Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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DOUGLAS HENDERSON DANIEL HEALEY Dan's memories of WHS are the football and election ral- lies, and the school plays. His favorite classes are Bookkeeping and Fine Arts. Kids who don't do homework and get away with it, is his pet peeve. Swimming is his favorite sport, and listening to the radio and playing albums are his pastimes. Dan would like to travel around the world and go to accounting school. ELAINE HEALEY Elaine treasures the friendships she has made during her high school years. A conscientious worker at CYO. Pep Club. Senior Play Committee, and typist for the Oracle. she has helped to make our years enjoyable and memorable. As a hrm believer that co-ed classes are best, our future secretary regrets that she had all-girl classes. r 3 I GARY HENRIKSEN Gary's activities have included the Senior Play Committee. the National Honor Society, Science Club, Chemistry Club, and indoor and outdoor track. Winning the 1963 Indoor Track Championship and the .lunior Prom are his fondest memories of WHS. Mr. Woodman's Physics class rates high with Gary. His favorite sport is skiing, and to become an engineer is his ambition. .IACQUELINE HEWES Jackie likes to keep on the run, which she will if she enters a horse in the Grand National. Her past experiences in horse- back-riding should help her attain her goal of being a famous horse trainer. A participant in the Senior Play Committee. church youth group and Rainbow, she quotes Poe as a favorite pastime and her saying is Once upon a midnight dreary. 43 f Q STEVEN HEGARTY lNloondoggie. who enjoys skiing, is active as an officer in his CYO and a member of the CYO newspaper. Steve, who hopes to be an international marketer, will live in Paris. He's sure, however, hc'll never forget Mr. Bohlman's German class. Besides working at the First National, Steve enjoys playing records and treasures his skis. Best of luck in the future, Steve? Prody. as Doug is known to his friends. is one of our folk music enthusiasts, This friendly senior can often be heard playing his guitar and singing. He considers his guitar and license his prized possessions. Problems of Democracy with Mr. Sage and a certain D block study will always be rated high with Doug. His future plans include success as a lawyer. MEREDITH HILTON We wonder if Merry will still be saying You're kidding on her trip to Europe. She may have to leave her kitten Patenes behind, but not her high school memories. With Miss Proakis' Office Method behind her, Merry will continue on to become a medical secretary in the WAVES. Then she'll have the longer lunch break she's wanted for four years. TRUDY HOGG Trudy has participated in Rainbow, Inter Nos, and in BYF as an ofhcer. She has always wanted to slide down the school bannisters. The stampede to lunch disrupts her favorite pas- time-daydreaming. She thinks underclassmen should make the most of their high school year, Four years go by so quickly. '

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ANDREW HAFFFRTY F Rlfll HALADAY Butch is a member of CYO aml has worked at l-red J. Haladay' and Sons. His suppressed desire is to live in Hawaii. Butch priies his license. and enjoyed Mechanical Drawing with Mrs. Macleod. He would someday like to he a mechz cal engineer. JOHN HAI..-XDAY Teachers who give homework over school vacations have always irritated John. While he has followed his own advice in studying hard, he has participated in basketball. C YO. Junior Prom Committee. and the Senior Play licket Committee. Mr. Woodman's General Science and Physics classes have inspired him to hecome an engineer Ciood luck in college. John! RONALD HADLEY Ron, an indoor and outdoor track star. rates his varsity jacket as his prized possession. When not working at the Lord Wakefield. he can be found driving around in the family ' car. History' classes with Mr. Morse rate tops with him. Ron hopes to go to college and become a high school history teacher. liest of luck? - N 1 1 i JOHN llA'l'C'H Smokey's suppressed desire is to go to a business school in an XKF. He'll always remember Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin and the gamesgespecially' the state championship hockey' games. Intramural basketball. howling. and driving Happy. who would like to study' oeeanographv on a South Sea island. can often be heard saying. Take it easy! Active in Rocket Club, Boy Scouts. CYO. and YMCA. he enjoys Physics with Mr. Woodman. His favorite pastimes are boating. swimming and driving his father's car. He will always remem- her the experiments that didn't work in Chemistry and the Nlelrose-Wakefield games. N KFITH HAl.liY Keith. whose favorite class was Modern History with Mr. irse. often says. Hi, guys. His pet peeve is people who nk they are right all the time. Keith plans to enter the service after graduation and then go on to college. Best of luck. keith? JANE HARDING Painting. sculpting. swimming. lnter Nos, l.ooAon1, Pep tluh. Uratle. and hiking have kept Jane busy. but she's still had time to decide that WHS needs a swimming pool. When asked a question. her usual response is Crazy'! As a fashion illustrator. she will he able to tour Europe. We will always remember her efforts to convince people to be themselves. Ciood luck? have taken up most of his time. He tells undcrclassmen to Support WHS! G RFGORY HAWKS l3ango. often heard saying hairy'. would someday' like to come to school in a sweatshirt and sneakers. Gregory is sure never to forget Mr. Blaisdell's LIS History classes. and his unusual method to remedy' talking. tape! After high school, he hopes to go to college and become an actor or an author.

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RQ'iir U 1 ,K . ,- 1 . 4, 'Nz RALPH HOLMES Since Ralph's favot'ite class was Biology with Mr. Feudo. he will do something connected with it in the future. People who never leave things the way they Gnd them is his pet peeve. He enjoys skiing. YMCA. and football games. He advises under- classmen to look both ways while running through the corri- dors. WENDELLHOLMES Mountain climbing. hockey, and skiing are high MARY HORNF There goes peppy Mary, President of the Pep Club. march- ing down the football field with the WHS banner. The proms. football and hockey games. and pep rallies spell otit great years at WHS. lvlary works at Brighanfs. is Secretary-'l reas- urer of Chorale. on the Senior Board of lnter Nos, and a member of 'l hespians and CYO. Best of ltick. Mary! LORRAINF HOllDlf Anyone climbing a ladder and attempting to walk a catwalk could only be Hoodie, who wants to enjoy life vvhile she n. She treasures her friendships made at WHS and has enjoyed participating in Band. Inter Nos, CYO. badminton. tennis. and the Art Stall' of the Urtu'lt'. Good ltick in the future, l orraine. S Wendy's list of favorite sports. His favorite possession is his driver's license. He is a member of the gym team, JV hockey, Yacht Club. and the Greenwood Greeks. To own a motor- cycle is his suppressed desire. Someday he hopes to own and run a ski lodge. Best of luck, Wendy! CAROLYN HUBBARD Swimming. tennis. folk music, and pep rallies are the activi- .i ties in which Carolyn participates. When asked a question, her most likely ansvser is ls that right'. ' Her suppressed desire is to keep her many friends. which we're sure she'll have no trouble accomplishing. Good luck in the future as a commer- ,. t, ci'il artist? RICHARD HUNT Rick has participated on WHS football and is a member of CYO. Rick. vshose l953 Chevy is his prized possession. will always remember WHS school dances and math class. Rick's ambition is to enter college. The election rally was the best in his opinion. Rick says. lf you want to have a good class, take LOIS HUPPRICH I g C'an't you just see this future nurse. who participated many of otir school activities. vveartng roller skates to cz Petite. vivacious lois loves her cuddly stullied animals and vyill never forget riding around with her friends. Although Chemis- try didn't agree with her. l.ois is sure never to forget it. Go luck in the future. Lois! STEPHFN HLRTON Wease. a member of the varsity golf team. freshman and JV basketball teams. intramural bovvling league. and CYO. will always remember the high school games and pep rallies. He spent his spare time working at l. B Fvans or dreaming of a red Corvette, Wease tells underelassmen to always be proud of WHS and to remember that its reputation depends on their individual actions. an active part in it. tif