Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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CANDACE BARRINGER Fl,AlNl5 ASTLF Quiet Flaine. who is anxious to enter the business world, has devoted most of her time to work at Mystic Novelty, Treasur- ing her license and course in Ollice Methods. she advises underclassmen to study hard. especially in freshman and soph- omore years. lilaine's favorite pastimes include sleeping and watching television. Good luck in the future. Flaine. ALLAN BAKER A stereo in the cafeteria or a go-kart on the first tloor would make Bakie's school life complete. With or without his model-A Howling Henry. he hopes to proceed from the Burro Trails at Pleasure lsland to a position as a consery ation otlicer. Art with Miss Rainge rates high with him. ROBl-.Rl BARRlCFl.l.l Barat works at Pat's Restaurant and enjoys strumming a tune on his guitar. He will always remember Biology with Nlr. Antunes. Chemistry with Mr. Jones. and the school lunch boycott. After graduation, he hopes to become a successful draftsman. KATHFRINP BARRY Kathy' can be heard saying. unbelieyable. Her favorite possession is her Winthrop sweatshirt. She likes sailing. and her suppressed desire is to travel to Hawaii. Kathy will always remember the football games. elections, pep rallies. and lunch periods at Twirp Week. Her activities include lnter Nos and the Senior Play. Future plans include a career as a social worker. ELAINE ANDERSON Really great. Elaine is an active member of our Senior Play Committee. and also hnds time for swimming and attend- ing those rousing football games. Her logical choice for a pet peeve is homework, which monopolizes much of her time. Her job at Woolworth's has given her experience with people for her future. KATHLEEN ANDERSON Kathy's activities include Oracle Staff, lnter Nos, Senior Board. Llirls' Choir, CYO Representative. and Senior Play' Ex- ecutive Board. yet she still finds time for skiing and varsity' sports. Kathy's fondest memories include the fun at lunch and Miss Nichol's Gym classes. Kathy hopes to be an English teacher with a Honda? JOHN BALDWIN 'lheatricalsminded John will always be remembered as Henryi' in our Senior Play. Appropriately. he is President of lhespians. and also belongs to the Speech and Debate Club. lio succeed as a dramatics teacher is his ambition. while deep down he wishes he could act professionally just once. Who knows, we may some day see your name in lights. John. Candy. who is concert mistress of our school orchestra, is quite a violinist. She plays in the Boston Conservatory Orches- tra and the Reading Symphony. Can you guess what her prized possession is'.'gThat's right. her violin, naturally: English with Miss Caswell will always be among her memories along with the wonderful kids in the band and orchestra. She hopes to be a professional violinist,

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PHYLLIS ABBOTT Phyllis can often be heard saying. You gotta be kidding. She prizes her driver's license, and enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin. Phyllis will never forget the school pep rallies. football games, and Gym with Miss Nichols. Her suppressed desire is to steal Mr. Sage's shoes. Phyllis hopes to become a secretary. ROGER ABRAMS Problems of Democracy with Mr. Sage is varsity man CECILE ALBANESE Rock Abrams' favorite subject. as his ambition is to become a successful businessman or politician. A member of the Junior Prom Committee, he has also been a member of the varsity football squad, as well as varsity baseball. Rock's prized possession is his guitar. Snobby cliques are this boy's pet peeve. ALAN AKELL If you ever see Alan bombing down to lunch ahead of everyone, you'll know he has carried out his suppressed desire. Are you kidding? was his answer to Mr. McCarthy's Chelsea students. A well-rounded sports enthusiast, Al's favorite posses- sion is his driver's license. We hope success will be his in his career as a draftsman. KENNETH ALLECA Sports-loving Ken will always remember his sophomore and junior years, in which he played football for WHS. This fast- moving boy. who prizes driver's license, is peeved by slow drivers. Working at Tine's Market takes up much of his time. His future plans include becoming a draftsman. MARY-ELIZABETH ALLEN To travel and see the world are included in Mary's future Je parle francais, Cecile, our President of Student Council destined for success as a French interpreter. Cecile treasures the pictures of her friends and the memories of the good time with them. You might see her working after school at Savage Cleaners, nodding her head with a smile saying, You know? Best of luck in the future! plans. Treasuring her driver's license, memories of school football games, Geometry with Mr. Levine and English with Miss Caswell, this senior participated in Inter Nos, Oracle Staff, and Pep Club. She advises underclassmen to study hard, but enjoy their high school years. Bonne chance, Mary, in everything you do. DANIELLE ALLSUP Friendly Danie will always be remembered as the only girl in our class who has a fall-out shelter in her backyeard. Danie is Secretary of the Most Blessed Sacrament CYO, as well as a member of Chorale and Inter Nos. A special place is reserved in her memory for the Junior Prom, Sophomore Hop and those pep rallies. CHERYL AMAZEEN Blond Cheryl's smile and hi are well known to her many friends who call her Cherie, She participates in many school activities, including Inter Nos and Thespians. Besides that, Cheryl is also a member of BYF. Playing badminton and watching WHS football games is her favorite pastime. Cheryl's ambition is to become a medical technician.

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RICHARD BATTEN Active in Student Council, indoor and outdoor track, and cross country, Coach is one of our busier seniors. He aspires to be a success in the business world, and his suppressed desire is to own a Corvette. His fondest memories are of the Senior Prom, the C's dances, and Chemistry with Mr. Jones. Coach likes to ski, play tennis and listen to records. CHERYL BEAN Cheryl. who is a member of Inter Nos, and the Senior Play i 1 Committee, enjoys horseback riding, water skiing. and sewing. Her suppressed desire is to have long hair and she dislikes busy phone signals. After high school. Cheryl hopes to become a hairdresser. 'Pi ROY BEANE I947- I 965 KENNETH BEARDSLEY Beards. President of his CYO, and member of Student Council, will always remember Wakefield-Melrose football games and the Student Council-Teachers Basketball games. To own a Century Coronado and be successful in life are his suppressed desires, Among his fondest memories are summer JOSEPH BELLAVIA GLEN BEASLEY Glen's desire to have a great senior year has been fulfilled by his participation in track, Student Council, Oracle repre- sentative, and a member of the Greenwood Greeks. We'll always remember his performance as Diddie at Cheerlead- ers' Charge. In the future, Glen hopes to achieve success in life and become a credit to his parents. The Senior Play, CYO, water skiing, and girls have made Jose's school days enjoyable. Like most of us, he wants to remember these days and the individuals at WHS. Against cliques but in favor of more gym, this lively student's philoso- phy is old but true, You only get out of life what you put into it. We know Jose will succeed as a pediatrician. work at Shore Acres Gas Marina and C's dances. , 'ar MARY JANE BELLUCCI Petite Mary Jane, who has kept busy during her high school years, is a member of the Oracle Staff, Lookout Staff, Leader's Club, and FTA. She will never forget our football and basket- ball games, along with Twirp Week and Inter Nos initiation day. Someday, she hopes, her charm bracelet will be filled with charms from Europe. We know Mary Jane will succeed as a teacher. SUSAN BENNETT Throughout high school, athletic Sue has been known for her agility and her love of sports. She hates, most of all, to miss any gym. For obvious reasons, she has been a member of Pep Club, Gym Club, and Leader's Club. Outside of school, she works at Cummings. Sue will always remember those wild homeroom periods and lunches. She hopes to be a scientific research secretary. H