Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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RUTH CARDILLO PATRICIA BUTLER This southern belle, a newcomer to WHS, dislikes hypocrites and social climbers. Vivacious Pat is often heard saying hi, y'all as she passes through the corridors. This busy senior is a member of the Oracle Staff, Luokouz, Senior Play Committee. and Class Prophecy Committee. Pat will always remember July 4, 1964. RODNEY BYAM Rod has been a member of the Concert Band. Dance Band. Orchestra, and the Marching Band. His fondest memories are the Band's trip to Atlantic City and the Marching Band's performance at the Patriots' game. He has enjoyed Mr. Levine's and Mr. Woodman's classes and playing basketball. Voluntary Science Fair Projects are his pet peeve. BARBARA CALT Active Barb is President of Girls Choir and Inter Nos, Secretary of PTSA, and a member of Lookour, Thespians, and Oracle. Among her fondest memories are the football and basketball games, and the pep rallies. Since her favorite class is French, she hopes to major in it in college. She is also very talented in sewing and knitting. Good luck in the future, Barb. DEBORAH CAMERON Debbie, one of our peppy Cheerleaders, would like to coach the football team. She wishes that there was more class unity and fewer cliques. Her fondest memory is her sophomore year, and her prized possession is a 1962 class ring. BRUCE CALLAHAN Bruce, who advises underclassmen to make the best of your high school years, study hard, and have a lot of fun, enjoys all sports, especially hockey and football. High on his list of favorites is Law with Mr. Allen. Bruce's pet peeves are deten- tion and math. He's employed at Bradlees. GAIL CALLAHAN Stylish Gail, one of WHS's popular seniors, is a three year member of Student Council. As a retail purchaser, will you buy those cuddly teddy bears? Beatlemania has effected Gail. and as an avid hockey fan she would really love to participate in a Bruins' game! What an improvement there would be if only gym uniforms could be eliminated! CORRINE CANTO Corrie, who played Miss Pike in the Senior Play, is Presi- dent of BYF. She would like to see her name in the lights as a public speaker. One of her pet peeves is two faced people. Corrie will always remember the gab sessions with the girls. Ruth, who would like to travel to Europe, is a member of Inter Nos. Loolmm, and Senior Play Business Staff. Her pet peeve is perfectionists and she can be often heard saying all right. She advised underclassmen to use every opportunity of the senior year. After graduation, Ruth hopes to become a teacher. .

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JOHN BRODERICK ELIZABETH BRITNER Betty, who likes to watch swimming and horseback riding, enjoys sewing and knitting. But these pastimes don't stop her from using her driver's license, her prized possession. Betty will long remember Consumer Math with Mr. Callagy. Her ambition is to become a nurse. Good luck, Betty! EDWARD BROPHY Ed, as he is known to his friends, has a major interest in baseball, his favorite sport for a number of years. His prized possession is his baseball glove, and his suppressed desire is to pitch in the major leagues. Ed is also in football and indoor track. His ambition is to become a pilot in the USAF. He likes to relax. but spends a lot of time working at the Wakefield Trust. ROBERT BROWN Bob is a member of the Senior Play Committee, the Varsity Hi. guys can be heard as John passes through the corri dors. John. an active golfer who belongs to the golf team, finds French III with Mr. Benoit his favorite class. When not studying. John finds time to play golf, tennis, and to ski. His prized possession is his pair of white golf shoes. To become a US Congressman from Massachusetts is John's ambition. Go John! GLADYS BRYSON and JV tennis team. manager of the Varsity gymnastic team. and a member of BYF. His pet peeve is the cafeteria food. He will always remember the pep rallies and the wild Inter Nos initiation rules. Bob's ambition is to work on a ship which will travel all over the world. RONALD BROWN Ronnie has participated in Chorale. Junior Concert Choir. and has worked on the Senior Play. Folk music is the area Ronnie enjoys most, and basketball is a favorite sport of his. Someday he hopes to be a speech teacher or a disc jockey and he'd like to be able to play a guitar like Bob Dylan. A folk singer someday? Just could be true! if .iff ,si P31-1,4 53: ge ts? .f '. YF my . 'W-L ' PAUL BUCKLEY Buck is Co-captain of our football team. Track and the Oracle Business Staff also keep him busy. but he enjoys hunt- ing when he can. His fondest memory is the Junior Prom, Advanced Math with Mr. Bradshaw ranks high with him. Bucks pet peeve is boys who can play football but don't. He advises underclassmen to work hard first and enjoy themselves Work hard for your future years, advises Gladys, who hopes to eventually become an IBM key-punch operator. Fol- lowing her own advice. she was employed at Wakefield Engi- neering Co. dtiring the summer and now she is hard at work in Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin. She also manages to find time for boating. swimming. cooking. and cheering with the Pep Club. later. CLAIRE BUTLAND Claire, who works at the Holiday Bakery. has a suppressed desire to throw a lemon meringue pie into someones face. Among her fondest memories are the football games and the Sophomore Hop. Her charm bracelet and scrap book are her prized possessions. .,n

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DIANE CAREAGA SUSAN CAROSELLI JOHN CARNEY John, who is often called Cam by friends. places football and track high on his list of favorite sports. Although his ambition is to become a scholar, his suppressed desire is to be a spinner. Mr. Callagy's Algebra class rates as John's favorite. John will always be remembered by us as being a spinner. Best of luck in the future. John. ANDREA CARDWELL Andy, who can often be heard saying that's life, hopes someday to see the world. This desire may come true because her ambition is to join the Peace Corps. She is a member of the Oracle Business Stall, the Lookout Staff, Inter Nos, the Senior Play Business Staff and CYO. Her advice to underclass- men is All work and no play makes a sad boy. Learn to enjoy people, they're more fun that way, says vivacious Diane, who has taken part in Thespians, B and, Oracle Staff, Inter Nos. Senior Play cast, basketball, and soft- ball. Meeting different people is Diane's favorite pastime. She hopes never to forget her many memories of WHS when she is living in Spain. Good luck in the future, Diane! 1 u - . Sue, one of our leading seniors. is Editor-in-Chief of the Oracle, Vice-President of the National Honor Society. and a member of Chorale and the Madrigal Singers. Honest to Peter, Sue, would you really like to be a spy. or is a career in archaeology or government in the future? The Trouveres and French lll with Miss Cowing will bring back fond memories. i I f e. it is , Y 5 . -.1 fa., DAVID CARROLL Dave, treasurer of St. Joseph's CYO and a member of the Class Motto Committee, wants to attend college and enter the business world. His main activities include working at Cataldo Pharmacy. playing hockey, and sleeping through study periods. Dave will always remember the Junior Prom, the election rallies. and Mr. Morse's History class. KENNETH CHAREST Kenny enjoys dramatics, and his fondest memories will be Brigadoon with Miss Hogan and the Senior Play. in which he was crew captain. He enjoys Art with Miss Rainge and hopes to be an interior decorator when he finishes touring Europe. As his favorite pastime is spending money. his sup- pressed desire is to buy the High School. Kenny's pet peeve is SUSAN CASSIDY Sue. who desires only to make the best of herself, just doesn't understand how people can be late. What she wouldn't give for more freedom at assemblies and pep rallies! Employ- ment at Savage Cleaners has taken up a great deal of her time, but it has not kept her from enjoying Friday night with the girls. Those who receive Sue for a teacher will be lucky! the Cliques, HARRY CHEKOS Harry can almost always be found near the ham radio in ll3. He has been Vice-President of the Radio Club, is a ham radio operator, member of the Quannapowitt Radio Associa- tion, the Band. and the Senior Play Committee. His prized possessions are his ham radio rig and his boat. His memories include the Atlantic City trip with the Band and Chemistry with Mr. Jones. ' :JL- 'ifiti K - .- 'QW