Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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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.

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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.

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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.