Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

Page 11 text:

SPECIAL RECCDG ITIG Mr. Scott Lang We the class of 1988 would like to thank you, Mr. Lang for being the man you are. You were always there providing an exciting classroom atmosphere and a warm smile. You were the reason for many students love of English. Your classes were refreshingly different and slightly off the wall. For those who were not in your classes, you were a friendly face in the hall, and the teacher everyone loved. Although one of your favorite sayings was Do you think I care? , we knew you always did by the way you acted in your classes. Your casual classroom attitude made learn- ing not only more interesting, but fun also. Thank you, Scooter, for being you. The fill DBI: n-1:53 Y. Mr. Ron Cromwell The class of 1988 would like to say thank you for being such an outstanding teacher. The students of Wakefield High School recog- nize your dedication in making English fun as well as knowledgable. Your sense of humor and unique personality provided students with the incentive and desire to return to your class each day with a positive attitude to learn. We will always remember your sneaky but caring smile that brightened each 42 minute English block. Thanks Croms! 7

Page 10 text:

SPECIAL RECGGNITION Mr. Kevin Kilfoyle A thanks to you is well deserved. The students of the class of 1988 are proud and honored to have been able to share our high school years with such a caring and understanding man. When one was feeling down and left out you were always there to pick him up and send him on his way with a laugh and smile. Your superior teaching and guidance has given students the motivation to succeed in whatever they choose to do after high school. There will always be a special spot in the hearts of your students. Mr. Kilfoyle, thank you for always being there when we needed you. 1 6 Mr. Joseph Sullivan To the one who seldom gets thanked-- Mr. Sullivan, the class of 88 would like to thank you for guiding us through our high school years, trying to keep us out of trouble and in some sort of line. Your understanding ways have helped us through some of the bad times. You have also supported us through the good times. As freshmen, we were in- timidated by the mere sight of you, how- ever, over the years you have become a friend. Thank you. We will never forget you.

Page 12 text:

A '-s.....f'7 You were faced with a battle that many of us may never be faced With, but you had the courage to stand up and Hght and Win more than once. No matter What, you were always there with a smile on your face. Willing to help. Your desire to be part of the crowd always paid off. You were a believer: if there was a Way, you would tind it. Whether it was on the play- ground as a kid, in the drama club, or through your avid interests in sports. you were an important part of our crowd. There were things you could not do. but that did not shatter your interests. We can all learn a valuable lesson from the life you led. You let nothing stand in your Way. n J. Green, L. Andruchow JQHN CUDQAN 1969-1984