Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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SOPHIA CHICKLES RAYMOND CHESLEY One of our hams, Ray has distinguished himself as a member of the Radio Club. When not operating his amateur radio station, he can often be found skiing. Quiet Ray likes Physics with Mr. Woodman best, and hopes someday to go to college. He leaves behind a good suggestion, a student lounge! Shopping or swimming, Sophie always says, It's better to have people think you're stupid, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Her enthusiasm at pep rallies. and her talented twirling with our other majorettes at the football 4 f' ames contributed much to our school spirit Sophie hopes to 3 . . ' tour Europe before becoming a medical secretary. ,Q . . I S 4. . '-5. EVA CHITTY Two sides of fries is a familiar expression to Eva, who spent the summer working at Pleasure Island. She enjoys sing- ing, is a member of Chorale ther favorite classl, and Madrigal Singers. Inter Nos. Senior Play, and the Oracle are also among her activities. As a result of her friendly manner. her favorite pastime is meeting people. Teaching the retarded is included in her future. ANTHONY CICCARELLI JANICE CIAMPA Jan. one of our talented majorettes, is determined to travel through Europe on a motorcycle. Besides devoting most of her time to the Oracle Staff, Senior Play. Inter Nos, Thespians, and AFS Club. this senior loves to ski and sail. She'll never forget Fine Arts Ill, her trips to California and the United Nations, football games, or the C's. Anthony, who is known as Chic to his friends, can be easily recognized by his smile. His major goal is to become a competent engineer. During his years at WHS. he has partici- pated in Radio Club, Photography Club, and Chemistry Club. A member of the Junior and Senior Prom Committees, he can still find time for his hobbies: coin collecting and Weightlifting. LAURA CIOVACCO Petite Laura, a member of our Student Council for three years, is determined to drive her motor scooter up and down the school corridor. Often heard saying Is that right? , this pert senior is peeved at disunity in school and class spirit. Good luck at business school, Laura. xx N ' 1.. X . JAN ET Cl RINO My high school years went by too fast, says Jan, who has DONALD CLIMO enjoyed the antics of the students and teachers and wishes she could enjoy them forever. Jan loves to listen to old records, bowl, and work at the Baker Boy. After your tour of Europe, Jan, we hope you'll return to the USA and become the private secretary you want to be. Versatile Don has served as Sophomore Class President Treasurer of the Student Council, Co-captain of the Warriors, and has participated in Varsity basketball and track. Between these activities, he still finds time for reading and riding his Honda. Don hopes someday to teach History and perhaps coach football. We wish you the best of luck, Don, in what- ever you do. 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

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'QO- WILLIAM COLLINS Bill has taken part in cross country. indoor track, baseball and is a member of CYO. His suppressed desire is to win a race. Bill will always remember running down the corridors for lunch. His favorite classes are Gym and studies. Bill's ambition is to make a million dollars. DANIEL CONCESSI Athletic Dan, who enjoys playing football and baseball. and practicing for the track team by running to lunch. also finds time to work for Benedetto Brothers. He'll always remember baseball practice with Mr. Favorat and American Government with Mr. Morse. Dan, whose prized possession is one flat. spare tire, says. Do unto others before they do unto you. ,s , THOMAS COSTA Tom works at Melody Ranch and is active in CYO. He prizes his license and would like to be on his own, and his pet peeve is girls. Tom likes football, tennis, and trying to play the piano. He liked Gym and the vacations during the summer. Tom is considering a career in the Marine Corps. JAMES COSTANZA Jim is one of many seniors whose favorite pastime is work- ing on cars. It's only natural then. that he prizes his license above all other possessions. Jim holds fondest his many memo- ries of our late President John F. Kennedy. After graduation. Jim wants to get a good job and be successful. Good luck. Jim! WARREN COLBURN Teddy has participated in Leader's Club. gym team, track team, and enjoys swimming and sailing in his own boat. It is hard to see how he finds time to work at the Wakefield YMCA. His prized possession is his driver's license. and he'll always remember Mr. Blaisdell's U S History class. We know he'll succeed after college in either engineering or physical education. JANIS COLLAMORE Jan, one of our witty seniors. has followed her own advice to underclassmen. Study hard, but have a lot of fun. She fondly remembers WHS football and basketball games. and Spanish II with Mr. Fallon. Active in Inter Nos. Lookout Staff. Orurlc Staff. and PYF. Jan plans to further her educa- tion at college. DONNA CONFALONE Buckles, who enjoys bowling. swimming. and dancing, is a member of Inter Nos and the CYO. She will always cherish the memories of the football games and pep rallies. Her sup- pressed desire is to own a gold T-Bird. After graduation. Donna hopes to become a secretary. JOSEPHINE CORONELLA You better believe it! Right Jo-Ann? Amiable Jo. one of our most ambitious seniors, is determined to teach handi- capped children. Serving in Chorale. CYO, Inter Nos. Lookout Staff, and Oracle, she will fondly remember senior elections and Biology with Mr. Feudo. We wish this ardent Peter. Paul, and Mary fan the best of luck at Merrimack!