Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1974 volume:

' •• :. r ' •; ' ; : )♦, f y. 1 ' k :) Add to the lamp of knowledge The fuel of human understanding, courage, compassion, and common sense. And its light will serve you well through the joys and challenges of life. Barbara Binow k±kA I III! VUjul OlAjl. S4-)05lj(l crw ' H jL. loClxa LUC o o ,, .. .. ,. «A O j • o fc o o o n fy f V P o o o ct o V o «• cv n FjJ o r II rr ft I jf: .j i . OldoL -Huu oOuy LO LcXjULQ LxdL . (JUJUUL Of JL 4-UJl. OLTiCL Onuu ' u viOnui U6 i ULCLCh OH-Ouu. CXJDtL A CVL t-h OuC ' . - -I to im rM: b+ Jun cJhiCuulof mOJJMJL bojr)lct Ut i- lO-CM- DuncL ouuLcu Jb5. J GOOD LUCK III! Tti ▼ 1(1 I i Tin- June sun shall hi- hard on the past; t(Kla is full with (hfjos of light, anil tomorrow is alri-adv w arm on our faies But I ' vi-n on that final tlav as vou I ' losf the door to thf past hi ' hiiul )u ' and grfft the w aiting sun. the past aw aits sour return. So w f have Ifft a w indow open for ou. and w lii-n the nt-i-d is great sou w ill scale the w ail of time and search the past for w hat sou left hehind u ' vmtrwur;LA:.:.mM n ADS, ETC. 220 PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE 12 RECOGNITION 13 DEDICATION 14 TRIBUTE 16 S P o R T S 145 F A C U L T Y 193 WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WAKEFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01880, , 246-1370 7 RAYMOND U. OSBORNE PRINCIPAL JOHN T. BRODERICK VICE-PRINCIPAL •CI nU Lj V o ' JOSEPH R. SARDELLA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DR. ELIZABETH UPHAM DEAN OF GIRLS Principal ' s Message This is the age of instant communication and crisis where incidents in various parts of the globe are relayed immediately; where local and national problems lead overnight to public speculation and confusion; where the volume of technological data threatens to overwhelm and dehumanize ' us all. How to cope with a world where people feel helpless and bewildered is a prime challenge for all young people. My message is simple. Your goal should be to share a common conviction that what you do as a person does count in this world; that a decision to accentuate those qualities most human in all of us is important; that problems are not even identified let alone solved without constant effort. Finally, pursue your goals with a singular determination and hold to your convictions with courage. To the Class of 1974, best wishes for a satisfying and meaningful life. JUN 2 4 1974 12 In Special Recognition of James Walsh For years of service and dedication to the student body. Your roles as teacher and coach have long been a source of inspiration to all of us; but especially the boys who have looked to you for your leader- ship and experience. TEACHER, COACH, FRIEND 13 ySv % ' S??S s« DEDICATION My goal as a teacher is to inspire my students. I think there are three kinds of teachers — the first is the sympathetic type. You can go to them and cry on their shoulder. Sympathy is important in a teacher but I don ' t think it is the first priority. Then there are the organized teachers who repeat lesson plans verbatim from year to year and are constantly passing out mimeographed sheets. I could never be like that. The third type is the inspiring teacher. She inspires her students to want to learn. I would most like to be like this. Margaret Wheeler «?: -r ? : ' t, -T ■■ fi. fmSl ' . 10 ; ' ' -••5 ♦ : . ' ajy v : v ' lit 4 - Ij:S? ' 3?; 5c : W5 V % ,: • ? i. Miss Wheeler you HAVE succeeded for: Not seldom in this life, when, on the right side, fortune ' s favourites sail close by us, we, though all adroop before, catch somewhat of the rushing breeze, and joyfully feel our bagging sails fill out. Herman Melville Moby Dick A Special Tribute to Mr. Broderick: After a career in education spanning three decades Mr. John Broderick announced his decision to retire. Teachers will miss the moral support he always gave and students will remember his strict but always fair deci- sions. Many thanks to a great educator. 16 Happiness . . . something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. s I o s 17 CLASS OFFICERS SUSAN SULLIVAN.Secretary WILLIAM COLLINS, President JAYNE CHISHOLM, Vice-President 1974 KATHY PROWSK. Treasurer 18 WILLIAM K ADAMS Farmer . . . Aries . . . enjoyed Fresh- man homeroom with Miss Diil)()is prizes his car usually found hang- ing around the Hurd School . . . ad- vises underclassmen to Watch out for those school lunches cur- rently employed at Cubby Hole Sta- tioners suppressed desire is to graduate with honors . . on to college CIIKRYL ALHFMOMCII 735 llollinc in Melrose enjoys drawing, painting, needleeraft, part - ing, horseback riding and swimming Art ill with Miss Rainge is Cher- yl ' s favorite class . . can often be heard saying Dynamite fondly remembers parties at Bum ' s Mall prizes her license . . advises under- classmen to keep your feet on the ground desires to become rich dislikes heroes . . art school. KAYE ALTIERI Kaye . . . active in softball, volleyball and the curriculum committee . . hobbies include hiking, playing gui- tar and partying Shorthand II with Ms. McC affrey rates high fondest memory is the Kangamangas , . prizes her harmonica . . . im- provement for W.H.S. would be a coffee machine . . , secretary . . January 24, 1956. LINDA ANTHONY Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Inter Nos, Prep Club, Senior Play Business (commit- tee . . enjoys traveling and spending money . . . will always remember Hawaii and 8-4-73 . . . prizes George and Raggedy Ann ... to always be happy . admires her grandparents a certain ring . . dislikes week- days . . . presently employed at Gal- lahues . . . future plans include child study. NANCIE DOREEN AUCELLA Auchella . . . President of Ski C lub 72-73, Establishment Youth Advisor hobbies include skiing, softball, football ... enjoyed Art III with Miss Rainge . Basic!! , , . will al- ways remember North Conway 2-26- 71 prizes the Orange Scorpio . . . admires her sister Kathie ... a stu- dent lounge for W.H.S. . . employed at (Uimmings . . . future plans in- clude early childhood education or social work. RICHARD C BAIN Rick enjoys scuba diving, hunt- ing, driving and sleeping . . fon K remembers Rat ' s wedding . . prizes the bullet around his neck . hopes to make it to California somedaN . . admires Puck . future plans in- clude marriage . . . Scorpio. JOSEPH BAKER Animal . . . track, basketball, football and cross country . . hobbies in- clude all sports, music and playing his harmonica . . . enjoyed (Chemistry with Mr. Jones . . will always re- member the win over Stoneham 28-20 last year . . suppressed desire is to be a physical education teacher . . . admires Tim Rossovich . dislikes 3 hour practices with Mr. Bisacre and Mr. Callagy . drinking lountains in the classroom would improve WHS. . . . advises underclassmen to party . . . may enter the Marines or go to college . . August II. Leo. CAESAR BALZOTTI (;het active in lootball, golf, hockey, floor hockev and %()lle ball .. Please, will ah hobbies include boating, water skiing, stu)w- mobiling and motorcNcling will always remember 1-1-73 New Years Eve party w itii Lynda . . . prizes his medal empl() ed at Walker Con- struction Companx Leo . . college. 19 LOUISE BARRY Wcez .. member of St. Patrick ' s Drill Team . . . involved in vollcx hall and l)admint )n . . enjoyed Fresh- man math class with Mr. Carmilia . hobbies include sewing and hand crafts . . . March ' 73 prizes her medals knock it off ad- mires her mother dislikes phoney people and people who call her ' Pooche gym as an elective would be a good improvement for W.H.S. . . . advises underclassmen to stick with it . . employed at Free- man Cleaners . . secretary . . . Cancer. . l DHKY IVVRON . iidre was in the Senior Plu , an editor ot the Yearbook, in Thespians and Inter-nos . will always remem- ber free food with OB, Vednesda , and Israel . prizes her car . . . en- jo s pla ing the guitar and eating ( I ' m so content when I eat ) advises underclassmen to smile, then even the worst of times w on t seem so had , ii thing is funny if you can laugh at it dislikes car accidents and people who don ' t know how to drive right plans to go to college and hecome wicked famous. LYNN BARRY Field hockey, track and gymnastics are Lynn s favorite sports mem- ber of girls W club hobbies in- clude skiing . . fondly remembers the Senior Prom 72 .. . enjoyed P.O D. with Mr. Tropeano . . . prizes her silver locket . . admires the coaches of W.H.S. ... suppressed desire is to ski the Rockies . a dvis- es underclassmen to have fun . . employed at Stone ' s . . 7 . . Rick. NANCY BARRASSO Belonged to WOrk Stud and B () K. collects stulled animals . fond- K remembers 7-29-71 . . . enjo e(l Knglisli with Mr Magnan . prizes her Ncllow smileK pillow dislikes g m suppressed desire is to go to Hawaii (eels a good improvement for WHS would be a student lounge advises underclassmen to slow down currently employed at Or. Cuav ' s office travel . October 16. LAUREN BARTER Active in Prep Club and B O.E. . . . enjoys playing guitar, horseback rid- ing and boating . . . How ' s B. H. — D.D. . . favorite class is F block study . . . will always remember her summer in California . . . prizes her license . . . desire to own a horse . . . future plans include travel and work Sam Scorpio. COLIN BEASLEY Beas . Student (Council Treasurer, School Committee Council, Ooss Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track and N.H.S. ... favorite teacher is Mr. Jones ... fondly remembers 74 club and the Tiki Room . dislikes wise underclassmen . . . sup- pressed desire is to travel . . better food in the cafe would be an im- provement for W.H.S. ... advises underclassmen to get all you can while it lasts ... Gemini ... college. LISA BENOIT Lisa prized her black cat The Kids likes drawing, fishing and f ike riding . . . admires C;haree Girls W Club, field and floor hock- ey, volleyf)all and Softball QB . enjoyed biology with Ms. Brodeur and Eng III and IV w ith CR , . col- lege to own a farm . . . nice one peeved by lazy people. ROBIN BERARDINANGELO Robin was our Oracle (- o-Editor, President of Thespians, representa- tive to Mass. Girls State and Typing Editor of the Look-Out Madrigals basketball remembers 7 4 71 2 4 72 . Plum Island . . prizes her opal necklace and her friends . . . honey chicky baby . yellow ro- ses ... N.H.S. . . . English 3 and 4 with Ms. Romano and Ms. Wheeler . hobbies include reading, sewitig bicycling . glue . . Rod Mc- Kuen . plans to become a teacher of the deaf. 20 SALVATORE BOCCELLO Sal . . . enjoys drag racing . . will always remember shop with Hacker Walsh . . , fondly remembers striking at Mac Ford . employed at Mac Ford . . . would like to be a mechanic . Scorpio. JOSEPH A. BOCCELLI Joe . enjoys building turniture history with Hacker Walsh rates high w ith Joe . . . prizes his 380 Suzki . . . admires his Uncle Frankie a good improvement for WHS. would be open campus . . currently employed at Bay State Carbane Co. . . . carpen- try . . Sagittarius. NABIL BOGHOS Bogie . . . Boy s W Club, Tri-C ap- tain of Football, C o-Captain of Wres- tling, President of Student Council and Student-Faculty Council . . . hobbies include partying, sw imming, skiing, flying kites and chess . . . Baby, Baby . . . fondly remembers the Tiki Room . admires his fa- ther . better athletic facilities for WHS. . advises underclassmen to ' enjo it while you can . Janis employed at Middle East Bakery college . Taurus. ROSE MARIE BOCCEI.I.O Rose likes pla ing badminton enjoyed Home-Ec sophomore ear with Miss Hughes fondK remem- bers her Junior year . . sujipresscd desire is to own a cottage down Salis- bury Beach bigger lockers for WHS. Scorpio . . on to hair- dressiiiK school. SsS SiSis ' ? ' ' THERESA BOISCLAIR Terr . field hockey, vollesball, floor hockey. Inter Nos and pep club hobbies include sw imming, read- ing and going out . . no, really? ... U.S. History with Mr. Eckman rates high with Terry . . . fondly remembers her Sophomore year . . . desires to grow wings and fly . . . prizes her friends . . . admires Mrs. Harrington . . . advises underclass- men to keep on truck-in! . em- ployed at Friendly s Ice Oeam . . . physical therapy. DEBORAH BONANNO Deb . Freshman and Sophomore Chorus, Girls C hoir, C horale. Madri- gals, Inter Nos Senior Board, FT. . ., Oracle Class Staff, badminton and St. Josephs Choir enjoxs singing, reading, sewing and collecting sea shells . wicked . . prizes her class ring ll-2 ' 5-73 admires her grandparents . desires to be in a soap opera . . It ou don t suc- ceed at first; tr . tr again . em- ploNcd at Lucius Beebe Librar college Sagittarius Mist PETER J. BONZAGNI Peace Corps Mr Walsh rates high with Peter . prizes his license a good improvement for W.H.S would be wider hallways . . . em- ployed at 1.. B. Evans . . college and a career with the Fire Dept, is in the future Leo BETTY BOli CHARD Brand) . . involved in Peace Corps, Chorus, Senior Pla and Thespians hobbies include tra eling. Peace ( ' orps activities and reading . . en- jo ed VV ' orlil Civ II with Miss Robert- son fondK remembers London, April 1973 prizes her [)assport . . admires Joan Baez inipro enienl for WHS. is more elective courses advises underclassmen to get involved emplo cd at KelK s Ovsler House a traxel oriented career Taurus. 21 JAMES BRENNAN Jim soccer and hockev fiijoys skiing . . Art and Mfclianical Draw- iiiK rate higli % ith Jim ill always remember the Atwell Fire ad- mires K.VV. . . . longer study periods would improve W.H.S. ... employed at (iallahue ' s market draftsmen . . . Sagittarius. KERRY BRENNAN Kerr liobhies include skiing and da dreaming . . . enjoyed History with Mr. Fuller ... Guess what happened? . fondly remembers 1- 1-72 prizes a 5x7 suppressed desire is to ski the Rockies with Jean Claud KilK admires her parents . . more respect for students would improve W. H.S. .. advises under- classmen to take each day as it comes . . . Katherinc Gibbs. RICHARD BRENNAN A and Order of DeMolax Eng- lish with Mrs. Buia is Richard s favor- ite class prizes his 68 ( ' hrysler advises underclassmen to hang in there emplo ed at Metric Screw and Tool . hopes to attend a niilitar academ . ROBERT BRENNAN Slim . . . enjoys skiing, mountain climbing and fixing cars . English with Mr. Magnan . Please ... will always remember the Atwell Fire prizes his car and stereo . admires C-at Stevens a parking lot tor Seniors would improve W.H.S. advises underclassmen to be w ise, look ahead, forget the past employed at Wakefield Bearing ( o. . . . (Capricorn. ROBERT BRIDGES Robbie . enjoys listening to music prizes his 250 Montessa . . de- sires to someday own a big bike plans a career in air conditioning Libra. ELLEN BR INKERS Ellen sub-head Majorette, Inter Nos Senior Board, Ski (;lub. Pep Club, Prep CUih, Oracle Feature Staff, Lookout Staff, field hockey, floor hockey, N.H.S., Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom C ommittces enjoys sewing, skiing, partying will always remember her trip to Florida, Feb. 1972 . . prizes her friends more school spirit for WHS. advises underclassmen to ' get involved college . . Cancer. LEECA M BROWN V hat s happening: ' enjoys traveling, swimming, skiing, reading, writing letters and poerns . . . US. Hist()r and POD with Trop rate high w ith Leeca summer of ' 73 and Europe . prizes her dog and friends . desires to see the world peeved by the glory people W.H.S. has . . getting rid of the glo- ries wouUI improve WHS. . advis- es underclassmen to hang in there, cuz it will be well worth our wor- ries . nursing school JEFFREY W. BROWNE Jeff . Mass. Youth Wind Ensem- ble, N.E. District Band, Greater Bos- tonians, WHS. Band and Orchestra, Jazz Band, Indoor and Outdoor Track enjoyed G Block physics with Mr. Simpson admires Rod Milburn . a field house would improve WHS. employed at Meadow- brook Ciolf Course college Virgo. 22 KEITH BROWNSON Keith . thinks highly of Miss Ro- mano admires Karl Marx . . improvement for WHS. wonkl be open campus advice to under- classmen is don ' t v ()rk too hard . . . Chancer. ■ 1 I , 1 f r M MARCARKT BL ' CKI.KY Marge . . member of S. S.A. B.C. . likes walking on the beach . . . en- joyed French I and 11 with Miss Greenquist . hunya . . summer of ' 73 and Maiiomet . prizes her Mickey Mouse watch and Tigger the Tiger . . desires to always be happy better lunches for W.H.S. . . employed at (luillovvs . . . secretarial school Leo PAUL BUGLl Bug Boy ' s ' W Club, Class Will Committee, football, indoor and out- door track . enjoys partying . physics with Mr. Bermett rates high with Paul . . prizes 70 and Bruno suppressed desire is to do 300 pounds on the bench press . dis- likes clicks . open campus would improve W.H.S. . . . today is the first day for the rest of your life, so start it right with TOTAL . physical education teacher Libra. f SHARON BURBINE Face St Joseph s ( oiujuistadors enjoys music, driving, and art fondly remembers the summer of 73 and winning the 1973 C.Y.O. Music Festival championship . . . prizes her car and PuPu ... a Gemini . . to go to California . . . employed at Pas- tan Properties. MICHAEL BURKE Mike . enjoyed Business Law with Mr. Walsh . . . Let it ride priz- es his license and his car . , fondly remembers a trip to Canada . dis- likes heroes feels open campus would improve WHS college in the future. RALPH BURKE Bud . . enjoyed P.O. D. with Trop fondly remem!)ers qualify ing for the State basketball tournament . . winning over Lexington a mem- ber of the Warrior basketball team feels open campus would im- pr ) e WHS employed b RJ Burke roofing totrasel. PAUL BL ' RTON Snatch . , enjoys water skiing and listening to music . favorite class was Physiology with Mr. Smith fondest memory of freshman home- room in the Atwell , . to go across the U.S.A. . . . admires Mark Twain advises underclassmen watch out for K.P. to work in electronics. DEBBIE BITLANO Butlin . . a (Capricorn . favorite hobby is partying Bink fondest memory is of Nasella Park and the (Ireat Escape prizes (Jeorgie and Buzz . . admired Deb- b Goodwin suppressed desire is to ow n a lime green chopper to live and enjoy life em| lo etl by theM.. . Olson ( ompain, Inc. 23 STKNKN BL ' Tl.KR Steve a ineiiil)er of tlie Audio isual Oliil) and business editor of tlie Oracle a railroad entliusiast who eiijoNS archer and rifler , favor- ite class was Bookkeeping with Mrs. C ronin prizes his how . , . sup- pressed desire is to he a veterinarian admires Mr. Bennet . advises underclassmen plan ahead ... to go to college. DONNA BUZZELL Buz manager of Bo s Outdoor Track, Senior Pla , badminton, marching band. Freshman and Soph- omore Chorus, Girls ( hoir and C;ho- rale . enjo ed English III with Mrs Buia . . . prizes her friends . . desires to go to Europe again ... admires D. B. 3-6-7. ' 3 advises underclassmen to enjoy school wiiilc you can, it will be over too soon ' business school . Libra. KAREN BYRNES Byrnesy President of PTSA . member of girls track and pep club hobbies include horseback riding and camping enjoyed English III with Miss Glenn 12 12 72 a Libra times in the orange can . . fondest memory of White Mts. 73 prizes her locket and her friends admires a certain Italian ... to travel. ROBERT GAHILL Bob a member of Peace Corps and Auio-Visual Club . favorite class was Physiology prizes his car , , . his hobbies include numist- mastics has fond memories of English II with Miss DuBois I never let my schooling interfere w ith m education, Mark Tv ain . fa- vorite teacher was Mr Jones . ad- vises underclassmen to stay away from politics . admires Mr. Cahill a switch to the system of open classrooms would improve W.H.S. . . . college in the future. CHRISTOPHER CALLANAN C-hris a member of work-study . . enjoys painting a Chancer . . favorite class was typing with Miss Gibson prizes his car would like to be successful feels a w ider scope of curriculum woulil improve WHS advises underclassmen Be yourself first! ... to go into land- scape architecture. PETER calli(;andes Peter active in three years of var- sit football and track . . . enjoys dirt biking and camping . . What a rush! ' White Mountains, Frank M and clearing parties are a lond mem )r admires Steve McQueen prizes his friends . . . peeved b long football practices . . . advises underclassmen Hang on, I did! . . . to go across country. CHARLES C;AMPBELL flammons played ' arsity Basket- ball likes to hang at the H School . enjoyed homeroom with Miss Dubois his freshman year will never forget the day .AtweJI Building burned prizes his license to travel. ROBERT CARDOSI Bob a member ol the football and track team . hobbies include skiing, camping, and partying . . White Mountain memories ... prized possession is Karen . . U.S. History with Mr. Blanchard was a favorite a Capricorn . admired his father . . peeved by alarm clocks trade school in the future. 24 i A RICHARD CASS Rich a nicmher of the varsit h()cki- team . enjoyed Poetr in Motion v itli Miss Romano 2 17 73 . admires Ian Anderson a Virno dislikes eafe food feels open campus would improve WHS advises underclassmen Have a good time while you can emploved at D. F. (barter Ma- chine Sliop college. BARBARA CARKV Prarey manager of Bo s Outdoor Track, Senior Play ( osturne Commit- tee, badminton. Peace ( orps and floor hockey . . . partxinji is a favorite pastime Mr. Tropeano . I don t care « ill aKva s remem- ber the night in the hoy s locker room . prizes her scrap book desires to ride cross c()untr by bike ad- mires Roger business college Leo. BRKNT CKRl ' I.I.O Brent a member ot the Ja , (Con- cert, and Marching Bands enjovs music clu ' mistr with Mr Mur- ph was a favorite suppressed desire is to sk clivc prizes his drivers license admires Senator Howard Baker dislikes . Block classes adxises underclassmen Stick with it ' future plans in- clude college SI K CAKRAI Sue Orclu ' stra, Madrigals, Cho- rale. Districts, All Stale, and (;.B.V.S(). enj() s partxing. swinuning. water-skiing, and spend- ing time on Cape CotI Knglish Ml with Miss Glenn, I ' .S Histors with Mr Blanchard,, and Mr Bennett s Phxsics class . Or. Quackeroon B.C. P. Tanglewood 73 . . prizes Tango ZOOM . . . desires to be a professional shot-put thrower and to deafeat M. ' Mootunaiden admires J.O.C. . peeved by phonies and Monda mornings ( an I go to the la ■ advises underclassmen to Ha ( ' inn hopes to periorm in nnisir in the luture CINDY CHANH ' A(;NK Cind a C apricorn enjoNcd Business with Mr. Allen treshman ear . . . 7 5 70 . . . desires to have a job and keep it . . . to go to California admires Urs peexcd l) get- ting u|) in the morning Sam Photograph) School in the Inture i1 JO ANN c;hampoi ' x Jo Thespians, Inter Nos board. Pep cinb, Sr. pla , Oracle, Jr. Prom committee drawing and skiing are fa ()rite pasttimes enjo ed . rt with Miss Rainge prizes het leg casts and Scoob Doo logo to Kurope feels air freslmer in the lavs would improve WHS I keep m iileals. because in spite of cvitn- thing, 1 still belie e that people are realK good at heart ROBKRT CHANI.KV ( hink a member ol outdoor track ... enjoxed Knglish with Mrs. Buia . . . Think So? Christmas K.ve over T. P s is a fond memorx . Saturdax nights out desires to travel arounti the L ' .S. peeved b I ' ridav night work till 10 . open campus vxould improve WHS emploxed 1) Cerratani ' s college KKNT Cll PMAN in a member of gxmnastics and basketball enjo s his music collection ping-pong and camp ing Spanish with Senor Salerno rales high Release! ' drivitig to school with Oopa and Rob will never be forgotten to isit China admires Jack C;assid and ( ralian Wilson peeved by A.M. radio Curb our dog to traxel i 25 DEBORAH CHEEN ER Del) activi- ii) Fellowship aiicl Rainbow . . enjoyed English III with Mrs. Buia . . . 6 9 72 . . . prizes Chris . desires to be rich . . . ad- mires her parents . . . feels a smoking lounge would improve WHS . . a Taurus . . advice to underclassman Don ' t get caught! .. . work and marriage in the future. KL ' RT C:HINN Kurt a member of the warrior basketball team . enjoyed Spanish with Miss Pati . Leave me a- lone! fondly remembers the .Atwell fire . prizes his monkey Mingo admires Berr Oakley . . . feels that ashtravs in the lavs would improve WHS . advises under- classmen lookout for K.P.! ... Yield ELAINE CHIPOLRAS Elaine enjo s music, handwork, sw imming. and skiing has partici- pated in all school choruses. Madri- gals. Prep Club. Jr Prom committee. Senior Pla C ostume committee, and our Oracle Art Editor NHS. has fond memories of the Gang and summer of 73 . Lane enjoyed art with Miss Rainge and Mrs. D. . . radical 3 . . . Advanced English Class prized possessions include her piano and organ in the future she plans to attend college JAYNE CHISHOLM Ja ne . Vice-President of our class for three ears . . President of Inter Nos and managing editor of the Lookout . . a member of Pep Cluh and Prep Club . . enjoys reading and writing English II with Mrs. C orcoran, and Mr. Simpson were favorites . 6 14 71 and parties are a fond memory . . . prizes her friends and 13 to live in Rockport admires her parents . . advises un- derclassmen to motivate! col- lege in the future. DAN CHRISTO Cub was on the Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track teams. Cross Countr , W C;lub, Jazz Band and Softball team enjo s playing his guitar, run- ning, canoe camping and bike hiking cnjoNed Biology with Mr. Marrs and Chemistrv and Physics with Mr. Simpson Hey! Get down! . . . Dan remembers his summer traveling through Ontario and Quebec on the Riviere DuMoines to become a doctor John Fogartv, RPL HI are two people Dan admires work at Pol Paks . . . plans logo to college. DIANE CICCARELLI Diane Peace Corps, Fernald School, Dollars for Scholars and Big Sisters likes sewing, hiking, and being with people English III with Miss Glenn was a favorite fondly remembers walking in the country . , prizes her driver s license . . feels more teachers like Mr. Sou- cy would improve WHS . . to be- come a social worker. ROBERT CICCIARELLA Chic w ill never forget scoring his first arsit touchdown . . . W. Civ. II with Ms Robertson was a favorite a member of football, basketball and track I don t know suppressed desire is to coach football admires John Hurley college w ith a major of phys. ed. ROBERT COHEN Bird was on indoor and outdoor track, cross country, slow pitch soft- ball, German club, and Senior Plav enjoyed Mr Cahill ' s Biology and Mr, Jones Chemistry classes . will always remember the Ooss (Country New England meet trip . . wants to travel cross country . admires Deac says get the most fun out of life w hile you can . Bob disliked Art (kahili s Arabic tests and c]uizzes plans to attend college. i32i SiiiS . ..A. , 26 ■Jt)V COLI.AMORK Ji) . participated iti Pep C;lub, Inter Nos. German Club, and bad- minton . . swimmitiK is a favorite hobby . . English III with Miss Glenn rated high with this senior . . 6 15 73 a Taurus admires Miss Robertson peeved by incon- siderate people feels a psycholo- gy course would improve WHS prizes her longhaired guinea pig advises underclassmen Be your- self! ' ... to go to college. DKMSK COLLINS i(t( ' a ineinber of the floor hocke team biking, riding, s« imming erijoxcd (iBT « itli Mr Allen treshtnaii ear . Vou Know- ' ' toudK remembers the siimnicr and fail of 7.3 prizes her taiiiiU totra (l admires mom pecNi ' d 1) snobb) people advises underdassitien Keep Smil- ing and be Yourself a ( anci-r to take it as it comes . . Those u ho gi c lia c all things. KARKN COLLINS Kare enjoys drawing, writing, ami listening to music .. Love Know s no Boundaries . will never forget climbing Mt. V ' ashington with the gu s schizophrenic Rus- sians . . prizes her hiking boots, her freedom, and time in a bottle . de- sires to live in the countr with friends admires Joni Mitcfiell future plans include bartending and broadcasting. NANCY COLLINS Nan . . partying and music are hob- bies . enjo ed Knglish with Miss Dubois What s happening . . . a Leo prizes her albums, dunga- rees, and oils admires Melanie . to get a set of ke s to her father s car peeved b heroes and un- trieiiclK people feels the abolish- ment of gvin classes would improve WHS emplo ed at 7.35 hotline futuri ' plans include counseling w ith an S SHARON COLLINS Sharon Student Council, oracle staff, Sr Pla Committee, and prom committees treasurer of N|;MI)S(; . enjoys skiing ... W Orld (!iv II with Miss Robertson was a favorite foiulK remembers parties at . ndrea s, Halloween 70, 71. and 72 The At well peeved bv moodv people feels single sessions would improve HS em pi o ed at Re a 1 L s College W ll.l.l 1 COLLINS Suiss President of our class .Hti e ill lootball and track cliem- istrv with Mr Jones w as a favorite enjovs partving and being late W hat the Krog- the Tiki Riioni is a tond memor prizes his tooth and his friends peexed In people who are alwa s rushing a Cancer feels wailressi-s in llic cafe would improM- WHS idllege ill llie liilurc RICHARD CONNKLLY Oash favorite pasttime is fight- ing . P.O. D. with Trop will long be remembered . Sorr , no can cept w resiling, track, and the 32 club fondl remembers Thanksgiving Da games a Scor- pio prizes his handcuffs and bilK- clul) peeved by two-faced people admires Hop Sing advises underclassmen Never listen to iip- perclassmenl . . to become a policeman KDNU D ( OWOI.I.I Mike eiiiovs liunling and lislijni; prized possession is his Iriends emplosed at Tow ne I ' lirnitiire 1(1 be a larpeiiler 27 JAMKS CONTANT Slim cnjovs woodworking, huiit- iiii;, anil fishitif! . . favoriti ' teaiher was Mr. C;asf . . prizes his clog I don t Know . desires to live admires Ilenr to kiek his dog w lio tr to be no homework in the eountr Da id Thoreaii dislike people someone else would improve WHS . advice to underclassmen Don t eat the turke i)urKers emplo ed h the D S. (ireene Co. LESLIE COOK Leslie . . . active in field hocke -, i; innastics, track and temiis, NHS, . FS, W C:luh and the Oracle . . . To each his own wishes never to he depressed admires CR and MVV the Junior Prom and long walks in the summer rain are fond memories friends a career in corporate law . LIN IDA COOK Cooka Softball, Track, Field Hockc , Marching Band, CAuh. and Intramural Sports . . enjo ed Mrs. Buia . . . Watch your Mouth! ' Summer hockey practices are a fond memor prizes her ' 81 shirt . admires C.C. a ' irgo pee%ed b student teachers more comfortable seats would im- prove WHS advises underclass- men Have as much fun as )u can , . on to college. RAINER COONEY Rainer . . . German Club. Indoor and Outdoor Track, CABM enjoys cowtrailing on a motorcycle . . . physics with Mr. Bennet rates high fondly remembers a party at LWH . . . prizes Super Squid . desires to go to the moon . . admires Leonardo Da Vinci . . . peeved by Mr. Cahills Arabic tests ... feels shorter periods would improve WHS to be a professional loafer. WILLIAM COSCIA Bill member of the ' 74 club and the Tiki ' s enjoys pocket pool never had a favorite teacher or class fondl remembers freshmen and senior parties w ith the boys priz- es his life admires Bob D lan peeved b mean people advises underclassmen Get it Together ' . . desires to take off and travel LOUISE COTE Active in Peace Corps, Intramural basketball, badminton, Softball, vol- levball and NHS. enjoys read- ing, bike riding and going for long walks . . . prizes her bank book ... dislikes waiting in lines ... 4 day week for W.H.S. ... employed at Poly Paks to be an accountant . . . Pisces. JON COLCHLIN Jon pla e(l arsit football can t stand people w ho change their minds a lot football camp ' 73 prizes his car and wants to fl his own plane Algebra with Ms. Hallinan hat s up ' : ' would like a stu- dent parking lot Be ourself career in law PAMELA COURT Pani w ill never forget those mornings before school admires Donny , . likes being w ith her friends . . . wants to live away from home her gold cross is a favorite along with her L. F, ring English HI and 1 ' with Ms. Romano Just think of the weekends. 28 CHERYL COVIEIJ.O Life is only what you make of it — think of how much there still is to love. Cheryl loves autumns in New England . . 12 4 7! . admires CMZ and Steve thoughtless peo- ple bother her wants to own .50 acres of woods to travel and ski in the Rockies. JOHN CROCKER Chet pla ed hocke and soccer . . « ants to see the underclassmen beat Melrose ... 19 . . Tiki Room be- fore the games and floor hocke admires Jonathan Edwards . April Fool s. CHERYL DALTON Beady would like to write a novel someday . . Oh please! . . . ad- mires Bill Jean King . . . prizes her koala bear Tom Bug Eyes St Pat ' s Drill Team, CCD teacher, Jr. Girls Scout leader . . college . . . to teach young children. LEE ANN DAVIS Lee Ann . Oracle, Sr pla crew, Jr. Prom committee and Pep Club . . a nu ' mber of the tennis team . enjo s skiing, tennis, and painting . . class- es with Mr. Filippone, Miss Robert- son, and Miss Wheeler were favorites . fondly remembers a trip to New Orleans ... C. F. . prizes her friends . . . desires to travel all over the world . . peeved by insincerit . . a Pisces , , plans to go into nursing DARLENE DeCECCA Darl likes swimming and bike riding summer of ' 73 underclass- men: Be yourself. . . please enjoyed P.O. D. with Trop . . ad- mires her parents . . . dislikes phony people . . . WHS could be better if it had an open campus wants to be happy. LAWRENCE deC ARAN ILEA Larr piaxed arsit football, wres- tling and tennis liked Cliemistrv with Mr Jones admires JKK and Moliammetl . li bigger and better guidance office would improve WHS pec ed b favoritism in sports w ishes to ow n an animal clinic will never forget grailuation . . pre-veterinar medicine CATHERINE DELORY Cathy . . . treasurer of N.FLS Oracle underclass editor. Pep club, and prom committees . . . member of the tennis and floor hockey teams .. . All things must pass . . . enjoys skiing, bike-riding, watching sports, and partying C.upa — April Fool ' s Day . prizes her friends, her locket and her birthstone 10 9 71 . Saturday nights and the clearings w ill be fondly remembered . . . more school spirit would improve WHS . . admires her parents . rnirsing in the future. DENISE DELORY DceDee plays the guitar likes swimming and ice skating Sept •50. 7 30 P M. hates an winter day w ithout snow Prep ( lub . . . Talcmn and good! ' prizes her guitar to return home to . rizona and go to Phoenix or Grand C anyon (College to be a legal secretary. 29 PAl ' L Dcl.OlMS Ohuck enj() ccl class with Mr Simp- son . admires Harvt-v Wallhanncr loves to ski and climl) plays baseball and n lf prizes his hik- ing boots Mt. Washington expedi- tion Open (Campus and more cheerleaders would improve WHS . . . Get them before the get ou to get through college. LINDA DeMASI California and the summer of ' 72 are some of her fond memories . Lin enjoys art ... wants to always stay happy . . admires her family . . . Knglish with Ms. Glenn . . . prizes her pearl ring . . . tells underclass to enjoy it while you can . with a little help from my friends. CHERYL DiGA (;i I)i( unj prizes her friends, her license anil her memor box 8-5-8. part - ing. summers of ' 71 and ' 73. a trip to ltal hates grouch people admires her mother vvould like to see the kids unite as one student bod Knglish with Mr. O ' Brien . . suppressed desire is to be on time To travel. ELAINE DINGLE Ding loves to walk on the beach in the spring admires Steve and Richie . please! . prizes her stuffed animals and two sea shells . . . suppressed desire is to stay out all night . . . enjoyed class with Ms, (iienn and Mr. Fuller . to learn to fish and getting hitched. JOHN DiPERRI John likes to play hockey and work on his car . . . enjoyed C Block shop with Mr. Jones . . . 1 8 71 . . . prizes his car admires his parents . . . peeved by double sessions ... Do ()ur homework, is John s advice to underclassmen ... to attend trade school. DONNA DiPIETRO Donna participated in the Ski Club, Pep Club, J.V. Softball and Senior Play Committee . . the thing is 8-5-8 ' s and summer nights at the beach are fond memories , . . prizes the Bug . hates late people and cii(]ues 6 5 73 . . . tells under- class to get together ... to be a den- tal hygienist. PETER DiSANTO Peter likes to ski and camp Tiki Room and clearing parties . . wants to see the world 66 Chevclle dislikes false people . . . tells under- class Don I get caught en- joyed shop to travel in the fiiliirc FRANK DOHERTY Frank ' s hobbies include parachuting and magic . . Hum-chuck . . . Coach Walsh was his favorite and English HI with Mr. OB was a favor- ite prizes his van . dislikes F Blocks on Friday a.m. OPEN CAM- PI ' S would improve W.H S. 30 DANIEL DONAHUE Hockey . . . going to football games and crusing . . Miss Robertson . . . No Problems . . . Playing hockey in Boston Arena will always be re- membered . . his car ... to write songs admires Bobby Orr . . . dis- likes homework and Social circles . . . don t waste time . . College. ELENA DONOVAN Lena our Head-. 1ajorctte. Junior Prom C ommittee, Lookout . Kar- ate is Lena ' s Hobby Definately concerts in Boston and the clear- ing . . prizes her Bulletin Board desires to own a motor cycle admires her friends dislikes al- ways walking on the right side of the corridor recess would be an im- provement for W.H.S. . . . College KENNETH DOUCETTE Kenny . . . Football, Track, Orches- tra, Oracle . . hobbies include pho- tography, camping, hiking . . . Trip to London with the Latin Class . . . desires to become a doctor . . . Col- lege and Medical School. CHERYL DULONG Active in Peace Corps, Marching Band in her frosh. year, and intra- mural sports . likes bowling will always remember POD. with Mr. Tropeano . . . will never forget 3 22 72 and her junior year priz- es her friends . admires PAD. ... dislikes zeros . . suggest more atten- tion aimed at the music dept. at WHS. ... presently employed at Tech-Tool Inc. . . . plans for the fu- ture are 6-22 and secretarial work. DEBORA DULONG Active on the costume committee for the Senior Play . . enjoys sewing . will always remember Sept. 10 . prizes her friends desires to travel . presently employed at the Nevlen Company future plans include secretarial work. RUSSELL DUNCAN Russell enjoys BCN likes to go climbing and back-packing Keep on truckin ... prizes his turntable admires Keith Emerson would like a 4-day week down wilh ( ompany B hooch w ants to help clean up the world LARRY DWYER Dumpa active in soccer, gymnas- tic, and tennis teams . . W Club enjoys camping, climbing, and ping-pong . Physics with Uncle Bob was a favorite , fond memo- ries of a Mt, Washington e p -(liti()n . . . prizes his license . . admires Pele . . peeved by answering Sr. write-ups to own a plane . . ad- vises underclassmen It ' s easy! . . . an Aries . . to studv medicine. LYNNE DWYER Martha one of our Majorettes cnjoNed floor hockey and RAW ' favorite past times include skiing, driving, and concerts enjoyed Biology with Mrs Rrcxleur fond- ly remembers The Summer of ' 73 and The Kids and 5 7 71 Ger- ry admires her mother peeved by dull weekends em- pl() e(l at Brigham ' s a Sugitlarian college in the future. 31 JAN KBKRLING Jan a menthcr of llu- Iciinis. track, and floor hockey teams Oracle staff. Sr. pla crew, and Jr prom committee enjoys swimming, sewinji. knitting, and hikeriding The greatest comfort is friendship 9 2 72 ... to heat Miss Glenn in ;i tennis match . prizes her friends .ind her star sapphire . admires Rev. Keech peeved when some- one doesn t believe the truth . . . ad- vises underclassmen to Stand your ground! ' . . . plans to attend college. KATHERINE ECONOMOU lCath active in floor hockey. Look-out Staff, Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees . . . will always remember English III with Miss Glenn . . You onl live once will never forget the summer of 73 and the clearing . . prizes all of her friends , . suppressed desire is to go to (Colorado . . . peeved by people who are inconsiderate . open cam- pus would improve WHS. advis- es underclassmen not to worry about anything . . . presently employed at Stop Shop college in the future. BARBARA EGAN IiiNoived in girls track. Peace Corps, Pep C;lub. VV Club. Ecology Club, and Senior Pla Business Staff C om- mittee .. enjoys Painting the beach . . will always remember English III with Miss Glenn ... Hang-it-up will never forget 9 13 73 and Stoneham Parties prizes her medal desires to own a Mercedes 450 SI. admires her sis- ter dislikes intersection anew menu for the cafe would improve WHS college in the future DONALD ELLIS Enjoys cruising, smoking. P.J.C. . . will always remember Auto Shop with Mr Callahan . Don t bogart that joint will never forget 1972 summer vacation, Allston, Brighton, Cambridge, and Brookline prizes his 55 C ' hevy his suppressed de- sire is to jam with one of the better known Friscoe bands admires Jack C assidy . dislikes an ex-boss, school spirit and foreign cars a smoking lounge and better shop facil- ities would improve WHS. . ad- vises underclassmen to Do it now presently employed at Zayre Automotive . . . future plans include attending I.T.T. Tech. school. ROBERT ELLIS Bobo will always remember Eng- lish with Miss Hyman Hum (;huck . will never forget drink- ing in vans . . prizes his cap suppressed desire is to catch Puck skipping . . admires P. D. dis- likes school open campus would improve WHS. advises under- classmen Not to skip as much as I did future plans include living in F ' urope DAWN ELMER Dawn one of our cheerleaders Lookout, Oracle, Ski club. Junior Prom Committee, Field Hockey, and Intramural floor hockey . . enjoys skiing, bike riding, parties, and sew- ing . . . Geometry with Mr. Duff . . Pleez ... enjoyed 9 8 73, sum- mers, and Bruins games . . . prizes her friends wants to own a jeep and travel admires Uncle Murray dislikes people who don t laugh more responsibility for students would improve WHS. .. advises underclassmen to Hang in there . . college in the future. DEBORAH ESTES Will always remember Mr Fuller arjd Trop If your friends arc there then everythings all right will never forget field trip to Fort Devons, junior y« ' ar prizes James Taylor alfxim suppressed desire is to have James Taylor play just for her admires Mickey and Al dislikes heroes and getting up earK lor school a smoking lounge would improve WHS. advises underclassmen to Not get caught presently employed at Mistic Industries. PAUL FA HEY Fig Co-captain of cross country, active in indoor and outdoor track, and assistant editor of the Oracle enjoys playing the harmonica (;hemistry with Mr Simpson will always remember corridor practices . . suppressed desire is to walk right advises underclassmen Not to take art ' presently employed at Richard s Exxon future plans are to be good. 32 PETER FALABELLA Active in MarchiriK Band, Oracle Staff, track team, and tennis team . . . enjoys tennis, bikohiking, beach- combing, and music will always remember English III and IV with Miss Romano and Miss Wheeler . . . Get by with a little help from my friends . will never forget Plum Island . . . prizes Henniker, New Hampshire pennant . admires Paul Simon . dislikes touchdowns with 58 seconds left in the second quarter presently employed at Spaulding Beach . future plans include college. NANCY FAZZINA Fuzz . . . active in field hockey and Softball . . . enjoys iceless hockey will always remember Spanish II, Miss Robertson, and Mrs. Buia . . . Six in a box . . . will never forget cooking for St. Mary ' s football team prizes her guitar suppressed desire is to write a hit song . ad- mires Mrs. Murph ... dislikes people who cut down everybody that walks by them . . . heat in the winter and air conditioning in the spring would improve W.H.S. . presently employed at Minahans Pharmacy . . . future plans include college. LINDA FECTEAU Enjoys camping and knitting . . will always remember English with Mrs. Buia . Ah, sure . . . will never forget 5 23 71 and I.H.O.P. .. . prizes Tom . . . admires Mr. and Mrs. P. ... a smoking lounge and more freedom would improve W.H.S. ... advises underclassmen that It s hard but make the best of it . presently employed at Mystic . . . future plans include marriage. STEPHEN FERNALD Active in freshmen basketball and baseball . . . will always remember Spanish I with Mr. Fallon . . future plans undecided. JOHN FITZPATRICK Fitz . . active in soccer, volleyball, and floor hockey . . . enjoys fishing ,. will always remember P.O.D. with Trop . . Come on . . . will never forget Saturday mornings down Bill ' s . . . prizes being the Tiki Room Tender . . suppressed desire is to see the world . . admires George Harri- son . . . dislikes Delaney ' s lateness . . . advises underclassmen to Get together and have a good time future plans include the Coast Guard. JOHN FLOOD Flash active in cross country, outdoor and indoor track . will always remember being down (iloucester on Labor Day ad- mires Billy Graham future plans include college. KEVIN FOLEY Folcs . . . active in football, hockey, W Club . . . Sons of Erin and Frito ' s Sports Club . . . enjoys partying and kite flying . . . will always remember gym with Coach Bisacre . . Parlez- vous fried egg ' : ' . . . will never forget good times with friends ... A cer- tain Ring prizes St. Jude . . . desires to own The Mafia . . . This bomb is a gas eater . . . admires Evil Knievel . . . dislikes prejudiced peo- ple . . . astro-turf for the football field would improve WHS. ad- vises underclassmen to Beat Mel- rose! . . . retirement in the future STANLEY KONE Speed Racer . enjoys building and racing cars . P.O.D. with Mr Tro- peano Besides that parties with friends from Reading at the tres- sel prizes his S.S. Chevelle . . . desires to own his own business . . . admires Cindv F . new teachers would improve WHS. advises underclassmen to Prepare for the worst presentK employed at (U ' orge s Mobil Service Stuion ... to become a mechanic in the future. 33 DIANK FORNARO Di acti o in Poaco (. orps ami ( Y.O. . fiijovs part itin . will miss Miss {Jk-iiii s Knglisli class ' Oil make me so vi ' r happ till ' sumnu-r of ' 72 and I.enny prizes her bank account and wants to make people open their eyes . . admires Paul dislikes prejudices and high school cli(|iies . . a more lenient disciplinar system would improve U ' .H.S. . advises under- classmen to Sta in school ' employed at Analogic future plans include secretarial w ork MARY I. FORREST Active in girls track and intramural sports enjoss ceramics and skiing will always rememlier Biolog with Mrs. Brodeiir , . . can alwa s he found saying. Don ' t bug me never forget going to London . prizes her skis . . suppressed desire is to ski in Austria admires her grandfather peeved by picky teachers open campus would improve VV. H.S. . . . future plans in- clude college and ph sical therapy. FREDERICK FORSTER Fred active in toothall and bas- ketball will alwa s remember Miss Romano ' s English III class and Mr Simpson s Physics class . . . never forget the summer of 73 . . . ' What can I sa ' : ' prizes his records and his guitar desires to rule the world admires Neil Young . . dislikes brown noses . . . open cam- pus, a sound ssstem and a ne« cafe w oidd improve U ' . H S. planning to travel and attend college in the future. GVVEN FRAMPTON One of our sub-head majorettes active in vollevball. Inter Nos, Look- out and the Sophomore Hop ( ommit- tee . enjoys swimming, bike riding, and walking will always remem- ber Algebra with Mr. Duff de- sires to travel through Europe with her friends . . admires her parents college and child development in the future. FRANK FRECOSI ■Active member ot the v rcstling team and frosh. and soph, football . . . en- joys Softball, camping, and hanging .. never forget English with Mr. O Brien . desires to see the country . . . always remember the Mass. Pike . . . open campus would improve W.H.S. . . . advises underclassmen to Party . . . college in the future. RIC:HARD FURNESS Herb . . active in cross country, Var- sity baseball and hockey, and W Ohib enjoys waterskiing, hiking and drinking . . . Algebra with Mrs, Halli- nan . . . What s up! . will always remember graduation day . . prizes his tape deck . suppressed desire is to be somebody admires Lisa . . . peeved by cafe footi and Miss Mc- Kenzie . everything possible would improve W.H.S. . . advises under- classmen to have fun while you can . plans to be rich it) the future. JOHN FL RRIER Mike . . . enjoys collecting coins . . . will always remember Spanish I with Mr Salerno Led Zeplin at the garden prizes his 125 . . open study would improve WHS. presently employed at Lord Wake- field hopes to join the navy and learn a trade MARY GALI AGHER Goof .. field hockey, W club, tennis . . . her hobbies include sew- ing, knitting and skiing . . . favorite class Biology 71 ... today is the first day of the rest of your life . . . 7 4 72 prizes her license . . . suppressed desire is to discover where a hobbit dwells admires Billv Jean King swimming pool would improve W.H.S. future plans include college. 34 ALKRKD (;ali,u{;i (;u|)a pla c(l Varsity football, liockcN and hascliall . enjoyed Spanish II with Ms. Rati . . tells underclassmen to beat Melrose Tiki Room to travel across the country to Califor- nia . . . college . . . 88. u p.ATRici A (;i;arin Patty was a four-year member of ar- sity (Jirls ' Gymnastics, the (iirls ' Track Team Kollow your dream priz ' s her locket and ' jacket VP of Girls ' W Club . enjoyed Biology with Mrs. Brcxleur and Knglish with Ms. Glenn 1 29 72 . to see .Austria and the Swiss Alps a career in Physical Kducation. ALBKRT (;KI)1 ' LT Ai likes to paint and draw and to grow plants . enjoyed Art with Miss Rainge admires Robin Sulli- van, Janet Thomas and Lisa Benoit Thinks WHS would be better without double sessions . . . will al- ways remember a trip to the Grand Canyon, High Chaparral in Tucson. Arizona and Disneyland . to be a cotiservationist. MARY ANN GKNERAZZO Geimy would like to live in a log cab- in in the woods admires her par- ents ... 3 11 72 ... a certain friend- ship . . . prizes her letters from the East and Weed WHS should stress education rather than discip- line a career in special education . . H. D. Thoreau. SUSAN GIBBS Be yourself, who else is better qualified? . Sue . . active in Marching Band, Thespians, Madri- gals and Orchestra . likes to read, sew and ride horses . summer of ' 71 ... enjoyed English I « ith Ms. Buia . . . loves to walk in the rain . . prizes her memories WHS should pay more attention to the cultural side of education college. GEORGE (;i(;i.l() (ieorge likes to write . . will never forget the indoor track meet vs Read- ing thinks that WHS should offer different subjects . indoor track learn. Senior Play cast . tells un- derclassmen not to take advice . Chessy . college in the future. GARRY (;N()N(; C;arr will never forget the Tiki Room prizes his cane admires Jud . . . Mr. Jj)nes class was a favor- ite . . J.V. soccer. PHII.Il GOnOARD Phil the East Side Social Club enjoNs snow mobiling We were oid kidding ou suppressed desire is to be a race car driver dislikes getting up in the morning currentK emplo e l at the Slop ami Shop Vipiarius 35 TH() 1 S COWKI.LA Tom likes sports and collocting coins onjoyc ' d World (. ' .iv with Mr. Thomas pri fs his car feds (hat students should ha e more free- dom of decision admires C oach Kelle Shelmar . . to be an accountant (; All, COVKTTK Gail feels that a sniokiiii; louniic would iniproNc WHS . (i,24,73 — I) S likes to sleep late and party crijo cd Biolon) with Mrs. Bro- deur What I don ' t remem- ber prizes her friends and her dungarees . . . admires her mother wants to K ' modelini; school to travel cross-countr l.l (;i ll 1 l.u Ann participated in floor hocke and was on the Jr Prom C ommittee hates to get up earK 9 4 71 w ill never forjict the clearing . admires Jim prizes her gold neck- lace friends . liked class w ith Trop advice to underclassmen is to have fun. Ki ' RT (;ra i; ski Kurt . ss t capt arsit soccer, leiwiis team . . C. A. B. M. . . loves to ski and climb . . . Physics with Mr Simpson was a favorite . . . admires Johnny (Larson . . weekends in N.H. . . . prizes his sanity (or lack thereof) peeved by football dislikes school college in the future. CHERYL GREEN Tomorrows are ouiv estcrdays waiting to happen (;heryl likes to ski antl keep bus . . . Soph. Hop and Junior Prom Committees, Pep (;lub and InferNos were some of her activities . . summer of 73 . . friends admires her mother . . . peeved by snobs wants to travel . . . college and a career in nursing. ♦ i JANICE c;reen Janice was active in the Redmens, Concert and Marching Rands taught Sunday School, member of S.S.A B.C. . . ' enjoyed English III with Ms Buia ' Right? 12 20 72 admires her sister Joanne prized her suede coat . . peeved l) l. luilield guvs desires to own an Opel (. ' , ' V Junior College. MARGARET GREEN Margie enjoys crafts atid cooking in her spare time . . ' you know history with Mr. Blanchard was a favorite 4 28 72 . Redmens Band. (Concert Band, chorale. S S A B C; memories ' de- sires to return to Canada WHS needs a coffee machine. NANc:v grei;nbkk(; Nancv What s dal •• ' prizes iicr harp Admires J T get high . desires to own a molorcy- lie . . . will never forget Macs Party Eastic . . . peeved In wet match- es .. . to live on Sugar Mt 36 KAKKN CIU ' KNK Karen taiinlit (-CD, plascil floor hockoy and hadniinton. and helped out on the Senior Play Committee , enjoyed U.S. History with Mr. Tro- peano 70 and 71 football seasons hates to need a pass to go any- « heri ' prizes her stereo . . . thinks no smoking should he enforeed at V ' HS to ov II her own apart- ment to huNc a business. M HV (;miii IN Mare-Mare . . . loves the outdoors, hiking, music, animals, partying and Watergate will never forget the Atwell I ' ire uh, yuh ad- mires (ieronimo peeved by straights . open campus would improve W US college to marr a millionaire. PAULA GUTRO (loots was active in Marching Band, Chorus, Senior Play . . . plays streethockey, music; does handcrafts enjoyed Mr. Miksen ' s class . Marching Band, parties, memories ... Don ' t ask me, I only work here (Poly Paks) thinks the lavs lu-ed air filters atlmires Mr. l-aman hates zeroes. NANCY HA(;()PIAN Nancy remembers 4 27 73, summer of ' 72, parties at the barn, and Andy cleaning her gym suit . . hobbies include drawing and listening to tunes . . . Take me home; quit it! prizes her 56 Chevy . . . feels WHS would be better with a smoking lounge and no gym classes . . . dis- likes S.M. and girls who talk non- sense . . . Enjoy school and part hard . . admires her mother and JR. Nanc s future plans include col- lege and marriage. MICIIAKL HAI.I.IDAV VVhipper s on the football team. W C:lub, Chess club, and the class will committee . . . remembers Cape ( id and prizes his car , . . feels some new teachers will help WHS Don ' t get caught is his advice to underclassmen . . . Mike plans to go to college. TlMOlIlt HAI.I.IDAV rh a member of football. track, and managed football en- joyed Knglish with Mr Magnan prizes his license Brothers 1. ( ' ape (A)d hobbies include look- ing for Tse Tse Flies on gorillas admires Virginia Pepalines de- sires to own a acht future plans include li ing down the cape I.AURIK HANU ' R Laurie s favorite class was , rt with Miss Rainge . will never forget the parties at , ndy ' s You ' II get over it prizes her cross and yellow dress . . . dislikes heroes Open campus and smoking room would improve WHS wants to own a farm in Maine with lots of animals and kids Laurie atlmires J. Mark, JOHN II (()(:K John was on the l);iseb;ill team lor two ears and the Ski (!hib all lour years enjo s skiing, hiking, and lamping liked Knglish with Miss (;leim . advises underclassmen to slick with it prizes his snow skis John w ants to have u new cur dislikes Monda mornings Lam Inc plans to go to college 37 I ' M 1. HANSON Paul was i n indoor and outdoor track and tin- tToss countrx teams i-n- jovctl Youth in Liti-raturc with Miss MacKtMi ic is pfi ' vt-d l) situps in S in and ft-cls that more time is need- cd lu ' twoiMi classes rcmi ' mbcrs thf first da of double sessions and getting up at ll:(K) Keep tr injj, time passes 1) fast Paul sees col- lene in the near future. DAMll. HAKKINCnON Stub was on the n ninastics team . . enjoNs eampin ami eolleetinn things enjo ed being on the K iiiasties team Knulish with Mr. Mu) ;nan was a favorite . . .Vce . . dis likes the li)ilitness with which people are taking the wa the government is being lumdli-tl would like to find himself a girl friend prizes his car tape deck and bike would like to see ash tra s put in the shop lav Oan is now working at the New Kng- land () ster House. PATIKNCK HARTSMORNK Patience likes to go horseback riding, skiing and skating . enjosed biolo- g 8 10 73 . prizes her horse and her ring . . admires John . . suppressed desire is to make it through college thinks that locks on lav doors would improve V ' . H.S. RANDY HASKKI.I, Randy enjo s skiing and motorcxde riding English with Miss Primm ranked as a favorite . . . w ill always remember dirt rides at C hink ' s and sail to N ' ineyard . . . prizes his motor- cNcle . feels a student smoking room would improve WHS, it should be up to them if the smoke wants to travel south and li e there someday . . . advises under- classmen to find that other world around the corner after graduation Rand w orkd at C- ' l ' ek and wants to live in Florida after graduation. RORKRT HATHORNF. Bol) likes listening to ta[)es en- joved Mr. Jones (- ' hemistry class liked Maine and ' ermont . . Real fire drills dislikes 6:00 A.M., K . s. and working Friday nights prizes his license . Lise it up w hen out of school Rob works at C erretani s in Melrose future plans include college and ma be vet- erinarian practice DW II) iif(;arty Dave was in the ski club, indoor and outdoor track, cross country, and slow pitch Softball likes to ski . Zotzman will always remember C B P S with Ace Riley . . Al- most doesn t count, only in horsesh- oes and handgrenades . Dave will never forget the Wakefield-Reading indoor track meet 72-73 prizes his friends and admires Mr. Dieomman- drea Like it or leave it . . Dave works at Finast and is thinking of becoming a pilot. JAMS in:NDRY Jan likes snow skiing and waterskiing will always remember Friday morning breakfast, the summer of 73, and leaving at 10 ()0 AM enjoyed Shorthand II with Miss McC affrey . . . For sure hopes to own a Dalsun 240Z admires Norton and dislikes peoph- w lio can t get along with others would like WHS to get more teachers who care LB F.vans is w here Jan w orks Tomorrow is still a vision — Today is the da to be happ lynnf hinds Maggie Tijovs hiking, partying, and climbing mountains will always remember h r summer in (Conway, N H , and Maine admires Jimi Hendrix her favorite class was Fnglish with Miss Romano prizes Sheba Maggie is employed at Papa (lino ' s and plans to go to nurs- ing school after high school . wants to live in (Colorado in the future. 38 THOMAS HURON Tom was a freshman baseball manag- er and on the jutiior indoor traek team hol)bies inchide music and sports Oh Yeah liked World ( iv I with Mr. Trope . priz- es his drum . . . preferred scliool be- fore double sessions . . admires Mr, Bennett and is unhappy with the work study situation . . . advises un- derclassmen to enjoy it while it lasts . Tom works at Musinsky s . . plans to go to school and be a musician. M. R(;ARKT HORM-. PeRgy remembers partying in Bloods . . . would like to live in New Hamp- shire after liigh school y admires Michael is peeved l) fake people and Pizza PegR priz- es her license and works at Papa Gino s would like to see shorter weeks at WHS. DKNISK HOUDK Denise enjoys horseback riding, skin diving, water skiing and camping in the mountains ... a favorite class was Typing with Mrs. Myette .. . fondest memory was the summer of ' 73 . . would like to own a new van . . prizes a certain sapphire ring . . would like to see a student parking lot and is peeved by heros . . . ad- mires Nick Mason of Pink Floyd Denise works at Walden industrial Supply Co. . . plans after high school include being a secretary. RONALD HOUDK Ron likes mountain climbing, snowskiing and waterskiing . . . Keep on trucking . . will remem- ber freshman football for a long time . prizes his car and hopes to be able to enjoy life after high school . . . would like to see drinking foun- tains in each classroom . . . advises underclassmen to stay in school . . . Ron is now working at Gallahue s and plans to find a better job after school THOMAS HOW LETT Tom has been a manager for the Hocke team for the last three ears likes to bowl and ski dislikes being hurried etijoyed Shop with Mr. Jones and remembers the .Atwell fire . prizes his license and would like to be rich feels longer Shop periods and shorter Knglish periods would improve WHS Tom wants to be a carpenter after high school. PATRICIA HI C.HSON Patti was acti e on the (iirls Track Team in her Freshman ear . . best hobby is going out with Dave enjoyetl Knglish HI with Miss (ilenn . You know what TonnnN s moth- er says! . . . will alwa s remember February 24, 1973 prizes her peach wants to be completeK free dislikes phons people and woulil like to see more people at WHS who care Patti works at Big I. anil hopes somedav to be a special education teacher. JOHN HURLKY John has been on the football, gym- nasties, and baseball teams, and has been in the W (;lub and French club . . likes to pla golf and go driving fondest memory is Kathy ' s wed- ding Wrap it up, pack it in, and motivate . . . John enjoyed his stud- ies and liked Mrs. Buia prizes his license and would like totio some sky diving . dislikes football camp John wants to see more school spirit at WHS advises underclassmen Don t wait and ' F njoy school plans to be a success. KAREN Hl ' RTON Karen is a member of the T A R D S enjoys sewing, reading and parts - ing liked Miss Keegan and Home Ec Pii .Attention prizes her license and hopes to be able to own a car somedav will always remen l)er the coconut and lemonade in the back room admires (ierry Karen plans to be a secretar af- ter school 39 STKPHKN HYl.AN St( ' c s boon imoKi ' d In alot at WHS. He s been on the Jr. Prom committee. Greater Bostonians, All State and District Orchestra, Outdoor Track team. Senior Pla , Oracle Staff. Orchestra, Madrijjals, C horale, and the class ill and motto commit- tee enjo s tennis would like to tour the world cnjo cd Biolog) with Mr. Oahill and will always re- member his trip to Europe . . . ad- mires people who see the fun in life Steve plans to j;o into special education. PAUL I EN I Paul enjoys camping and making fur- niture . would like to travel cross c()untr in a van to C alifornia liked English with Miss Ekborg and will alwa s remember the times down the park . . prizes his stereo Thinks that burning WHS. dow n and rebuilding it is an improve- ment advises underclassmen to quit w hile you ' re ahead . . . Paul wants to be carpenter and cabinmaker KATHLEEN lOSL ' A Kath . enjo s sailing and bike rid- ing her favorite teacher is Mr O Brien with a little help from rn friends suppressed desire is to own an old English sheepdog Lookout, volle ball future plans include school and travel. CYNTHIA IVERSON Cind collects un usual candles . . favorite teacher was Mrs. M ette . . . 9 12 72 . . . prizes her pearl ring admires Paula . . . advice to un- derclassmen is to have fun in school suppressed desire is to be a medi- cal secretary Virgo . . future plans include college. KENNETH IZZETT Fish . . track and cross country enjoved history . . Top of the morning zodiac sign is Leo . fondest memory is the last day of school . . future plans include college. STEPHEN DOUGLAS JENKINS Junkey ' . . order of Demolay . . . favorite teacher was Mrs. F ' errazano . . . fondest memory was F nglish with Mrs. Ferrazano future plans include the Navv JOHN JENKS Ja Prep club holibies in- clude waterskiing, siiowskiing and snow mobiling . favorite teacher was Mr Sherman prizes his ski- disk admires (;huck Sterno . more time between classes would improve WHS. . advice to under- classmen is to have a good time in school. MA BY JOHNSON Mar enjoys reading and writing po- etry . . Mrs. Myette was her favorite teacher , 12 1 72 , prizes Nor- man . suppressed desire is to go to Sweden . admires Charlie . ad- vice to underclassmen is to take it easy . . . future plans include college 40 PAMELA JONES Pam . senior pla committce enj() s skating H B s . 8 7 73 . . prizes her rumhling Ram- bler Classic . . . suppressed desire is to travel a student parking lot would improve WHS. emploved at Lord Wakefield future plans are to become a stewardess. I ' AIKICIA JONES Puiti Chorale enjovs swim- ming, art and plaving piano Mr Simpsons class rates high with Patti ill aK a s remember her home- tow n, Pittsburgh, Penns lvania prizes her contact lenses metlical school Aipiarius. JANE JORDAN Jonas the Bonas InterNos, Pep Club enjoys horseback riding favorite class was math with Mr. ( armelia . . . We II just have to wait and see . . . fondest memory is ma- jorette tryouts . . suppressed desire is to go to China , , admires Bette Midler . . . more school spirit would improve W.H.S. . employed as a veterinarian assistant. PATRICI.V KASKONS Patti likes to ski and ride horses It it feels good do it fond- est memory is going to L ' -Mass . . prizes a certain pumpkin . , admires her mother . . . suppressed desire is to skydive . . . emplo ed at M stic No elty . . future plans include traveling. KAREN KEANE Karen enjoys horseback riding .. English (; Block was a favorite class with Miss Dubois fondest memo- ry was junior year prizes her car suppressed desire is to go to Lon- don dislikes people who walk slow in the halls employed at Transitron future plans include travel CHRISTINE KEECAN { :hris likes going to Bruins gam ' s enjoved English with Mr Mag- nan I ' udgey . fondest memo- ry is the 70 footl;all season . prizes her cats . atlmires her mother suppressed desire is to own a super sport open campus would im- prove ILS employed at Met- ropolitan Lite lusnranie ( 1 DENISE KEELEV Denny .. orchestra, (Miorale. Peace (;orps . . . enjoys cooking, sports and camping . fondest memory is Europe in 73 prizes her teddy bear . . . admires . lviii (;. . . dislikes people who are always depressed . advice to underclass- men is to study hard and remember your friendships emplo ed at (Ireenview Nursing llonu ' future plans include nursing AN II A KEI.I.E Member ol the niajorelle sipiad. Peace (!orps and eiology clui) her hobbies include skating, sewing and horseback riding taxorite classes wi-re llome-Ec and Pliysiojogx fondest memory is guidance appoinl- nu ' uts w itii Mr llallidus admires C. ' l ' . advice to untlerclassmen is to figure out w lial on w ant and gel it eniploxedat PoK-Paks tutiire plans ini ' lude nursing 41 NANCY KELLEY Kell . Ski club, peace corps enjoys camping, water and snow skiing and horseback riding . 1 might ever . fondest memory is the King and Queen . . prizes her car suppressed desire is to travel around the world . . . advice to un- derclassmen is to make the most of everything . plans include special education. SUSAN KELLEY Sue involved in Peace ( orps . . . hobbies include sewing, playing the guitar and sw imming . enjoyed Art I with Mrs. Hirshberg . . 1972 ... prizes her sewing machine . . . sup- pressed desire is to be rich and fa- mous admires her mother . . dis- likes getting up in the morning . . . Sue is emploved at Forest Manor Nursing Home future plans in- clude nursing. JOANNE KENRICK S« imniing and bike riding are among Joanne s hobbies thanks alot fondest memory is summer of ' 73 prizes her blue flannel shirt admires her father . . thinks stu- dents should have more freedom at W ' .H.S advice to underclassmen is to do what vou believe in cur- rentK emplo ed at Pol -Paks . . future plans include travel and work w ith children .) WILLIAM KENNEY Howie . . involved in football. Lookout sports staff, track and bas- ketball . he enjoys listening to El- ton John favorite teacher is Mr. Bennett beating Stoneham in football in ' 72 is Howie ' s fondest memory . prized possession is M.F. admires (]oach Bisacre . . future plans include college . . advice to underclassmen enjoy it while you can . WILLIAM KING BilK will alw a s remember his junior ear . . . prizes his motorcycle participated in soccer and baseball admires Coach Kelley 1 1 7.3 enjo ed Phvsics w ith Mr. Bennett someday w ishes to pilot a 747 to learn to f K . JULIE KIRMES Julie enjovs cooking, sewing, bowl- ing and horseback riding . Home- crafts with Mrs. Kives was her favor- ite class . . . ya, I know . . . fondest memory is climbing out the window in Mr. Allen ' s class . . prizes the Falcon . suppressed desire is to see the Allman Brothers . employed at Poly-Paks . future plans include marriage and travel. PAl I. KLAPES Killer member of curriculum committee enjoys drawing and carpentrx U.S. Histor with Mr Blanchard was Paul ' s favorite class seek and e shall find fondest memor was the summer of 72 Paul is currentiv emploved at (Colonial Spa future plans include college and leaching. CAROLYN KUKLINSKI (Jooka ... a cheerleader . . . school activities include field hockey, senior play. NHS. and Inter Nos . hobbies are swimming, snow and water skiing and part ing . . . she enjoyed English III and IV with Miss Romano . No, really? . . ad- mires Santa (. ' laus . . . dislikes insin- cere people . . . fondest memory is summer of ' 73 and the kids . . . currentls employed at Ames Drug future plans include college. 42 LINDA KL ' MPKL IJiula fiijoN ' ' pla iim floor liockcN ciijoNccI Biology with Mrs. Bro- deur londest nu-mory Is peeliiin onions prizes her bicycle . suppressed desire is to live by the ocean admires her mother dislikes ntilriendly people Linda is currently employed at Dr. C. ' ieris office . . future plans include dental hyuieiie. SANDRA LaB() IB BI) Sandie is er active in St. Joseph (;on()uistadors . Home Kconomics II and III M ith Mrs. D w as a favor- ite wait a minute . u)!ust 18, 1973 . admires M.K. advis- es underclassmen to have funi Nursinji School ANDRKA LAMY Andrea is on the Lookout staff, stu- dent council and Pep club enjoys painting, sewing and partying Mrs. Corcoran was her favorite teacher . I don ' t believe it fondest memory is the Leaning Tow- er .. . prizes Chippy . . suppressetl desire is to live in Austria . admires Burt Bacharach future plans in- clude college. JANKT LaSPINA Janet is active in (;.Y.O., orchestra and chorus enjoys music, sewing and outdoor sports Ph siolog u ith Mr. Smith is her fa ()rite class . . prizes Pnddalichi future plans include college and a major in science. PAULA LAZZARO Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom (Committees, Ski CAuU. Tennis Team her hobbies include skiing and swinuTiing clearing, summer of 73 , and parties prizes her friends to own an Knglish Sheep Dog and travel to Kurope . ad- mires her sister Janice people who are not ready on time plans to work for the airlines. DIRK I.KVCII Joe Student enjoys chess, iiik- ing. swinnning. camping, and bicy- cling Knglish w ith MrsOorcoraii « as a fax orite I love it londK remembers going to W aldeii Pond an (|uarius prizes his stereo desires to pla the guitar like Krii ' { ' lapton admires Sam Krviii dislikes crowtls li ' cls ele a- liirs wouki ini|)ro e W IIS eni- ploxed at Mrs. Bartlelt s house advises underclassmen Strive to be liappv to be a slarship lonnnander Ki: IN LKAMY Kev was on J. ' . Hockey for two years and lists P.O. D. with Mr. Tropeano as a favorite Pl( ease! A certain day on the beach dislikes home work package store in the lob by would improve VV ' .H.S. plan: to attend a Jr. (College. Cll ARLLS I.IBI.XNC Chuck s fondest meinorv was getting out at 10:24 w ishes to be invisible in the girls lockerroom admirev Johnny Carson a member of NHS and Phi Beta Kappa likes to ski enjoyed Mr () B s class To- dav is the tomorrow yon worried about vesterdav to be healthv. wealthv, and w ise 43 J K()H1 IKK Rol) as iMi tlu ' Kirls n mnastics team uiul the Peacf C orps enjoNS s iiniiiiiig. skiing, cookini;, hiking, ami l)ic fling Bi( log with Mrs Thompson was a favorite « ill aluaxs rernemhiT her trip to Kuropi- and her trip across the U.S. in June of 73 prizes her friends . . is pee ed 1) groiich people ad- mires A k hopes to tour the world wants lietter cafe condi- tions in WHS and advises under- classmen to keep plugging . Kohin is a nurses aid at the Green- iew Manor. ROBKRT I.KIS Bol) was on the Thespians technical comtnittee an l was chairman his soph, year, the . . ' . Dept. for 2 ears, the Senior play tech committee and the Oracle staff a favorite was (;hemistr with Mr. Simpson .. . Take it eas will always re- member the Junior Prom hopes to travel anil do some mountain hiking dislikes getting up at (JOO a.m. for school . . would like to see a ban on homework at VV.H.S. . . Bob works at Kinast and sees college in the near future. DI.ANK LKVKSQL K Diane hkes ski-mobile riding, bowl- ing, and knitting enjoved llonu Oafts with Mrs Gallagher and Dat.i Processing I with Mr Walsh priz- es her 8 Track Tape plaver and hopes to travel someday will alwavs remember camping out in Ganada and seeing Niagara Kails . wants smokers kept out of lavs Diane works at the Kurniture Hutch and plans to go on it school and be a secretarv . BRIAN I.IBBY Lib v as involved in the Thespians. K. ' T.A., and Senior Plav Knglish III with Ms. Bachman was a favorite prizes his drivers license All the world ' s a stage and all the men and women are merely players admires the son of God . . , would like W. U.S. to have a smoking room dislikes the inhuman forces that socictv imposes against the individu- al Brian is working at M.K. Charles and Sons in Reading. JKROl.D LIPSON Jerrv was on the cross country. In- door, and outdoor track teams, math team, and senior play . enjovs skiing liked Mr. Simpson as a teacher will alwavs remember camping at Point Sebago. Maine 72 prizes his stereo . Prune would like to win a v arsitv cross country, indoor or outdoor track race dis- likes getting up in the morning and wants more time between blocks advises underclassmen to (piit while V ou re ahead . Jerry ' s plans in- clude college and a career in engineering. GKORGK I.I TN(;STONE George was on the track team, the Rowdies and (. ' ..VB.M. enjovs scuba diving and driving . Physics was a favorite and Mr. Joiu ' s ranked high I w as born a ramblin man will always remember the basket- ball games . . . prizes his stereo . . . v ould like to ow n a Porche 91 1-T and admires the Allman lirothers . . vsould like to see open campus is peevcti bv girls who stand and talk in the middle of the halls, and teiuire . . . George works at Kilters inc. SAI.I. ' i LOMBARD erv active in Kernald School V hat is a real person ' : Art with Miss Rainge The Insanitv of Kreshman vear. Tuesdays!, the pink pap r. and (he Bobbsey Tw ins PInsical Therapist are her plans for the future PAMKLA L(JS(:0 Paiiwny was treasurer of Pep ( Mub, on the Ski Club, Junior Prom (Commit- tee, and J ' Softball enjoys get- ting certain letters liked Per- sonal Tvping Let me just tell va All things must pass prizes her friends and Dave will always remember 8-5-8 ' s. walks on the Ix ' ach, weekends, ski trips, foot- ball games. Junior year and (Cape { ' akI ' 7-3 is peeved by people who are late and getting up in the morning Pam sees college and a job with the airlines. 44 ANDRKA LOU AN Andrea ctijoNs ualkinn and rcai liked (;Br with Mr. Allen will always remember 9 7 73 prizes her sneakers and wants to on VVinjiarsheek l)each adm Tomnn dislikes The politic wants some more sensible ruU WHS . to nnderclassmen (I survive Andrea wants to te the deaf somedav. OKBORA lACIANO Debbie vvas ( .V.O seeri ' tarv at St Joseph s and in the floor hockey toiir- nanient enjoyed junior Knglish with Miss Dubois ... will always remember D block study, sophomore year prizes her license . . dis- likes filiiid with Mr. Neenan and wants a juke box in the cafe ad- mires her mother wants to see Kurope someday and advises under- classmen to j et involved in school Debbie w ants to be a legal secre- tar after high school. PKTKR IAIN DQU 1ST Pete would like to travel the country sometime in the future . . . liked Data Processing II with Mr. Walsh . What is it? . . . will never forget the Atwell tire . prizes his stereo and admires Jeff Beck . . . Pete works at , merican Mutual and sees college in the near future KARKN MacKKNZIK Karen was on the Maiorettes. Oracle staff. Art Kditor of the Lookout, and tennis team . enjoys painting, reading and sailing Spazz . . . admires Ck ' sar (Ihavez suppressed desire is to roller skate down the hall is peeved b little twirps and would like to see beer in the cafe . . will always remember 2 12 73 . . advises underclassmen to clean their g m suits and sneakers twice a month Karen plans to go to college in Maine. DKBHA Mad, KOI) Debbie was on Intramural olle l)all and badminton and the Junior Prom committee enjoys skiing, tennis, atid embroidery . . Mrs. Broduer s Biology class was a favorite . priz- es a certain locket and wants to be free . . admires David w ill al- ways remember -4 24 72 is peeved by phonies . . . Queen at the Junior Prom . . works at (ireenxiew Manor Nursing Home Debbie hopes to be a dental h gienist DONALD MacNKILL Spitz was on the Drum and Bugle ( orps. and the .C Reveries in Revere enjo ed PO D w ith Trop . . Pinch a loaf prizes his ster- eo sxstem will always remember reading the sport section in K block shop wants to learn how to swim well dislikes being a k •d where his gold medals are Don works at Fishers Jewelry and wants to gel into llie electrical field JKI-KRKV M ADKR Jeff was on the varsit basketball team and the (;.. .B.M. hobbies include fishing and tennis . . No! V block with Mr Simpson was a favorite class prizes his Datsini 240Z and wants to travel to Phoenix someday Marcel will always remember playing in the basketball tournament in Boston (harden admires Ror (iahallagher dis- likes studies in cafe and feels a new gym and more basketballs will im- prove W ' .H.S. . Jeff plans to go to college after high school. LYNDA MAHONKV l.xnda was on the Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom committees en- jo s croiheting and embroidering W ouldii t it bi- nice Knglish III with Miss Dubois was her number one class admires Mark and will aiwavs remember June 23. 1972 dislikes people who say. You re .iwlul short, aren ' t you ' : L nda works for . tlorne MelvinJ I.evine 45 SI sw i ai.om: Su« ' was invoKi ' il in llu- Lookout av vports ctlitor. Orailf. I ' cpCMul). ImUt os, W Cliil), Senior Pla . arNi( tenuis, field hoekex. Ski (Mill), and ollevl)all enjoNed l-liii;lisli III and IS llistorx will alwa s remember Salisl)iir . summer 73 What s meant to he will he prizes a hiack oinx rinn and admires Miss (ilemi wants to he a sports writer aiKises underclassmen to e er put off till tomorrow, what on ean do t(Kla Sue plans to no to eollejle and he a journalist iiu;i i A man(;an (iiiii editor-in-chief of Lookout, Oraele. Thespians. Senior Pla . Ten- nis eii|o s hie elinK. writing, lis- leiiinn to Moodv Blues and Simon and Ciartiinkei . . . Kn lish 1 ' w ith Miss heeler and Miss i omano . . . Salisl)iir 73 . . to travel cross coiintrs in a eamper-hiis Be our- self no matter w hat );et involved Oollene and journalism . . . (Jin! aliies her irieiids CMin M WSI ll-.l.i) ( atlu likes swimming and hike rid- inu . . . enjoved Mrs Benotti s liiolo- )iy class prizes lier hike and will never forget the summer of 72 dislikes people w ho lon t smile would like to see a smoking loiinue at U US and advises iinderelassnien to he voiirst ' lf ( atliv vvants to he a plivsical therapist. SL ANNK MARKAKIAN Sii anne w as active in (Jirls intramur- al sports and floor hockev her liohhies are art. tennis, and listening to music (;lieniistrv with Mr Jones was a favorite uoiim to ioothall games with friends iier tolored t.v. . . to own her own car President John F. Kennedy . . . dislikes signing into studies . . OPKN CAMPUS advises under- classmen to start thinking ahoiit V our future now (College, ii 1)1 AW A MARTIN ' Martini one of our talented ma- jorettes was active in howling ami Rainhow Mr Salerno It s not mv fault majorettes prizes her haton desires to teach cidmircs AP dislikes ch ' mistrv advises underclassmen to hang in there college. JAVNK MARTIN Javne lists hiking and Art as her fa- vorites . will always rcmcmher the Atwell Fire OPKN CAMPUS . traveling in the future SIIKRRI1-: M Rri Ski (Mill) aixl Senior (Mass pluv eiijovs horsehack riding uiid hicvcle riding prizes h«-r hicyde to live in the coiintrv employed al Galluliiies Super Market CANDACF. MAR UNO (;andy list camping as her hobby . . . Typing with Mrs. Myelte was a favor- ite . . . Summer of 73 Lviin Woods Prizes a rose admires (, . F. her brother. Ron. and Jack dislikes heroes OPKN CAMPUS ad- vises undj-rclassmen to enjov voiirself . . she is employed at Polv Paks Secretarial work in the future. 46 TIMMY MATHISON foothall, hockey, and Ski suimmiiiK, skiitiK. kite Mattv Club flying, chess, and partying are hoi hies . enjoyed history with Coach Walsh . . . sleeping in his M.G. . . admires Ear Wig . . . advises under- classmen to beat Melrose . . em- ployed at 128 Saab Volvo . . . Susan Traveling. CHARLES MAUCERI Enjoys surfitig and hockey as hol)l)ies OP. with Jack Walsh going to Montreal prizes his motorc cle to be a millionaire admires his boss Tom . Open (Campus U ' ise Up employed at Green- wood Floor and Rug Service Work. PATRICIA McBRIDE Palti tennis, W Club, Lookout, Oracle and sophomore hop C-ommit- fee . . . enjoys partying with friends and it stoned me! . . the mountain and the tirst day on the common , . . Phred . . Bigger Phone Booths would improve W.H.S. mic:hael McCauley Mike . gymnastics . . . enjoys his freedom likes all his classes and teachers Freak fondly remembers ringing the bell prizes his girl . . admires his family . . . open campus would improve W.H.S. . . . employed at Farun Farmers New Years Dav PHILIP McCAL ' LEY Phil . . lists shooting as his hobin . C ' T Math with Mr. Soucy was a favorite . . You are free in your mind at least if you want to be . Jr. English with Mr O ' Brien will always be remembered . . prizes Jonathan Livingston Seagull de- sires to get out of Wakefield High dislikes loud mouths Open (;arn- pus . . . advises underclassmen get out Fast . . . College. K ATIIY McCl.l SKEY Business Manager of Senior Pla , P of A F S., Lookout, Oracle, Ten- uis and Band lists tennis, skiing and camping as hobbies Salisbur ' 73 . . M Friends (College JANET McCONVILLE Sophomore hop and Jr Prom ( ' om- mittees. Pep Club, Ski Club eat- ing and sleeping, watching soccer, football and hockey games . . math with Mr. Duff , You know parties, the clearing . . my friends . . to own a St. Bernard and a house on the beach admires her grand- mother dislikes getting up early in the morning ... no gym college. MAUREEN McCOY Mo P.T S A II, 111, I ' ep Club, Peace ( orp. Senior Pla , and track skiing anti bikeriding arc hobbies chemistry with Mr Murpin was a favorite .Are sou serious ' 9 L3 73, Stoneham parties her onyx ring admires her sister People who are alwaxs late College 47 kAlU: UI ADDKN (. rasir Lists purUiiit; as her inl li()l)l) L ' S. |{isl(ir with I ' rop was a favorite Don t let the | asl reniincl us of what w t- arc not iiovv Simsft inoiiiitaiii. (,)iiccli ' c, t |)ri ' s luT opal lU ' iklacc til own liiT own car . aclmiros Mr kailiddlcliop clislilvos the tow lis nios(|uito fouHcr . a smoking; loiinni would irnprovi- WHS. . . atlvisi ' s undt-rclassiiu ' ii to l)i ' ourself future to o to Sw itzi-rland. Hicii Hi) J h(;K rn Dick s liolihics arc sports cnjovcd I ' OD with I ' rop summer To prizes his hilK chil) to heat someone off the head with his hilK chih . Open C ' ampus Ciet all the benefits of sciiool plans a ca- reer in [,aw Knloreemeiit DKBR A Mel. KOI) Debbie sophomifre hop and Jr Prom (Committees, internos board, s ki club vollcv ball and floor hockey, fellowship skiing and swimmini: liiolocv with Mrs BriKleurand chemistr Lectures were favorites Summer of 72 and ' 3 ' at the lake and a ski trip to II to ow n a farm and become a nurse KcttinK up in the morning . . . Col lege. DAMKL McNALL DaiMiN motorcNcle riding Jr. Lnslish with Mrs Buia sure prizes his dog to get a new inotorcNcIe . air conditioning would improve VV ' .H.S. . advises underclassmen to stay w ith it . . . employed as a Thomas F McNall carpenter CYN ' nilA MKKKINS (jnd will never foreget her E es enjo s walking and bike riding liked class with Mr Murphy prizes money (when she has it) peesed b some of the underclassmen suppressed desiri ' is to sing. DKBRA MKLANSON I)ei)bie Ski Club. Pep Club. Se- nior Play, ()lle ball and Floor Hock- ey swimming, skiing, watching sports, cruising . Mr. (irahii was a favorite along with Algebra I Que Pasa? I0 9 7I. yuguncpiil 73, Saturda nights the bikes . to lra cl to (Colorado Burt . people who stare bigger lockers pass! . college. 1AR n I)() SA Mare lists Joe as her hobbies and activities Miss Hyman s F.nglish class was a favoritj ' smoking in the telephone booth prizes her diamond to travel across couiitr admires her mother dislikes the word pel peeve, heroes, and fake freaks smoking room, open cam- pus and more freedom would im- prove WHS plans to become very wealthy and get married. ROLF MKYKR Rolf was on the cross-country, indoor and outdoor track teams, VV (Club and slow pitch Softball league .. enjoys teiuiis, ice hockey and going to the i)each . . Biology with Mr. Cahill was a favorite . . . Hey you! prizes his track shoes and admires Mr Deac . will never forget winning state title or those junior weekends wants to fly someday advises underclassmen to work for a goal Rolf works at The Jack and plans to be a pilot after high school 48 BRIAN MICHEI,()TTI Brian was in track ilurin Sophomore car Miss CMenn was a tavoritc will always rctncnilx ' r the Atwell tire Brian is einploved at (Jalla- hne s Market. I ii() i s ii( iiiii.i ni Mitch was in Indoor and Outdoor track, jazz band, concert hand and ()rch -stra fondest mernor is Summer t)f 73 prizes his dunga- ree coal . dislikes homewnrk Reallv now ' : ' Reallv ' : ' ' r ' ad I Carmel a party committee and Ix ' tler food for the cafe wouUI im- prove V IIS TWO VKARS Willi RAI PII . . advises underclassmen lo take it easy in WHS and to party as soon and as lonj; as you can suppressed desire is to go to Mol)iU ' , lahama plans to go tr) colleiie in the future BRENDA MILLER Bren enjoyed POD. witli ' I ' rop a member of tiie Ski (Mul) and field hockey . ■ Well, 1 don ' t know admires her parents peeved by people who lie and are phony . . : prizes her car sup- pressed desire is to stop Iraveiiiiji DIANE MIRANDA Active member of the teiuiis team. Peace ( orps. Senior Play Scenery Staff and volunteer jobs . enjoys goinK to concerts, partying, and cruis- ing . Art III with Miss Rainge . . ' What ' s happening ' : ' ' will always remember the light bright greens and nights in Melrose S(|uare . prizes her dungarees desires to own a Luda is peeved by people who get mad easily . . presently em[)l )ycd at (iailahues . . . future plans include college. AimtiA JUWWW MICHAEL MITSOCK ' Miiui enjoys billiards, street hock- ey, and football prizes his record collection is peeved by . M radio loves Jethro Tull and Yes remembers the summer of 73 This is ridiculous! was on the (;hess Team, Math Team, and played Basketball and Termis . his favor- ite class was (;hemistry lecture with ' Murph and Jones Minn ' s suppressed desire is to jump out of an airplaru ' future plans are engi- neering at M. IT. p ri MO(; Mog feels that an open campus would improve WHS his suppressed de- sire is to do a lot of traveling JAY MOORE .• le prizes his money would like to own the L ' .S. Army will always remember the State Tourna- ment Championship in the (hardens and 10 28, 71 . played Varsity Basketball . . enjoyed V ' orld Civ. I with Mr Dagnose . You can call it what you want. I call it ' Messin with the kid ' . ' Vlex ' s hobbies in- clude knitting and dusting foreign relics admires Steven Tyler and (;hucky Donovan is peeved l)y people w ho ask him w hat he s peeve«l about advises underclassmen to clean up the cafe college PAMELA MOORE P.un P r S .A. treasurer, Oracle slafi, Sr play crew. Ski Club, Pep Club, and Inter Nos active in field hockey, floor hockev, and vol- levball enjoys skiing, swimming, laughing, bike-riding, and Kitis! What is the problem ' ■ ' ' • ' ' prizes her friends and weekends 3 10 13 73 lo ski without falling ((uack! a«ln ires Road Run- ner peeved by slow people niore involvement would improve HS to teach Special Ed 49 ROBIN MOORKS Face . an active member of W.H.S. Marching Band, Concert Band, Red Man ' s Band, and St. Joseph s Band Janie Jock . . . enjo ed having coffee with Miss Glenn . When 1 think back on all the crap I learned in High .School . . desires to travel admires Ken . . a B G would improve W.H.S. .. advice to under- classmen is Don ' t get caught presently emplo ed at FriendK s . plans to be an educator in the future. TIMOTHY MORAN Timrny belonged to the W CMub and (LA. B.M. ... played soccer, temiis, and floor hockey . . . his favorite class was Chemistry with Mr. Simp- son his future plans include law school. JAVNE MORGAN .Active in gvmnastics enjo s swimming. g mnastics, and sewing will never forget Shorthand U and Mrs McCaffrey . Please . will always remember the sum- mer of 1973 . dislikes getting up in the morning . . a new .Atwell Build- ing would improve W.H.S. . . . advis- es underclassmen to Keep your cafe clean . . presently employed at the V akefield Y.M.C.A. as a lifeguard and a swimming instructor plans to go to a secretarial school in the future. ROBERTA MOROCK Bert active in Peace Corps and Senior Play . enjoys bike riding will never forget Chemistry with Mr. Shattuck . . . Really? . . fond- est memory is the summer of ' 70 prizes her cats Yonah and Corky, and a Bruins scrapbook . . . desires to re- turn to Colorado and to travel . . . dislikes rules and old teachers . . smoking in classes would improve WHS. . . . advises underclassmen to Have fun and watch out for swing- ing doors ' sees college and physi- cal therapy in the future. ANNE MORRISON Atmie Pat active on the Sopho- more Hop Committee and floor hock- ey ... enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cronin . will always remem- ber the night the bed broke, 9 3 73 and the clearing . prizes her friends, her opal ring, and her license desires to travel across the U.S.A. admires her mother ... is peeved b people who open their car doors without looking . future plans in- clude Business School. JULIE MORSE Jules ... vice-president P.T.S.A., W Club, Lookout sports staff, Ora- cle Class staff, Senior Play Business staff, girls track, manager boys track . . . enjoys skiing, partying and writ- ing . . . English with Miss Glenn . . Bullseye! ... good times with friends . . . zoom . . . desires to travel to the Virgin Islands prizes her friends . . peeved by people who are on time . . advises underclassmen to make it work . . college in the future. LINDA MOY .Activie in A. F. S., FT. .A., (Oracle Fea- ture Staff, Girls Softball, Senior Play, and Powder Puff For)tball . enjoys skating, hockey (ice and floor), and having a good time will never forget BiologN with Mrs. Brodeur and English III with Miss (ilenn will •ilways remember the Basketball games of ' 73 and the football games . prizes her license . . . preseritK employed at Montrose Drive-ln Ice- Cream Stand . . future plans include college CINDY MUISE Member of the Lookout Staff of 70-71 enjoys bike riding will always remember Typing II with Mrs. Myette . will never forget Sue ' s tent — August ' 70 . . . prizes her cat . . . desires to travel to Europe . . . admires M.E.C. dislikes getting up for school . . . open campus for WHS. . . . advises underclassmen to ' Ciet involved . presently em- ployed at Addison-Wesley . plans to go to Business school in the future 50 I LF.SLIK MUl.IIKRN Active in tfie FeriiakI School program . will always rciiu ' inhcr Mechani- cal Drawing with Mr. Sherman What is a real person? . will never forget The Bull, the insanity of freshmen year, Tuesday!, and the Bol)l)sey Twins admires her grandmother a new nurse would improve WHS. . . . dislikes home- work . . advice to underclassmen ' Don ' t let it bring you down . . . tiilnre plans include nursing school. BARBARA MIT.I.OY Mull active in girls W Club, field hockey, basketball, and si)ftl all Basketball Jones |)rizes her li- cense Sports I ' hreak . . . de- sires to make the Deans list in college ... is peeved by pants without pock- ets . . . dislikes having to wear field hockey kilts on game da s pres- ently employed at Caruso ' s Laundro- mat college in the future. CYNTHIA MUNN C yndy . active member of the Ju- nior Prom Committee and Senior Play Business Staff enjoys sewing and traveling . will always remem- ber Mr. Jones Oh, please ' . . . 4 26 73 . prizes a certain tedd - bear . . desires to get the most out of life dislikes thoughtless people a lot more courses would improve WHS. .. presently employed at Creenvievv Manor Nursing Home . future plans include luirsing school PAUL Ml ' NROK Earl prizes his basketball . would like to travel around the U.S. is peeved by gym . . . remembers Maine . . . enjoys woodworking his favorite class was Shop . . . What? . . . Earl ' s favorite teacher was M.G. Jones . . plans to own a furniture shop. ELIZABETH MURLEY Beth Vice President of Ski Club 72-73 season enjoys skiing, horse- back riding . will always remem- ber Chemistr) with Mr. Shattuck . . . What should I do? . will never forget 70-71 ski club trip . . . prizes Tango, her horse . . suppressed de- sire is to live on a farm . admires her grandmother . dislikes thoughtless people . coffee for stu- dents would improve WHS. fu- ture plans include nursing and good times. JOHN MURI ' lll Murph « ill al a s remend)er the Atwell Building on December 13, 1971 his favorite class was Biolo- g with Mrs Brodeur Lm no school boy, but 1 kno what I like admires Mr DJ disliked Mr Jones and Mr Murpin team teach- ing . Murph plans to go to college after high school. KERR! MURPHY EnjoNs sewing, knitting, trail bike riding, f)ike riding, and horseback riding . . . will always remember . rt H with Joe and Mrs. D. . . prizes the ( ' atalina . will never forget Juiu ' 9, 1973 and Cape (]od suppressed desire is to show boys that girls can ride a bike and handle a car just as well as a boy can . . adn)ires Dave and Mrs. Hupprich dislikes teachers pets and homework bet- ter food and open campus would improve WHS. would like to become a model in the luture and to travel. PAUL MURPHI Murph enjoys draw ing and Scouting the Local Talent admires Coach Ward belonged to tiu W Club. Oracle Art Staff. Football team. Bas- ketball team, baseball team, and was Captain of the Part ing team remembers pulling lobstj-r (raps w ith Rat, Ralph, and Peg prized pos- session is ' . Advents and SS-CT dislikes high beams . . wishes to have seven-da weekends and to ow n a boat ( ood Harbor (i 73 plans to go to college 51 __J MARY MUSE St Patrick s drill team. Girls Intra- mural Sports and toacht-s (l.C. D at St Joseph s school . . . enjoys tennis, skating;, and going to hockey games .. chemistrx with Mr Jones ... Go away the summer of 72 . . . prizes her stuffed Panda hear desires to be in the lnd 500 . ad- mires Billie Jean King . . . dislikes having to go to school so early . . . being able to go where you want dur- ing studies would improve W. H.S. . presentK employed at Creative Professional Services . . . college in the future. ZAKI NAKHOUL Zaki enjoyed English with Mr. OBrien, D block . . . likes to bowl . . . his prized possession is the car V W. . feels that students should be allowed to park in the parking lots getting rid of some of the teach- ers would improve WHS savs school isn ' t a joke, but some of its emploN ees are Zaki plans to be an electrician after High School. LINDA N ' AUSS Lin . . J.V. Softball, Field Hockey, and Floor Hocke . . enjoys boat- ing, skating, traveling, bike riding, and swimming . Bookkeeping w ith Mrs. Cronin . . Ezzay, hey, slow down ' . . . will never forget Mr. Al- len ' s G. B.T. class, when they used to sing to him and put prunes on the wall ... admires M.V., G.C., and K.G. . . . dislikes having to sign her name in studies everyday . open campus and a better selection of se- nior Englishes would improve WHS working for a new car in the future. JOHN NUTILE Nuttie enjoys water skiing, scu- ba diving, fishing and hunting, and keeping Tropical Fish remem- bers his summers at Plum Island would like to buy a new Jeep or Scout liked Algebra II with Mr Carmilia he prizes his boat and motor and his parents ' camp at Plum Island says air-conditioned classes would Improve WHS . . ad- vises underclassmen to stick with it is employed at Ray ' s Tropicals plans to be a Diesel mechanic after high school JOHN NICHOLSON Nick . . . Greater Bostonians, New England ( onservatory Youth Singers, Northeast District Chorus, Chorale, Madrigals and gymnastics hob- bies include fishing and partying . enjoyed Music Theory with Mr. Dor- sam . . will always remember per- forming at Symphony Hall . prizes his organ admires Ludwig van Beethoven . hates people who don t take baths . . continue with music at New England Conservatory . Saggitarius. KAREN NEEB Enjoys horseback riding . . . v iil always remember G.B.T. with Mr. Allen Great will never for- get her friends . suppressed desire is to raise animals dislikes snobb people . advises underclassmen Not to burn what they have got presently employed at Poly-Paks . . . future plans include seeing the U.S. HELEN OLAUGHLIN Smell . one of our cheerleaders . . . member of work study ...enjoys going to concerts, hiking, partying, and eating . . will never forget 6 3 72 and climbing Mount Wash- ington prizes Dobie . . admires people with patience, her father . . . dislikes certain girls from last years senior class . . . suppressed desire is to get a motorcycle . . . presenti) employed at Daniel ' s Nursing Home future plans include to travel cross country and nursing CHERYL NICKERSON Nick Junior Prom (Committee, FT. A., Thespians, C horale, ( hoir. Districts, All-State, All-Eastern, B.V.T.T. Chorus, orchestra, band, marching band. Rainbow, Colonial Chorus, and Madrigals . enjoyed many of her classes and teachers . . . Harro Charrie! .. Tanglewood, 11 17 72 and 12 24 72 . . . prizes her kitten and her friends . desires to w ake up on a 26 hour day . . . admires Leonardo Di Vinci . . . dislikes tin gods mature open-mindedness would improve WHS. . . voice and special educati(m in the future. 52 STEVEN OPLANl) Stcvc-O prizes his Suzuki 185 liked E Bloek Meeh. DrawitiK with S. M. Sherman and C: Bloek P.O. D. with Trop What s up? ' and Drink them up . . . enjoys motoreyeles and working; with wood . . will always rememher eamping in N.H. and partying . . would like to go to C-ali- fornia . . Steve feels that better teachers would improve WHS . . his advice to the underclassmen is to grow up . . in the future Steve might enter trade school or go into motor- cross racing. I AWRENCEC OWEN I.arry was in Marching and Concert Band, played Basehall, and was in the Senior Play . . enjoyed Algebra I with Mr. Richards prizes his triends . . . Larry will always remem- ber Saints in Concert and The Horse would like to be a profes- sional drummer Who died and made you boss? admires Mr. Laman dislikes people who talk about nothing . . . open campus would improve WHS . . liked Base- ball with Trop . . . his hobbies in- clude music . . Larr plans to go into television production or drafting. DEBORAH PACKARD Debby, a new member of our class includes horseback riding and sketch- ing as her hobbies . Today is tht first day of Ihe rest of your life . . future plans are specialized nursing. TOBEY PACKARD Trob was active in Band and chorus. Madrigals, Thespians, Senior Play, Rainbow, Episcopal Young C hurch- man Planning Board, and church choir favorite classes included Physiology with Mr. Smith and sum- mer Chemistry with Mr. Jones . . . enjoys reading and collecting foreign dolls . w ill never forget her trip to London with Mrs. Smith s I atin (Mass . . 1 to own a pomegranate tree prizes a certain bear That s what they all say future plans include a career in nursing. MARK PARASKEVA Skeva enjoys record collecting . would like to play slide guitar . admires Elmore James ... his favor- ite class was Spanish I with Senor Salerno .. Lets Boogie . re- members J.V. Baseball with Mr. Trop . . prizes his blues albums Skeva is peeved at Blues haters and AM radio . . improvement for WHS is to burn it down . . . advises under- classmen Don t play football! . . . his future plans include college. FRED PARKER Salt p!a ed two years of football remembers Labor Day in Gloucester 73 his prized possession is his car keys . . . admires Robert Kennedy .. . dislikes Cafe food Miss Glenn is his favoiite teacher hav- ing no late slips would improve WHS . , . advises underclassmen to grin and bear it That s a bummer .. . Salt s suppressed desire is to drive a bike through the corridors is emplo ed at Parker Fence plans to work after High School PAMELA PARKER Pam s lavorite class was her fresh- men General Business (;lass with Mr Allen prizes her gold watch 9 L5 72 suppressed desire is to be a demolition driver she will never forget New Year ' s Eve and Old Or- chard . advises underclassmen to have fun JANET PARSONS Janet enjoyed P.O. D. with Mr. Tro- peano . has fond memories of or- ange sunshine and the summer of ' 73 in New Hampshire forsure . . . atlmires Norton partying would like to travel dislikes pe v pie who keep pushing radio bulti ns feels open campus would im- prove ' HS emploxed at L B Evans. 53 HAI.l ' H I ' ASgr AKIKI.I.O Ralph s sports art- football, wrestling and baseball he was a iiu ' mi)er of the student eoiineil reinciiibers pulling traps with T.R., P.M and P P enjo s water skiing and snow skiing Ralph believes that a little school spirit would improve WHS . . . prizes his Karman Ghia . . . l.ove the one you ' re with . . . the marathon with Tim . . . Ralph ' s fu- ture plans include going to college. I)A 1 . I ' KACH Dave ' s activities iniluded () ARM. and baseball his favorite teacher is S Morton Sherman . . . his ' 46 Stutz Rearcat is his prized possession l)a e plans to travel cross eoun- tr after high school enjoys skiing and collecting butterflies . , his sup- pressed desire is to be president of C ' .A.R.M. ... Dave ' s advice to under- classmen is . ' stitch in time sa ' es nine. ANDRKA PKARSON Poomps loves to go camping, horse- back riding and snow and water skiing a two-year member of the Cheerleaders, Inter Nos. R.A.W. . . . Oh. you guys! . . . The kids, par- ties, summer 73 . . admires her mother . . peeved f)y The Clique . haU ' s depression R. P. ... En- jo ed Knglish I with Ms. Dobie . . . advice to underclass: When you ' re hot, you ' re hot. when you ' re not, you should be! . junior college ... to live in the countrv. CHRISTIAN PEDERSON C ' hristian enjoys sailing and moun- tain climbing and will always rcmem- l)er his first airplane ride . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Tropeano ... his suppressed desire is to go to Colorado the new school will be an im- provement for WHS. . . admires Mr. Risacre . his driver s license is his most prized possession . . future plans include vsorking. PALI, PEN ER IAN Penig was a member of the WHS Wrestling Team and enjo s all sports. especialK karate . , Mr. Kilippone was his favorite teacher . In the future he plans to attend college. PAMELA PENTA Pam was active in Pep Club and ROE work experience . . . hobbies include ixiwling. floor hockey, and dancing lessons . . weekends in Maine and New Hampshire . Hey, Lady! enjoyed English 3 with Miss Dubois prizes her wall mural, friends and 6 dead roses 9 29 72 coffee for students and good Ital- ian lunches would improve WHS . . admires Miki would like to live in North (;onway employed b C urley Insurance Co. future includes Rusiness School and work. JOHN PERKINS Perk favorite class was (;hemistr with Mr J  nes prized possession is his stereo ( hink s part) will never be forgotten dislikes hav- ing to work on Eriday nights he thinks that an improvement for WHS would be to hav«- better food he is emploved b Cerrc-tani s. CLIEEORD PERRY Bud a member of the varsit foot- ball team Riology with Mrs Hro- deur was a favorite atlmires R R King to walk on the moon will never forget his sophomore year prizes his Rible pole vaulting, thinking, and scouting are among his hobbies . . . peeved by having to sa hi to everyone in the halls at 6:45 . M. . presently employed at St. Joseph s School college in the future. k myM. 54 CYNTHIA PKRRY ( iiidy . . . active in Madrigals, (Cho- ruses, Prep (Mub, Jr. Prom Commit- tee, Co-Editor of the Oracle Class Staff, and (greater Bostonians . . . desires to live in the woods of NY. State glue . . . hobbies include people watching, sewing, crafts, swimming, and dancing 7 4 71 . . , prizes her gold signet ring and her teddy bear . Smiles . ad- mires Miss Nichols . . (Greenfield, N.H. .. . employed at Lynnfield Community Bus Co. . the future includes college and teaching. KOBKHI PKHRY Pepi active member of the base- ball team one of his hobbies is woodworking and shop with Mr Jones was a favorite . . ayuhh ' . fond memories of Maine prizes liis license . . . suggests better Sr Knglish courses as an improvement for W.H.S. would like to own a furniture shop . Don t get caught! to live in Maine. CAROL PKTREYKO Carol enjoys art and music . . . Two Roads by Robert Frost is her favor- ite poem . . . would like to live in NH. or Maine . , open campus and a smoking lounge would improve W.H.S. . sophomore year antl Miss Rainge rate high . . will never forget N.H. and the summer of ' 72 to travel across country admires her parents . . to pursue a career in nursing. MONICA PUKRSON Mono ... a favorite was Knglish 111 with Miss Glenn . . . enjoys listening to music and especially prizes her Stones albums admires her fa- ther . . would like to meet the Roll- ing Stones . . . feels that an improve- ment for W.H.S. would be not having to take gym . . . fond memories of October23, 1971 . . . Please!!! CAROL PICA Carol enjoys art and drawing and watching Bruin s hockey games would like to get her license I ' -ng- lisli III with Mrs. Buia was a favorite would like to see open campus as an improvement for W.H.S. her future plans include attending art school presently eniplo ed at Cuillow s. ROBIN PILIRKI.I.O Robina . Freshman ami Sopho- more (Chorus, (iirls (Choir. (Chorale, Orchestra, Marching band, softball and fielil hocke cnjoved Knglish with Miss (ilenn and Plusics with Mr, Bennett . Far out var- sity Softball Freshman year was a memorable e ent prizes l. C. ' s ring ailmires 1. C an ini- prostMiienl for WHS. is to focus more attention on the music depart- ment . college . (Capricorn. SANDRA PIRRKI.I.O Sandi was active as Vice-1 ' residcnt of Pep (Club, Secretary of Inter Nos, Jr Prom (Committee, Ski (Club. Cirls N ' arsity Tennis Team. Senior Play. Iloor hockey and volle ball ad- mires people who help others a ship . enjoys skiitig. tennis, and sw imming, . . being with friends are umo[ig her fondest inemories Bi- ology with Mrs Broduer was a favor- ite more involvement would im- prove V . H.S prizes her parents future plans include college and traveling Live for Today J AMKS POU KI.I. linog played footl)ull for four ears priz -s his auto and his ster- eo e(|uipment the Led eplin concert will long be remembered auto racing, water skiing and nuisic rale high with him admires O J Simpson feels that a gixKl alhelet- ic field would improscW H S 65 i K MIll.KKN PROWSK Kuthy Prfskleiit of Pep CMuh, our class treasurer, and treasurer of Inter Nos member of the floor lioeke and olle l all teams enjo s skiing and bike riding Smile! 8 18 72 . . prizes a certain ring and a Christmas locket admires her parents . Hev, girl! ' dis- likes people who frown tccis more school spirit uould inipro c WHS a Taurus to go on to college. RAIUJAKA yi ' lNLAN Bones enj() ed Knglish, home- making, homecrafts, and P.O. D while at VV.Il.S. prizes her ear and a horse named ( ' hubbv Ma 20. 197:3 would like ' to travel around the world blue . horse- back riding and sw imming . . . ad- mires Jimmy ... Is that right? . . emplo cd at Poly Paks ... to contin- ue her education KARKN RAFKAKL Home Kc. 3 and Mrs. DeCristoforo were favorites for Karen spends much of her time sewing or bowling her license and her pearl ring un- prized possessions work and trav- el are in her future presentK employed at akefield Aquarium DOUGLAS RKNAUD F() x pla ed three ears of foot- ball at VV. H.S . . . was Master Coun- cilor of the Wakefield Order of DeMolay . . . prizes his ten-speed racing bike and enjoys building race cars, drag racing and bike riding advises underclassmen to stick it out a favorite teacher was Mr. Simpson . emplo ed . gganis .Arco future plans include college. THOMAS REYNOLDS Toinm was a member of Madrigals, Sr. Pla . Lookout, and Thespians . enjoys skiing, swimming, and camp- ing . enjo ed Speech with Mrs Ferrazano Tommy remembers his first trip to Disnev World he prizes Bessy Mary . more sinks for the .Art room would improve W.H.S. . advises underclassmen to get involved before it ' s too late 11 18 73 spare time is spent lis- tening to records and going to movies plans to work for the airlitu ' s and to travel to California. WILLIAM RK:H Bill enjoys swimming, bowling, and taking care of pets . . has fond memories of Junior Skip Day feels that all people are created eciual suppressed desire is to fly an air- plane prizes his senior class ring a favorite was POD. with Mr Tropeano . a smoking lounge would improve WHS admires John F KeimetK hopes to work w itli computers in the future PKTFR RICHARDS Pedro played baseball while at WHS. has fond memories of the undefeated footl all team . . admires George Carlin F.nglish III with Miss C;lenn was a favorite . . his golf clubs are prized . better gym facili- ties are a suggestion for imprr)viiig WHS. dislikes crowds at- tending a junior college is in his fu- ture plans. ANDRKW RIN(; Pat enjoys listening to records and Led Zeplin will never be forgotten Harold Parker Miss Roman- o s F.nglish III class was a favorite I)rizes his stereo . he admires Neil Young ... to rule the world is liis suppressed desire , . . emijloyed ill the lluzelwood Restaurant to go to California. 56 KI.I.KN 1UN(; One ot (iiir clu ' crlcudcrs, ciijoNs sew- ing and crafts as hohhics Biolojis with Mrs Brodcur «as a favoritf liir Iriciuls pri i ' S Shamrock to travel cross country in a van , . dislikes aliscnt notes get involved ernploved at Adrians Fabrics and plans fashion desinniiiK or Home Kconomlcs in the future. (;i;()Iu;k kobirio Tim was a captain ol Ixith the foot- hall and hockev teams, a meinher of the WClul) and the Moosh-a- Toush- es partvinn. skiiiij; and water skiini; u ould like to o n a Jaguar Del) u ill alwa s reinemher [jiillinn lohster traps Mr () Brien is a favorite dislikes plastic peo- ple admires his famiK would like to see co-ed locker rooms at II S emplo ed l Koherto ( oiistruilion ( :o to attend col- lege What s happeriini; JANICK ROBKRTO Janice was a member of the Soplio- more Hop and Junior Prom Commit- tees. Student (Council, Vice President of Inter Nos, Pep Club, Sub-Head Cheerleader, Choruses, State Student Advisory (Council, Sr. Play Business Staff, N.H.S., and our Oracle Feature Kditor prizes her friends Fng- lish III with OB was a favorite enjoys saving sentimental things and listening to music fond memories ofthejr Prom, W. R A. ' 72 Stone- ham football game college Dream on Dream until your dreams come true. CHKKYI, ROBKins (!her l cnjoss horseback riding and working with ceramics prizes her records has lond memories ol New Ham[)shire in 7. ' 5 emplovcd at Transitron to beiomc a dental assistant in the future DFNICF ROBFIilS DC sewing and horseback riding are iiicludeil in her hobbies Miss Fkborg rates higliK April 29, 1972 March 28, 1973 IB 4 18 72 . desires to own a motor- cycle Plee e . prizes her blue star sapphire admires Mrs B Nasella Park fritMids I xim: BOI I I W Ja ne w.is a member ot the xarsjtv soltball team, bowling, (!horal. and the Math Te.im Stoneham ■) lor I ' ngli ' -h with Mrv Jones was a la oritc enio s Mi|le l all and knitting on where, did on s,i • liitiirc plans include liir- llienng lur ediK-.ition I IIFRFSA ROIINFR Terri ai ' ti e in arsit basketball. track and field hoi ' ke , inend)er ol (;irls V -Club. RAW. floorhock- e , and volleyball part ing, wat- erskiing, aiul concerts admirc-s Steve Tyler ol .Verosmith 9 1.3 72 . . . that first day at Boston Common . Be oiirself No one can tell on your doing it w rong PFIFR BON Peter was a member ol IIS marih- ing band in 71 and 72. and the Peace ( !orps his hobbies are bic iling .111(1 listening to reiords enjo ed l ' ' nglisli III with Ms Romano prizes his racing bike admires his sister, ( ' onnie. and llenrx Daxid Ihore.iu pel peexe, dull classes emploxed at Frienillx s In- lure plans include a career in en i- ronmental seiem« or ps eholog hopes to ride his bike across the loiin- tr . and to go to nlarcliea .ind C anada 67 K ARKN ROSATl Karrii enjoys skiiii(j, horsoback ritliiiu and canipiiij; would like to own lier own car . . typing with Mrs l ette was a favorite prizes a eertain necklace admires her mother Oh no ' a parking lot for students would improve MS employed at Lakeside Otiice Park plans to heconie a secret a r . CHRISTINK RL ' FO (!liris was a member of PTSA. played intramural volleyball and floor hock- ex. and was the assistant manager of the Senior Pla Business Committee has fond memories ot K-block stud with friends would like to tra ( ' l around the world enjoyed Biology with Mrs. Brodeur . Live life to the fullest . . . suggests that more mini-courses wouUI improve W H.S. emplo ed b (iallahue s Supermarket to become a dental hygienist. (;kraldi e Ri fo Geri is active in intramural vol lev ball and floor hockev . she enjoys skiing and teiuiis physiology w ith Mr Smith was her favorite subject suppressed desire is to learti to fly an airplane admires her father dislikes phony people advises underclassmen to plan ahead fu- ture plans include nursing. JOHN RUSH Jack plaved J and Freshmen hock- ey Physics with Mr. Bennett was a favorite prizes his jeep 11 17 72 enjoys watching the Bruins suppressed desire is to become a millionaire . employed bv Friendiv Ice Cream to contin- ue his education Please, Pal MARY RLSSFL ' Russ ' enjoys skiing Mrs Ferra ano was her favorite teacher It IS better to light one candle than Icj curse the darkness 9 10 71 prizes her engagement ring dislikes silence su|)- pressed desire is to ski in Switzerland thinks a smoking lounge would improve WHS future plans in- clude marriage DEBBIE RYAN Red . she enjoys horseback rid- ing, boating and skating .. Miss Rainge was her favorite teacher . . prizes her pearl necklace . . sup- pressed desire is to own a horse tuture plans include business school. WWI IUF S I | RIA nn plavs softball and volleyball she enjovs tennis, swimming and skiinii Mr Diilf was her favorite leaclicr Reallv • ' fondest tneinorv is Hampton Beach prizes her luctise advises underclass- men to smile admires her parents lutiire iriiliKJis ( illcge and Irav clinii MARCARFT SARACFNO Margie enjovs ice skating, reading and painting Oh No sup- pressed desire is to see Pauline fall olf her chair dislikes people who walk slow in the corridors thinks bigger lockers would improveVV. II S advises underclassmen to be vourself em[)loved at (; P S Inlure plans include being a scrrelarv 58 SHARO N SARDRLLA (, ' hickie . enjoxs playing the orKuii Reall ? foiicllv re- members times with Fred . . . prizes her car . . . suppressed desire is to be in a rock band . admires Mrs. Ze- sewitz . . . advice to underclassmen is to Dream on employed at Pol -Paks future plans include college JAMS SAW III, IK JiUiis «as u iiu ' fnber of pep cluh, ski club and «as active on the Junior From Committee etijo s skiirii;. spying and partying Art v ith Miss Rainjle was her favorite subject Sure 3, 10 T ' l prizes lur Iriends suppressed desire is to ski in S« itzerland admires her Urandniother . . , future plans include c.llcge jANKT SCKRRA Janet was a member of Inter Nos and Junior prom committee prizes her friends . . . suppressed desire is to travel in Europe dislikes running the track in gym . . bigger telephone booths would improve WHS. advises underclassmen to get in- volved future plans include hair dressing. RARBARA SCHI.OSS Rarb enjoyed Knglish with Mrs Ruia , . . summer of 72 nice one . - prizes her sapphire ring sup- pressed desire is to « n a new car admires J.KII dislikes phon people employed at Melrosc- Wakelicld Hospital tuturc plans includt- nursing LINDA SCOI.I.Y Linda enjoyed Mr Carmilia as a teacher . March Hi prizes Joe thinks a smoking lounge and open study would improve V ' U.S. emplo ed at LB Kvans tu- turc plans include working ( IIRISI INK SL 1I . Cliriv was a(.li c in Hour hoikex and |)cp club enjoys art. dancing and bike riding ou guvs ia- gra Kails prizes her racer suppressed desire is to li ' each da to its lullcsl aihnires her mollier a l iscs underilassmen lo keep smiling tulurc plans liuludc si ' hool and t ' a . ' hing LAIRA SKN Laura head cheerleader. Inter Nos. math team. Oracle staff. W club and NILS. enjoys sewing and looking at stars and sunsets otd that day dawns to which we are awake loudest memory is being w ith the kids suppressed desire is to lie a boy for oni- da ad ises underclassmen not to w(irr about what others think emploved at Metropolitan Lite InsuraiKC Co future plans include college CHRIS SKMKMKN IKS ( ' arlo active inendier ol indoor and outdoor Iraik, floor hockev . and W il u b en j o V s skiing (lapiihe- prizes his Triuinpli TR would like lo travel toSicilv I ' ollege in the luliire 59 SAID SII AMI Susii fiijovs fixing cars and onjosiiig life physics with Mr. Bennett « as his favorite subject . (ioci Bless America fondest niemorx is home admires his parents emploNed at CUlchrist s Auto Oenter . future plans include the Air Force. E HILARY SHEA Hilary is a member of student coun- cil. Junior Prom Committee and the Senior Play Clommittee Englisli I with Mr Magnan was her favorite subject . . . admires her grandmother fondest memory is 10 9 71 prizes her duck suppressed desire is to own her own band. AMY SHELLENBERGER Am was active in floor hockev tour- naments . Shop ith Mr Jones was her favorite class 7 22 72 prizes M.(;. admires Miss Rainge advises underclassmen to be active. JOHN SHINE Jay pla s football . ' V ' hat s up: prizes his license admires his cousin dislikes homework over w eekends thinks student parking lot would improve WHS . advis- es underclassmen to stick w ith it . . . plans to be an electrician. SORN SHL ' TIPATW IPA Sorn was active in Madrigals en- jo s painting will alwavs remem- ber being a student at WHS. is peeved by ignorance ever class was a favorite of Sorn s How long is it going to be? the limita- tion of the mind admires anvone who needs nothing When is it going to be spoiled? feels that more subjects and heat in everv class would improve V H S plans to be a velcrinariaii in the luturiv DAVID SIMPSON Dave enjoys hockev and cars Hum Chuck fondest memory was junior skip day prizes his car admires Hop-sing dislikes getting up for A Block employed at Stop and Shop. ( IU)I, SM I,I. (!arolvn is a mei ber of the ski club Oracle staff and S -fiior Plav staff enjovs snow an ' J water skiing and horseback riding Is that right ■) A 73 phvsiologv with Mr Smith was her favorite subject prizes her car would like to live in an igloo in . laska einploved al Ehnhiirst Nursing Home fnlure plans iiiehide nursing DIANNE SMITH Dianne feature editor ot the Lookout Ski Club. Inter Nos. Pep (;lub. Prom committees, and floor hockev enjovs skiing, water skiing and writing poetrv You are v ou-, and I am I English with Mrs, Peterman was a favorite prizes her friends to live in a farm house in the country admires Thoreau peeved by getting u|) in tin- morning . advises underclass- men Be vourself to go to col- lege and travel •SO GLKNN S()FU:NSKN Glenn is active in A.V., chorus, cross country and track enjoys riflery, hunting and skiing admires Mr, Bennett . Mrs. Buia was his favor- ite teacher . . . employed at Analogic Corp. . . future included being an electrician MARK STARK Maddiig aeti e in varsitx soc- cer . enj() s sailing and skiing Please . . . fondest memorv is rain da practices prizes his soccer ball suppressed desire is to score a goal admires Ted Cubbins. PAULINE A STARRATT Pinky active in l)asketball, floor hockey, rainbow . enjoys reading, talking, and loafing . . . That ' s life . . 5 3 72 . prizes her necklace . . suppressed desire is to fill the school with dandylions admires Mr. Bennett employed at Gilchrist s future plans include travel. BRIAN STAUNTON ' Tango kid member of the Youth Activities Commission e n j o s h o c k e and tennis What ' s the deal fondest memo- r is passing junior ear prizes his blue cherr bomb . advises under- classmen not to give up emploved at Stone s Texaco future plans include the Nav BARRY STKMM Barry plays football and hockey . . . enjoys boating and hockey . . . prizes his boat . . Biology was his favorite subject . . . advises underclassmen to bounce back . . thinks open campus would improve W. U.S. AI.I RIK STEXKNS alerie is active in Peace Corps and C Y O English with Miss Ro- mano was lier faxorite subject Eh what: ' June 1972 prizes iier Koala bear supjiressed desire is to tour Russia admires Jesus Christ emplo edat Pol -Paks future plans include special education PAM STEWART Pam was secretary and president of Peace Corps . dislikes narrow- minded people . open campus would improve W.H.S. . future plans include college CYNTHIA SIRAGMAN ( ' ind enjoNs animals, her horse and drawing . . . Sure suppressed desire is to follow a railroad track dislikes leak roots (jnd is a Taurus. 61 l.Al RKKN SI 1,1. I AN Luiiric . ciijoxs part iiiji and listen- ing to tunes Poetrx in Motion was a favorite Where s the l ' art : renienilxTs seeini; Floiiiui Don lav lor at Joe ■ iMaee prizes stereo and alhniiis (h ' sires to o« n land in the eountrx and a biu larinhonse sur- rounded 1) uoods admires Hound Dou dislikes heroes open earupus ad ises underclass- men to !)(■ ourseif no cross coMntr and lra el NOREEN M SL ' Ll.n AN SulK Freshman field hockey, floor hocke . Senior Pla scenery conunittee. Inter Nos Senior Board and NHS horseback riding, sewing and pla inK guitar are favor- ite pastimes enjo ed (;lieniistr with Mr. Simpson Oh Sure . prizes her guitar and medal . . sup- pressed desire is to own a race horse admires her grandmother . . . dis- likes stuck-up people . employed at the l ncius Beche Lil)rar col- lege . A()uarius. ROBIN SI l.I.IX AN Robin was Feature Editor on the Lookout. . VS treasurer, Oracle cop editor enjo s reading will alwavs remember o 24 T ' 3 and 9 20 73 liked French with Mr Benoil and Spanish with Mr. Salerno she is peesed b customers who sit at dirty tables when there are t lean ones is emploved at Friend- l Ice Cream would like a more aried assortment of courses tor U H.S. ad ises underclassmen not to stuck so liartl that ou miss ail the fun [)lans to be a foreign lan- guage major and translator SUSAN SULLIVAN Sue was a member of the cheering s(|uad for 2 years, class secretary for 3 years, and on the Lookout for 2 years enjoy s play ing soccer, floor hock- ey, and volleyball with her friends . . . Ya know Joe? . . . remembers 3 4 72, the day she went skiing at Sunapee, Summers of 71 and 72 spent at The Clearing prizes her watch, friends, and Tim Sue admires people who care sa s Wh not: Y ' ou only live oncel to underclassmen liked Math Mr. Duff and English Ill Miss Glenn. MARK SURETTE Mark will alwass remember going to Florida prizes his gold cross admires his brother. Bob his ad- vice to underclassmen is to get w ith it Mr. J Walsh is his favorite teach- er . enjoys playing football. THOMAS SURETTE Tom active in Ski Club, floor hockey, vollexball, CAB. M. and R AW enjoys scuba di ing, skiing, motorcNcling and pla ing gui- tar . . Physics with Uncle Bob was Tom ' s favorite class will always remember Mt. Washington E. pedi- tion desires to motorcscle across the U.S. . . . dislikes Women ' s Lib open campus for WHS, ad- vises underclassmen don t take school too seriously . employed at Stop and Shop . college .. . Capricorn. IRC;iNIA TACCART irginia enjo s skiing and horseback- riding liked English with Mr O Brien and POD with Trop remembers New Hampshire, summer of 73. I ' ridav morning breakfast at the Pancake House prizes her friends and h ' r license Virginia fetds that open campus would im- prove W H S sa s to make the most of what sou do would like to go cross country dislikes to say good-bye . . her future plans include going to college NORMAN TAYLOR Norman remembers Hack Walsh s class and skipping Physics class . . . favorite teacher is Hacka Walsh . . . dislikes getting up at 6:00 . be- lieves that new teachers would im- prove WHS. . . admires Mr. Tro- peano . . Give me a break ' Norman enjoys hunting, softball, and hockey . . . was in Freshman Football his prized possession is his boat advises underclassmen to stick with it plans to attend North Shore ( omnuniits College. 62 ' - ' A ' SUSAN TAYLOR Susan was a member of Marching and Concert Band and A.F. S. she enjoys h )cke and reading . . will always remember the Atwcll Band- room . . dislikes zeros admires The Buzzard ... her favorite teacher was Miss Robertson her suppressed desire is to d e her hair red . . . future plans are to attend coi- iefje and to travel. cuRisiiNA tkccf: I ' ina «as on the Oracle staff, secre- tar of Student Council and of the Pep Club plaved floor hockev and V()lle bail enjo s bike ridirm. ioKKi ' ig. and readintc remembers soccer in the rain thumper O.K. Sweetie would like to make everxone who makes her happ twice as happv admires ' (•unin Face would like more student involvement in school affairs . find a friend in evervone liked Geometr Mr (irahn a favorite teacher is Mr C asex Tina plans to become a w rifer. LISA TECCE Lisa was the Special Events Editor of the IjOokout, a member of the Oracle Activities Staff, FT. A., Senior Plav. and the tennis team Government with Mr. Miksen was a favorite prizes her scrapbook . . . enjoys read- ing, sew ing, and playing tennis the summer of 73 brings back fond memories admires John F. Ken- nedy . . . you ' re kidding ' pres- ently employed at Dunkin Donuts ... to pursue a career in elemetitarv education. ARTHUR TERRAX FCCHIA Artie participated in soccer, wres- tling, and baseball . enjo s parties and sleeping prizes his friends remembers Saturda mornings down Bills B+ G. ' 74 club Artie admires Mr O Brien is peeved b people who are a!wa s late . . . wish- es for a parking lot for students Michele Tikis enjoxed English III with Mrs. Buia advis- es underclassmen not to use other people s cars suppressed desire is to beat Lexington. ROSALIE TERRA ECCHIA Rosie enjoyed English with Miss Glenn . remembers last summer dislikes teachers vxho go in lavs and snobs . prizes her Mustang Rosie s suppressed desire is to own a new car ... Really . . admires Miss Glenn . would like a smoking lounge and open campus for W.H S. improvements advises under- classmen to do the best ou can . weekends down the Common plans to work after high school I ' l MH DAM!) TERRY Oa id . hobbicv are cars enioved World Civ I with Mr D ' Agnese Jump back remend erv the walk home from the beach de- sires to be lotalK inde|ieticlant LOIS THACKER Lois w as a member of the curriculum committee . . . enjoys mountain climbing, swimming, skating, and Bob . . will alwa s remember Au- gust 8, ' 73, Alaska, and the summc-r of 71 liked Art with Miss Rainge her favorite teacher is Trop admires Mr. Generazzo . prizes a certain cop would like to live on a mountain and see the U.S. and Eu- rope dislikes prejudiced people . . would like a smoking lounge lor W.H.S. . . . Sure . plans to work after High School. JAXEl IIIOMAS Janet was a tucTiiber of the (!lub and R .X W plaved varsitv bav- ketball, tc-imis, and held hockex enjovs partxing, bike riding, photog- raphx ' So did I rememberv the mountain, Jethro Tiill concert Senior I ' rom ' 73 , Sparksie s truck cellar door x isils, and Fc-b 23, 197.3 liked English HI with NK Buia admires rhoreau Janet would like to live in a log cabin and tr . skx diving nickel beer in Open Stucix xxould improxe VN ' HS dislike- misundc-rstanding ' . prizes Buix HiLar 63 LAW RKNCK rORTORICI (iiii o a a nu-mher ot R A W . (Mill). Sopli Hop Committee. |r Prom (Committee. ()ross-C()uiitr and Indoor aiul Outdoor Track hohbicv iiKludf partsiiii; witli trictulv and ' lia ini; a ball riincinhcrs 72 CTOss-conntrv , Portland. Maine. That tirst da at W inu.i r slieek Heath pri is Dianne dis- likes snol)l) people wishes lor beer in the (, ' oke niaehine eii- |o ed P () I) uith Trop admires ( ' oaeh DiC ommandrea uouhl like to o Mi a 427 A ' ette [)lans to i;o into Constrnetion in tnlure Hi Janet ' JOSKl ' H IR.XH. ' W Joe partieipaled in baseball and eii- io s bowlinij prizes his stereo would like to own a new Vette his la orite elass was P.O.D. with Prop leels that shorter classes would improve WHS remem- bers J. . Baseball Joe advises underclassmen to enjov vourself w hile vou can. CRAK. IRlDrxl (.rain participated in soccer and bas- ketball in his freshman and sopho- more vears he enjovs travelini; Ian .Anderson is the person he most admires Oaiu s future plans include collejie JOAN Tl ' LK Joni was a cheerleader and was in- volved in intramural sports . . . she belonged to the ski club, RAW ' ., and the National Honor Societv en- jovs camping. I)ike riding, and hang- ing around fond memories in- clude tlie C-ape and the kids prizes her life Joni s favorite classes v ere Phvsies w itil Mr Ben- nett and Knglish with (1 R is peeveei at having to get up in the morning plans to go to college after liigli school i: A H) TWOMBl.V David enjovs bowling, skiing, and white-v ater canoing . his favorite teacher is Mr. (;ahill total de- struction is the oidv improvement tor W II S dislikes PVench advis- es underclassmen to drop out plans to go to college. JANKTTYI.KR Jan was W ' ortliy .Advisor of Rainbow she likes to cook and sew . remembers . pril 12, 1970 ... ' No w av favorite class was Soph, and Jr Knglish with Miss Dubois prizes her car w ants to travel advises underclassmen to participate or vou ' II regret it after would like bigger parking lot for VV.H.S. .. admires her sister Jan is peeved at people w ho walk slow in the corri- dor future plans are to be a medi- cal secretary atid marriage favor- ite date: April 10, 1976. M R(:i i:ai.I . Mareia was a member of the W ( lub and the Lookout involved in lield Hockev. Basketball, and Track remembers .Xliee Oioper (;()n- cert adiTiires Ms Kkborg her favorite class was phvsies with Mr Bennett suppressed desire: h Olvmplcs ' . prizes (Jlles wish- es for open campus for WHS. im- provement ' Make it work Is her advice to underclassmen Mareia plans to go to college after High School JAMKS XKNTURA Jim was involved in the SjMiior Plav, the Lookout, the Oracle, Thespians, and Jazz Band prizes his book and piano enjoys reading and writing atlmires his .Aunt Lana his suppressed desires are to star in a Broadwav musical and to write a beslselling novel enjovcd Knglish with Ms Bachman. Ms Romano, and Miss Wheeler his past-times in- clude records and movies Magic Kingdoms Jim plans to attend college after high sihool 64 JOSKIMI WAHI. Joe participated in the Sopli 11()|) ( Jiiiiiiiiltcc, (;.A. B.M., Soccer, and ji miiastics . likes collecting base- ball cards . enjoyed Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Sherman dis- likes getting pushed around by bigger kids . . . remembers the burning of the Atwell Building prizes his surfboard would like the athletic department to support sports other than football , advises the under- classmen not to believe all the advice the upperclassmen tell you . . Joe plans to attend college after high school BRICK. VVAI.I.ACK Bruce enjoys skiing, music, and scuba diving prizes his stereo ... re- members the . twell Fire would likj ' to learn how to play the guitar Spanish II with Miss Pali was Bruce ' s favorite class . . . feels open study and a smoking lounge would improve W. FI S. his advice to the underclassmen is to watch out for K P plans to take a year off and travel around the I . S after graduation OA ID WALTER Willard ' was involved in gvrniias- tics, temiis and chess (whenever it s in stvie) was a member of the NHS enjoys photographv . Willard s favorite class was English II with Mrs. C ' orcorari Seek and ye shall find remembers the Jethro Tull Concert his sup- pressed ck ' sire is to throw magnate into the school computer . . dislikes AM disc jockeys Willard s advice to the underclassmen is Pra his future plans include college. GARY WEAVER Gary s hobbies include writing . . . enjoyed P nglish II with Miss Hyman . will always remember 10 25 71 ... really enjoyed Bette Midlers C oncert . . . Spare me . . . prizes his color television . . . admires Na Gary is peeved at people who don ' t mind their own business . would like better counselors as an improvement for W. H.S. his fu- ture plans include traveling and working for the Post Office. CHARLES WEDDLETON Charlie enjoys portrait painting (a specialty) his favorite class is English . prizes his license . . says underclassmen should enjoy school and not take anything too seriously would like open campus and more freedom for the upper classmen — don t treat adults like babies Charlie plans to go on to college and eventually go into business for him- self is presetilly employed at the (;rava (Corporation. HEIDI W FILING Heidi participated in the Senior Play, the Spring Plays, Peace Corps, Cho- rus, Volleyball, CColonial C horus, (Curriculum (Committee, Oracle Staff, and was the secretarv of the Thespi- ans . prizes monev admires Mr. Fuller, Doitie, and Leonardo DaV ' inci Heidi s suppressed de- sire is to be locked alone in a librarv for ten years . . . Keep smiling, il makes people wonder what vou have been up to dislikes people who cheat their wa through life Hei- di plans to go to college after high school PATRICIA WELLS Leg s-patches enjoys horseback riding, swimming, soccer . . Don ' t think of where the school can go! Think of where you can go after school! will always remember her trip to the Ignited Nations she prizes her car and her tamilv would like to become a tuirse worked in work study office and front office enjovi ' d P.O D with Mr Tropeano recalls hiding in the lav and getting away with it! admires her parents. PAl ' L WENZEL Bud remembers Vermont, Labor Da weekend-crow. 197 ' ? prizes his stereo dislikes putting monev into cars . . feels open campus vvouUI improve W.H.S. admires his mother . advises underclassmen to slay in school favorite class was P() D with Trop Too bad wants to trav -l after high school 65 SHIRl.KKN M W KTIIF.RBKK Marc . a Taurus, has bcoii ver active in tennis. Senior Pla , W ( lub, and tutoring . . . sleeping anil partying arc her hobbies . . the mountain prizes her Wilson T2000 . . desires to be a psychiatrist and diagnose certain people . . college. DA ID JAMKS VVllITK Dave . . . swimming, scuba-diving and dirt biking are hobbies . . . P.(_). D. with Trop was a favorite . . . What s happening? Doing things you aren t supposed to . . his Volksw agon . desires to become rich . . Ralph Nader . open bar . advises underclassmen to (piit before it s too late . . work in the future. D.W ID JO.SHL A WHITK Sophomore Biology with Mr. Marrs was a favorite How ' s it going? Europe 72 . desires to travel dislikes Wakefield . . Burning it ' woukl improve W.H.S. . . advises underclassmen Stay with it, you ' ll be out soon . . . College. SUSAN WHITK Sue . . tennis. President of St. Flor- ence ' s C.Y.O., Oracle, A.F.S., Stage Manager of Senior Play, Band, and Orchestra . lists knitting, sewing, reading, and tennis as hobbies . ' rt Histor and Appreciation with Mrs. Peterman was a favorite Sal- ishur IS . . . prizes her Koala bear and tennis racket ... to travel around the world . . . dislikes cliques and Ni.xon . . advises underclassmen to ignore upperclassmen . employed at Fabric Town . . college and teaching. RUSSELL WHITNEY ErijoN s playing and writing music . V ' orld Civ 1 with Mr. D ' Agnese ranks high . . . Let ' s go . forgetting the past and looking forward to the fu- ture prizes his guitar ... to con- tinue in music . . admires Carlos Santana peeved by malfunctions in musical equipment and life . hang in there . Berkeley College of Music. KAREN WICKS Karen was active in Freshman and Sophomore Chorus . . driving and swimming are hobbies Biology with Mrs. Brodeur was a favorite . . . But a man is not made for defeat . . . a man can be destro ed, but not de- feated . . . Ernest Hemingway . , . 9 30 70 . . prizes her denim jacket to drive cross country . . . Mona and Richard . . dislikes people who are afraid to be themselves . advis- es underclassmen to stay with it . . to become a chef. KENNETH U ILDKR Kenny lists water skiing and tennis as hobbies English with Mr. Mag- nan was a favorite . . . summers at Bow Lake desires to own his own ski boat dislikes getting up in the morning . moving to the new school would be an improvement emploved at Town and C ountry Carpet SUSAN WINSOR Sue . . . captain of Girls Field Hock- ey, A.F.S., Senior Play, Oracle Staff, Orchestra, Band, and M.Y.W.E. partying is Sue s hobfjy . . . English IV with Miss Wheeler and Miss Romano was a favorite . Peachy- keen . . . Salisbury 73 , and trip to Cermany, Austria, and Oechoslavak- ia dislikes first day of school college. 66 (;AY WISIIART Editor-iii-c ' hief of the Oracio, Orches- tra, Madrigal Singers, Greater Bosto- nians, Northeast District Orchestra, NHS historian . . . active on Junior Prom and Senior Play committees . enjoyed English IV with Ms. Romano and Ms. Wheeler . . . prizes her family and friends . . suppressed desire is to have some spare time . . . summers in Maine . admires any- one who is an individual . . . would like to travel around the world . . on to college. WILLIAM YAMARTINO Bill enjoys listening to music, party- ing, playing the harmonica and most sports . enjoyed (;. B. P. S. and Mr. Kilippone was great ... How ya ' doin? . . . will always remember junior year summer and Marshfield weekends . . wants to get a pilots license and see the U.S.A. . . . dislikes conceited people . . . prizes his stereo and pillow wants poster covered ceiling with blacklights at WHS advises underclassmen to keep your head up . . . Bill plans to be a Biolo- gy major in college. PAUL ZAGAJA Paul, a Gemini, says Mrs. Bachman was his favorite teacher ... he prizes his suede boots and dislikes three- legged cornflakes ... he is employed at Elk Springs . . . Real Estate is a possibility in the future. JOE ZAGARELLA Zag . . . Varsity football, wrestling, and track, W Club, D.O.A., floor hockey . . . water skiing, swimming, snow-mobiling, and mountain clim- bing are hobbies . . History with Coach Walsh in 112 Atwell . . ' You my buddy? , What s up , Hum- Babe ... Art II with Kerri, and Cave Women, Karen, Cindy, Stone- ham Football 73 ... his truck . . . desires to make it in life . admires his father . . . dislikes Cafe food says he will be a millionaire before he ' s 45. SUSAN ZAPPALA Zippy partying, music, and driv- ing are hobbies . Shorthand II with Mrs. Newhall . . Give me a break . . . Lighthouse in York, Maine . . . prizes her yellow convertible ... to travel cross country by car . . . Smok- ing lounge . . . advises underclass- men don ' t quit now . . . her future plans include getting a job and buy- ing a new car. GERALD CARDILLO U.S. History with C oach Walsh was a favorite . advises underclassmen to become individuals .. . Persist in what vou believe. DONALD MORIN Moe . . . partying . . . the cafe was his favorite class . . . Who ' s going to Paekie? . . . will always remember the school burning down . . . desires to retire . . . dislikes school . . . beer in place of milk and shorter hours would improve W.H.S. . . advises underclassmen to drop out . . . em- ployed at LB. Evans. RONALD PHILBRICK U.S. History with Coach Walsh was a favorite . remembers the Atwell Fire . . prizes his dungaree jacket desires to blow up the school dislikes school longer vacations would improve W.H.S. . . advises underclassmen to stay home . . armv or school in the future 67 68 69 ' Which one? mtfiffli uraiiiitfiirTiii irar ' aitittikM c s « ' r •p M ■io. How did it happen? ' Something besides burgers for lunch! ' Dream until your dreams come true. 70 Tomorrow — a vision of hope Onl 4 minutes. Strive For ()ur liijj;liest ideals. Tomorrows are onl totla s waiting to happen 71 Class History class Historv editors at work. Teenage Lament ' 74 Freshman Year On a cla carK in ScptcmbtT, 1970, we tripped, stumbled, and crawled up the crumbling steps to the Historic Atwell Building. The WHS. sjjorts scene greeted us favorabK, with an 8-0-0 championship lootball season. The team soon after was awarded more than S8500 lor a trij) to Bermuda. At the same time, our freshman football team, was not even offered a trip to ( helsea. As wt- ha ( ' come to e.xpect, ( ross-CJountry w as number one. It was in the w inter of this ear that the School Department began to make plans for a new high school. In a radical departure from normalcv, the Dress Code was suspended tor two weeks, to include ord the generally accepted standards ot health, decency, and cleanliness. Personal taste was not accounted tor. In winter sports, indoor track was first in the ML and came in second to (Jatholic Memorial in the State Meet. Ci m- nastics had a mediocre season with a 4-7 record. While the Varsit team struggled to a 5- 12 recorti, our Frosh A bas- ketball team came in second in the league, and the B scjuad went undefeated. To coidirm the beliets held 1) us tor mari cars the (Cheerleaders w ere munber one 72 To celfhratt ' Ecolo x Da a few W.H.S. taciiltx incmhcrs rode tlicir l)ik( ' s to school. Due to llic (ircat Bike Hi[)- Off which w as plaguinji Wake field at the time, niaii teachers were to reed to make the homeu ard trip t) taxi. In their usual stunning st le, our Tenuis Team turned out an 0-9 record; at th e same time S[irinu Track was 9-0 Frosh Baseball were League Champs with an 1 1-3 record. Remember the Juke Box? Eatiiijj our tast lunches to the tune of Fire and Rain was about the onl thiuji we ot out of this experiment in open stud . Sophomore Year At the bejJinning of our sophomore ear, a dru education course for parents was instituted to euliiiliten parents as to the dangers of drug abuse. As one of the most shocking new s stories in recorded historx , the Walton Press Box. con- structed b two custodians several ears ago, was condemned. When Mr. Jerr Boisen left the school s stem, Mr. f ichard Faman replaced him as thcMusic Director. These two fine musicians still work together producing exceptional (Greater liostoniau concerts, with nearl one fourth of the Cireater Bostonians from Wakefield. The championship football team of the ear before was a hard act to follow, and the curtain nc er went up for the 71 team — w ith a l-S-O record, the just missed first draft pick. If it had not been for the assistance of the 5-4-0 soplio- more football team. the coidd lia e had a perfect 0-9-0 record The new Suret Bank scoreboard nexerdid light upon the homi side. On December 12-13, 1971, the Atwell Building was gutted b a raging iiderno It was the oidv stor e cr to fill an entire Wakefield Dail Item (both pages! ). The . twell i uildiug befori- 73 and after. Tims hctiari one of the best periods in our seliool ca- reer — double sessions. Blackjack became a major field of stuck (iestapo studs halls came to an end. and et- tiriy out of school at 5:00 w asn t that bad. Another l) -product of ' i ' he Fire was the demerit sys- tem. The School Committee had (inall abolished capi- tal punislmu ' iit. UnfortuuateK . it was reeuacted once aj ain in our senior ear I ' ollou inti Whip Hallidax as football coach. Bob Bisacre was appointed to the task. Paul Fahe soon had a steadx job doiny Bi immitations at i)e[) rallies. In w inter si)orts, tlu- (;lass ot 74 placed Chuck (Camp- bell, Ralph Burke, Paul Munroe, and Dave Herook on the J. . Basketl)all scjuad. At the same time, Dan Chris- to, Paul Fahe , Bill Collins, and Paul Bugli held their own in a championship Indoor Track effort . . . And the Majorettes were number one. The lonji sought-for dance is anticipated to be an overwhelming success. Yes, folks, that was the Sopho- more Hop. We re sure tho.se in attendance, all si. of )u, remember it well. In February, 1972, the new hi h school [jroposal won b 873-98. The swimming pool and skating rink were out, however. 74 As far as spring sports were concerned, several sopho- mores began to come into their own in their respective sports. John Hurley made the Varsity Baseball Team and in Spring Track, Christo, Fahey, Collins, Browne, Bugli and Company started their rise to fame. The music department s spring offerings were well received, with Jacques Brel s If We Only Have Love , an audience favorite. Who was it that kept writing Mac the Hack is alive and well in the band room on the black board? Junior Year Our Junior year saw a change in the W.H.S. executive branch. Mr. Raymond U. Osborne was our new princi- pal. Another new face was Stephanie Steve Hender- son, our AP ' S student from Australia. The first big social event of our high school careers was the Junior Prom. Randy Haskell was the King; and Debbie MacLeod, the Queen. The cross-country squad, about three-fourths Juniors, finished an impressive season by winning the Mass. Di- vision Three Championship at Franklin Park, and sec- ond place in all of New England. Rolf Meyer, Paul Fah- ey, Kevin Crowley and Larry Tortorici were the main- stays in this effort. Also, as a result of this and many other winning seasons, (Joach John DiC ommandrea was named Coach of the Year in Mass. Division One, a well-deserved honor. The 72 edition of the W.H.S. foot- ball team showed strong improvement, with a 6-2-1 rec- ord. Among the standouts were Ralph Pascjuirello, Nabil Boghos, Peter Callignades, Bob Cardosi, Tim Halliday, Cliff Perry, and George Tim Roberto. The soccer team, under the guidance of Dick Kelley, posted their best record ever, 9-3-4. Artie Terravecchia, Larr Dwyer, Kurt Graze wski. Bill King and Joe Wahl were among the J uniors who contributed to this winning effort. Moving on, the music department wasn ' t to be slight- ed. The Marching Band was featured in a commercial for the Jordon Marsh Company on television. As a change of pace, mini-courses were instituted at WHS. The faculty taught us to speak Italian, play chess, and write in script (onlv if we were right handed; southpaws were forced to take auto shop. ) In what has become a Wakefield High tradition, the Senior Prom was in peril again. Along with the tradi- tion, the deadline was extended several times and the down-payment reduced to37fl In winter sports, the girls gymnasts were champs. High-rambling Juniors were Patti Gearin and MariKn Siebert. Boys gymnastics finished their season with an excellent 9-2 record. Outstanding members of the class of 74 were Larry Dwyer, Dave Walter, Ken Chapman, Dan Harrington, John Hurle and Joe Wahl. Indoor Track finished second in the state to a strong Milton team. Building (juite a reputation for themselves were Rolf Meyer, Paul Fahe , Kevin Crowley, Jeff Browne and Larry Tortorici. Running into triple overtime, the hocke) team lost a heartbreaker, 1-0 to Maiden Catholic in the States ' tournament. Tim Roberto, named to the Middlesex League All-Star Sciuad and John ( hester Crocker, were high scorers. In one of the greatest success stories in W.H.S. sports history, the 72-73 basketball team were Division One North Champs, under the direction of C- oach of the Year Sonny Lane. Who can e er forget RAW — Roud Association of Wakefield : ' Three talented WHS. music students. Sue Carrai, Steve Hylan and Cher 1 Nickerson, were named to .All- State. In spring sports, outdoor track tied for the lead in the Middlesex League with Reading, and won the Eastern Mass. Rela s. Standouts in the rela s were Paul Fahey. Rolf Me ( ' r. Steve H laii, and Jeff Browne In baseball. 75 a 9-9 it ' cord was c )iitril)utc ' d to l) Juniors Bruce Caiit , Rick FuriK ' ss. Bol) Perr . Fred (iailujii and John Hurle . (iirls Tennis had a tine season aided In tirst-rate mem- bers ol the ehiss oi 74: lar (iaUatiher, Janet Thomas and Ji ' an and Joan Fitztiihhons. Meanwhile. Bo s Ten- nis had a disappointint: 2-7 season. The student-iaeuh mixed doubles tourni ' . under the direction of Bob Simpson, attracted nuich atti-ntion In au excitinti, hard, iouylit battle. Scott Donahue and Benee Gre orio were the eventual ictors. with the team of Larrx de (Jara ilia and lar (iallaulu ' r the runners-up. To top off a thrillinii sporting ear, the coveted .Ail- Sports Trophv found a home at W ' .H.S. in recognition of a iob w I ' ll-done. Mitsock, Presitlent; Laura Sen, ice-President; Robin Bi ' rardinani ielo. Secri ' tarv ; ( atlu Delory, Treasurer; {aw isliart. Historian; and I ' eter l- ' alabella. rutoring ( Jiairman. That same eventful month the Senior Plav Alice in Wonderland, w as presented on Nov ember sixteenth and seventeenth, (iini Mangan plaved the title character of Alice with (Jeorge Ciglio as the Cheshire Cat. The plav vv as a financial as well as a dramatic success. Senior Year In the fall i and decline ' : ) ot our Senior Year we be- came the onlv class in WHS historv to see two champi- onshij) football teams .Alter losing tlu ' first game to Watertowii. this ears team put together a streak of eight straight wins, the last being a crushing 18-0 Thanksgiving Da victorv at Melrose. Thev were Tri- captained bv abil Boghos. Ralj h Pas(|uiert ' llo and Tim Roberto. Soccer w as number one in the M iddlesex League w itli a 12-4 record, so that Dick Kellev was named Coach ot the Year Artii- I ' erravccchia w as ca|)taiii As usual. ( Joss-Ciountrv , captained bv Bolt Mever and Paul Fahev. were league champs . nd in f iidti Hixkev a f l-2 record was s|)orted; the team was cap- tained b Sue W insor and Marv (iallagher. In the continuing line of AFS students, Sorn Shutijja- twi|)a. from Thailand, joined our class. An excellent stu- dent, he is a tav orite ot tacidlv and tellow students. Karlv in November, tortv seven members ot Senior Class were inducted into the Waketield (Chapter ot the National Honor Societv Ol ticers elected were Michael At this writing, WHS. seems well on its wav to an- other . ll-Sports Trophv. The Hockev Team is in the states, under the leadership of Tim Roberto; and Indoor track is number one once again, w ith Dan (Miristo and Bill Collins as co-captains. (Jirls gvnmastics looks like a lav orite tor the League Cihampionship once again. Boys gv nmastics has still got a long w ay to go . ' i ' hey are led bv ca[)tains John Hurlev and Dan Harrington. And w hat remains ' : The Senior Prom r ' : Graduation : ' ' : : And then we enter the cold, cruel world, ' as Mr. Bennett has often told us . . . F ' acultv advisor: Margaret Wheeler Class Historv Committee 2 11 71 76 Last Will And Testament To Wliomever It Ma Concern Or Not Concern: Be it rcnu-niherecl that w c tlic Class of 1974 of W ' akc- ficlcl Memorial Hijili School. Town ol Waketielcl, Comi- ty of Midcllesex in the Commonu faith ot Massaclui- setts, beinji in complete i)()ssi-ssion ot our faculties but aware the could depart at ain moment l)e()ueath the follow iii : First: The ( lass gift. A sum of monex for a class gift to be purchas( d under the direction of Mr. Osborne and the CMass (iift Committee. Second: To the facult) of Wakefield High: Mr. I enoit — more l obin Sidli ans Cind Bridges. Mr. Simpson — a student whodoesn t like him! Mr. Smith — a bigger thermos. Mr. Jones — flared pants and a fat tie. Mr. Faria, Magnan ( ase — a law firm. Mr. O ' Brien Ms. Mc( affre — a wedding cake. Ms. Bomano — (] block class forever. Mrs. D ' Agnese — a baby. Mr. I ' aria — always . Mr. Case — a late pass. Mr. ( omiors — a one-w a trip to Tanzania. Mr. Sage — .- a good morning . Mr. Sardella — a lie detector. Third: To our fellow classmates, Ihe Senior (]|ass w ills: BilK Adams — A pass to the rocks. Cher Alhemovich — Sonin Bono. Linda Anthoin — a raise at (iallahue s. Chuck Campbell — the Hurd School. Daimy C-hristo — a deep oicc. Audre Baron — Broadwax. Paul Hanson — Milo . Paul DeLouis — the leading role in the Kirk Douglas Stor Doima DePietro — a pinch tor good luck. Jon Coughlin — 2 lbs. of gra el. David (Jreen — taller plants. Mike Hallida — 2 coke bottles. SalK Lombard — tree strings. John Hurle — a muscle shirt. Patience Hartshorne — Lite Insurance. Steve H Ian — a ga ol time. Brian Libbx — a can of soup Sue Markarian — Bruins Tickets. Ja Moore — a derb . Nancy Hagopien — T-F-A-C-H-F-R. MikeMitsock— Fug I . Ellen Ring — a neck brace. Ralph Pasciuariello — a color chart he can n-ad (] ndy M( ekins — a new pair ot dungaree s. Rolf Me er— Muscles Sherrie Martin — a pipe ot her ow n Larrx Owen — a rabbit s toot Laura Sen — a Polish cookbook 77 L nda Mahontn — stilts. Thomas Hitron — Thorn McAns. Cathy Mansfield — Hot Wheels. Robin Moores — her own kindergarten. Tom Michielutti — good penmanship. Mark Paraskeva — a lifetime pass to Joe s Place. Terri Rhoner — season ticket for concerts. Bud Perry — Panda s. Pam Stewart — an apartment in Grenwich Village. John Fitzpatrick — a never ending party. Sorn Shutipatwipa — a home away from home. Jan Eberling — Juliet. Jean Joan Fitzgibbons — Identification Badges. Bob Cohen — wings. Kurt Grazewski — a soccer stadium. Marcy Wetherbee — a frown for once. Larry Dw yer — agility. Sue Sullivan — an enemy. Jim Powell — a racing helmet and gloves. Joan Tulk — motorized crutches. Chris Sentementes — an easier way to Bali Hai. Heidi Welling — a moral for everything. Chris Semenza — a pallet. Tina Tecce — all she can eat forever! Bob Ellis — Humchuck BilK King — another soccer season. Cathy Delory — a fly swatter for her pictures. Sharon Collins — a custodian. Joe Baker — a touch a glass. Patricia Jones — a Boston accent. Gerry Cardillo — a Hoover Vacuum cleaner. Jo Ann Champou.x — creme rinse. Ricky Bain — pipe cleaner. Paul Bugli — a trip to the combat zone. Janet Thomas — perpetual giggles. Tim Roberto — his Jaquar. Marcia Veale — a violin. Linda Moy — a date with R. P. Paul Murphy — a blue caddy. Candice Martino — a red rose. Pam Moore — a lesson with Betty Crocker. Debbie MacLeod — a bag of ice. Kathy Prowse — a cow jumped over the mouse. Bob Cardosi — shaving cream from Tina. Lisa Benoit — no. 10 football uniform. Peter Calligandes — a trip cross country. Karen Byrnes — lessons from J.C.K. Chuck Leblanc — a babysitter for Saturday nights. Robin Lee — Tweedy Bird. Bob losua — good study habits. Brad Walker — a permanent late pass. Paul Klapes — a book entitled The Calculus of Preaching . Gini Mangan — a wonderland. Cindy Munn — a lesson with finger paints. Paul Burton — no doz. Robert Brennen — a Stanley cup. Colin Beasley — a pair of PF ' flyers. Caeser Balzotti — an alarm clock. Leslie Cook — a birth certificate. Chris Pedersen — another pie in the face. 78 Kevin Poe — a diploma. Lee Ann Davis — a preppy. Tim Sheelian — a cla in school. Robin Sullivan — buz bee. Larrv Tortorici — all the girls in VV.H.S. Dave Walter — Willard. Janis Savvetelle — a Boghos weekend. Paula Lazzaro — BIGGAR, and better things. Dan Donahue — a Bobb Orr suit. John Shine — two feet. Ga Wishart — some spare time. Kevin Fole Prank Fregosi — late slips for graduation. Sue Winsor — N. O. W, L nne Dv er — a telephone. John Flood — a tidal wave. Richard Furness — Hawker. Kathy Economou — The Supremes. Dirk Leach — Harvard Coop. Dawn Elmer — bullets. Cher 1 Green — a camel and a little number. Nabil Boghos — (more than one shave per blade). Nancie Aucella — the basic handcuffs and nnizzle. Sue Carrai — a shot put. Richard Cass — a shot on goal. Al Gedult — a banana. Bill Collins — anything he wants. Peter Disanto — a ditl( reiit w aitress. Dann Harrington — 2 more feet. Elaine Kitter — a sailor. Randv Haskell — Stock in Ciillette. Garr Gnong — a cane. John Hancock — a w iflle. Lu Ann Graham — Ronald McDonald. Mar ann Generazzo — a ' w eed . Cher 1 DiGangi — a torch. CaroK II Kuklinski — sunglasses for her friends. Jeff Mader — a cowlick. Pam Losco — a merr person. Andrea Lam — The ENCYCLOPEDIA . Linda Kumpel — a tire pump. George Livingstone — a bottle of Wild Irish Rose. Phil McCaulex — an A in g m. Andrea Pearson — Rick Peekham! Helen O Laugh 1 in — concerts. Barb Mullo — a pair of nylons. Anne Morrison — Annie Pats night nurscr . Janet McConville — Chatanooga-choo-choo. Debbie Melanson — walking lessons. Mar Gallagher, Janice Rolierto. Patt McBridc. (;her l Nickerson, Robin Lee, CaroKn Small, Brent ( ' erullo. Hilar) Shea, Leeea Brown, Kerry Brcnnan. Susan KelK. Nanc Kelle , Ellen Brinkers. toallofthemWRINKLE CITY Fourth; The Senior ( lass w ills the lollow ing: L.S.. LB.. L.D.C.K., A P, J T — Pevton Place Cross (]ountr 6i Track — bigg( r crowds. Powder Putt Football — cheerleaders. (iirls Basketball — new unitorms. Class ill Committei — acti c meml)ers? 79 W ' aki ' ficid Sciuarc — a stcrro s stern. Tin- Cafe— Pewter Pot. Tiki Room — inoii ' aetion. Girl s La — aiiti-pollution devices. J.M.,K.E.,K.I.,E.D.,E.S.,S.S.,S.P..M,D.,J.R,D,E,,P.L. T.T.,S.C.,A. L. — 72 vacation Moiidax at Katliv s. Lastlv We herel) appoint Mr. Osborne executor of this, our last will and Testament, and we hereb revoke all for- mer wills made h us. In witness thereof, we have here unto sul)scrilx ' d our names in the ear of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sevent -Four. Nancy Aucella Lisa Benoit Paul Bu li Ja ne (]hisholm Bill Collins Fred Galluj i Kevin P ' olev Pani Losco Andrea Lamy Pam Moore Paul Murph Karen B rnes Ann Morrison Pam Parker Kath Prowse Robert Simpson — tacult advisor. 80 This is a book about friendship, and so it is a book about love. Further, it is a book of under- standing and misunderstandings. Nothing is more precious than a friend and yet we take our friends for granted. Nothing is more helpful than a friend ' s help. This book was made to help your friendships along. John Marvin AND YOU NEED SOME LOVING CARE If 83 There Is Magic in the Memory of a Schoolboy Friendship 84 Everyone ' s a genius at least once a year. For every genius there ' s someone who thinks he ' s nutty To be a good friend, it helps to be a genius. NOTHING ' S GOING RIGHT 85 i 86 .•■ . - ;«•: .Vy-;- ? :;;. . U . r i -T ♦ 1f -«La O BRIGHT EVEN YOUR DAR UpJEvery Morning n Your Face . . - -- ■ MYNAME B|fEi 3I0L0GICAL SCIENCE M INQUIRY INTO UFE 1 !■ n AND YOU KNOW WHEREVER I AM 91 1 92 ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CALL I ' ll be your friend; I ' ll help you carry on. 93 AND I ' LL BE THERE ■P ■ K j cR M 1 1 L L. 1 r Jk 94 - AIN ' T IT GOOD .r T ' ■ - ■V -V -r ' iT h ■i V ' - V ■k ' :i rr a: ■oi ' ' .  .r '  v «,.r : ' ■ V--,  -...T :: -;; ' M-;SM ?i R ? } cUuuUJUA , HAPPY HYDR06£N 50t urn ATOf +ht MOLE The Or h Ga ncj ma. .: ane+,m ..cy,-R Hy, r« .-. p. vKtV i?t - Tl O u H P. G. Y)u- a jLflJju+ ' ivmu w tXx sAA 4 ujujL 99 - R Pi B I T 6 Forget the rest! And wooochucks • erf) V ' -WX) O Um CcaX UvU O-Vt- yrrujUZJU ' BolCNci);,- B oi v CLtr O ' a.in I cooM be «ino r Q •Poreoe.T I Qu£i Vflo alj A asj I ' nn in ' out  - «c-« ' ' T H T 5 H£T f £i.L£N K£tP lOwft. LIax. To QiL .JUUU - hcct cjhen you. tJcre. cjcc A ' Onuic t cLybiji ' -thin j J ccir i ' oc ife. 7 A Simple . Quoudi rophcmo 50P£R U)lLU-88S- 7Jk BlLUV V.(?) Oyry dL UXji UMA VJeVe No.l FRIENDS look. 4 -ror my 5Du|,tovH-rv% 60 J I i could Qcd eluded nr c . i looted - r rr y -fricocj av d(•tV en Vound H-hree . d;o (MFS ooo Bogc, Kav, n ' -p ' oT.m.RoLlph Pcxu,! M oycuOi yiAi Cy Qiiu cUcGf cw They all said ■Hallo and felt awkward and unhappy suddenly, because it was a sort of goodbye they were saying, and they didn ' t want to think about it. So they stood around, and waited for soniebodx else to speak, and the nudged each other, and said (io on. . . . A.. . Milne ( (rtjo u 103 (TYatnUyt ' cw nvRX c Gooci a .to SNOWI.ANS e U ,5 - .v«- The LooKout Ov 7ou3der ?o( cr Soccer Uittle Man ' Ps i t: ' «, •n Ch€m 54rv| Lcc or ' u Ho D_ On • ' ■•- J5V 5+oc v| i-HjS 4 i  fci«. ' kC € The Horac va, I Don ' t walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me — I may not lead. Walk beside me — And just be my friend. Camus 106 Happiness isn ' t something you find, It ' s something you create. 107 If a man does not keep pace w ith his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him keep step to the music w hich he hears how ever measured or far aw ay. H.D. Thoreau 108 109 and the soft kiss of wind. Ill and for you, my rrieiK 1 UlUJuuCDUl ' -S dO ' LO ' ' 4f)rr)Q Hub jL cLcuj • • • • A C I I I S 13 vJ4:. ' XJU:xLLxj ' CMJUt c f?) ' 9k:t n 114 .- y ) i y l ' ir l ' tr '  ' .l 3 ' Br . iipT %•- C 1 . ( ) . . - IMs GE N s 5 X e 7b you (Xnd 4o rtJL ruu nnOULCh CMjUb cxndL b Out. +- - -TLKuj-fhrv 116 CoLuLl. o4 jU6 rryoj Ou oout OLodL 4(jlh.aA oor h ' -£jno 117 bcynuu cjO . . . 118 m jL3kjLA_e_ S-Ajl. cxQJbioio id 119 120 121 sdonui moJuu - - UL. c ClcLc CtOnt OLni-LjLl CX6pUULi — oULfl-ocx:3tedL ? 122 MathTetm RncL tiCJTUL. 1 HI f f ■ ' , 10 MK«BLlBMafllk l p?v A; PFi moJcA. u in • Gp6i IOto 123 nuL cbLOp OldcL 6(Xl h zJ Lq y -cx)L.uiiL.a LCLi5+i ' ik_Q st vjLA-nd-t)hips ualuuu H-OU3 0 0 124 uxJUL ondLJU: f-OLndL 125 6orui 4ujuu cnu 4-o ' c OOVl ' CLioH-O- 126 i 6crryui i l Ujla ulOlAX Oaj A. LOLUUu C HjiX JdIctult H LjulA ioAOuClL-ii 0-uut. BAND 129 . orKjt. .Jbjt j±Xju - ijtAar Cj6 -j lcujj- M((citMt OLdLULCOJb ' crvo 6WcwjLlcL loiL (X I ' C QL-nck OAX OlXX i+ 1 1 4-l _4 130 (jOKjJUl, oWUuu vJUdt M4uu v-jLJO(ncL6 blo-uj- 131 TO-AJL OvSJK -fuLOoL -H-Ju .i)CnuQ FgE HgllKl  aN0| Poet H-Co(iu OviJ ' 19 Gcle L lafMMAH 1 132 UhlOR. ©iR. Loii-h outXodLrcMjLS 4-I AOOut 133 6H-u dUuot AJLp6 134 To ULslOlcL ujLt (TT) 4 bzMjiX cLouLjS • • 135 ll Willivan; ' l- , ' ' t i«««jli: ' • H % 1 if ' _J 1 ' • mJ OLbo-uJb JUb no dioub- CLbcMjdb i+ 136 The Lookout THE ACTIVE VPJc ' :EOFOVER 1800 ACTIVE STUDENTS VOL.34, NO. 1 V (SCHOOL, WAKEFIELD, MASS. _ Uetters to the Editor NHS Elects Officers OCTOBER 26. 1973 spea ' v ctvtV The el akefie ' ions of forty-nine friends of School Seniors to it  ' Societv s f, I ' ions cwV?; ■a 3 =r H (t M O 3 ,oX . o- S « ? 3 O e  «, -Ai ow J- S- ' i ' ? ' ' J A A. ' come y A. J ■a Q. Q. 5 - - ' T3 ' - ' C U CO 0] t o) a 3 o ™ 2 t ' ac - ' Z m - ' ■ .c s F. 3 r S ©■ 2: S- ► _ 3 o c . S o S i. 8 = J - - a w T ! ?? 3 I a % I J I 5 Z t X L. CO CuO CO Q. rB CO _ C bc CO ■ . ao — s: Bi a CO c ■- ' 5 I -S O CO T3 -a . c c -g • o O S S ' A. A O O 3 2. 2 ' to w n O John .. teci o?-- Z ' -t-fe - ' ' ,.l..vn-CV ews l4ee r THE LOOKOUT Do - Co-ed f N non-pen ' iY aV) Staff Contributors At Music Hall Liza Minnell Perforr You Care kV, Oilr, Seoior ' ' a Qc S 2 to o 137 6onu (LOuo tuUO AxJLxj cn d -4-C cLcl lj OFFLCE Row 1 — S. Zappala, S, Burbine, Ms. McC affrey. Row 2 — C. Lopes, M. Saraceiio, K. Altieri, M. DiDonato. Row 3 — D. Luciano, M. Fogarty, S. Butler fhr dL ± 0 ' cuUZ ro -J-O pOOJ-C tkjJ K (jOOuu - - Row 1 — D.. BouaiiiK), D. Caiuier, A, ()l)elsky, J McKeiizie. Row 2 — R. Wishnow, K. Breniiari, T. Delory, P. Malier, M. Mullen, L. Baker, M. (Lallan. {;. (; )seia. 138 o I T- I s = N : Club OnuL- Ai CuLLu 9 ct ULj iH cy Xi . . . • ' , OKI Club 139 ORACLE MjUJJ OULQ HijU OXJLi uOho OpC rkjLX 4LjL p(X6t 5 POKs clm; 140 Underclass — C Di ' lor , editor. L Davis, D. Kliner. J Kherliiijj wOUwLXX wJLCL :i+ • ART BV;ilV€55 141 JiLxjL6:b ' ' ■+ ' ojQju 142 CUUL 143 OndL S-LjUu lu- U-ju MO-Uw LO-O-JL. To j J- d- ex locJejU cxJbtiA 4 fr ' ? UO-LX bJiJCLCroux o bCo uoK-U-t G Cx LxxOcH cnu • • . pCXA:ixJL . . . 3xit:fV 44J j02 . . . X CMjO L OUU CCXio i judb s6C) 4 0L. rr tj cyuLe-. OOnxi bCvXJC nrjOXX-e-CXSvlU ' 144 s IP o s Victory is sweet indeed and has its own reward, but more important still should be what the contest is about. 145 n. MM T m T yB« % V .♦■?« ■ _.v:; 5 r-V , HbdS y Rf iij vV 1 --%. i- X r ■f - ' V- S ' J . v .5 A., ' . -- ; , i Ts. i€ ' ar Left to Right — Row 1, L. D yer, J. Buckley, Asst. capt. Kurt Grazcwski. Capt. Arthur Terravecchia, Asst. capt. John Mclanson, J. Crocker, M. Stark. Row 2, S. Doherty. S. Zarba, B. Evans, j. Brennan.T. Moran, J. VVahl, R. Brown. K. Curran. Row 3, J. Melanson, W. King, M. Fallica, J. Zahareas, G ftu.shec, J. Ferraro. P. Igo, S. Cazazza. T. O ' Hanian, J. Blais, Coach Richard Kelle . • . SOCCER 12-4 W akefield Opp. Stoneham 2 VVoburn 4 2 Watertown 3 Belmont 2 Winchester 2 1 Burlington 4 1 Lexington 1 Melrose 2 3 Stoneham 2 1 Woburn 3 1 Watertown 1 Belmont 3 2 Winchester 3 2 Burlington 3 Lexington 1 2 Melrose 3 1 The soccer team, led by captain Arthur Terravecchia and assistant captains Kur t Grazewski and John Melanson, sported the best record ever for Wakefield High School. The team earned the right to play in the State Tournament for the first time in the eight year history of soccer at Wakefield. Named to the Middlesex League All-Star team for the 1973 season were Arthur Terravecchia, Kurt Grazewski and John Melanson. Receiving honorable mention to the listing were Bill King, John Crocker and Joe Wahl. 146 147 - . ' A. ' ■ ' «!■ ' i p - ..i jJ y-jM 148 This year s football team, under the able tutelage of Coach Bob Bisacre, attained the excellent record of 8 wins and 1 loss to earn the title of Co-Champions of the Middlesex League. Outstanding performances were turned in by seniors Ralph Pasquariello, Paul Bugli, Fred Gallugi and John Hurley to name a few. Ralph and Fred earned the distinction of being named to the Middlesex All-Star Team, along with Nabil Boghos and Michael Halliday. With returning lettermen such as Charles Harrow and Ralph Romeo, next year ' s team promises to be a good one. FOOTBALL CO-CHAMPS Team Record 8-1-0 W akefield Opp Watertown 6 20 Burlington 26 7 Reading 14 Stoneham 32 22 Lexington 30 13 Belmont 43 8 Woburn 20 6 Winchester 16 14 Melrose 18 149 150 fl 1 - nx - ' ti, « 1. HB 1 IwK ' ' « 1 CTjvI 151 73 T£ftTYl R€CO ) FIELD HOCKEY 6-1-2 W; ikefield Opp Melrose 1 1 Watertowri 3 Winchester 2 2 Burlington 5 Stoneham 4 1 Reading 2 VVoburn 1 Lexington 3 1 Belmont 1 Coach Pianko ' s ' 73 field hockey team, under the leadership of Co-(Japtains Sue Winsor and Mary Gallagher, posted the best record ever in the history of the team at Wakefield High. Excel- lent performances by Marcia Veale and goalie Judy Miller aided the team in attaining their berth as second place in the Middlesex League, with a fine record of 6 wins, 1 tie, and 2 losses. 165 156 T? i t v eco CROSSCOUNTRY 9-0 Wakefield Opp. Winchester 15 50 Melrose 23 35 Reading 15 50 Belmont 15 49 Watertovvn 21 40 Burlington 15 50 Stoneham 23 38 Lexington 15 50 Woburn 21 40 State Meet - - Division 11 Champions 157 Coach John DiCommandrea marked his tenth year of coaching at Wake- field High by leading his team to their ninth Middlesex Championship and repeating their performance of last year as State Division 1 1 Champs. Fine performances were turned in by Co-Captains Paul Fahey and Rolf Me er, and returning letterman Kevin Crowley. 158 fs s — r ff 159 160 161 Dan Christ( Bill Collins Jctt Brou tn I .arr Tortorici Rolf M ever Kevin Oowlev 162 (A m m T. Roberto. I) Donahue. K. (. ass. R Furnoss. J. Crocker h 175 176 SSSSSSS!SSSS555S55S S55! §$ $ $ %y t S w ■■ yy m A YEAR TO REMEMBER . . A YEAR TO GO. C A S s 177 H 178 PEOPLE 179 DOES ANYBODY HERE KNOW WHAT THEY ' RE DOING? THOSE A BLOCK CLASSES ARE ROUGH! YOU MY BUDDY?? 180 SHAKE A LEG! HI THERE FELLAS! NOW, WHATCH ' A SAY SHE LOOKED LIKE? 181 AND BIG EARS WOULD YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THAT?? 182 WHO ME? lr ' l, 1 i ' - - , •tfi R WELL??? 183 184 185 THROW IT HARD KEN!! EXCEDRIN HEADACHE 23,859 BEAUTIFUL DREAMER 186 WHEN WILL YOU GIRLS QUIT GOSSIPPING? TRY IT AGAIN JOHN! LIFE IS ROUGH 187 WHAT ' S SO FUNNY? W H A T ' S H A P P E N I N G I 188 77 76 iO SET! I TOLD YOU IT ' S IMPERIAL!! 189 190 191 AS THIS YEAR CLOSED, IT IS THE END OF MANY CHERISHED MEMORIES FOR SOME WHILE FOR OTHERS IT IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. 192 If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather lead you to the threshold of your own mind. Kahil Gibran A C who is that handsome devil? How big did you want that hogie burger? It ' s so clean I can see mvself. 194 One of you must go! And two Mickey Mouse hats. Here ' s tlie rest of the iianR 195 Administrative Personnel Dr. George MacArthur, Superintendent Mr. Raymond Osborne. Principal Mr. John Broderick, Vice-Principal Mr Joseph Sardella, Asst. Principal M I Dr. Elizabeth Upham. Dean of Girls 196 Mr. Maurice Dwyer, Director Mr. Wilbur Halliday Miss Nancy Minichello Mr. Robert Brown Mrs. Florence Timmins Miss Constance l)o U- 197 Joseph Connors, Chairman Mrs. Anne Patriquin Miss Carolyn Robertson Mr. James Walsh r- m 5 . 1 Louis D ' Agnese Mr. Frank Favoraf 198 Mr. Robert Miksen Mr. Daniel Blanchard Mr. Kevin Thomas Miss Nancv Fredericks Mr. Paul Eckman 199 Mr David Tropeano rL tuiL Miss Zelda MacKenzie, Chairman Mrs. Catln Mr. Thomas Merchant Ms. Carlene Buia Mr. John Faria Mrs Margaret Morrison Mr. Robert Ms. Carol Romano 200 Freeman Ms. Karen Bachman Mr. John Provost Ms. Margaret Wheeler O Brien Mrs. Marv Dobie Miss (;hcr 1 Dubois English was thr Odyssey . . . daiigliiit; participles . . . The Merchant of Venice . . . vocabuhirv (jui zes . . . the use of the semi-coU)n Jane Eyre . Macbeth . . . The (ireat (iatsbv . Senior EK-ctives. Ms. Denise Holmes 201 Miss Arlene Glenn 1 1 :? :•• ' ▼ ??? . : 38: 3Je 5S Jm ' Jt I. ' •• «• ' : ' A 1 a f m .K .: f r r Mrs. Carole Ferrazano Mr. Richard Magnan Ms Elizabeth Kkborg Mrs. Marian Williams 202 Miss Marjorie Rainge Mrs. C;harlene Peterman I TAa AynJL Mr. Richard Laman, Director of Music Mr. Jeffrey Coding Mrs. C- ' athcriru- DiOonato Miss KIcanor Kal)ikiaii 203 Mr Laurent Bciioit, ( ' hairman Mrs. Paula Smith i MissNancx {.rccn )uist Mr John Salerno 204 Miss Marlene Pati Miss Judith Warshaw Mr Kcnnth Thomson Mr James Fallon 205 Mrs W ' aiuia Johnson Mr James Murphy- Mr Douglas Shattuck J 4 CUi nxjL Mr Rofjcrt Bcnnet Mr. John Marrs Mrs. Wilma Stahle Mr. Joseph Casey Mr. Arthur Cahill 206 Mrs. Virginia Brodeur Mrs. Jane Benotti JL Mrs. Jeanne Hirshberg Mr. Henrv Smith Mr Robert Simpson Mr James Rile Mr, Grahm Jones Mr. Thomas lUati 207 I Mrs. Grace Cincotti Mr. Joe McAuliffe I Mr Kohcrt Richards Mr Robert Carmilia 208 Mr. John Mugavero Mr Patrick Donahue 209 ooor 8 Lux ynjLAAy Mrs. Mildred DeCecca Mrs. Mary Ellen Stanton Mrs. Claire Laidlaw Mrs. Louise Chesley Mr. James Neenan Mrs. Virginia Gibson Mr. Frederick Rockett 210 Mr. Ross Macleod Mr. David Allen Mrs. Frances Cronin Mrs. Tomasina McKenna Mr. John Walsh Ms. Jeanne McCaffrey Mrs. Christine Mvette 211 .1 JSm jQ JH«|[ 3 A. si iI BB B Mr. Franklin Charbonneau, Director Miss Katharine Nichols Miss Martha Callahan Miss Patricia Pianko Mr Robert Bisacre Mr Gerald Callagy 212 DornjiAytoc ClojtAy Mrs. Stephanie D ' Agnese Mrs. Barbara Paris Mrs. Dorothy Driscoll 213 Mr. S. M. Shernan Mr. John Zynsky Chairman k_w. J H Mr. Martin Callahan Mr William Leonard Mr. Merle Jones 214 Mr. Frank Landry CxjdjL rMiK Mr. Jack Barrett L uxJjfdxnyruy Cafeteria Personnel f 215 J-  % 1 Mr. John Talbot Mr. Edward Walsh jLux xjticrL- Mr. R. Terrence Fuller Mr. John Mc Laughlin Mr. Dom Digiammarino 71 IMIAJU Mrs Anne Laughlin Mrs. Marv Lallv 216 Mrs. Emma Letzring Data Processing, Secretary Mr. Joseph Sardella Attendance Officer Mr. David Holbrook Data Processing Mrs. Marsha Lee Richardson Librarian Mrs Hazel Warren Librarian 217 0:fp fijUu. mAuJL Mrs. Eileen Cronin Guidance Office Mrs Harriet Turco Secretary to Principal Mrs. Alice Conley Guidance Office Mrs. Helen Campbell Guidance Office H 12 W|k 9 I T Bl h 1 Mrs Jean Haven Special Education Office Mrs. Joan Havey Main Office 218 HIHHHHI P B H B B T l m m H ' E ' ■ ll ptfi 1 H dHKB — ' 1 1 BMj- B S jL , 1 ■Hjiy B-fl HHifl T HH 1 il KH ME 1 .ii H pl V, Mrs. Margaret Clancy Main Office Mrs. Gerald Mills Main Office r Mrs. Jeanne Murphy Main Office Mrs. Jean Conway Athletic Office Mrs. Beatrice Kupeic Work Study Office Mrs Margaret Sullivan Special Education Office 219 THE CLASS OF 1974 .■.v.o A J M)S 220 FURRIER GALLAGHER GANTZ GEARIN GENERAZZO GIBBS GIGLIO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 74 THE SHIP 24 BROADWAY — LYNNFIELD 593-6700 NvidoovH oaavanvxino oHxao nijjiho aNaano onaaNaauo 221 BUCKLEY BURBINE BURKE BURTON BUTLAND BUZZELL o z z en z cc in-sur ' ance (in-shoor ' ans; 84), «. 1. 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Anne Frank Qm z O z Best wishes to the Class of 1974 BANK WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS throughout Wakefield and vicinity! Have a Personal Banker at your side, on your side at the MELROSE WippFIELD TRUST Compcuuf Home of Master Charge personalized with your picture Member F. D. I.C. A Shawmut Association Bank Four convenient offices in MELROSE WAKEFIELD MELROSE HIGHLANDS WYOMING NVl 33HJ NOIONIHHVJ SNOSeiOZlIJ aiVNH3i aV3XD33 224 PATTY KENNY BRUCE GREGG DAVID DONNIE TOMMY K ■ ' 50 ' 4. 9 Lincoln St. Wakefield 245-5164 l|. 6. orrnaon (Sompanii. 3nc. Jewcltrs 21 Albion Slrccl Wakefield. Mass. Thomas E Hanrighl 245-1120 Walch repair STEVEN ' S AUTOMOTIVE Best Of Luck 979-983 Main St. 245-6400 You ' ve got to have FRIENDS MARQUIS MONTEREY MONTEGO CYCLONE COUGAR COMET CAPRr John Soursourian ALAN MOTORS, INC. 688 Main Street . Wakefield. Mass TEL: 245.6500 Congratulations to the CLASS Ot 1974 WAKEFIELD COOPERATIVE BANK 3NVia A WOl 3A3iS aoH sniM HN Aiiia 225 VIN13H1 N310 Wf BARON BARRASSO BARRY BARTER BEASLEY BENOIT 03 m a 2: a O S! QQ W CC CC u D o 3: Z CC a: u o u D £t tttU€JL fZO iA ou Cuu .j uJiC : MtuJ ttu ' :e4t t(t ■i 0NnH393 3NMOH9 SH3)iNIH9 226 S3oaia9 NVNN3H9 c n r r 0: C c : r r c 2 2 JORDAN RED DERBY RYAN JANET KELLEY KUMPEL Success to the Class of 74 from EASTERN MIDDLESEX ' S LEADING OFFSET DAILY NEWSPAPER THE WAKEFIELD DAILY ITEM Established 1894 26 Albion St., Wakefield also Wakefield ' s No, 1 Printer Offset and Letterpress Job Printing BOOKS •PROGRAMS YEARBOOKS • CATALOGS MAGAZINES •BULLETINS Lindquist Florist 454 Yale Ave. PEACE CORPS HELPS LOOK TRIPLE A HOBBY SHOP Plastic Wood Models of all kinds 115 ALBION ST. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1974 Parke Shows Klines We kill people to show people that killing people is wrong. Anonymous ADRIAN ' S FABRICS TRIMMINGS Specializing in Custom Made Draperies, Slip Clovers C ' orniees Yard Goods of All Descriptions A31AV33W AilVd 3aiH93H A3NOHVN H3avi isin6aNm 227 FOi E IZZET JENKINS KEEGAN KEELEY KELLY Chas. F. HARTSHORNE SON, INC. INSURANCE •Klicstmit St aketickl. Mass. Compliments of Route 1 Saugus, Massachusetts 233-5544 GOOD LUCK! BILLY JANE SUSAN K ATI IV YOUR CLASS OFFICERS Best ot Luck C lass of 74 DUNKIN DONUTS 620 Main St. Wakefield. Mass. Best W ishes RAY PARKER, INC. MALDEN ARMY NAVY SLACK CENTER Maiden 322-1183 Wakefield 245-0146 Good Luck to the Class of 1974 SMITH ' S DRUGSTORE Compliments of CRYSTAL FOOD SHOP AND DELICATESSEN 386 Main St.. Wakefield SANTORO ' S ORIGINAL SUBMARINES The name that hrouj ht fame to the sub. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 (ioniplimeiits ol JEWELCRAFT 10 AlhionSt . Wakefield Little People 419 Main S3NOf iiazzi A1HV03H NOiONIHHVH 228 NOSNVH )!D03NVH MUISE MULHERN MULLOY STARRAT MUNN STAUNTON CAPRICE IMPALAS CHEVY ' S VEGA ' S NOVA ' S VET ' S CAMPERS SPORT CARS LUV TRUCK THE GAS SAVERS BILL CURLEY ' S MAIN STREET CHEVROLET 245-2400 578 Main COLOR YOUR WORLD WITH FLOWERS DEVITA ' S 329 Vernon St. Wakefield 245-5503 BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 74 from TOODY ' S 107-109 Water 245-3844 BEST W ISHES to the CLASS OF ' 74 from vour STUDENT COUNCIL N3A o nai nosioh:)in svNOHi aaiN iminjis 229 SS.IVN yOTAVl PACKARD PARKA SEVA ANDY PARKER PARSONS MYER RUBIN g-p GUITAR W ' LESSONS Private Lessons All Styles ■ All Ages FREE USE OF GUITAR Sarrin Studio 245-2200 A. ( ards n Gifts N 374 Main St. The Doll House N 245-2547 49TuttleSt. ■The Pfrtect Choice For All Occasions Wakefield, Mass. W akefield PARKER FLORIST jj %. 245-7517 245-0745 416 Main St. l! PATRONS PATRONESSES Mr. O ' Brien Mrs. Johnson Miss Rainge vlr. Osborne Mrs. Laidlaw Miss Minichiello ■Ir. Miksen Mrs. Lawrence Constance Doyle Mr. Blanchard t ' illiam A. Leonard Mrs. Letzring | Mr. Tropeano Joe McAuliffe Auntie Bea JohnT. Broderick Mr. Magnan Gerry Mills Mr. Smith Thomas Merche nt Terry Clancy Mr. Faria Miss Nichols Jeanne Murphy Mr. Simpson Marlene Pati Mary Lally Mr. Marrs Anne Patriquin Mrs. Warren Joe Sardella James Riley Mrs. Benotti (iraham Jones Ms. Romano Mrs. Brodeur Mr. Murphy Mr. Jack Walsh Mrs. Dorothy Driscoll Mr. Casey Miss Wheeler Mrs. Ferrazano Douglas Shattuck Mrs. Helen Cam pbell Mrs. Freeman Mr Bennett Ed Walsh Miss Gibson James Neenan Dominic DiCiammarino A.Glenn | Mr. Dwyer (Cathie DiDonatc ) Nancy Greenoi ' lst Mr. Hallidav (]har Peterman David Holbrook Dr. Upham Joe Connors for Rep. Ms. Ekborg Mr Davis Mrs. Bachman JohnZynsky Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stable | Mr Filippone Ms. McCaffrey Mr Fuller Louise C hesley onaHHid on3 ' dx i, V3Id )i3iaaiiHd NOsaaHd 0)IA3ai3d c o aQ fifl T m Companions Pull] Boys From Uke Quannapowitt Two local youths who fell into Iske Quannapowitt yesterday afternoon were pulled to safety by their companions, police reported. Police said tnat Paul Murphy, 17, of 2 Benedetto cir, and Christopher Sentementes, 17, of 21 Wave ave fell into the lake at 1:30 p.m. but were pulled to safety by companions, John Hurley, 18, of 15 Court st and John Coughlin, 17, of 31 Eunice dr. Firefighters and police responded to the scene but were not needed. rnurph Bob p ykXc 233 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS. WILLIAM K 51 Ooiirt Stroi ' t ALHKMO IC:H. CHERYL A 248 Lowel l Stri-ct ALTIERL KAVK J 9 Terrace Court ANTHONY, LINDA J 5 Nelson A e AUCELLA. NANCIE D 15 Magnolia Terrace BAIN. RICHARD G 9 Maria Lane BAKER. JOSEPH J 22 Stedinaii Rd BALZOTTI. CAESAR J 109 Pleasant Street BARBERIAN. JOHN 103 Farm Street BARON, AUDREY S 69 Green Street BARRASSO. NANCY L. S Harilinu Road BARRY. LOUISE A 288 Albion Street BARRY. LYNN M. llWiJex Street BARTER. LAUREN A. 41 (;ould Street BEASLEY. COLIN P. 19 Elm Crest Road BENOIT, LISA A. 1 1 Robin Road BERARDINANGELO, ROBIN M 91 Nahant Street BOCCELLI, JOSEPH 29 S camore Road BRENNAN. KERRY A 7 Paon Circle BRENNAN. RICHARD S 24 Ketidrick Road BRENNAN, ROBERT J 36 Woodland Road BRIDGES, ROBERT J. 19Mvrtle Ave BRINKERS. ELLEN E. 1 15 (Greenwood Street BROWN. LECCA M 133 Elm Street BROW NE. JEFFREY W. 16 Summit Ave BROW NSON. KEITH C. 12 Overlook Road BUC:KLEY, FRANK T. 10 Law rence Street BUCKLEY. MARGARET C 74 Woodcrest Drive BUGLI, PAUL R. 21 Houston Street BURBINE, SHARON M. 61 Richardson Ave. BURKE. MICHAEL J. 5 Harrison Ave BURKE, RALPH J 27 B ron Street BURNS, RICHARD N. 376 Vernon Street BURTON, PAUL 57 Morrison Road West RUTLAND, DEBORAH L 56A Chestnut Street BUTLER, STEPHAN F 86 Butler Ave CAREY, BARBARA J. 14 Middle Street CARRAl, SUE N. 50 Pl mouth Road CASS, RICHARD F 40 Harrison Ave. C;ERULL0, BRENT A 31 Curtis Sstreet CHAMPAGNE, CINDY A. 5 Swain Place CHAMPOU.X. JO ANN 63 Cedar Street CHANLEY, ROBERT M 10 Crystal Street CHAPMAN, KENT W. 10 Madison Ave CHEEVER, DEBORAH W. 42 Nahant Street CHINN. KURT D 147 Parker Road CHIPOURAS. ELAINE 33CoolidKe Park CHISHOLM. JAYNE M 20 Penfield Circle CHRISTO, DANIEL G 249 Vernon Street CICCARELLI, DIANE 66 Chestnut Street CICCIARELLA, ROBERT W 1 1 Avon Court COHEN, ROBERT L. 22 Thistledale Road COLLAMORE, JOY A 41 Brook Street COLLINS, DENISE A 70 Pleasant Street 66 Greenwood Ave. COONEY, RAINER J 74A ' ernon Street cose I A, WILLIAM J 83 Nahant Street COTE, LOUISE J. 7 Bartley Street COUGHLIN, JON D. 31 Eunice Circle COURT. PAMELA J 27 Robin Road COVIELLO. CHERYL A. 90 Spring Street CROCKER. JOHN D 182 Broadway DALTON, CHERYL A 9 Pl mouth Road DANIELS, JAMES T. 9 Maria Lane DARCY, DAVID C. 126 Chestnut Street DAVIS, LEEANN 36 Salem Street DECECCA, DARLENE M. 84 Valley Street DEGARAVILLA, LAWRENCE P. 51 Putnam Ave. DELORY, CATHERINE A 81 Outlook Road DELORY, DENISE M 27 Gould Street DELOUIS, PAUL S. 3 Maple Ave. DEMASI, LINDA A 65 West Park Drive BOCCELLO. ROSEMARIE A 10 Curtis Street BOCCELLO. SALVATORE A 10 Curtis Street BUZZELL. DONNA J. 58 Spring Street BYRNES. KAREN L. 8 Hillside Ave COLLINS. KAREN M 34 Bennett Street COLLINS. NANCY 16 Howard Street DEMOSS, LEE F. 44 Melvin Street DERANANIAN, JOHN 19 Willard Road BOGHOS. NABILC 39 Crescent Street BOGHOS. ROUWAIDA T 39 Crescent Street BOISCLAIR, THERESA M 34 Bvrori Street BONANNO. DEBORAH A 46 Cordis Street BONZACAI. PETER J 1244 Main Street BOUCHARD. BETTY J 54 Chestnut Street BRENN N JWIKS M 36Wo,Klland Road CAHILL. ROBERT C 44 Emerson Street CALLANAN, CHRISTOPHER J llV ' harton Park calli(;andes, pf:ter r 49 Pleasant Street CAMPBELL, CHARLES G 135 Pleasant Street CANNATA, MARIE E. 1 Icilsnu-re Ave. C Rl)ILLO, (;erald 485 Salem Street C;aRDOSI. ROBERT A 18 Pleasant Street COLLINS, SHARON J 9 Hancock Road COLLINS, WILLIAM A 21 Morel Circle CONNOLLY, EDMUND M 2 High Street CONNELLY, RICHARD E. 39a Law rence Street CONTANT, JAMES R 91 {;ould Street COOK, LESLIE J 19 Appleton Road COOK, LINDA I. DIGANGI, CHERYL M 6 Lovis Ave DINGLE, ELAINE J 252Albion Street DIPERRI, JOHN S. 60 Melvin Street DIPIETRO, DONNA A 63 Forest Street DISANTO, PETER 300 Lowell Street DOHERTY, FRANCIS J. 44 Brewster Road DONAHUE, DANIEL D. 4 King Street 234 DONOVAN, ELENA M 148 New Salem Street DOUCETTE, KENNETH C. 5 Sylvan Ave. DOYLE, JOHN F Arundel Ave. DULONG, CHERYL M. 21AGreenwood Ave. DULONG, DEBORA A. 21 Lincoln Street DUNCAN, RUSSELL B. 1 16 Vernon Street DWYER, LARRY J 22 Summit Ave. DWYER, LYNNE A. 71 Forest Street EBERLING, JAN M 37 Sylvan Ave. ECONOMOU, KATHERINE M 135 Prospect Street EGAN, BARBARA M. 182 Nahant Street ELLIS, DONALD S 78 Parker Road ELLIS, ROBERT J. 46 Eustis Ave. ELMER, DAWN C. 71 Eustis Ave. ESTES, DEBORAH J 43 Bay State Road FAHEY, PAUL M 51 Elm Crest Road FALABELLA, PETER J. 53 Farm Street FAZIO, EDWARD J 540 Lowell Street FAZZINA, NANCY A 4 Francis Ave, FECTEAU, LINDA S 52 Valley Street FERNALD, STEPHEN S. 273 Water Street FITZGIBBONS, JEAN M. 16 Lawrence Street FITZGIBBONS, JOAN M. 16 Lawrence Street FITZPATRICK, JOHN D 46 Emerson Street FLOOD, JOHN R 78 Myrtle Ave. FLYNN, ARTHUR 2 Stonewav FOLEY, CYMTHIA M 7 Auburn Street FONE, STANLEY B 19A Armory Street FORNARO, DIANE M. 240 Salem Street FORREST, MARYL L. 241 Lowell Street FORSTER, FREDERICK L 42 Brook Street FRAMPTON, GWEN E. 22 Indian Hill Road FREGOSl, FRANK M 60 Woodcrest Drive FURNESS, RICHARD P 107 Greenwood Street FURRIER, JOHN M 69 Chestnut Street GALLAGHER, MARY 14 White Circle GALLUGI, ALFRED F. 135 Nahant Street GANTZ, MARY L 30 Law rence Street GEARIN, PATRICIA G. 1 Morrison Ave. GEDULT, ALBERT J 83 Preston Street GENERAZZO, MARYANN 15 Brewster Road GIBBS, SUSAN 4 Summit Ave. GIGLIO, GEORGE M 39 Sylvan Ave. GILMARTIN, KEVIN F. 18 Myrtle Ave. GNONG, GARRY S 38 Paon Blvd. GODDARD, PHILIP 21 Walton Street GONNELLA, THOMAS A 81 Farm Street GOYETTE, GAIL H 8 EverRreen Street GRAHAM, LUANN 10 Sprinjj Ave. GRAZEWSKI, KURT M 140 Prospect Street GREEN, CHERYL D. 67 Eunice Circle GREEN, JANICE L 134 New Salem Street GREEN. MAR(;ARET M. 134 New Salem Street GREENBERG, NANCY B 146 Greenwood Street GREENE, KAREN E. 17 Pitman Ave, GREENFIELD, CHERYL A 24 Spruce Street GRIFFIN, MARY C 103 Vernon Street GUTRO. PAULA A 34 Greenwood Ave. HAGOPIAN, NANCY A. 20 Kimball Ave. HALLIDAY, MICHAEL L 107 Greenwood Ave. HALLIDAY, TIMOTHY M 107 Greenwood Ave. HAMER, LAURIE S. 217 Oak Street HANCOCK, JOHN A. 2 Lindbergh Road HANSON, PAUL M 17 Sherman Road HARRINGTON, DANIEL R 14 Grove Street HARTSHORNE, PATIENCE M 43 Elm Street HASKELL, RANDY 1 Kinj; Street HATHORNE, ROBERT K. 26 Crystal Street HEGARTY, DAVID J. 50 Redfield Road HENDRY, JANIS D 50 Putnam Ave. HINDS, LYNNE M 42 Woodland Road HITRON. THOMAS 63 Emerson Street HORNE, MARGARET J 30 Walton Street HOUDE, DENISE A, 10 Francis Ave. HOUDE, RONALD B 10 Francis Ave HOW LETT, THOMAS C lOKinK Street HUGHSON, PATRICIA J 532 North Ave. HURLEY, JOHN P 15 Court Street RODRI(;UEZ, BARBARA J 20 Emerson Street HURTON, KAREN M. 31 Lawrence Street HYLAN, SIEPHEN E 33 Emerson Street lOSUA, KATHLEEN A 2 Bellevue Ave. lOSUA, ROBERT P 45 Charles Street IVERSON, CINDY L 259 Albion Street IZZETT, KENNETH P. 4 Fairmouiit Terrace JACgUARD, HAROLD N. 225 Albion Street JENKINS, STEPHEN D 39 Converse Street JENKS. JOHN R I 1 SpritiK Street JOHNSON, MARY T. 1 19 Greenwood Street JONES. PAMELA L. I4C;liftoti Ave JONES, PATRICIA A. 75 Jordan A e JORDAN, JANET P. 75 Eunice Circle KASKONS, PATRICIA J. 90 ernon Street KEANE. KAREN E. 158 Parker Road KEEGAN. CHRISTINE E. 39 Nahant Street KEELEY, DENISE E 35 Woodbriar Road KELLEY. ANITA A. 16 Lafa ette Street KELLEY. NANCY E. II Orchard Circle KELLEY, SUSAN 7 Pearl Street KENDRICK, JOANNE E. 27 Pearl Street KENNEi, CHARLES F. 6 West Street KENNEY, W ILLIAM 6 Curve Street KIN(;, W ILLIAM E. 40 Elm Street KIRMES, JULIA T 57 Melvin Street KITTERY. ELAINE M 4! Chestnut Street K LA PES. PAUL A 1 1 Thoriidike Road KOREN. SHERl 37 West Park Drive KUKLINSKI. CAROLYN A 30 Walton Street FOLEY, KEVIN L. 21 Charles Street GREENE, DAVID P. 26 Summer Street I EN I, PAUL E 40 Heritage Lane KUMPEL, I.INDA A 25 Pitman .Vxc 235 LABOMBARD. SANDRA I. 44 tTiioii St reft MAl.ONKV. SLSAN A 20 Odar Street MICHIKIATTI, IHOMAS J S9 (ioiilcl Street NAKllOUL. ZAKI ()C;entral Street LACKV. DAMKL (; 40 Pine Street LA IV, ANDRKA 41 Law reiue Street I.VSkKV ll) ARl) l S Mailiiolia Terraee l.ASPINA. JANKT 16 Coolidue Park I.A . ARO. PAL LA J 7 Strathmore Road l.F. ACII. DIRk J 52 Spriim Street LEAHY. KK IN J 26Penfiel(l t;irele LKBLANC. CHARLKS (i.5 Pleasant Street LKL. R(JBIN T 40Hdkrest Road LKIS. ROBERT P 14 Hilkrest Road LESSA. ELAINE C 12 Jordan Ave LEX Esyi E, DIANE l O W de Place LIHBV BRIAN D a Pilgrim Roati LIPSON. JEROLD 1 6S Aldrich Road Li iN(;sTONE. (;e()R(;e i 15 Summit Ave LOMBARD. SALLY A 11 l rtle Ave L()S(.(r PAMELA IS Orchard A c LOL AN. ANDREA J 45 Morrison Road LLCIANO. DEBORA J 13 Lafa ette Street LI NDQL IS I. PEIER A 15 Sliadx Ave MACDONALD. (iAIL K S Stedenian Street MACKENZIE KAREN (, I Miles Lane MACKINNON PEIEM I) Sl.ine Road MXCI.EOD. DEBRA A 31 BrcHik Strict M CNEILI. DON I.D J h BmjiiI Street MADER JEEEREY I )T is|ern Ave MMIONEV I. NDS 21 Hart Street MALONSON. DA ID P 12 lliuhlatid Street man(;an. irc;inia e (SI Believue Road M VNSIELED. CAIID J ISO Broadvvav MANZl. Pllll.ll ' 51 C liapmaii Road MARKARIAN. SIZANNE M •379 Water Street MARTIN. DIANNA (; 5 Hillside Ave M ARIIN. JA1NE E. ■55 Beiincll Strei ' t MARIIN. SHERRIE L 4(« ernon Street MARTINO, C;aNDACE A 45 Meivin Street MATHISON. IIMOI IIY L o38 Albion Street MALCERI. CHARLES J. 6 ( atalpa Street NIC BR IDE. PATRICIA C 20 Sherman Road 1CC 1 LEV ll( II i:i. IDUdcv Place MCCiALLEI. PHILLIP A 711 Main Street MCCLUSKEY. KATHY A 24 Park Ave MCCON ILLE. JANE! M 4) Outlook Road MCCOY. MARL EEN A ■30 Hnmphrev Street MCEADDEN. KAREN A •52 Chestnut Street MC(.MA!11. RICHARD | 12 Converse Street MCLEOD. DEBRA A 36 Mitchell Lane MCAALL. DANNY T 9 K inn Street MEANS PEIER E I I Jai kson Lane MLEKINS. C- N IHIA J 20Mor.iCircle MELANSON. DEBBIE E 15 alev iev Ave MENDONSA MAR ! C 33 Park Street ME ER. ROLE E I 13 eriion Street MICHEI.OTTl. BRINN C t Old Nahant Road MILLER, BRENDA H 42 (iould Street MIRANDA. DIANE K. () Huniphrev Street MITSOCK, MICHAEL J 57 Mv rtle Ave. M0(;AN, PAUL 17 Murrav Street MOORE. JAY F. 25 Brvant Street MOORE. PAMELA M. 90 Cedar Street MOORES, ROBIN 1 Spring Street MORAN. TIMOTHY E. ■31 Morrison Road MORCAN, JAYNE E 2;30 Albion Street MORIN. DONALD 1.-3 Walton Street M0R0C:K, ROBERTA A. IS Linda Road MORRISON. ANNE P 15 Central Street MORSE. JULIE B 51 Old Nahant Road MOY. LINDA S. 6 Heritaije Lane MUISE. CINDY J 18 Karen Road MULHERN. LESLIE A ■30Stednian Street MULLOY, BARBARA .V 8 Fern wood Road MUNN, CYNTHIA A. 19 Walton Lane U NROE. PAUL A 28 Beebc Lane Ml RLEY. ELIZABETH J 11 Indian Hill Road MURPHY. JOHN P 64 Morrison Road ML RPHY. KERRI J 26 Shad V Ave MURPHY, PAUL J 2 Benedetto C-irele MURPHY. RICHARD B •31 (Converse Street MUSE. LINDA A 28 Paon Blvd MUSE. MARY E ■ 1 3 Woodland Road MLSE. RANDY S 184 Main Street NAUSS, LINDA M. ■39 BeiHiett Street NEEB. KAREN J. ■35 (A ' dar Street NICHOLSON. JOHN F 1 1 Spruce Street NICKERSON, CHERYL P 7 Catalpa Street NUTILE, JOHN D ■38 Curtis Street O LAL ' (;HLIN, HELEN 21 Fielding Street OPLAND, STE EN M. 16 Otis Street OSHEA. MICHAE E. 21 Hancock Road OWEN, LAWRENCE C. I8Crvstal Street PACKARD, DEBORAH A. 220 Main Street PACKARD, TOBEY V. 1 1 Strathmore Road PARASKE A, MARK A 42 Jordan Ave PARKER. FRED E. 24 Linden Street PARKER. PAMELA J. 6 (ioodvv in Street PARSONS, JANET M. 28 Bv ron Street PASQUARIELLO, RALPH A 30 Park Ave. PEACH. DA E J 54 WOodhriar Road PFAHD. ROBERT R 71 Outlook Road PEARSON, ANDRF:A L 2 Robin Road pedersen, christian E 15 Hancock Road PENERIAN, PALU, W 24 Crvstal Street PENTA, PAMELA J 10 Cedar Court PERKINS, JOHN J 37 (Jretjorv Rt)ad PERRY. CLIFFORD A 71 Butler Ave PERRY. CYNTHIA A. UnhistledaleRoad PERRY, ROBERT E 18 Marion Road PEI REYKO, CAROL A 40 Avon Street 236 PHERSON. MONICA J 24 Elm Street RUSSELL, MARY E 9 Pleasant Street STEVENS. VALERIE J. 38 S camore Road WAHL. JOSEPH M 7 Frank Street PHILBRICK, RONALD J 287 Albion Street PICA. CAROL E 6 Bancroft Ave PIETRELLO, ROBIN A. 1 10 Vernon Street PIRR ELLO. SANDRA J. 7 Morrison Road POE, KE IN D 8 Putnam Ave. POWELL, JAMES H. 12 Robin Road PRINGLE, CHERYL A, 26 Lafayette Street PROWSE, KATHLEEN A. 7 Kendrick Road QUINLAN, BARBARA A 5 Paoii Circle RAFFAEL, KAREN J. 10 Appleton Road RENAUD, DOUGLAS W. 17 Chapman Road REYNOLDS. THOMAS G 9 S Ivan Ave. RICH. WILLIAM R 37 Chapman Road RICHARDS. PETER M. 12 West Water Street RING. ANDRES 12 Dilla va Street RING. ELLEN M. 106 Prospect Street ROBERTO. GE0R{;E 76 Converse Street ROBERTO. JANICE E. 23 Farm Street ROBERTS. CHERYL D. 74 (;ould Street ROBERTS. DEN ICE B. 98 Cedar Street ROFFMAN. JAYNE A. 12 Elm Crest Road ROHNER. THERESA 8 Salem Street RONAN. PETER J. l9()Broad va ROSATI. KAREN E. 42 Stark Ave. RUFO. CHRLSTINE E. 14 Babson Street RYAN. DEBORAH A. 26 Muriel Ave. SACCA. JANIS E. 103 Farm Street SANTAMARIA. ANNMARIE 108 Parker Road SARACENO. MARGARET 6 Dave Lane SARDELLA, SHARON A. 16 West Water Street SAWTFLLE. JANIS 27 Outlook Road SCERRA. JANET M 63 Putnam Ave. SCHLOSS, BARBARA L. 106 (Greenwood Ave. SCOLLY, LINDA J 15 Highland Street SEMENZA. CHRISTINE M 2 S ain Place SEN. LAURA J I Hillcrest Road SENTEMENTES. CHRIS T 21 Wave Ave SHAMI, SAID 43 Crescent Street SHEA. ELIZABETH H. 4 Ashcroft Street SHEEHAN. TIMOTHY J 71 M rfle Street SHELLENBERGER. AMY L 17 Sweetser Street SHINE, JOHN B. 81 Myrtle Ave. SHUTIPATWIPA. SORN 15 Elmcrest Road SIMPSON. DA ID H 129 New Salem Street SMALL. CAROLYN G. 45 Farm Street SMITH. DIANNE R. 27 Forrester Road SORENSEN. GLENN S. 7 Marion Circle SOWYRDA. DONALD C 73 (ireen Street STARK. MARK H 25 Sherman Road STARRATT. PAIILINE A 1000 Main Street STEWART. PAMELA J. 34 Pl mouth Road STRA(;HAN. CYNTHIA L 310 Salem Street SULLIX AN. LAUREEN F 72 Greenwood Street SULLIX AN. NOREEN M 48 C:hestiHit Street SULLIX AN. ROBIN A 17 Forest Road SULLIXAN. SUSAN C. 17 Harw ick Road SULLO. PAUL A. 12 Middle Street SURETTE. MARK J. 42 Hopkins Street SURETTE. THOMAS E. 343 Salem Street tag(;art. X irginia m. 2 Auburn Street TAYLOR. NORMAN B. 16 New Hail Court TAYLOR. SUSAN 37 Law rence Street TECCE. CHRISTINA M 10 Norw a Street TECCE, LISA A 1 1 Ludlow , e. TERRAX ECCHIA. ARTHL ' R J 18 ( uaiuiapow itt , e TERRAX FCCHIA. ROSALIE M 18 yuannapow itt Ave. TERRY, DAX ID P. 26XVinn Street THACKFR. 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