Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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Principal's Message I hc completion of your high school course should he a matter of pride and satisfaction to you and to your parents. Your Principal and Teachers rejoice with you and extend their sincere congratulations as you graduate and receive your diplomas. That you will carry on your education is a consummation devoutly to be wished. It is our earnest hope that you will recognize that education is indispensable for those of you who have the ability and the desire to improve yourselves and your opportunity for service. You have the courage, the imagination, and the energy of youth, and in one of the most interesting and opportune periods in history, you should view the years ahead with optimism. Furthermore, you have the assurance that in this country of ours genuine endeavor will receive a compensating reward. You will do well to remember that it is character which will determine the extent of your individual attainment. It has been a pleasure for us to help you and we look forward to any further service we may render. We hope you yourselves will find the joy of achievement worth working hard to attain. We wish you Godspeed and many happy years ahead. Orel M. Bean

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Dedication l o Our Principal OREL M. BEAN The Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty Eight is proud and happy to dedicate its volume of “The Innitou to a principal who has been a friend to one and all; to him who has been to us, kind, gracious, patient, and understanding; to him who freely and cheerfully urged us on in our endeavor to better ourselves and our school. [?]

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|. FRANK HASSETT Vour Superintendent congratulates you on completion of your high school education. In later life when you recall these past few years at Woburn High, you will agree that they were the happiest da vs of your life. You are now prepared to go tor ward to the second part of your preparation for your place in society. Shall the second step be to further your education or to enter immediately the field of employment? Your decision must indeed Ik- a wise one and made only after deliberation and careful consideration of your natural interests and special aptitudes. A hasty decision at this time may impair and retard your progress on the path to a successful vocation and lasting happiness. In closing this brief message may 1 assure you that I shall always Ik happy to be of assistance to you, and should you ever line! need of my help or advice in later years, please feel free to call upon me. J. Frank Hassett Superintendent of Schools