Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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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.

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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.

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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 .