Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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KAREN CROTO PATRICIA COTE Patricia will always remember Business Practice with Mrs. DeCecca. She works at the Jordan Marsh Company in Malden and, after graduation, hopes to become either a retailer or an interior designer. Her Troy Donahue records are her prized possessions, and she would like to own a white miniature poodle. LEONARD COUGHLIN Tip is a member of St. Joseph's CYO, and was on the JV football team. When he's not working at McDonald's in Read- ing or playing football, he's studying for Mr. Blaisdell's His- tory class, Lenny, who will someday be governor, advises underclassmen to have fun but study hard. MARILYN CRAFTS Mal's favorite pastimes are swimming, dancing, and water skiing. She will never forget the Junior Prom, football games. or the pep rallies. Her activities include Inter Nos, Thespians, and CYO. Mal, who would love to marry a millionaire. hopes to go into the held of IBM computers. RONALD CROCKER Ronnie, who will always remember the lunch boycott, school rallies, and the wonderful times with fellow students at WHS, enjoys bowling and hunting and has participated in field and track. Although his favorite pastime is sleeping, he works at Redstone and hopes to find success after graduation from high school. We hope you find it too, Ronnie! ROBERT COUTURE Bob is an active senior, participating in indoor and outdoor track. a member of the Senior Play cast, and of the Oracle Stall. Bob has many fond memories of the election and pep rallies. and he will always remember his Modern History class with Mr. Morse. Bob hopes to become a millionaire, but now he is content to ride around town in his mother's car. LINDA COVELL Linda, whose ambition is to cure the common cold, may become one of our leading scientists in future years. Her activities include Lookout, Oracle Staff, Math Team, Chemis- try Club, and National Honor Society. Future plans include college. All the luck in the world, Linda, and keep up the good work! 0. 0 . 7' A s o:,'.,0.. ss. f 1' JANICE CRONIN Jan's favorite class is Problems of Democracy. She is a member of the Senior Play Committee, Inter Nos, CYO, and the Oracle Staff. Her prized possession is a certain boy's ring, and she will always remember the football and hockey games with Winchester High. Jan's suppressed desire is to go to Harvard. You better believe it, can often be heard from Karen, whose suppressed desire is to own a gold Mustang. Teachers who give homework over weekends are her pet peeve. She treasures her driver's license and class ring. She is a member of Inter Nos, Senior Play, Make-up Committee, CYO. and Oracle Art Staff. She hopes to become a dental assistant. Good luck, Karen! .

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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!

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LINDA CUMMINGS This versatile and fun-loving senior will always remember the football and hockey games at WHS, pep rallies, and open houses. Known to her friends as Galicia, she is determined to be either an airline stewardess or a physical education teacher. Active in field hockey. basketball, softball. Inter Nos. Oracle, CYO, and Secretary of the Sophomore Class, Linda treasures her friends. GAIL CUNNINGHAM Soft-spoken Gail hopes someday to become an interior dec- orator, to travel to Europe, and to marry a millionaire. This senior enjoys Home Economics with Mrs, Driscoll, sewing, and reading. Her memories are of the football games and the Junior Prom. Inter Nos and Pep Club are among Gail's activi- ties. V Q DAVID CURRIER Sports-minded Cuh, has been active in football and bas- ketball. He treasures his baseball glove, and dislikes people who don't go out for sports. He agrees that longer time be- tween classes and more homeroom periods would improve the school. Dave likes Math with Mr. Callagy and listening to his Johnny Cash records. MARY CURRY Mary is a member of CYO, Inter Nos. and Pep Club. Chemistry with Mr. Jones is her favorite class. Having a good time with her friends, especially at football games, is her favorite pastime. Mary's future plans include working for the government. RICHARD CROZIER The cat is a member of the National Honor Society, indoor and outdoor track, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Production Staff, and Oracle Art Staff, His fondest me- mories are classes with Mr. Jones and Mr. Ryan. He advises underclassmen to keep their marks up, because these deter- mine your place in life. KATH LEEN CUM MINGS Often seen smiling brightly, this Senior, Queen of our Soph- omore Hop, is Secretary-Treasurer of Girls Choir, and a member of the Class Color Committee, Student Council, and Pep Club. She treasures her scrap book and will always re- member pep rallies, hockey games and her surprise birthday party in the cafeteria. WHS wishes this senior happiness in everything. EDWARD CURRAN Here comes Topo, skiing down the slopes. Someday this future accountant will be bombing around in his own car, which will be his prized possession. Among other things, he is a member of the track team. Ed says, Physics with Mr. Carlson was great. Many of us will remember seeing him at Wakefield's First N ational. GERALD CURRAN You can't keep Gerry down with his many athletic activities. Gerry, whose fondest memories are of detention, would like to catch Mr. Sardella up to some of the tricks he himself pulled, like running in the corridors. We wish Gerry the best of luck in the future.