participation in the Ineligible Club', . . . prizes his football helmet and will never forget the football games and Mr. Sardella . . . has worked as a casket maker , . . in spare time Bill enjoys tinkering with his car . . . hopes to play professional football. LILY ANNE UNSWORTH 68 Redheld Road Lil enjoys participating in Inter Nos. Senior Play Properties Committee and her E.Y.C. church group . . . reading, water sports. and bowling take up much of her spare time . . . suppressed desire is to travel and can often be heard saying What a riot! , . . regards English IV with Miss Abbott as her favorite class , . . in the future she hopes to attend nursing school. GEORGE VANDERHEIDEN 12 Nelson Avenue Ambitious George can often be seen riding around town in his Austin Healey . . . participated in National Honor Society the Bowling League. and the Oracle Editorial Staff . . . enjoys working on his-car but would someday like to own a Jaguar XKE . . . a hnalist inthe Science Fair George will always remember Physics with Mr. Woodman . . . hopes to attend Amherst and major in psychology. KATHLEEN MARGUERITE VONRHEE 38 Chapman Road Kathy's favorite expression is Its been real. She treasures her Freddie Bear . . . Class Secretary in Soph year, Student Coun- cil, Soph Hop and Junior Prom Committees are among her school activities . . . Outside of school she belongs to the C.Y.O .... Suppressed desire is to turn down all the seats in the Aud . . . Future plans include secretarial work and marri- age . . . During her Senior year she worked in the Athletic Ofhce. JEANNE LOUISE WADE 4 Essex Street Thoughtful Jeanne has participated in Girls' Choir and has held various offices in her church groups . . . treasures her collec- tion of stuffed animals and her memories of W.H.S. . . . enjoys playing the piano, drawing, and reading . . . hopes to attend Eastern Nazarene College and major in elementary school teaching. im. I 1 JAMES ANTHONY WALLACE 4 Turnbull Avenue Jim is a sports enthusiast who has won many honors playing g-:lr tennis . . . Prizes his tennis racket and license . . . activities include Varsity Tennis. Class Motto Committee, National Honor Society and C.Y.O. , . . enjoys physics with Mr. Wood- man . . . Will always remember the Wakefield High proms and advises underclassmen to make the most of high school. ROBERT WILLIAM WALSH 4 Cristoforo Street ROBERT EMME'l'l' WALSH 7 Hawthorne Street Music minded Walshy plays both the piano and the clarinet and is a member of both the Marching and Concert Bands . . . will never forget the Band's trip to Atlantic City . . . enjoys surf fishing. camping. and water skiing . . . future plans include the Navy and an accounting career. Bob, a great tennis player, is active in thc Camera Club. Oracle staff, Lookout staff, Class Motto Committee. and basketball . . . is often heard saying, you better believe it. . . . works summers as a lifeguard at the Bathhouse . . . hopes to attend college and study biology. WILLIAM JOHN WALSH 203 Salem Street Accounting is included in Bill's future plans . . . rates Physics with Mr. Woodman as his favorite class . . . school activities are Cross Country Track and Intramural basketball . . . favor- ite possession is his license . . . will always remember the Band's trip to Atlantic City . . . Study hard. but don't forget to be active in the other activities connected with school is Bill's advice to underclassmen. EDWIN WATERS 22 White Circle Sociable Stoney dislikes people who don't take him seriously and enjoysmusic and easy living . . . participated in Lookour, Oracle Editorial Staff, band, and dance band, served on the Soph Hop and Junior prom committee . . . can often be heard saying Smock! Smock! and he will always remember his trip to Atlantic City with the Band. Stoney's future plans include college and some kind of graduate study. RICHARD WEBBER I High Street Dick, who hopes to merit all A's someday, can often be heard mumbling What can I say? . . . has been a member of the Basketball team, the Baseball team, the Bowling League, and the Senior Play Stage Crew . . . Dick received the 'Most Valuable Player' award for Intramural Basketball . . . treasures his baseball glove and hopes to someday play baseball in the major leagues. 5 Fa ROBERT JOSEPH WALTZER 8 Chapman Road Friendly Bob will always be remembered for his willingness to help at any time . . . enjoys swimming and playing football and baseball . . . has been active on the Senior Play Committees and was President of St. Florence's C.Y.O. in his Senior year . . . Bob, who is working his way to becoming a millionaire, has worked at Pleasure Island and Brighams . . . Bentley Business School is held in the future for Bob. PAMELA ANN WARD 17 Preston Street Music rates high with Pam, whose favorite possession is her Chorale blazer . . . will always remember her fun during three years with the Chorale . . . keeps busy with Inter Nos. Oracle Editorial Staff, Senior Play, C.Y.O. and served as President of Thespians . . . suppressed desire is to own a motor scooter hopes to become a nurse. SUSAN CAROLYN WEYLAND 462 Lowell Street Vivacious Sue, often heard saying you know, is active in Inter Nos, Gym Club, and Leaders Club. She has served on the Soph Hop, Junior Prom, and Senior Play committees. She enjoys Bookkeeping I with Mrs. Cronin. In her spare time she writes letters and sews. She will never forget the 62-63 school year and her Inter Nos initiation. After graduating from W.H.S. Sue wants to become a secretary. JUDITH WHIPLING 258 Main Street Jud will always remember the football games, and the pep rallies . . . an active senior, she was a member of Inter Nos, Pep Club, Thespians, Oracle Art Staff, Class Will Committee -and Senior Play Property Committee . . . Judi's favorite pas- time is skiing and she could often be heard commenting Fun- niest thing as she walked through the corridors . . . future plans include college. 17' JAY RUSSELL WHITE 75 Prospect Street Fun-loving Jay's -activities include football for 4 years and other sports and working as a busboy at the Lord Wakeneld Hotel . . . pastimes are football, skiing and drawing . . . Jay's sup- pressed. desire is to learn how to Hy a plane . . , favorite possession is 'his skis . . . Jay hopes in the future to enter Business Administration. JOHN JOSEPH WHITE JR. 37 Forest Street RONALD WILLIAM WHITE 40 Nahant Street Working at Carroll's helps Ronnie earn money. He hates report cards and hopes to remember Graduation Day . . . will re- member his Bookkeeping class with Ma Cronin. Ronnie is active in Dcmolay and the Congregational Church. Sportsminded John can often be seen in cross-country basket- ball, and spring track events . . . he also enjoys reading and skin diving . . . English IV with Miss Mackenzie ranks high with John . .. . His suppressed desire is to ask a girl to dance . . ..John will never forget the day he started W.H.S. after moving here from Portsmouth, N. H. in his Sophomore year. J , SHEILA MARIE WHITNEY 'ffl 391 Vernon Street Artistic Sheila, who hopes to go to art school and become an art teacher, enjoys art work. dancing, and music . . . was a hard worker on the Senior Play scenery and is an active member of thc C.Y.O. . . . Sheila has won many prizes for her art work and attends art classes at Massachusetts College of Art . . . will always remember Twirp Week of '63 . . . hopes someday to visit Europe. -. '3 i I CAROL MAY WHITTEMORE 29 Walton Street Quiet Carol treasures her I-D bracelet . . . she likes to cook, sew. and listen to records in her sparc time . . . hopes to travel to California and Hawaii . . . snobbish people are her pet peeve . . . she is a member of Inter Nos, Pep Club, Class Will Committee, and outside of school she is Treasurer of the M.Y.F. Carol plans to become a legal secretary aftergradua- tion. ROWLAND WHYITET 16 Brook Street Thoughtful Rolly holds his learning capacity as his favorite possession . . . participated in Varsity Football, and the Senior Play Program Committee . . . enjoys oil painting, sailing, sports. and thinking . . . can often be heard saying Well done when the need arises . . . impressed by the huge number of activities offered at W.H.S. . . . in the future Rowland hopes to be rich, wise, and become an architect. LINDA WILKINS 47 Pleasant Street i Linda enjoys dancing and listening to the records that she has collected . . . can see herself riding around town on the motor scooter that she wishes she had . . . has worked at Mystic Rug .Sc Novelty . . . pet peeve is people who are conceited and think that they are better than anyone else . . . hopes to enter into some kind of ofhce work. DAVID HOWE WOOD 10 Jordan Avenue Dave, better known as Woody, can often be seen around the A. V. room. Woody's suppressed desire is to see the day that all teachers are absent! . . . has played on the golf team and in the band, and served on the Junior Prom Committee. Woody tells underclassmen that your studies come Iirst but don't forget to have fun. After graduation he plans to attend college and major in architecture. E JOHN ZACCONE ll Morningside Road Zeke who often can be heard saying Shot down dislikes noisy study halls . . . enjoys Fine Arts with Miss Rainge . . . Belongs to C.Y.O. and Senior Play Committee . . . will never forget the delicious lunches at W.H.S, . . . good luck when you become a state trooper, John. WILLIAM ZAPPALA 25 Park Avenue Billy, who enjoys driving around in his car, has participated on the Senior Play Publicity Committee . . . impressed by the crowded corridors at W.H.S. . . . will always remember Chem- istry with Mr. Jones . . . peeved by the small underclassmen . . . prizes his license and car keys and would like to drive through Wakefield Square at 150 mph . . . his work at Ships Haven will be sure to aid him in his future plans to go into the restaurant business. . . today we follow . . . . . . tomorrow I we lead . . We Shall Always Remember . . . l Barbara Jeanne Gile-a whimsical girl-one of us, yet a personality individual in herself. Beguile loved school, as an accomplished saxophonist, band and dance band were her favorite activities. She enjoyed sports and her droll sense of humor sparked many a gathering. Her church was most important in her life and her reverence well-known to her many friends. ln her memory, the Music Department and her family have established the Barbara Gile Memorial Music Scholarship to be awarded each year to one of the graduating class for their outstanding scholastic and musical achievement. The following is an example of Barbara's excellent creative writing ability and should be an inspiration to us all lj TUNE UP TIME l want a world like a great orchestra, with one great conductor, God-each person a player, playing the part best suited for him. l want to hear harmonic tones, never a sharp or flat one. l want each member to have equal opportunities, regardless of race, religion, color, or creed. There should be a strong unity between all sections, each one willing to help another in any way possible. lf each player takes the responsibility of staying in tune and correcting his own errors or mistakes, harmony will be everlasting. The orchestra now playing is out of tune. Each section is trying to play louder than the others. Large sections are drowning out smaller ones. Prejudiced white players are pushing Negroes down to play fourth tuba. The players are forgetting their personal responsibilities of keeping in tune and correcting their own errors. Harmonic tones barely creep through, the great world orchestra lacks unity. The conductor is frustrated. Many players forget He is there. Many never knew He was. l know what kind of a world l want, and now it is up to me to do everything possible to get this world. My first and most important job is to take personal responsibility to solve my own problems before l can hope to understand those of my neighbor. Barbara Jeanne Gile, February 9, 1961 72 7 1 'Ii 5... fx We-I .3 A . 0 iz' U fs 1. '. os, 0 L ACTIVITIES ...NNN XX 55- li-'xii' 54, F' 0 .43 D . I f ' 1 Q t :. l, 'Yr HN' .1 in .4 . . -'. , ' Q . s'f':f ' . -'1 1' .lar A 1 1 'lvlos U, e'l '11 . .f, , I' ' 0 . . 1 NN lt' ' 6 I ' 2 l sum SM 1 .A Ii ol' I If ul -oth: l I A ' in . Y X I l :Jus 1 1 . :att N ' 1 1 . , .. I , , r ' I A I 1' I . .Qi N tu ' 'lf'-nl - xg e- .1 ... ,J K 0 -.':.1'F. 'fx A W I I, . 2f-rf - .hy ' . 9.9-1 '. -.e, if ff 'r'gLx., .' . 13, r. '- , .-1.1 I A . E.. , ,,.. -'n.- ,T fi, , V. V. L J, Q 5 y ' ' 'Txs u Y f y 1 r .?,., I lu' n I ' .n' .1 H, C '4 Q ,?x'lr, r 'r 3 S 3? S l S K v 3 2 'S' 3 l With their sponsor, Mr. Leonard Kel- ley, the staff and editors dedicated many hours to the completion of this book. Clacking of keys, directions from the edi- tors, and agreements from the staff finally resulted in the 1964 Oracle lj LN! 17 BFI! First Row: B. Colantuonio, A. Dempsey, A. Turco, B. Burton. Second Row: Mr. Kelley, D, Marshall, M. Carchia, R. O'Brien, J. Anderton. J. Calore. Editors .I Q Q ' .. uv -'F ,Qui -all Firm! Rtnrg l.. Morgan, J. Anderton, Editor: S. Smith. S'z'c'm1cf Roni' H. Gzlilis. B. Dolibef. J. 1 5 3 J Art Staff 1 . A YJQ! 1: r A- ,.-!.... - Whipling. ITL . sd F411 Firsf Row: A. Turco. Co-editorg A. Dempsey. Co-editor: N. Turner. J. Patriquin. P. Ward. Second Row: B. Burton. Feature editor: G. DeFelice. J. Ripa, T. Dennis, R. Monson. Third Row: J. Fitzgerald, R. Butler. M. Sullivan. C. Lawrence, J. Muse, T. Pietrafitta. Fourth Row: R. Walsh, R. O'Brien, Class editorg R. Chapman, J. Ireland. R. DeCristoforo. N 43 ' V 5 K It ' .r I ' sr 1 G I . 5 . 3 2 i 'V is B X 5 ? STAFF First Row: B. MacLeod, M. Daly, S. Baer, M. Mandato. Svc-and Row: E. Falangas, C. Carley. S. Weyland, C. Alexander. N. DeCzxmillis. D. Maltogno. Third Raw: M. Cheever. P. McDon- ald, M. McCormack, J. Flynn, E. Melusky. Fourth Row: .I. Carboneuu, S. Boynton. P. Curran. M. Carchia, Co-editor, P. Richards, B. Colantuonio. Co-editor. l ' ii' tn' .f 2 ,. Typists 1 , , . . 8,1 M .1 D lm, .W su-.wx . ' 1 1-1 . First Raw: P. Preston, L. Bugden, J. Camusi. Sec-and Row: S. 75 Diamond. R, Butler. ff-J F1rstRoii Mr Ry in P Miers. J. Douglass. L. Breton. J. Calore. K. Douglass. G, Mueller. T. Morrison Sttond Ron P Preston. J. Poole. J. Greenough, V. Emerson. C. Fitzgerald, N. Wilsh N Beyer N Jefferson. K. Ward. S. Caroselli. L. Dodd. F. Spenser. C. White. B. Colem in S Bier M Cheever. Third Row: J. Mangan, C. O'Malley. M. Maquire. J. Costan- tino R Hillson D Jennings D. Smith. F. Calore. B. Burton. A. Dempsey. S. Doucette. ATH TEA l Featuring the Partyline, editorials, Senior Celebrities, and news, the Look- out, our school newspaper, is issued each month. This publication benefits not only the student journalists and photogra- phers. but also the school in general. Through the Lookout we get a student's view of student activities Q First Ron M VonHolten S Farrington. J. Duncanson. M. Santoro. A. Turco. P. McDonald. Second Ron S Dennis R Noel. K. Wilson. J. Sacco. S. Doucette. Third Row: D. Iram. M. Stahle T Knight J Ireland G Haladay. l Sponsored by Miss Janet Height, our Math Team has had a most successful year, losing no meets. The Students practiced diligently all year, and took their turn as the host team to the other schools competing. The mathematical skills encouraged by this club benefit both the students and the school Q l Sponsored by Miss Bernice Caswell, the National Honor AT A L Society this year consists of thirty-four members. The Society's first activity of the year H0 was its candlelight induction ceremony which inspired many students to strive for the code of the National Honor Society: character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Both by thc individual school and civic activities of the members and by the tutoring services of the group, the Honor Society serves the school and the community lj S n Q Q ii - fix First Row: D. Comeford, E. Gallop, J. Calore. J. Duncanson. J. Fitzgerald. A. Dempsey. N. Desmond, S. Baer, Miss Caswell. Second Row: S. Farrington, A. Turco, J. Garnett, S. Shulman. G. Vanderheiden, P. O'Keefe, P. Burnett, A. Pietraffitta. Third Raw: J. Wallace, W. Dibble, G. Haladay, C. Lawrence, C. Pendergast, J. Anderton, D. Eaton, S. Smith. Fourth Row: D. Marshall, R. Chapman, M. Carchia. T. Laughlin, D. Sidelinger. R. O'Brien, J. Ireland. 77 l . main CHE ISTRY CLUB I Among the confusion of test tubes, Carbon Disulfate, bunsen burners, and Bromine gas, the Chemistry Club gg J,,.,.,.A 11-f 'f members gained scientific knowledge E ' -3 and experience. With their sponsor, Mr. Jones they furthered their enjoyment of science Q gi' I-'mr Row: M. Butler. K. Smith. J. Ireland. M. VonHolten, L. Dodd. S. Caroselli. Second Row: D. lram. T. Knight. R, Kennerly. R. Noel. L. Dow. W. Jackson. R. Abrams. M. Stahle. M. Dennis. Mr. Jones. Third Roux' J. Williams, 1. Sexton, M. O'Dorney. T. DcVrics. li. D'Ambrosio. J. Sacco. i i 1 1 I l e l l Fl-I'SI Row: B. Williams. J. Williams. E. D'Ambrosio. Mr. Jones. Second Row: W. Jackson. B. Falabella, J. Sacco. Third Row: F. DeVries, M. O'Dorney, M. Stahle. 78 ROCKET CLUB l Meeting regularly with Mr. Graham Jones, these boys experimented with rockets and rocket propulsion. They enjoyed the club, and also gained useful information E1 .4- AB I-'irsl Row: Mr. Woodman, R. Chesley. M. Stahle, H. Chekos. H. Kaiser. Second Row: W. Nasella. M. O'Dorney. W. Philbrick, G. DesMarteau, W. Valentine, D. lram, J. Sacco. TAMP CLUB l Under the direction of Miss Harriet Dunning, the Stamp Club, active although small, has had several interesting speakers this year lj 'T' 1 RADIO CLUB l The main efforts of the Radio Club this year were di- rected toward the establish- ment of an amateur radio station. Mr. Charles Woodman, the faculty sponsor, helped the boys attain this well-deserved privilege lj e 4 pr. 1 3 G- 1 ,-' i i A 1 h - -v XP J. Gargarno, Miss Dunning, E. Brittner. 4 l Q - G SC First Row: P. Richards, D. Orr, J. Landers, J. Sacco, M. O'Dorney. Second Row: R. Roscio, A. Hodgden, R. Walsh, J. Breen, W. Philbrick, Mr. Jones. Third Row: J. Newcomer, C. Gerrior, B. Wallace. 79 1 CAMERA CLUB l The spirited and devoted members of the Camera Club this year have had much enjoyment working with their sponsor, Mr. Graham Jones. Along with taking pictures, they also learned to develop their own film lj L... STUDE. T l The members of the popular Student Council spent an active year. Working hard on posters and decorations, they sponsored canteens, the Winter Carnival, the Twirp Twirl the candy sale, and scholarship funds. Their faculty advisor, Mr. Joseph Connors, helped the students run the colorful class elections in the spring. The officers of the 1963-1964 Student Council were Thomas Butler, Presi- dent, Karen Leonardson, Vice-President, Gail Dingle, Secretary, Frances Conti, Treasurer, and Fred Chisholm, Sergeant-at-Arms lj l 9 'cg 36 gs '-' f s V' ur. 9' F' t'b . g,- F . couNc1L feeds! v --, Fira! Row: D. Sullivan. G. Spadziforu. G. Callahan. B. Coleman. L. Ciavacco. Sm'mul Ron N Green. G. Dingle. K. Hogg. F. Conti. L. Davidson. J. Deveau. M. Butler. Third Ron C Albanese. W. Shevlin. P. O'Keefe. T. Pietrahtta. K. Beardsley. M. Martello. K. Von Rhee 4 Fourfli Row: K. Leonurdson. D. Ahdinoor, B. Simpson. R. Stuetzer. H. Kaiser. P. Floman F , Chisholm, N. Anderson. F Q O- 1 s .-X S Fil .. X, TW FUTURE TEACHERS SSUCIATIO I The Future Teachers Associa- tion is a national organization with an accredited branch in Wakefield High School. The purpose of this club is to bring together all students who are interested in becoming teachers so that they may discuss and learn more about their chosen profession. The advisors, Miss Clifford and Mr. Blanchard, help to guide members to a full I-'ir.xl Row: P. MacDonald, G. DeFelice, J. Roach, N. Jefferson, L. McCarthy Mr, Blanchard. Samui Row: P. D'Ambrosio. S. Farrington, N. Turner, A O'Neal, C. Fitzgerald, L. Kevorkian. Freeman. Third Row: C. Fregosi, C Curley. C. Pendergast. M. Sullivan, P. Bogart. J. Flynn, E. Falangas, H. Hewes Fourth Row: P. Preston, D. Hugo, J. Ripa, P. Gambone, P. Degusto, T. Haire B. Colantuonio, G. Haladuy, L. Breton, W. Philbrick. ,P understanding of themselves and their desire to teach lj Sn pf' P RE T TEACHER STUDE T A ASSOCIATIO l To promote a closer union among parents, teachers, and students is the job of the P.T.S.A. Board. It sponsors the annual Back-to-School Night and a yearly record hop. It also supplies pins for the Front Row: S. Baer, M. Sullivan, P. Tyler, J. Muse. Back Row: B. Calt, L. NaIi0na1H0nOf Society and Breton, L. Kevorkian, K. Ward. numerous scholarships at graduation Q - 81 I TER l sr. anus-A 'i 1 wa.-5 , 1 1.95 . fix! ww Fir-.xr Row: A. Dempsey. M. Sullivan, Dr. Upham, B. Burton, J. Calore, J. Patriquin. .Sfcwid Row: S. Russell. K. Leonardson, J. Peck. .l. Muse, R. Thorp, G. Mueller. J. Rindone. K. Douglas. l Sponsored by Doctor Elizabeth V. Upham, v1 Inter Nos which means between us is a club for junior and senior girls. Their activities include a wild initiation day, monthly meetings 9 V with varied speakers, two dances, the Father- Daughter Christmas Supper, the Mothers' Tea in June, and, this year, a fashion show lj President-Barbara Burton Vice President-Martha Sullivan Recording Sec.-Jean Patriquin Corresponding Sec.-Joanne Calore Treasurer-Alice Dempsey HOOTENANNY HIDEAWA A 5 , Kg- li El'-.l lL llli - 1 it ii A il. First Row: J. Poole, J. Chekos. P. Myers. P. Berman. J Costantino. R. DeChristaforo. S. Caroselli. Miss Hogan. P. Ward, C. Sturtevant, R. Cole, R. Fogg. N. Leggett. R Andrews, J. Mangan. Second Row: A. O'Neal, N. Ander son. K. Ward. L. McCullough. A. Cole. N. Kaye. R Chapman. L. Dodd. M. VonHolten, N. Magown. J Greenough. J. Peck. J. Patriquin. J. Thomas. J. Borstelle. J. DiStaso. Third Row: H. Hewes, N. Collins. M. Good enow, S. Clapp. B. Coleman. V. Emerson. J. Ward. P. Powers. W. Philbrick. K. Beardsley. R. Roscio. C. Ama- zeen. E. Chitty, C. Anderson. P. DeGreettola. Fourllz Raw: J. Baldwin. D. Veale. P. Santoro. G. DesMarteau. R. Gambone. C. Blue, A. Fredinnick. F. Laroe. R Fratto. B. Simpson. T. Stuetzer. J. Landers. D. Orr, B Litchfield. N. Meyer. P. Tyler. J. Ciampa. S. Youngsdale. I The bagpipes were playing, and the lads and lassies were dancing for Brigadoon this year. This broadway musical was the main activity for the Thespians. our drama club. The members, under the direction of Miss Polly Hogan, worked hard to put on a first-rate play with acting, sing- ing, dancing, and a production for the entire school. Through their own time and effort, the students learned the values of the art of entertainment D AIDES l Without this group of hard working boys, the plays, assem- blies, and movies shown through- out the year would have been an impossibility. Under the guidance of Mr. Francis Sheehan, and Pres- ident. David Wood, the boys not only served the school, but also received valuable training lj TIF' wr .C First Row: Mr. Sheehan. P. Floman, E. Laurendeau, D, liams, J. Williams, B. Litchfield. G. Hawkes, P. Calore. Wood, G. DesMarteau, R. Cole. Second Row: K. Wil- L- Fleicsher. J. Breen. Senior Play Cast THE MOUSE 5- ' iv I-'irsr lfmi-5 Miss Hogan. Ci. Ciier. W. Philbrick. F. Laurendeau. G. Meuller. M. Mandato. P. Ward, P. Floman. R. Noel. N. Turner. .Sk-rmitl limit J. Ireland. W. Cummings. R. Roscio, R. Fratto, D. Orr. S. Shulman. P. Richards. R. Cxhapman. J. Anderton. C. Gerrior. J. Muse. H. Petrucci. T. Hood. R. Walsh. Third limi-5 D. Eaton. C. Blue. R. Walsh. R. Monson. A. Ciravelese. J. Landers. Ci. Parlee. P. falore. D, Mattogno, P. Noseworthy. J. Brown. N. De Caniillis. F. Waters. I Laughter shook the walls of the audi- torium in November when the Senior Class presented its play. The Mouse That Roaredf' Proclaimed as The best play in years. this delightful fantasy was well received by all. The cast thanks Miss Hogan. whose Patient and expert direc- tion made the play the success that it was. We will all remember The Mouse That Roaredu and the Friends of Fenwick Q t J v x s i 4 ' l iii H 84 N THAT ROARED 3 5 5 .,- 1 I 5, m ,wr 1 . 1? First Row: M. Mzindzito. N. Mugown, B. Burton. P. Ward. Sz'a'uml Raw: S. Shulmzm, E. Laurendeziu, A. Pietrzliitta. C. Pendergzist. Senior Play Executive Committee 1f,.1 I l I I . 3 3 l CONCERT BAND l During our four years at W.H.S., the Class of '64 has seen the rise of our Concert Band. From a small combo, not much larger than a dance band, the band, under the capable leadership of Mr. Jerry Boisen. has risen to East Coast recognition, by being the only Massachusetts' Band chosen to appear at the Music Educators' National Convention in Atlantic City. The graduation of the Class of 1964 will see 36 Seniors leave the Concert Band, the largest representation of any class in the Bands history lj THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT IN WINTER CGNCERT 1 A 43 HA WA ..-f x .H Hr.. I I ' I ft 'I 86 ll im .i I l l lliilill ll .1 41,53 ORCHESTR l. ANCE AN 5 ani T ' I The Orchestra, a new addition to our wide and varied music program at W.H.S., is fortunate to have Nicholas Tawa as their conductor. The small size of the orchestra has proven to be of no disadvantage as the able musicians gained recognition at several con- certs this year. Mr. Tawa can foresee a continued talented music program at W.H.S. as new musicians continually join the Orches- tra lj 5 . ' s . t . ,, . I 1 N Q . ' 4 1 l , 4- Firsr Row: W. Reynolds, R. Livingston. R. DeCristoforo, R. Pietrafitta, C. Ferrara, K. Mangan R. Byam. C. Foster. Second Row: R. Mason, D. Fisher. D. Peach, S. Perry. R. Noel. M. Car- chia, B. Farrington. T. McGrath. K. Erwin. S. Farrington. Mr. Boisen. T ff: ,-IA l.4ul-l.CN..-t l-AAlil CHORALE I-'irxl Row: H. Willis. J. Patriquin. D. Lindon. S. Caroselli. L. Dodd. Mr. McKinley. .S'ct-mid Rim-5 K. Kelley. E. Chitty. D. Perkins, N. Magown. Third Row: K. Berkley. P. Santonelli, B. Litchheld, G. Tuttle. W. Marshall, J. Ward. TROUVERES I The Trouveres, or Wandering Troubadors, are a newly formed vocal quintet. Singing traditional madrigals, this group has been well received by many audiences. Comprised of a Senior and four Juniors, the group has partici- pated in District and All State Choirs Cl I-'irsr Row: R. Monson, B. Coleman, J. Anderton, N. Anderson. J. Patriquin, M. Horne, I Muse, L. Dodd. S. Caroselli. P. Naud. P. Ward. N. Leggett. S. Perry. Second Row: W. Marshall. D. Bogan. E. Chitty. C. Anderson. C, Livingston. L. Davidson. D. Litchfield. S. Clapp. M. Goodenow, M. Harnden. B. Burton. K. Kelley. P. Burnett. Mr. McKinley. Third Row: B. Corega. J. Ireland. J. Greenough. C. Alexander. K. Leonardson, L. Mader, P. Curran, P. Calore. P. Powers. Ifnurili Row: S. Dennis, R. Gilvey. L. Berkley. S. Shulman. F. Laroe, R. Litchheld. A. Tredennick, T. Knight, N. Magown. M. Johnson, L. Fraughten, C. Sturtevant, L Fralto. K. Spracklin. P. Sanborn. D. Jennings. R. DiChristaforo. G. Tuttle. S. Grout. R. Roscio R. Gill. K. Beardsley. G. Des Marteau. S. De Souza. l The select choral organization is the Chorale. Comprised of 75 male and female voices, the Chorale admirably represents W.H.S., not only at choral concerts in Wakefield, but also at innumerable concerts presented at various clubs, schools, and church organizations in neighboring X communities. With Mr. George McKinley as its capable director, the Chorale has gained successful recognition throughout this area lj MADRIG L SINGERS I Rarely do we find on a high school level, a Madrigal Group as fine as ours. Rehearsing on their own time, the eighteen members of this group show a real understanding for music lj J. Boody. D. Perkins. S. Cariselli. D. Lindon. P. Boody. . l Firrl Row' R Seaff K Shiner H Willis A Colucci L Perolsky S French L JR, MciCullou- h.,J. R au.iD. Newman. B. Stewart, M. Curran. S. Stlanki. Mr. CHOIR l Excellent male and female voices make up our Junior Concert Choir. Members from each class combine to give a mature tonal quality and appearance. The present and future talent exhibited in this organization assures W.H.S. many years of superiority in choral music lj GIRL CHOIR I The Girls' Choir is our selective choral group of all female voices. Unique blend- ing and beautiful handling of their voices has brought much praise to these 44 girls who range from freshmen to seniors. Their director, Mr. McKinley, has molded these girls into a mature unit that lives up to the selectiveness of the group lj S Y Kinley. .S'ct-fmd Row: J. Landers. K. Matheson. D. Renner, B. Sjostrom. L. Marshall. S. Stacio. T. Pellatia. L. Kevorkian. G. Luciano. K. Powell. S. Youngsdale. S. Craigan. P. Santonelli. Third Row: H. Kaiser. J. Brown. T. Barry. P. Gambone. A. Hodgedon. J. Newcomer. R. Irving. F. DeVries. J. Ward. L. Kelley. R. Carlson. D. Jenkins. I .I ll - I .-l First Row: M. DuBois. P. D'Amico, B. Wheeler. D. Fisher. A. Gelsomini. N. MacCaulay, K. Ward. C. Friedman. K. Smith. Mr. McKinley. Second Row: R. Jenkins. C. Fitzgerald. G. Maloney. P. Berman, K. True. J. Almeida. J. Gaudette, S. Fratto. K. Cummings. S. Cassidy. C. Gibson. Third Row: J. McCabe, B. Ingham. B. Smith. P. Myers. S. Warner. J. Thomas, P. DeGrultola. B. Calt. H. Bianco, M. Jaynes. M. Sampson. C. Carley. Fuurrli Row: JoAnn Martin, P. Preston. C. Pendergast. H. Albani. L. Perkins. J. Peck, P. Degusto. M. Black. B. Newcomer. S. Evans. J. Wade. 1 3 I elle! 49. Q If OFFICE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Brian MacDonald Vice-President--Patty Carisella Secretary-Lucia Morelli Treasurer-George O'Brien SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President-Anthony Gallugi Vice-President-Karen Smith Secretary-Karen MacDonald Treasurer-David Veale I 1,-sq, It -Q LYX Firu Row: J. Moore. N. Beyer. J. Rindone. C. Muse. .Sumiri Row: Miss Nichols. S. Weyland. B. Coleman. M. Cheever. N. DeCamillis. K. MacDonald. Third Row: K. Conway, P. Mac- Donald, C. Alexander, H. Gailis, L. Davidson. S. Russell, S. Warner. Frmrfli Row: P. Tyler, S. Lauderback. G. Haladay. C. Lawrence. C. Anderson, G. Emerson. Miss Yanofsky. LE DERS' CLUB I The giggles and screams heard in the gym every Friday homeroom period be- long to a group of sixty girls-members of the Girls' Leaders Club. Besides at- tending the Friday meetings, each girl leads calesthenics and acts as a referee and an assistant to Miss Nichols or Miss Yanofsky. Being a member of this club builds leadership abilities, sportmanship, self confidence, and understanding of others in each girl Q 82 me-N , if gat' . iivzf 1-4' i M 1- by .l' an-sg,-t v .- ikfsgggqr v ' ,Q u .-. 91 PEP CLUB I The Pep Club is a group of over three hundred girls who cheer our team on to victory at every game. Besides having an annual dance during the year, they also sponsor a candy sale to benefit the club. Mr. Crompton, their advisor, along with the officers work to make this one of the most enthusiastic groups in the school El Firsr Row: J. Barry, B. Coleman. G. Spadafora, J Brown Second Row: J. Almeida. K. MacDonald. R. Butler. M Horne S. Doucette. '5nn ' lul l 1 Q 1 E Firsz Row: A. Knight, M. Collins, M. Ryan, L. Bugden. Second Row: L. Davidson. head, N. Turner. N. Corbett, B. O'Keefe. F. Conti. P. Carisella. S. Russell. L. Hogg, G. Dingle. Dr. Upham. . 'Sf-ci fl ' CHEERLE DERS I Sports would not be sports at Wake- field without our spirited majorettes and cheerleaders. They have braved both cold weather and rain to cheer the teams. Both groups, sponsored by Doctor Upham, also held successful dances this fall. The girls worked hard practicing their rou- tines, jumps, and yells to add sparkle and color to Wakefield sports Q l E I p ' 1 l 1 , -.- K l i ..'. fix- 'X . ,.. 1 S. Diamond. Headg J. Rindone, Subheadg J. Calore, Subheadg S. Chickles. M. Brooks. D. Nutile. S. DelRossi, C. Reardon. J. Patterson. D. Berube. S. Sayce. J. Mussells. AJDRETT ES , qi,- 1' 'five as gc 4 V34 J P4 f ta VW: 8 x A . li LNQ. K K 1 .7 We i5Qc'f'-f- 'Ne W-if bw' s' 3-. l-5 ' Si-. :gLrJ9Y'. NAI A I , , ' Wal 9 I4 Q :Y P' ' v . ,5 1 ' r s I J 1 'II K- Q 1 x ', I Q A 9 Q7 K 4 YP A. f' ...-vi Y fr :'y,.. they Call the plays First Row: Coach Lou Racca. Co-captain Richie Encarnacao. Coach William Tighe, Co- captain Tom Stuetzer. Coach Robert Miksen. Second Row: Coach David Bishop, Coach Dominic DiGiammarino, Coach Frank Charbonneau. FOOTBALL I The cheering in the stands was louder, the efforts on the field greater than ever, but a championship was not in the toss for this year's Wakefield High football team. Coach Tighe and his staff had only several Warrior starters returning, while injuries side-lined many of our first stringers for part or all of the season. Led by co- captains Tom Stuetzer and Richie Encarnacao, the team battled its way to a season record of four wins, including class A Saugus, and four losses. A highpoint of the season was the Warriors, 26-18 win over Winchester. Our Thanksgiving day classic with Melrose was not such a happy occasion for Wake- field fans, but the score does not indicate the keen game which the Warriors played Q I' 1 Wakefield 28 Reading Wakefield 6 Concord Wakefield 14 Saugus Wakefield 6 Belmont Wakefield 22 Lexington Wakefield 8 Stoneham Wakefield 26 Winchester Wakefield 6 Melrose 93 the toss Z' hand off to Ton ref goes for flag Pet goes an im portant catch SaIura'ay3' Game for yardage hope on the bench 53.1 B 'CVS 95 1 vm A A-Af3D- .-l-- Firxr Row: A. Pietrafitla. S. Whitlet. W. Verrior. J. Indrc- sano. R. Encurnucuo, T. Stuetzer. T. Butler, J.Lucey. T. Demerle. F. Chisholm. R. Moores. Sl'C'0Illi Row: J Douglass, J. Kelleher. W. Smith. S. Libby. R. Sproul, J Quzitirucchi, J. Sage, R. Cunningham. T. Fitzgerald. T. Laughlin. Third Row: R. Gibson. B. Simpson. G I Coviello. P. Buckley. D. Climo, D. Drinkwuter. R. Lip- man, M. McShane, F. Marmo. R. Malonson. Fourth Row: D. Currier. J. Hagan. R. Boyd. D. Carchin. E. Eldridge. McGrail. M. Mzirtello. P. Schramm. P. Obrien. J. Rich. , . E2 x f Firsz Row: F. Marmo, W. Verrior, T. Demerle, J. Indre- J. Lucey. A. Pietrafitta, J. Sage, R. Encarnacao. sano. R. Molonson, R. Moores, T. Stuetzer. Second Row: CROSS COU TRY .MI . ,fav-as ,fl 3, '- rf K , .. A , J . - 1 :SQHS-e..niY,i1'A7,4-wzi-tg, I l :!,,fA.' K' I 1 k 'mr ,i .wif an ,W First Row: M. Santoro, Coach Squires, P. Dailey, W. Luke, B. Foss. Second Row: G. Beasley. R. O'Niell, J. Curley, D. Marshall. l This year's cross country team was the best ever to run for Wakefield. Luck, however, was not with our Warrior runners as both the league and state champion- ships eluded them, the latter only by points. John Boody's second place finish in the State's was the best ever by a Wakefield boy. Though they could not win the big ones, Coach Squires' scrappy team finished the league season with a crushing victory over our old foe, Melrose. With five wins, their only league defeat was to Stoneham. Varsity runners were co-captains Dale Marshall and Brad Foss, John Boody, Patty O'Keefe, Jimmy Curley, Paul Dailey, Glen Beasley, Dave Watson, Billy Luke, Rick O'Niell, Mike Santoro, Bob Goodenow, Peter Calore, Dick Palermino, Peter Floman, and John Duncanson E 97 . . -ar ' . - I ' 41' 9-,ft-3 'fm i .. . ' A f . ' - ' 't .. ,f.,y4 '.g - , ' - ' ff A 1 , H ijjf 1 +..1-3.3 Q S. I f i. l l'.fI'.Xf Run: l.. Dole. R. Meme. 'l. Laughlin. T. Stuewcr. T, Butler. T. Demerlc. J. Wzllluc .Six-111141 Row: Ckmdm l'h:u'bonncuu. M. Mzulcllo. P. Dznwwn. J. Sage. CI. O'Brien. F . .IW . Q w 5 BASKETBALL l The excitement ran high all season long, but this year's Warrior basketballers could not come up with a winning season. The boys were, however, the league dandies with new warm-up jackets and those striped knee- socks. Co-captains Tom Butler and Tom Stuetzer were mainstays of Coach Frank Charbonneau's squad, while Tom Laughlin was one of the teamis high scorers. Tom Demerle, Les Dole, Jim Wal- lace, and Rick Meuse are the other seniors on the team E Wakefield 71 Saugus 63 Wakefield Lexington Wakefield Winchester Wakefield Concord Wakeheld Belmont Wakefield Reading Wakefield Stoneham Wakefield Melrose Wakefield Lexington Wakefield Winchester Wakefield Belmont Wakefield Concord Wakefield Reading Wakefield Stoneham Wakefield Melrose ' J - ' .JY eff . I 1 , . 1 fl I IA A ,o 'I I I ,, I A I I , ru!! U,..,v .. ,Hype Af U1 Q1 -. l The success story in Warrior sports this year is the Wakefield High hockey team. Charles Kirk's pucksters skated to a league championship, shared with Winchester, and downed Roslindale l I-0 in the first round of the state playoffs. Next to fall was Catholic Memo- rial, by a score of 4-3. At this deadline date our skaters are taping their sticks for the third round. C aptain-center Patty O'Keefe sparked the Warrior offense, playing first line with Tim Fitzgerald and Bud O'Keefe. Jim Langlois was a standout at defense, teaming up with defenseman Jim Curley. Goalie Bob Ring guarded the nets, helped out at times by Glen Melton. Warrior Brian I-lurton skated at both wing and defense. Other scnior pucksters are Steven Jazakawiz and Bill Cummings E1 HOC KEY fi .-L cr - 1 f's. 1-1 , X ...- f K N. V' v. . .1-' 'w 1 . -. rxv? fp. x' - Y Q1 vs: 'S - - 'Q 's 'U-. . 11:1 i, s 1? J' N0 ' ASQ 1 'I ' '.. -f? N 'gl H -AAQQVLZ ',,. Ti' ,pk- V ,s lk X X lfimr Run-5 R. Goudenow. P. Dailey. F. Chrishulni. D. Mzirxhull. M. lmpeduglizi. R Glynn, F. lX1iu'mo, Couch Squires. .Yamhill Ruuq' J. Carney. G. Beasley. W. Collins. D. Ring, R. Hadley. M. Suntoru, J. Ciraihzim. Tliirtl Rmr: D. Parisi, K. Wildes. D. Abdinor. Ci. Henriksen, R. O'Nicll. D. Watson, A. Sutton. P. Buckley. R. Sproul. R. Batten. R. Murphy. exhausted, but happy winners . .. 2,- Dale holds the lead another W.H.S 102 i co-captains Dale and Fred INDOOR TRACK I The Wakefield High indoor track team this winter stepped off to its third league championship in as many years. This season, however, the honors were shared with Lawrence Central and St. Mary's of Lynn. Coach William Squires again amazed everyone as, with only three lettermen returning, he transformed his new squad into a championship team. Led by co-cap- tains Fred Chrisholm and Dale Marshall, depth and desire brought these Warrior tracksters through the sea- son with only one loss, to old rival Lawrence Central. Senior squad members are Paul Dailey, Fred Marmo, Bob Flynn, Mike lmpeduglia, Bob Goodenow, Bill Smith, John Kelleher, Peter Floman, and Charlie Gerrior lj breaking the tape ficlory '-an-L-.2 If ' 42-J 01 f Y ' ' Eff:-4, sy . , .. L . I --iran, ' 1' 'J' w:', . I 'Wy L-,.' '. .S .4 .- ' '4 ' 140.133 -sg. VI Tqxm x '. . ,v .vL,h,J,.' :V A , lp -In . f , , , 4 A. 'I - ' Y5'1'lb'4'ALn, ' ' . ' .' f ,'f',f'f zLiif:: ' - f -f .fa 3 Y: .f Lf I ..t'flQ in' V 1 U ', Q ..,. U if n 1.3'gx,Jqx if-2 fWd:'x7.'qkf. ,txhn : '11 t- ., v,.' 4 K l.. 1: ' tl ikdfz!:1 !4-51ff.'?.,,5'- 'ff-if.. ,K- , ffwf! I ' --waw-.ffrg:3:f fwfr 5 +f.Q-,- , A EKQQP fig, f' 3 ' Q : - fA .' if In 3' ' 'rin .ar jr -45g,WaaA . ,1 . tif! . 0 , .'A,, ,'., x , ' ,J ' '1f:Y.' 4 MP. . .,19m.u. - - YH :unit an na-an ' wi' . P'-44: eggs W 'LI 'Hin ,ne ' A , A H f 1 ,...S' Ea-55 ', .-Q.-.. - -' -'ee-.,- ' .,,-v' .', ......-an . .A-:,sL ' Qc. 33,161 V s Y 4.-' ' .i ,sw 'UC ww' L . '.,' nu .lj 1 I 'ln 1 BASEB LL l An early deadline date forces us to go to press before any games have been played. but we are confident that, as usual, Coach Lou Raccals base- ballers will have a good season. This spring should see a large squad of experi- enced seniors, strengthened by a promising group of underclassmen Q B ' a Xxx X X , I X 5.5 Wi ., M . c . ,.. J, . ., -.... -an w4'u' . V I L V ki ,Q-3 await. v ,, ,' . bfi f '5 , L .- N- I .., ... M'-4..,f.-, -4 'iw'- mw f.- ,4-up ' f 3 ww , I H 942- , R ,a ,, , , i, A elf' 'Q A OUTDOGR TRACK l Wakefield High has always been a strong contender in Middlesex League outdoor track. Though the outcome of the season is not yet known, it is safe to say that the Warrior tracksters will be in there all the way. Outdoor track events include the 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes, the 880, mile, and two mile runs, high jump, broad jump, hurdles. discus, shot-put javelin, pole vault, and the relay Head Coach Bill Tighe trains the Warrior held event men, and Coach Bill Squires the runners lj ' U 'l.n,. e- H-, , J E n'+i.oov 't- ,er-1nfn,.F- Cv- - -N- ., ,- gh ,--K..s3J!v'l,, . . --fu ,-,- 11. g 'Liv'- gvt .A r,,..PJ.g,., A-1 We A. TENNIS I Tennis is a growing sport at Wakefield High. This spring's team should revolve around seniors Jim Wallace, Bob Walsh, and John Kel- leher. Judy VVhipling has proved herself tops in the girls tennis playoffs lj , . . 2 , f 1 Y' I 5? GOLF l When we all catch spring fever, Wakefield High's swingingest is none other than the golf team, Our senior pros on the links include Tom Laughlin, Brenton Oakes. Dave Wood, and Bill Cummings lj Wakefield High Golf Team: Steve Hurton John Tom Grilk. John Broderick. E. u-.,-- lf?-3 i....'- I First Row: R. Thorp. J. Palmer. S. Boynton. B. Ingham. B. Carty. Fourfli Row: K. Cameron, D. Cunliffe. K. S. Titus. Svc-and Row: P. Scott, C. Quinn, J. Moore, L. Crooker, J. Dulong. P. Dolan, J. Moore. F. Muse. L. Cummings, B. Smith. Third Row: Miss Yanofsky, M. DiRafTael. Coccoro. A. Landry. C. Breslin. M. Mullen. L. Zaffarino. FIELD HOCKEY l Fall 1963, was a good season for our Wakefield High field hockey team. Co- captains Sandy Boynton and Joyce Palmer lcd the squad, coached by Miss Yanof- sky. to a season record of two wins, one loss, and six ties If GIRLS' B SKETBALL l There was a lot of fun, but no winning record, for our girl basketballers this season. Captain Carol Muse led Miss Yanofsky's squad to a final record of three wins and four losses lj Fin-1 Row: C. Gould, L. Cummings, C. Muse, captain, S. manager, P. Rennare, G. Donovan, D. Sidelinger. J. Baer, S. Russell. E. Nelson. Second Row: D. Dobbins. Muse. R. Thorp. S. Boynton. Miss Yanofsky, coach. 109 I E f b'1 'n . II. - 3 :Y L u I v +fIs1 ,'-nfl ,If 3,-'R .. ..ry?. w . , L 1 . 5. vt A. 1. . ,. ,D I ' !:, a'. 5 1 ' xl' , v L v.. 'E I' vs :' --1 L -r fl 1 V 'gg V 4 .1 . - J- . . I- , L 1 .4 Q r 4 .1 .lug 9: 71 - :LJ 5 U. . 11. .,,. ,J ' ., ,R 4. J 'o h,v'r.: .Q , I r ., ., a I 1' ,v ak' ' ,A 9 . X ,. u. gt. v.. It N, , ' 5 IJ., v l 1 4' ' .V ku! I 'Cho v N s .I la. O -14 I . 1 . -v A' I' Ian,- ,xv. . '1 ,L g.:,f 1 Sf, HJ o I.. 1 W, a,v Q l. v' -., -lf, .fl ' 5 fa' il . v l. I The day begins . . . lik X mourning notices . . . bell for first period English 111 research for Senior Themes 112 reading the classics . . . class debate second period Math equals x 3 -6x 2 lf 11x - 6 YY F.-'.,,... . Q A 'fx .f ':axfl lvsaxl l Ryu A 1115334 ana' again . . . the bell rings again to the Home Economics room . . . 4 .TL we follow the smoke , 0-' .QL--,-, next, our election dl-11 assembly . . . E f 1 I gSr ':' Q10 , x '- ,.:.E.- 5, 5: government, from Civil Rights to 'lolferiesn . . . 118 . . . even Problems of Democracy 1 to lunch . . . N-J ' C the organization at a crowded lunch . . 119 as and order TV DO NOT LEAN ,mi COU NTER CIW prevail 1 if it can be fxed, Mr. Pepe and the bo ys can doit... they dreamed they were mechanics in their . . . magnetic forces draw us to the sciences bone sfructure . . . 122 ' 4'1f ',,.:--Q--l that Science Fair project completed ahead of schedule Ss using Jones' Law we connect the negative terminal to the --negative terminal . . . --.- I I :Tri Fine Arts with Miss Rainge . . . Rembrandt discusses brush strokes with Van Gogh . . . l..,,xw 'Y 1 v N XM' Qi i N F5-4 124 . . . while Frank Lloyd Wright and his associates plan the WHS. for 1984 in the meantime, the Mechanical Drawing staff . . . ...completes plans for that vine-co verea' cottage we can travel to foreign lands through our Language Department Espanol? 126 Parlez- vous 4, ,4 I J'-I , 1 Off I0 gym . . . Coach Charbonncau calls the square dancing QQ, while Miss Nichols works the girls strenuously . . 1 ,f 1 ? 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V :Lf ' y- -'P'1- .' v n ' x -X Jw .a.-r.eJ9' 'A'- m,.,, , , N 1 '51 I . JW' .lp s I .-5+ 1, x O I.- .I l,,'.. f'. .fi-l, , 'Q v 4 I .K , 'A x .X H. . L' -A .n . 1 Q A x L . Y fax.. 'wr Aa N' 2 ,af -. V 1 1 ,.,n ,nfl w '.vi 'tang' ng. 1 .-1, .. '. .4 .- .. ' V ':. .1 .', 5,5 . 4 . . I'-1. g1 '-0 --4 .r V J. -r s 0' J! I EM BE 1 ,K X! BOOSTERS CLUB WAKEFIELD J To Better Serve The Youth of Wakefield Do your part Join the townwlde membershlp drrve each year V mfg.. whit uf C-J 131 Compliments of GAQUIN INSURANCE AGENCY Wakefield, Massachusetts The look of success starts at FREEMAN CLEANERS Famous Sanitone Service 269 North Avenue at Chestnut Street Good Luck Kids from the WAKEFIELD Y.M.C.A. GIRLS LEADERS CLUB 317 Main Street John J. Bradley 81 Son BestWishes Wakefield Fish Market Cataldo Pharmacy Congratulations from Mystic Linen Service Inc. Ray Parker, Inc. fashions for men and women THE WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL President , , EI.. .,,,I.,... T homas Butler Vice-President I , . ...,. Karen Leonardson Secretary .,., , , I Gaile Dingle Treasurer . . I,....r..I.r,,e Francie Conti Executive Board Joyce Deveau Mary Beth Butler Sgt. at Arms Fred Chisholm M WILLIAM B. CURRAN COMPANY Printing for Industry 24 Doane Street Boston, Massachusetts LA 3-5629 CUBBY HOLE Albion Street Wakefield, Mass. Compliments of STYLECRAFT SUPPLY, INC. HARMEN MOTOR CLINIC 760 Main Street Wakeneld, Mass. Compliments of MOSES M. FRANKEL Good Luck Kids! The CBCCB'rs Congratulations to the Class of Congratulations 1964 from Northshore Rentsit Inc. THE BAND BUGGY 68A North Ave. 245-5666 ELITE SHOE STORE Jack Rubenstein 394 Main Street Wakefield Good Luck from The WAKEFIELD Y.M.C.A. MCCARTHY INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations, Kids from the W.H.S. 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