Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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FANTASIA . k I. I r H MAT 3, 1963 Class President Fred Erwin escorts Mr. and Mrs. Blake. CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE: SEATED, L to R, Barbara Danehy, Carol Porter, Roberta Pistone, Secretary, Jeanne Mahoney, Treasurer. STANDING, Charles Foley, Frederick Erwin, President, Paul Haggerty, Kenneth Canada, Vice President. OUR PRINCESSES

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CLASS On Saturday, June 8, 1963, Class Day Exercises took place for the Class of 1963. This was a day of reminiscence for the girls and boys who had gone through three years of high school together. Girls of the Class of 1964 sewed as marshalls to the graduating class. As they listened to the reading of the class prophecy, fond remembrances must have been recalled. In addition, their class motto, “Character is the only true diploma,” pro¬ vided a fine perspective in helping the graduates face their oncoming tasks. With the seniors singing the class song, “As We Go Forth,” the ceremonies were concluded. This traditional event marks the final student tribute given by each graduate. SEATED, L to R, Donna Cogan, Marcia Van Gelder Betty Caplis, Laura Benz. STANDING, Beverly Burns, Patricia Murphy, Carol Metrano, Lois Fiore, Denyse Brennan. IHv fj. r mSi yi RMi 1 jA ti ibfHAl IV M||| Wi ■ W i iH 1 “ f f iflfffr. I SEATED, L to R, Janet Nurnberger, Judith Toothman, Marion Keeley, Beverly Gibson, Sheila Mello. STANDING, Phyllis Champlin, Marcy Ficociello, Elaine Olson, Ellida Hetzel, Constance Pernokas. | i t I MCnj i.m ' A ] i. % i f -JS 1 1 S mi. SEATED, L to R ? Marcia Greene, Jean McLaughlin, Patricia Brown, Alcine Pufhal. STANDING, Barbara McSweeney, Claire Sullivan, Ger¬ aldine Riley, Barbara Altavesta, Pamela Vecchiarello, Nancy Scott. SEATED, L to R, Kathleen Varnum, Helen Venios, Phyllis Polito, Judith Palmer. STANDING, Maureen Garrity, Marcia Litchfield, Janice O ' Neill, Kathryn Wing, Janet Baker. 27

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Decorated in varigated pastels, our auditorium was transformed into a veritable fairyland for the Junior Prom, “Fantasia.” This was the first formal affair for our class, and the beautiful weather certainly contributed in making this a night to remember. The grand march was led in traditional manner by our class officers and the members of the prom committee. As the music floated across the floor, we danced until the magic hour of 11:00 P.M. Then the couples left reluctantly, certain of never forgetting one won¬ derful evening early in May. OUR USHERS: SEATED, L to R, Robert Ames, Kenneth Canada, Rich- ard Cameron. STANDING, Paul Haggerty, Dennis Franson, Gerald Potamis, Edward Langley, Dennis Hogue, Frederick Erwin, Charles Foley. Awaiting the festivities.