Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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MARJORIIS BERUBF Marge. one of our high-stepping majorettes, hopes some- day to become a secretary. Bookkeeping and Shorthand are her favorites, along with horseback riding and memories of the Majorettes' Dance and the football games. 'Ihis friendly sen- ior is a good example of her advice to underclassmen, Be considerate and respectful to your teachers and join outside activities. HELEN BIANCO Often heard saying, I guess, Helen shows her yersatility as a member of the Urut-lv, Looltfml, Inter Nos. and intramural sports. She enjoys water skiing and her favorite pastimes are talking and sleeping. Highlighting her school years will be the football games and the proms she went to. Q i FRANK BOt'CFI-I..I Trying out for the basketball team and going to WHS foot- ball games are some of Bo's actixities. He enjoys basketball. baseball. and playing records. Math with Mr. Urahn is his favorite class. Frank hopes to go on to college and become a Physical Education instructor. Frank says. Stay in school and study hard because you only get out what you put in. DIANE BOGAN Diane. while running here and there from Madrigal Singers to Chorale, has still found time to belong to Inter Nos. Na- tional Honor Society. and to be one of the Urut'lt .s active editors. With singing as the main part of Diane's activities. it's only natural that she holds her Chorale blazer as her prized possession. Good luck in your future, Diane! 24 BRUNA BERARDINANGELO Bruna has spent her years at WHS enjoying bowling and Ofliee Practice with Mr. Neenan, and prizes her car and friendship ring. As a future Secretary, she hopes to stay clear of conceited people and to enjoy life to the fullest. Push for shorter classes and enjoy the best years of your life here at WHS, is the advice she leaves behind to the underclassmen. DONALD BERRY Who's that man about town who always thinks about work and money. and considers work an activity? Who else, but Berry In answer to the addition of a coke machine to improve the school, he would reply with his favorite saying. Beautifull PATRICIA BIRD Known as Bird to her friends, this senior's suppressed desire is to have a fire-engine red Sting Ray. Her favorite pastimes are listening to her stereo. fooling around with Chem- istry. water skiing. horseback riding. and she is a member of CYO. She hopes to haxe a successful career in nursing. Best of luck, Pat? MIEREDITH BLACK Spirited. yivacious Dithy. won't forget lab sessions in room II7 or the time when the girls had to run the track eight times. Dithy, our Inter Nos Club Corresponding Secretary, and a member of the National Honor Society. is also a sailor and would someday like to own a 38-foot sailboat. College is part of her future and we know she will succeed in whatever she does.

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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

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CHARLES BONFANTI Charlie will always be remembered for his role of Mr. Patterson in the Senior Play. lf you're looking for someone who knows everything about baseball, Charlie is your man. Chemistry with Mr. .lones is his favorite class. Most of all Charlie wants to become a UN Ambassador to Alabama. Good luck, Charlie. PAUL BOODY Paul, our AFS Exchange Student in Switzerland, was very active in his years at WHS. A member of Chorale, Madrigal Singers, Brothers and Others, Thespians. and BYF. he was the recipient of the Harvard Book Award. He prizes his stero tape recorder and his camera, and he hopes for a career in political science. Q x . CAROL BRADFORD An unusual demand is an eight hour school day, but, Carol adds, with no homework. She has been a conscientious and active participant in Band for four years, and is also a member of Thespians and lnter Nos. She enjoys skiing on both snow and water and someday hopes to be an executive secretary who will never forget her high school years. ARLEEN BRANN Arleen participates in Inter Nos and the Bowling teams. Although her pet peeve is people who are never on time, she can sympathize with the girls who have to rush to get dressed in gym. Arleen, who prizes her license and stuffed animals, will always remember Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin. To swim and water ski in Hawaii are Arleen's suppressed desires. PAUL BOUDREAU Paul, an active CYO member, finds science a favorite sub- ject. He has entered the Science Fair, and Chemistry with Mr. .lones is his favorite class. When he isn't studying, he enjoys golf and the hockey games in the Boston Arena. His advice to underclassmen is to study hard. RAYMOND BOYD Ray, who is a member of the football and track teams, enjoys skin diying and skiing. He will always remember setting a new state record in throwing the javelin. After high school, Ray. who is often heard saying, Son of a gun! , would like to be a plumber, but would also like to serve in the Navy. PAULA BREEN Beneath Paula's unassuming manner lurks an ambition to become secretary to the President of the United States. Her job at Wakefield Bearing has been satisfying for the time being, however Bookkeeping rates high on Paula's list of fa- vorite classes. She has participated in Pep Club, Chorus, and the Senior Play Executive Committee. Best of luck in the future. LINDA BRETON Linda, who is on the Lookout and Oracle Staffs, is a mem- ber of the National Honor Society and PTSA. Although she works at Stop and Shop, Linda still has time to be our Item Correspondent. Bret will always remember the Chemistry and Physics labs. Her future plans include work either in the teaching or journalism fields. Bet you'll never forget those hec- tic days as Editor-in-Chief of the Lookout, Linda!