Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

r r i uhmw i3y rite W0BI Swiiw 1 CZgu j Of Ipdbura foreword T E, the members of the Innitou Staff, have worked diligently that your yearbook might be a success. It is our sincere wish that as time passes on it will help you to recall many pleasant memories. ' Dedication Zo Miss Margaret JC. fturke OUR KIND AND CONSIDERATE SUPERVISOR r J ' , HE success of this annual book, “The Innitou, is due only to the many hours of work and careful guidance given by Miss Margaret L. Burke. In order to express our gratitude for her un¬ tiring efforts, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty Nine, proud¬ ly dedicate our issue to her, our most helpful instructor. J. Frank Hassett ' Y’OUR Superintendent of Schools congratulates you on comple¬ tion of your secondary school training. As you are now about to step out into the world to compete for employment or for admission to some school of higher learning, I would like to suggest that you give special attention to developing a favorable attitude towards Neatness, Pleasantness, Courtesy, Punc¬ tuality, and Sincerity. If you already possess each of these attributes, then strive to improve them. These attributes combined serve as the key to success in life, and with this key you will have no diffi¬ culty realizing your ambition. Should you ever find need in later years of my counsel or as¬ sistance, please consider me a friend awaiting to help you. J. Frank Hassett Superintendent of Schools Orel M. Bean TT is a pleasure as well as a privilege to extend friendly greetings and good wishes to you through your Yearbook as you graduate from Woburn High School. It is my sincere hope that you will not consider graduation as the end of your formal education but only the beginning. Our world needs trained minds and leadership. It is your opportunity to further your edu¬ cation that you may have a part in this leadership. Whether you have one talent or five, the assets and capacities that lie within you should be developed to their full extent. This is essential if you are to participate actively as an informed and responsible citizen in the solution of social, economic, and poli¬ tical problems of our community, state and nation. You have the courage, the imagination and energy of youth to attain this goal. Do not look for ease, comfort, and convenience, but believe in the right to work and to enjoy the products of your own labors and to receive awards according to merit. Success can be obtained in no other way. There can be no easy formula, no magic solution. Dare to be fine, true, and upright, for character will be a determining factor in 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. May the years ahead be happy ones. Orel M. Bean, Principal Zke faculty First Row — Myrta A. Hall. Zilpah F. Ranney. JVI. Maude Morton. Shipley W. Ricker, Orel M. Bean. Helen M. Gillespie. Catherine E. Burke. Helen V. Doherty. Anastatia G. Canty. Second Ron ' — Hazel M. Percy. Mary Thyne, Margaret M. Burnap. Ethel M. Bascom, Alice E. Brady, Doris Hickman, Marie Shea, Doris T. Lynch. Helen A. Salmon, Louise S. Mawn. Geraldine A. Soles. Third Row — Anna Higgins, Edson L. Kimball. James H. O’Donnell. Wiltord A. Wal¬ ker, William A. Roche. Charles D. Roche, John F. McGovern, Margaret L. Burke. Helen R. Sheeran. Fourth Row — Henry D. Blake. P. Joseph Connnolly. John A. Reddy, Wilfred A. Walsh, James F. Brennan. Timothy C. Higgins. Timothy F. Ring. Xhe Jnnitou Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mary C. Triantafilou ASSISTANT EDITOR Angelo Koniares LITERARY EDITORS Marion Scott fane Sharp Marie Tedesco ADVERTISING EDITORS Rose Pandolph John Lisacki TREASURERS Phyllis Wilder Joseph McDonough PHOTOGRAPHY Milicent Woods Richard Fowle BUSINESS MANAGER Anthony Mentas ART EDITORS Constance Depper Anthony Cennerazzo Robert Fowle SUBSCRIPTION EDITORS Madeline Tamilio Gerard Boyle TYPISTS fean Rice Rose Pawluk Florence Salvati FACULTY ADVISER Margaret L. Burke Class Motto Life Is Now Our School PRESIDENT G. BOYLE SECRETARY M. TEDESCO L. WHITTEMORE TREASURER f. LISACKI VICE PESIDENT MARY ELIZABETH ANDREASON “Fish” Sweet and petite . . . blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . smooth clothes . . . Member of French Club and Badminton Club . . . enjoys all sports . . . hopes to take a trip to Sun Valley. HELEN ELIZABETH ANGIUONI Friendly . . . full of fun . . . well-liked . . . Member of Glee Club . . . enjoys basketball . . ..hopes to become a bookkeeper . . . Pet peeve —“stuck-up” people. fOHN STEVE BARBAS “Johnny” Tall . . . nice looking . . . likes basketball . . . played foot¬ ball when a sophomore . . . can be found at the Silver Lake Grill or Sunny Rose any time . . . Future Plans — to attend college. PANDORA ALICE BARBAS “PANDY” Neat dresser . . . pleasant disposition . . . likes to dance . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . Future Plans — secretary. VITO JOSEPH BAVARO Known chiefly because of his excellent accordian playing . . . Quarter-back on our football “eleven” . . . Member of Orchestra . . . Favorite Sports — football and hockey . . . Favorite Meet¬ ing Place — Paul’s Market. [ M 1 “Charlie CHARLES DENNIS BEGAN Tall . . . nice looking . . . dresses well . . . friend to all . . . Operetta . . . Favorite sport — baseball . . . Played baseball during school and hopes to be able to continue to do so . . .Secret Haunt— Barney Callahan ' s. JOAN DELIA BELL “Ding Dong Neat dresser . . . liked by all . . . Member of Glee Club . . . hopes to be a dress designer . . . likes archery and horseback rid¬ ing. PAULINE ALICE BERGERON “May Swell pal . . . always helpful . . . member of the Girls ' Bas¬ ketball Team . . . likes football and dancing . . . Pet peeve — conceited people. RICHARD BERQUIST “Dick Liked by all . . . wavy hair . . . Secret Ambition — to finish school . . . likes to play football . . . Future Plans — undecided. ALBERT ERNEST BEVILACQUA “Albi Tall, dark, quiet . . . popular among his classmates . . . Mem¬ ber of Football Team . . . awarded trophy for outstanding line man . . . excellent basketball player . . . Operetta . . . Favorite Rendezvous — Guy’s Smoke Shop. [ 15 1 MARGARET ALBERTA BEVILACQUA Dusty” One of our very fine drum majorettes . . . loves to draw . . . plans to attend the Modern School of Art . . . Favorite sport — baseball. GERARD FRANCIS BOYLE “Spike” President of the Senior Class . . . Member of French Club, earhook Staff, and Student Council . . . Co-captain of the Foot- nail Team . . . On Senior Dance and Junior Prom Committees . . . Senior Play . . . Favorite Sport — football . . . Secret Ambi¬ tion — to be a “Bachelor . . . always seen in the “office” (back booth of Callahan s) . . . dislikes anything to do with Winchester. JANET BARBARA BROWN Tall . . . long blond hair . . . pretty blue eyes . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . Favorite Sport — bowling . . . Secret Ambition — to become an X-ray Technician. VINCENT BRUNO “Vinnie” A great pal, on and off the football field ... a credit to the football team . . . excellent pitcher for W. H. SVs nine . . . Secret Ambition — to receive his diploma. ENID BRYAN A smile for everyone . . . sparking brown eyes Sport — baseball . . . dreams of being a secretary. Tony” . Favorite [ 16 ] LESTER JOHN BURKE “Les” m Tall and dark , . . willing to work . . . good student . . . Favorite Sport ■— skiing . . . wishes to become a chemist. BETTY MAY BURNS Long, curl) ' , red hair . . . flashy blue eyes . . . attractively dressed . . . another one of our drum majorettes . . . plays bad¬ minton and baseball . . . Future Plans — undecided. GERALDINE BUTLER “Gerry’ Neat dresser . . , pleasant appearing . . . gets around and seems to enjoy life . . . nice smile . . . easy to please . . . Future Plans — undecided. JEROME RICHARD CAGNINA “Jerry” Very quiet, until he gets to know you . . . superb personal¬ ity . . . Business Manager of “Reflector . . . writer for Sport Light in sophomore year . . . Pet Peeve — moody people. ELEANORA PAULINE CAGNINA “Cag” Likes to play volleyball, watch football games, and take part in a game of baseball . . . most apt to meet her at the Pizza Place . . . Ambition — to become a Commercial Artist . . . Pet Peeve — “bumptious” people. [ 17] JOAN MARIE CALLAHAN “Cal” Happy-go-lucky . . . swelj_pal . . . neat dresser . . . Favorite Sport — basketball . . . Secret Ambition •— to graduate . . . “Best of luck, Cal!” THOMAS EDWARD CANADA “Tom” A sports-minded fellow ... a good competitor . . . member of Football, Basketball, and Baseball Teams . . . friend to all . . . Secret Ambition — to graduate. DONALD JOSE PH CASSIDY “Don” Tall, studious, and quiet . . . Member of the Cross Country and Track Teams . . . enjoys football and track as pastimes . . . Future Plans — to be successful in life . . . “Best of luck, Don!” PAUL FRANCIS CASSIDY Tall, blue eyes, friendly smile . . . neat and jovial . . . foot¬ ball fan . . . Future Plans — undecided. LOUIS JOHN CASTIGLIONE “Louie” Tall, wavy Hair . . . fun to be with . . . known by all . . . Member of Pizza Club . . . Third Baseman on Baseball Team . . . Member of Basketball Team, [ 18 ] ANTHONY CHARLES CENNERAZZO “Chic Admired by all . . . good humor . . . very popular . . . likes football . . . Art Editor on Yearbook Staff . . . Secret-Ambition — to be an artist. ROBERT WILLIAM CHESTER Very quiet . . . Member of the Football Team . . . Favorite Sports — baseball and football . . . Future Plans — undecided. ALBERT CHARLES CIRONE Quiet, friendly, amiable, energetic . . . Member of Basketball Team . . . one of the many athletic boys from the South End. PATRICIA ANN COAKLEY “Pat One of our energetic cheer leaders . . . Member of Reflector Staff . . . Favorite Sport — football . . . Found at Barney ' s . . . Secret Ambition — to marry. MARY LOUISE COCCOLUTO “Mary Lou Charming in every way . . . A-i student . . . Associate Edi¬ tor of Reflector Staff . . . Glee Club . . . Senior Play . . . envies those who are six feet tall . . . Favorite Sport — bowling. [ 19 1 JOAN FRANCES CONNORS “Bret” Personality plus . . . happy disposition . . . always smiling . . . Girls ' Basketball and Baseball Teams . . . Favorite Sport — football . . . Secret Ambition — getting “that certain party” . . . Pet Peeve — people who think they are better than others. SARAH LEONE CORBETT “Sally” Tall . . . neat as a pin . . . curly brown hair . . . well-liked . . . green eyes . . . loves to roller skate. EDMOND JENNINGS CORRY “Mickie” Jolly . . . fun to be with . . . Member of Traffic Squad and Baseball Team . . . came from Boston College High School in sophomore year . . . Future Plans — to further his education. JAMES FRANCIS COURTNEY “Jay” One of our most popular boys . . . Member of Football and Track Teams . . . Favorite Haunts — Library Park and Paine’s Fruit Store . . . Secret Ambition — to run for Chief Executive of our States. ROY BARRON CRAFT Medium height . „ . well-liked . . . friendly to all . . . Mem¬ ber of Cross Country and Track Teams . . . Captain of Traffic Squad . , . Senior Play . . . Member of Student Council . . . Future Plans — to enter Northeastern University. [ 20 ] GENEVIEVE CROVO “Gee Gee” Friendly . . . member of Reflector Staff, Glee Club, and Bad- minton Club . . . Favorite Sports — badminton, horseback riding, and skiing . . . likes to sing, read, and design own clothes . . . Secret Ambition -—- to be an opera star . . . Operetta. ARTHUR WILLIAM CULLIVAN “Cully” Happy-go-lucky . . . always into mischief . . . Member of the Track Team for three years . . . likes football . . . Secret Am¬ bition — to find Miss Burnap’s key . . . our champion broad- jumper. JOHN PATRICK DAVIS “Limev” Dark, blond, cheerful . . . bluish green eyes . . . silent . . . enjoys sports . . . Favorite Rendezvous •— East Woburn. CONSTANCE MARIE DEPPER “Connie” • Attractive . . . beautiful red hair . . . cooperative and full of fun . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Majorette . . . Art Edi¬ tor on Yearbook Staff . . . Glee Club . . . Reflector Staff . . . Ath¬ letic Association . . . Junior Marshal on Class Day . . . Favorite Sport -— basketball . . . Future Plans — to go to Art School. JOHN BERNARD DEVER “Jake” Tall, blond, pleasing personality . . . fun to be with . . . Member of Football Squad and Basketball Team . . . Favorite Rendezvous — Barney’s back booth . . . Operetta . . , Secret Am¬ bition ■—- to graduate. [ 21 ] JEAN ELEANOR DOUCETTE Gay disposition . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . known and liked by all . . . enjoys roller skating . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess . . . Pet Peeve — waiting for people. ANNE MARIE DOVER “Nancy” Laughing brown eyes . . . always rooting tor good old North Woburn . . . loves football . . . wants to become a private sec¬ retary. ELIZABETH CAROLINE EDGE “Betty” Full time worker at Johnson ' s Bakery . . . loves ' 48 styles . . . Member of the French Club, Reflector Staff, and Glee Club . . . Senior Play . . . Woburn Woman’s Club guest . . . Pet Peeve — short boys and term exams. SHIRLEY MAE ERWIN “Skirl” Diminutive . . . cheery smile . . . brown hair and green eyes . . . enjoys football, dancing, roller skating and flirting . . .Oper¬ etta . . . Future Plans — to become a housewife . . . Pet Peeve— “stuck-up’’ people. ROY JAMES FARROW Secret Ambition — traveling salesman . . . Favorite Sport — hockey . . . most likely to see him at Candvland. [ 22 ] JOAN LORRAINE FIELDS Comedian of Geometry i . . . always found outside Miss Bascom’s door talking with her friends . . . loan ' s favorite sports are baseball and field hockey . . . Member of French Club, Re¬ flector, and Glee Club. ANNE MARIE FLAHERTY “Nancy” Blue eyes and copper-colored hair . . . Member of Glee Club . . . enjoys football . . . spends some of her time at “Silver Lake.’ PHILIP ANTHONY FLOWERS “Phil Quiet, intelligent, courteous . . . great personality . . . former member of Reflector Staff . . . likes baseball . . . Secret Ambition — to be an opera singer. RICHARD LEE FOWLE “Ree’ Identical twin . . . Co-captain of the Track and Cross Coun¬ try Teams . . . First prize winner of the New England Champ Meet . . . Member of Student Council . . . Photography Editor on the Yearbook Staff . . . Favorite Sport — winning track meets . . . Secret Ambition — track coach at Woburn High. ROBERT NELSON FOWLE “Raw Well-liked . . . swell personality . . . Member of the Student Council and Traffic Squad . . . Art Editor on Yearbook Staff . . . Co-captain of Cross Country and Track Teams . . . Secret Am¬ bition — to win the Olympic Marathon (we think he is on his way) . . . finished first in the New England meet . . . favorite Rendezvous — wherever the fish bite the best. [ 2 3 a J ROSE MARY FRANZESE “Rosie” Turned-up nose: . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . vivacious . . . enjoys dancing . . . Future Plans — to become a typist or steno¬ grapher . . . Favorite Rendezvous — McLaughlin’s . . . Favorite Pastime — flirting . . . Pet Peeve — “bumptious” people. ELEANOR GRACE FRISONE “Frizzy” Possesses talent for making friends . . . entered Woburn High as a senior and brought Medford’s smiles along . . . French Club Member . . . Pet Peeve — Calamity Janes . . . Secret Ambition — to be a famous mathematician. JEAN ANTOINETTE GALANTE “G. G.” Genial . . . sweet . . . quiet but sings well . . . Member of the Girls’ Basketball Team . . . enjoys football and baseball games . . . Pet Peeve — conceited boys. BARBARA ANN GARVEY “Barb” Pretty red hair . . . fun loving . . . gay personality . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . Member of Glee Club . . . Favorite Sports — football and basketball . . . Member of the Junior Prom and Senior Dance Committees . . . Pet Peeve —- disagreeable people. LEORA FRANCES GIBSON “Lee” Tall, blond, and blue eyes . . . friendly . . . Member of the Badminton Club, Athletic Association, French Club, Drama Club, and Student Council . . . Queen of Senior Dance . . . enjoys swimming, skating, and dating . . . Secret Ambition — to see the Hawaiian Islands . . . Pet Peeve — sessions when not deserved. [ 2 4 1 RICHARD EDWARD GILGUN Dickie Tall, slender . . . sparkling smile . . . very friendly . . . good swimmer . . . Secret Ambition — to be a bookkeeper. THERESA RUTH GLEASON Terry” Pleasant smile . . . fun to- be with . . . blond hair and brown eyes . . . liked by all . . . Favorite Pastime — bowling and dancing . . . Future Plans — to become a bookkeeper. PAUL FREDERICK GONSALVES “Gonsi” Amorous . . . full of fun . . . good athlete . . . Center on Football Squad . . . likes basketball, baseball, hockey, and golf . . . Operetta and Senior Play . . . Secret Ambition — to join the ■Navy. THOMAS ANTHONY GONSALVES Small . . . wavy hair . . . pleasant smile . . . fond of sports . . . jovial personality . . . Future Plans — indefinite. RICHARD FRANCIS GORMAN “Red Tall, placid . . . very friendly . . . enjoys football . . . Fav¬ orite Rendezvous •— Joe’s Pizza Place. [ 25 ] RICHARD EDWARD GORTON “Dicky Doll Tall, husky . . . very sociable . . . Quarterback on Football Team . . . Student Council . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Senior Play . . . Best Dressed fellow in the Senior Class . . . Se¬ cret Ambition — to be happily married. SUSAN ELIZABETH GRAHAM “Sue One of the few blondes . . . Glee Club Member . . . Plays badminton and basketball . . .Future Plans — to attend Wilson Laboratory Technique School . . . Pet Peeve — those 1:30 slips. MARY ANN GRECCO “Mae Smart dresser . . . seen at The Towers . . . Secret Ambition — to be a doctor . . . likes to play hockey . . . Pet Peeve — so¬ phisticated people. JEAN LOUISE HADLEY Popular . . . enjoys most sports, particularly baseball . . . plays badminton after school . . . Winner of third prize in local contest for essay on “Democracy . . . Future Plans — undecided. JOHN JOSEPH HALEY “Jack Small . . . subtle humor . . . good disposition . . . fond ot all sports . . . Pet Peeve — homework . . . Flome room spelling winner . . . Secret Ambition — further schooling. [ 26 ] WILLIAM RORERT HALL “Archey” Well-mannered . . . friendly . . . sense of humor . . . good fisherman . . . well-liked by fellow students . . . Future Plans — undecided. DOROTHY CATHERINE HAMMOND “Dottie” Swell personality . . . Member of the Glee Club and A. A. . . . likes roller skating . . . Secret Ambition — to become the Manager of the Five and Ten. DONALD EUGENE HARRIS “Harry” Did not belong to any organizations, but supported all drives . . . Secret Ambition — to travel . . . Favorite Meeting Place ■— Joe ' s Esso Station. LAWRENCE EDWARD HARTNETT Larry” Tall . . . good-looking . . . nice dresser . . . girls ' delight . . . enjoys all sports . . . superb personality . . . Future Plans — in¬ definite . . . Favorite Sport — hunting. FRANK CAREY HASSETT Tall . . . very intellectual . . . Member of Traffic Squad . . . Poetry Editor on Reflector Staff . . . Future Plans — to continue his education. [ 27 1 FREDERICK ROWLAND HILL “Fred” Sincere . . . everybody’s friend . . . activities engaged in — football, baseball, basketball and Treasurer of Student Council . . . enjoys pleasant people . . . Favorite Meeting Place •— YMCA . . . Secret Ambition — to graduate. FRANK PAUL HORTON “Frankie” Small, but keen . . . wit of Section iC . . . full of fun . . . liked by all . . . Pet Peeve — second recess . . . Future Plans ■— undecided. MARILYN SHIRLEY JOHNSON “Mai” Blue eyes and brown hair . . . pleasant personality and a ready smile . . . enjoys football games . . . Favorite Sport — skat¬ ing . . . Favorite Meeting Place — Barney’s . . . Home Room Spelling winner . . . Secret Ambition — to become a housewife. RUTH HELEN JOHNSON “Ruthie” Vivacious . . . pleasing personality ... a pal to everyone . . . pretty blue eyes and brown hair . . . enjoys winter sports . . . Secret Ambition — to play an accordian. BELLA PRISCILLA KARELAS “Bee” Full of fun . . . well-liked . . . Member of Glee Club and Baseball Team . . . likes all sports . . . Secret Ambition — model¬ ing or singing . . . Pet Peeve — jealousy and boys with “lines.” [ 28 ] DONALD KENNETH KERRIGAN “Don” Tall . . . fun to be with . . . enjoys skating . . Favorite meeting place •— anywhere in the West Side . . . Future Plans — to graduate. PATRICIA MARY KNOWLES “Pat” One of the best . . . friendly . . . humorous . . . Member of the Girls’ Basketball and Badminton Teams . . . French Club . . . Co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . Secret Ambition — to be¬ come a graduate of Sargent. ANGELO THEODORE KONIARES “Angie” Sparkling personality . . . very amiable . . . popular among all . . . heart throb of all the girls . . . nice dresser . . . Member of French Club . . . Assistant Editor of Yearbook . . . Member of Traffic Squad . . . Future Plans — to continue schooling . . . Lots of luck! JOHN THEODORE KONIARES “Johnnie” Dark blond . . . very quiet . . . chic dresser . . . liked by all — friend to all . . . former Cross Country runner . . . enjoys baseball and basketball . . . Future Plans — to continue his edu¬ cation . . . Favorite Haunt — Gorin’s. HELENE ANNE LaCASSE Member of Athletic Association and Glee Club . . . hopes to be an airline stewardess . . . enjoys dancing and football . . . Favorite Haunt •— Barney’s. [ 29 ] 1 Joanie JOAN LEONA LAFAYETTE Quiet, cute, and friendly . . . has blue eyes and brown hair . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . loves to bowl . . . hopes to become a hairdresser. STELLA CAROLINE LANCELOTTE “Stell” Attractive long, chestnut brown hair . . . did not join any school organizations but supported all drives that came her way. . . . Future Plans — to become a dressmaker . . . “Good luck to you, S ' tell.” KENNETH JAMES LARRY “Ken Tall, pleasant and good-looking . . . grade A personality . . . Member of Track Team . . . enjoys hunting and hockey . . . Operetta . . . Future Plans — to be a chemist. LORRAINE MARIE LAWN Sparkling smile . . . liked by all . . . neat brown hair and hazel eyes . . . likes football and basketball . . . Secret Ambition— a future principal’s wife . . . Home room spelling winner . . . Pet Peeve — jealous people. SYBIL TREVA LESTER A “1948” entrant . . . loves to dance . . . pretty brown eyes . . . Member of Reflector Staff . . . likes to play badminton . . . Future Plans •— undecided. [ 30 ] MICHAEL JOSEPH LINEHAN “Joe” A little man . . . brown eyes . . . likes baseball, basketball and swimming . . . Red Sox fan . . . Secret Ambition — to play second base for the Red Sox. JOHN JOSEPH LISACKI “Sonny ' 1 One of our outstanding players in sports . . . very coopera¬ tive . . . played football, baseball, basketball, and track . . . Vice- President of our Senior Glass . . . Co-captain of our Football Team . . . on the Junior Prom Committee and Senior Dance . . . Mem¬ ber of Student Council . . . Advertising Editor of the Yearbook . . . Future Plans — to be a football coach,. RICHARD VICTOR LUNDQUIST l Lunk - ' Tall, lanky, and handsome . . . known by all . . . sparkling smile . . . fond of hockey . . . good skier . . . Pet Peeve — stud¬ ies .. . Favorite Rendezvous •— The Spa. RICHARD CHARLES LYNCH “Dick - ’ A member of our very successful Junior Prom Committee . everybody’s pal . . . fond of basketball . . . class wit . . . Secret Ambition — to become a sports announcer. LORRAINE MARGARET MACE Cute . . . sunny disposition . . . famous laugh . . . blond hair and hazel eyes . . . cheerleader . . . Future Plans — to be¬ come a secretary ... Pet Peeve — missing the bus. [ 3i 1 AUDREY RATHBUN MacFARLANE Cute . . . sunny disposition . . . beautiful dresser . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . Member of the Glee Club and Stud- en t Council . . . Secret Ambition — to become an airline stew¬ ardess. NORMAN SINCLAIR MacLEOD “Sinky Tall . . . blond . . . nice dresser . . . Favorite Sport — foot¬ ball . . . Favorite Haunt — Silver Lake Grill . . . has no fu¬ ture plans. PAUL EDWARD MAGEE “Mas” Lively . . . well-liked . . . tall . . . good-looking . . . popular among all . . . football player and fan . . . Favorite Rendezvous — Barney’s. PAULINE ELLEN MAGEE “Specks Neat dresser . . . always ready with a smile . . . one of our best drum-majorettes . . . Secret Ambition — to graduate . likes football and baseball. MARY LOUISE MARTIN “Lou Quiet disposition . . . pretty . . . brown hair, blue eyes, and a million dollar smile . . . Member of Glee Club . . . Operetta . . . enjoys football, and sings well. [ 32 ] SHIRLEY ANNE MASSE Quiet . . . hazel eyes and auburn hair . . . plays,basketball and softball . . . Secret Ambition — to become a surgeon . . . President of French Club. JOHN EDWARD McCALLION “Red” Red hair . . . hazel eyes . . . cheerful and popular among classmates . . . baseball fan . . . Secret Ambition — to drive dif¬ ferent size trucks. JOSEPHINE ANN McDERMOTT “Jody v Curly brown hair . . . million dollar smile . . . pall to all . . . Future Plans — to study art . . . enjoys tennis and bowling in her spare time. JOSEPH MARTIN McDONOUGIT “Joe Full of enthusiasm . . . excellent personality . . . nice dresser and good-looking . . . batonist with band . . . Treasurer on Year¬ book Staff . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . excellent dancer . . . A. A. member . . . Secret Ambition — to he principal of W. H. S. ETHEL CATHERINE McGOWAN Sweet, pleasant, and full of fun . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes football . . . Secret Ambition -— to fly. [ 33 ] DAVID PATTON McKEE u Dag 5 Tall and popular ... all round sport . . . potent center on the Football Eleven . . . Member of the Track Team . . . Secret Ambition — to be successful in life. DONALD HAROLD McLAIN “Donny” Nice dresser ... a pal of everyone . . . south-paw pitcher for our baseball team . . . may be seen at the Bal-A-Roue . . . Fu¬ ture Plans •— undecided. ANTHONY JAMES MENTAS “Tony” Radiant smile . . . well-liked by all his friends . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Business Manager of the Yearbook . . . Member of the Traffic Squad and Treasurer of the French Club . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Future Plans -— to attend college. PATRICK JOSEPH MOGAURO Diminutive . . . refined disposition . . . Favorite Sports — football and basketball . . . Favorite meeting place — Town Line. RICHARD FRANCIS MORGAN “Dick” Member of Football Team . . . Secret Ambition — getting through with homework . . . Favorite Sport — football. C 34 ] DONALD WESTERN MULLEN “MM A tall blond . . . good-looking . . . jocular . . . baseball play¬ er .. . his one and only ambition is to play professional baseball. HELEN GERTRUDE MULRENAN “Mully” Neat, always smiling, and liked by all . . . prefers winter sports — skating and skiing . . . Winner of first prize in local contest for her essay on “Democracy” . . . claims she has no secret ambition. MARY ELIZABETH MULRENAN Friendly . . . sedate . . . soft brown hair and green eyes . . . Favorite Sports — softball and skating . . . Future Plans — to become a dental nurse. JAMES COLLINS MURRAY “Jimmy Happy-go-lucky . . . neat dresser . . . member of the Band. Drama Club, Reflector Staff . . . Favorite Sport — baseball . . . most often seen at Barney’s. JOAN MARIE O’DOHERTY “Jo Her brown hair and blue eyes are always recognized around the corridors . . . Favorite Sport — baseball . . . currently seen at “Rappy’s” . . . Secret Ambition — to settle down. [ 35 1 JOHN LEO O ' DOHERTY “Jack” Medium height . . . black hair . . . everyone’s pal . . . Mem¬ ber of the Football Team . . . Secret Ambition — to play football against Winchester . . . Favorite Rendezvous — back booth of Barnev’s. J 4 PHYLLIS ANNA O’DOHERTY “Lissa” Quiet, friendly, happy-go-lucky . . . Member of French Club and Athletic Association . . . Favorite Sport — basketball . . . hopes someday to be a church soloist. HUBERT HENRY O ' DONNELL “Chink” Tall . . . full of fun . . . likes hockey . . . most often seen at Joe s Pizza Place . . . Secret Ambition — to invent a small atomic bomb, (for whom?) MAURA JEAN O’DONNELL “Red” Pleasant . . . fun to be with . . . red hair . . . blue eyes likes dancing and all sports . . . Secret Ambition — to own an amateur radio rig . . . Pet Peeve — boys who stand around at dances. JOHN BERNARD OLSEN “Johnny” Brown hair and green eyes . . . always pleasant and friendly . . . good-looking . . . Favorite Sport — skiing . . . Secret Am¬ bition — to live in Alaska. [ 3 6 J “Butch” ROBERT WARREN OLSON Tall . . . friend to all . . . Favorite Sport — football . . . Secret Ambition - - to become the president of a well-known bank . . . Good Luck, “Butch” ! ELIZABETH McINTIRE O’NEIL “Betsa” Friendly . . . one of our best dressed girls . . . Home room spelling winner . . . famous for her part in the ’47 operetta . . . Vice-President of the French Club . . . Student Council Repres¬ entative . . . Secret Ambition — to go to “Gay Paree”. We hope you do, “Betz ’. EVELYN MILDRED O’NEILL “Evie” Pleasant smile . . . fun to be with . . . one of our best major¬ ettes . . . likes baseball and football . . . well-known for the part of the city she lives in. MILDRED EVELYN O ' NEILL “Millie” Neat and attractive . . . wishes to be a gym teacher . . . en- iovs basketball . . . member of the Badminton Club . . . Future Plans — undecided. FREDERICK DAWE OXFORD “Fred” Curly brown hair and brown eyes . . . handsome . . . pop¬ ular among all (especially the fairer sex) . . . full of fun . . . ac¬ tive on Track Team . . . Favorite Sports — Football and bowling . . . Favorite Haunt — Tories in Reading . . . Secret Ambition — to finish school and to be successful with girls . . . Pet Peeve — girls who go steady. [37] “Rosie” ROSE MARIE PANDOLPH Blue eyes . . . brown hair . r . known by all . . . Advertising Editor on Yearbook Staff . . . Likes all sports and hopes to be¬ come a fan dancer or singer . . . Favorite Pastime — boys. SOPHIE PAPPAS One of the many members of the Commercial Course . . . played basketball, softball, and badminton . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . Secret Ambition — to travel. ROSE ESTELLE PAWLUK “Rosie” Looks forward to being a housewife . . . full of hug espec¬ ially in Room 14 . . . loves to tease the boys! . . . Typist for Year¬ book . . , Glee Club . . . Senior Play . . . Operetta . , . Guest of the Woburn Woman ' s Club . . . enjoys dancing, skating, bowling, and football . . . Pet Peeve — high school girls who smoke . . . Favorite Haunt — Spa. DONALD BRYANT PEARSON “Don” Restrained . . . good leader with remarkable ability ... a genius in math . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Traffic Squad . . . Re¬ flector Staff . . . most likely to succeed . . . “Good Luck, Don!” ADELINE MARIE PEREIRA “Adie” Personality plus . . . long black hair and smiling brown eyes . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . likes dancing and bowling . . . Secret Ambition •— to do shorthand . . . Favorite Meeting Place —Wiggie’s . . . Pet Peeve — rainy days. [ 38 ] ALBAN FRANK PETERSON “Pee Wee” Must lcok twice to see him . . . don ' t be surprised to find him at your door as the next Fuller Brush Man . . . enjoys base¬ ball and basketball. RITA MARIE POOLE “Rusty ' Full of fun . . . always ready with a joke . . . laughing green eyes and neat red hair . . . Member of Glee Club . . . Operetta . . . likes baseball . . . hopes to become a receptionist . . . Favorite Pastime -— eating . . . her name gives vou a cool feeling on a warm day . . . History is her favorite class. BARBARA MARIE POTTER Always known as the only girl in the Technical Section . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . played badminton . . . possesses a contagious giggle . . . Future Plans — undecided. KATHLEEN PATRICIA QUIGLEY “Kay” Blond curly hair . . . Gifls ' Baseball Team . . . hopes to be¬ come a famous secretary . . . Favorite Sport — baseball . . . usu¬ ally seen at Candvland. “Good Luck. Kay! CONSTANCE RECORD “Connie Reflector Staff Member . . . always seen at football games . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . imagines herself married and driving a car . . . Favorite Haunt — Barney s. [ 39 1 9 . NANCY FAY REYNOLDS Neat . . . Member of Basketball Team, Athletic Association, Orchestra, French Club and Reflector Staff . . . Vice President of Student Council. . , Secretary of Eastern Mass. Division of Student Councils . . . likes basketball and ice skating . . . Future Plans -— to be an accomplished pianist . . . Home room spelling winner. WILLIAM JAMES REYNOLDS “Red” Small . . . subtle humor . . . good disposition . . . fond of all Sports . . . Pet Peeve — homework . . . Secret Ambition — fur¬ ther schooling. JEAN AUDREY RICE “Jeanie” Tall . . . attractive . . . brown hair, green eyes, and sweet smile . . . Typist on Yearbook Staff . . . enjoys bowling and trav¬ eling . . . Secret Ambition — to drive a roadster and be married to a certain someone in North Woburn . . . Pet Peeve — con¬ ceited people. FLORENCE LEONA ROMANO “Flo” Full of fun . . . neat black hair . . . smooth personality . . . enjoys basketball, tennis, and baseball . . . Member of Glee Club . . . plans to be a typist. ROGER PAUL ROMEI Tall, dark, and handsome . . . ideal man for a woman (what man isn’t) . . . True friend . . . Favorite Sport — hockey. [ 40 ] ROSEMARIE JEANNE RUSSO “Mane Friendly . . . has a smile for everyone . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . likes dancing and football . . . Pet Peeve — second recess. EILEEN FRANCES RYAN “Lee Full of fun . . . liked b all . . . one of our majorettes . . . loves to go horseback-riding . . . Secret Ambition — to graduate. GEORGE ALDEN RYDER ‘Aldie Quiet, conservative manner . . an aviator . . . enjovs ice skating . Secret Ambition -— to be- . one of Miss Percy ' s joys. FLORENCE LILLIAN SALVATI “Fornme Cute, sparkling personality . . . liked by all . . . Member of Athletic Association and Glee Club . . . Typist on Yearbook Staff Guest of Woburn Woman’s Club . . . likes dancing and football . . . Favorite Haunt — Barney ' s . . . Secret Ambition -— to be a medical secretary. WILLIAM MICHAEL SCIRE “Willie Hazel eyes and brown hair . . . eniovs hunting and softball . . . Member ot Football team . . . Secret Ambition — to own a flower shop. . . usually seen at the Gold Top. [ 4 1 1 mm MARION WINIFRED SCOTT On our Literary Staff for Yearbook . . . French Club . Basketball Team . . . Student Council . . . Pet Peeve — cheating students . . . Rendezvous at W. H. S. . . . Future Plans _ to attend Teachers College . . . loves to study algebra and French . . . Senior finalist in spelling bee . . . Senior Play. SHIRLEY JEAN SCOTT “Scotty” Since she is a brunette, she envies red-heads . . . another of Barney s fans . . . enjoys football games on Saturday afternoons . . . always smiling and liked by all . . . Pet Peeve — conceited girls . . . Secret Ambition •— find the ideal man. JEAN MAY SEMINATORE “Peanuts Petite . . . cheerful . . . free and easy manners . . . Favorite Sports — baseball and football . . . Future Plans — to become a stenographer . . . envies tall people. MICHAEL ANGELO SEMINATORE “Sonny” Happy-go-lucky . . . friendly smile . . . Sonny’s favorite sport is hunting . . . Secret Ambition — to graduate . . . Pet Peeve — having to keep quiet. JANE FRANCES SHARP “Sharpie” Sparkling green eyes and jet black hair . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . Literary Editor on Yearbook Staff . . . President of Student Council . . . Member of Athletic Association . . . loves dancing and bowling . . . Future Plans — traveling. [ 42 1 JOSEPHINE THERESA SHELZI “Jo” “Jo” with her infectious giggle, shining black hair and at¬ tractive clothes . . . Assistant Manager of the North Woburn Variety Store . . . Secretary of French Club . . . Reflector Staff 47 . . . likes to ' play badminton. JOHN CALVIN SHERBURNE “Cal” Secret Ambition — to be a professional skier . . . always hap¬ py and never without a smile . . . Favorite Rendezvous — John’s Billiard Emporium. PETER ARTHUR SKARMEAS “Pete” Curly hair . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Secret Ambition — to play goalie for the Boston Bruins. WILFRED HATFIELD SLACK “Bill” Tall . . . blond hair . . . good sport . . . baseball and foot¬ ball player . . . usually found at Case’s . . . Secret Ambition — to be a singer . . . Operetta. FRANCES CHAMBERLAIN SMYTH “Frannie” “Frannie” dreams of becoming a stenographer . . . extra-cur¬ ricular activities — ice skating and baseball . . . often seen hiking down to her favorite haunt — Candy Palace . . . Fler brown hair and hazel eyes bring joy to many onlookers. [43 1 THERESA DORIS SOAVE “Terry” Personality plus . . . brown hair, brown eyes and a million dollar smile . . . likes to dance and hopes to become a telephone operator „ . . Pet Peeve — sessions. DONALD ARTHUR SPICER “Donnie” Handsome, tall, and fascinating to the girls . . . Secret Am¬ bition — traveling . . . likes baseball, skating, and bowling . . . Senior Play. CARLENE LOUISE STRAND Pleasing personality . . . pretty blond hair . . . member of Glee Club . . . Future Plans — to become a secretary . . . Pet Peeve — conceited people. FRANCIS ALBERT SQUIRES “Frankie” Blond, tall, idol of the girls . . . Favorite Sport — hunting . . . Future Plans — undecided . . . Operetta. DOROTHY JEAN STARBLE “Dottie” Neat . . . attractively dressed . . . enjoys horseback riding and dancing . . . Future Plans — to become a nurse. [44 1 ANN ELIZABETH STEARNS Faithful member of our Glee Club . . . will be another W. H. S. Secretary . . . Favorite Sport ■—- badminton. BARBARA SUSANNE STROZZI Petite . . . neat dresser . . . cooperative . . . member of the Commerical Course . . . Future Plans — indefinite. ROBERT ERNEST SWANSON “Bobby” Fun-loving . . . Member of Traffic Squad . . . enjoys hunt¬ ing, fishing, and girls . . . tall, blond, and well-liked. RUTH ELEANOR SWANSON “Ruthie” Look for “Ruthie’’ at Barney Callahan ' s . . . pretty blond hair . . . famous for her very feminine blush . . . enjoys swim¬ ming and dancing . . . Member of French Club and Reflector Staff . . . Future Plans — to become a nurse. MADELINE PATRICIA TAMILIO “Mai” Wonderful disposition . . . Member of French Club . . . Sub¬ scription Editor of Yearbook Staff . . . likes football . . . hopes to be successful in whatever she attempts . . . “Good Luck!” [ 45 1 PRISCILLA LOUISE TAYLOR “Pat Helpful to all . . . quiet . . . shining eyes . . . Favorite Sport — baseball . . . Secret Ambition — to become an artist . . . Senior Play. MARIE THERESE TEDESCO “Teddy Sparkling personality . . . liked by all . . . Senior Dance and Junior Prom Committee . . . Co-captain of Cheerleaders . . . Lit¬ erary Editor of Yearbook Staff . . . Secretary of Student Coun¬ cil .. . Secretary of the Class of ’49 • • • Favorite Sports — bowl¬ ing, baseball, tennis, and sailing . . . Future Plans — to become a secretary. ROBERT MICHAEL TEDESCO “Mud Comical . . . fine personality . . . Member of Basketball Team Band, and Orchestra . . . Favorite Pleasure — Hunting. JAMES FRANCIS TIGHE “Jimmy “Shorty” . . . blond and handsome . . . neat dresser . . . fond of all sports . . . Future Plans •— undecided. MARY CONSTANCE TRIANTAFILOU “May” Pal of everyone . . . bright smile . . . pleasing personality . . . Editor-in-chief of Yearbook . . . Former member of Reflector Staff . . . Basketball Team . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Guest of Woburn Woman’s Club . . . Daughter of American Revolution . . . Glee Club . . . Badminton Club . . . Winner of second prize in local contest for her essay on “Democracy” . . , Favorite Sport — basketball . . . “May” hopes to become an accountant . . . Senior Play. [ 46] “Billy” WILLIAM JAMES TULLY Popular among his fellow classmates . . . possesses a great sense of humor . . . brown, wavy hair . . . fond of all sports . . . Future Plans — undecided. WALTER WILLIAM TURGISS “Mike” Nice-looking . . . blond and blue-eyed . . . Member of Traf¬ fic Squad . . . Favorite Sport — baseball . . . seen mostly at the Y. M. C. A. . . . Secret Ambition — to become an engineer. WILLIAM DONALD UPTON “Curley” Friendly . . . liked by all . . . Secret Ambition — to be mayor of Woburn . . . Favorite Sports — girls and dancing . . . often seen at the Spa. WARREN JOSEPH WALKER Well-mannered . . . very intellectual . . . Member of Reflec¬ tor Staff . . . Favorite Sports — tennis and bowling. FRED STOWERS WARD “Fred” Never without a smile . . . member of Traffic Squad . . . Favorite Sports — big game hunting and collecting telephone numbers . . . Secret Ambition — to marry a beautiful woman . . . claims he has no ' favorite meeting place. [47] JEAN ISABEL WELLS “Jeame Friendly . . . Member of Athletic Association and Badmin¬ ton Club . . . Secret Ambition — to become a doctor . . . likes bowling and ice skating . . . hopes to attend the Wilson School of Laboratory Technicians . . . Home room spelling winner. PHYLLIS MARY WELLS Diminutive . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . Member of Glee Club . . . Favorite Pastime — writing letters . . . Future Plans — undecided. RICHARD ALAN WHITE “Whitey” A good athlete . . . full of fun and has a gay personality . . . enjoys hockey . . . Baseball Manager . . . Future Plans —unde¬ cided. RONALD WHITE “Ronnie” Quiet . . . studious . . . friend to all . . . Favorite Sport — football . . . Favorite Meeting Place — the movies (Strand) . . . Secret Ambition -— to become an engineer. LORRAINE WHITTEMORE Swell pal . . . pretty hair and sparkling eyes . . . Member of Orchestra . . . Editor of Reflector . . . Sophomore Representative in the Winchester-Woburn radio contest. . .Woburn Woman’s Club . . . Treasurer of the Senior Class . . . likes baseball and roller skating . . . hopes someday to play her accordian in Hollywood Bowl . . . Senior Play. [ 48 ] PHYLLIS MARY WILDER Guest of Woburn Woman ' s Club . . . Treasurer of Year¬ book Staff . . . Prominent member of French Club . . . Student Council Representative . . . Senior Play . . . Favorite Sport — Football . . . frequent meeting place — W. H. S. . . . blond and blue-eyed. CAROLYN MARY WILLIAMS “Caley” lolly, swell personality . . . long black hair . . . likes bad¬ minton . . . Member of the Glee Club . . . hopes to be a concert pianist. MILLICENT ARLENE WOODS Arlene ' ’ Our girl from “out West’’ . . . Photographer of Yearbook Staff . . . loves to play softball . . . wants to become a success- tul housewife. HENRY ALBERT ZANELLO “Honey” Humorous . . . tall . . . popular basketball player . . . Secret Ambition — to have the alphabet begin with “Z” . . . Favorite Rendezvous •— Y. M. C. A. bowling alleys. ROBERT WILLIAM ALLEN Red” Small . . . quiet in school but just like the rest of us out¬ side . . . Favorite Sport — hunting . . . Future Plans — unde¬ cided. [ 49 ] JOHN DURAN “Jug” Diminutive . . . Pet Peeve — getting up early - . . His Mot¬ to is, “Better late than never.” william McDonough “Billy Bashful with women . . . well-mannered ... a class pet. Members Ralph A. Allen Robert Warner Ames Meredvthe Armitage Charles William Brown Evelyn Mary Burke lean Evelyn Burke Irene Rachel Burke Richard Callahan Eleanor Alice Carlson Mary A. Connolly George Robert Connors Claire Margaret Corbett Edward Thomas Cossette Barbara Jean Crouch William Joseph Damrath Morton Samuel Davis Richard Davis Joseph Vincent DeMaio Pauline Ann Dineen Arthur Scribner Doherty James Patrick Doherty David Harmon Ethier Peter A. Ferro Richard Alan Finethy Rose Fiore Lawrence Peter Flaherty William John Flynn George Antone Fowler Joyce Fuller Louis Gangi Gloria Jean Gentile Viola Marie Gentile Eleanor Mae Goding Edward Francis Govostes Oswald Anthony Guilli Earl George Hamilton William Henry Hilbrunner John Millar Hopkins Joseph Hyldburg Richard Beryl Jones Everett LaFrance William Joseph LeBlanc John Francis Lucas William Hugh Margeson Paul James McCormack Charles Michael McDermott Joseph John McDonough Robert Joseph McGinn Arthur James Mclntire Charles Edward McLean Grace Elizabeth McLellan Richard Edward McMurtry Benny Joseph Melaragni Edith Mary Minghella Frank Weslie Nicholson James Albert Nunley Daniel Francis O ' Connell Melvin Olson Robert John O ' Neill Peter Pandolph Lawrence Patenaude Philip Patenaude Richard Thomas Rafferty Laura Ann Reis Mary Rooney Patricia Russell A ORCHESTRA Standing: J. Gordon, D. Cennerazzo, H. Diamantas, L. Whittemore, J. Grecco. C. Finethy, V. Bavaro, R. Tedesco, R. Finethy, H. Wilder, P. McCarron. C. Mahoney, C. Bullett. G. Cain. D. Oulton. F. Rus¬ so, C. Johnson, J. Ahern, P. Jefferson. Sitting: B. Brogna, N. Reynolds, Mr. Kimball. JUNIOR AND SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: G. Crovo, R. Pavvluk, J. Rice. F. Romano, C. Depper, M. Muirenan, P: Wells. A. Dover, Mr: Kimball, J. Connors, J. O’Doherty, J. Hadley. C. Williams, A. Stearns, M. Triantafilou, B. Potter, S: Pappas, S. Corbett. Second Row: J. Fields, R. Poole. E. Edge. C. Strand, f. Doucette. R. Pandolph. M. Woods, S. Graham, B: Garvey, D. Hammond, B. Karelas, T. Soave, H. Angiuoni, S. Erwin, J. Galante. Third Row : M. Rierdan, V. Pappas. G. White, J. Lafayette. R. Russo, T. Gleason, P . Varney, A Johnson, R. McClay. B. Plunkett. L. Cooke. L. Lawn. E. Bryan, J. McDermott, ' H. LaCasse. P. Pepe, P. O’Doherty. Fourth Row: B. Bixby, S. Lester, B. Burns. B. Johnson, R. Vallance, J. Sharp, C. Raftery. E. McElhin- ney, M. Terwilliger. P. Bergeron- P. Barbas. P. Taylor. P. Donegal!. J. Marchese, H. Pappas. Fifth Row: L. Weymouth, E. Sumner. J. Brogna, J. Pierce, M. Boudreau. B. Vasapolli, M. Hargrove, J. Christofero. M. Hargrove, E. Millyan. J. McCauley, D. Rebal, B. Bell. A. MacFarlane. Sixth Row: P. Cristaldi, V. Beaton, M. Greaney, L. Brown, J. Whitcomb. J. Gordon, E. Eriandson. B. Burnes, M. Melaragni, C. Finethy, E. Lichoulas. SOPEIOMORE GLEE CLUB First Row: E. Connors, J. Dever. H. Batten, B. Finley, A. Finnegan. Mr. Kimball, E. Murphy, A. Gian- acopolis. K. Miggos- M. Whittle, B. Capone. Second Row: B. Boudreau. R. Dahlman, F. Doherty, F. Bezzati, N. Govostes. R. Doherty, T. Rodol¬ fos, J. Paris. L. Daquanno, I. Cooper. Third Row: A. Barrasso, A. Koniares. L. Maffeo. J. Jones. D. Dobbins, S. Breen. A. Bigger. C-. Bryant M. Giglio, E. Dascoli. JUNIOR AND SENIOR GLEE CLUB SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB REFLECTOR STAFF First Row: S. Lester. P. Coakley. L. Gibson. E. Edge. M. Coccoluto, L. Whittemore, N. Reynolds, S. Graham, J, Fields, P. O’Doherty. R. Franzese. Second Row ' : Miss M. Burke, Miss Bascom, Miss Hall, P. Barbas. R. Swanson. H. Mul- renan, F. Smyth, J. Callahan. Miss Doherty, Miss Canty. Miss Ranney. Third Row: K. Miggos, E. Lyons. J. Dever, H. Triantafilou. J. Gordon. B. Bixby, F. Bezzati, A. Gianacopolis, B. Finley. Fourth Row: G. Crovo. B. Capone. M. O’Hearne. B. Phinney, C. Hyldburg, J. Foster, M. Boudreau, V. Beaton, B. Sumner, F. Cooke. Fifth Row: Mr. Connolly, B. Donahue. J. Murray, D. Pearson. Mr. Higgins, J. Cagnina, W. Walker, F, Nett. Mr. Blake. TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: R. Fowle, W. Turgiss, D. Spicer. R. Craft, F. Ward, A. Cennerazzo. D. Pearson. Second Row: Mr. Walker. A. Koniares. A. Mentas. R. Swanson, E. Corry, L. Hartnett. W. Ray, A. Veno. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row ' : M. Scott, P. Wilder, F. Hill, J. Sharp. N. Reynolds, L. Whittemore, E. O ' Neil. Second Row: Mr. S. Ricker. E. Murphy, S. Masse. H. Triantafilou, J. Gordon. P. Ray, P. Pepe, Mr. H. Blake. Third Row: T. O ' Connor. R. Dahlman, H. Lombard. J. Lisacki, M. Terwilliger. P. Lund- berg, B. Donahue. Fourth Row: R. Fowle. C. Porter. A. Veno. G. Boyle, R. Gorton. E. Adams. R. Fowle. TRAFFIC SQUAD STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR REPRESENTATIVES First Row: F. Salvati, E. Edge, L. Whittemore, M. Triantafilou. Second Ron ' : P. Wilder, A. Menras, D. Pearson, R. Pawluk, FRENCH CLUB First Raw: E. Edge, P. O ' Doherty, N. Reynolds, J. Whitcomb, S. Masse, Miss C. Burke, E. O’Neil, J. Shelzi, A. Mentas, M. Scott, P. Wilder. Second Row: G. Crovo, J. Fields, R. Cox, B. Burnes, B. Johnson, J. Gordon, C. Finethy, H. Davidson, E. Frisone, M. Tamilio, P. Knowles. Third Row: J. Haley, A. Koniares, J. Curran, J. Deehan, G. Boyle, E. Erlandson, A. Clan¬ cy, T. Galvin, P. Flowers. BADMINTON CLUB First Row: L. Gibson, S. Lester, G. Butler, M. O’Neill. E. O’Neill, B. Edge, G. Crovo, S. Graham, A. Finnegan. Second Row: Miss M. Doherty, M. Rierdan, L. Cooke, E. O ' Donnell, A. Donahue, B. Plunkett, E. McMorrow, E. Bellini, D. Hedblom, D. Taylor. Third Row. S. Tierno, J. Crocker, B. Finley, J. Dever. E. Lyons, H. Batten, K. Miggos, F. Doherty, E. Dascoli, E. Nelson, Fourth Row: M. Smith, P. Ray, M. Whittie, I. Olson, G. Josephson, J. Ziemba, L. Har¬ grove, M. Hargrove. Fifth Row: P. Pepe, A. Johnson, H. O ' Donnell, B. Smith, M. Hargrove, R. Gonsalves, C. Wiggin, E. Murphy, D. Noonan. FRENCH CLUB BADMINTON CLUB BASEBALL TEAM First Row: R. White, T- Lisacki, F. Hill, L. Castiglione, V. Bruno, D. McLain, C. Be¬ gan, Second Row: F. Martin, A. Veno, J. O’Connor, W. McManus, C. DiNardo, Mr McDon¬ ough. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First Row: R. Tedesco, A. Bevilacqua, J. Lisacki, F. Hill, J. Dever, T. Canada, F. Mar¬ tin. Second Row: Mr. McDonough, A. Veno, J. Cody, D. Prescott, ]. O’Connor, J. Riley. Third Row: ]. McCarthy, R. Goldman, R. Amari, A. Pandolph. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First Row: S. Tierno, M. Tervvilliger, M. O ' Neill, E, O ' Neill, L. Cooke, E. Murphy, B. Plunkett, B. Finley, C. Wiggin, Second Row: S. Pappas, B. Brogna, E. O ' Donnell, E. Erlandson, J. Gordon, E. Lichou- las, L. Hargrove. Third Row: S ' . Kane, F. Bezzati, A. Finnegan, P. Gichun, N. Whittie, I. Olson, M. O’ Hearne, H. O ' Donnell. BOYS ' BASKETBALL GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: V. Bruno, J. Dever. D. McKee, G. Bovle, J. Lisacki. J. Courtney, P. Gon¬ salves, F. Hill. R. Chester. Second Row: Mr. Brennan, Mr. Dorrington, J. Riley, A. Bevilacqua. V. Bavaro. R. Gor¬ ton, T. Canada, T. Collins. J. O’Doherty. Mr. White. Third Row: E. Cossette, M. Marciano, W. McManus. E. Adams, W. Sweeney, J. McKee. R. Scire, A. Veno. F. Santo. Fourth Row: R. Varney, B. McKee, F. Andrews. R. Clallin. J. Murphy, C. DiNardo, R. Amari, R. Simonds, A. Pandolph, }. Canada. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Mr. McGovern. E. Dineen. L. O’Connor, R. Fowle, R. Fowle, W. Foster, H. Doherty. Second Row: W. Reagan. F. Russo. R. Bratt. T. Galvin, G. Moore. D. McKinnon. TRACK TEAM First Row: £,. Dineen, T. Galvin. L. O ' Connor, R. Fowle. R. Fowle, W. Foster, J. Lisac¬ ki. D. McKinnon. Second Row: Mr. McGovern, W. Reagan. D. Pigott, G. Moore, D. McKee, R. Bratt. R. Craft, F. Russo. Third Row. R. Veno. A. Cullivan, L. Kiklis, G. Boyle, R. Hassett, S. Grecco. H. Woods. J. Courtney. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM BAND F rst Row: H. Stenquist, A. Ek, J. O’Connor. J. Tedesco. R. Menelley, F. Danforth. E. Hastings. G. Cain, R. Wheaton. C. Mahoney. J. Dwyer. P. Gonsalves. Second Row: P. Jefferson, R. Dever. J. Flaherty, W. McDonough, B. Jordan, W. Peach. D. Hanlon, K. Butts, G. Johnson, G. Walters. J. O’Donnell. G. Brown. L. Connolly. W, McDonough, J. McDonough. Third Row. F. Russo, D. Oulton, P. McCarron. J. McDonald, J. Doherty, R. Finethy, R. Tedesco, J. Murray, H. Wilder. C. Bullett, L. Janerico, B. Donahue, E. McLaughlin. CHEERLEADERS M. Tedesco, J. Brown, B. Garvey, A. Pereira, P. Knowles, L. Mace, P. Coakley. E. Martin. MAJORETTES First Row. P. Pepe, E. Sumner. J. McCauley, A. Bevilacqua, B. Burnes. L. Weymouth. M. Foley, R. Gibson. Second Row. R. McClay, V. Beaton, B. Corrigan, P. Varney, H. Quilitzsch. E. O ' Neill. P. Magee, P. Lundberg. M. Terwilliger. T. Clancv. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES R EE — Woburn High’s outstanding runner, had one of the most en¬ viable records of any high school ath¬ lete. Among the honors that he claims are the “Massachusetts C ross-Country Championship” and the “New Eng¬ land Interscholastic Championship”, the greatest award that can be given to a high school runner. In the Boston Garden Ree again won fame when he broke the mile record. Kee RICHARD FOWLE Kaw R AW — The only runner who beat Ree in 49, was always on his brother ' s heels. Raw became the Pil¬ grim Meet Champion by breaking a record set by his brother a week earlier in a dual meet. Unfortunately he sprained his ankle during practice and was handicapped for the rest of the season. He placed fourth in the State Meet and did exceptionally well to place seventh in the New England Meet. Raw broke the thousand yard record on the same day that Ree broke the mile record. ROBERT FOWLE YEARBOOK M.TRJANTAFILOU H. MULRENAN DEMOCRACY CONTEST Class Poem THE LIGHTHOUSE It stands above the foam-crowned reef — A warning ' gainst the dangers there. The sturdy ships regard its beam As storm clouds gather in the air. The wildest gale disturbs it not; The lashing waves lash but in vain. Its base of strongest rock contrived Holds firm the tower in wind and rain. We with our base of strongest rock In knowledge set must truth release — Must throw ' cross storm-swept skies our light To guide the world to lasting peace. Donald Bryant Pearson Class Song (Tune: Let Ale Call You Sweetheart) Now our years are over here at Woburn High; To our friends and teachers we must say good-bye, In our hearts well cherish all your memories dear; They will make you nearer every passing year. In the school of life we’ll now our names enroll, And each one will journey toward a different goal, Even though the tides of life will Bear us far, May your golden precepts be our guiding star. Phyllis Mary Wilder, ’49 TfeAJt € AUttftaA M A ' HISS H 1 GIN HiSS -SHEER AN fA .Covgjj YV f- H DOfM � (1 TO xssB ' ximjv GCOM TRY J pill ' BIGGEST FLIRTS Bella Karelas lack O’Doherty CLASS PETS Lorraine Whittemore Spike Boyle DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Marie Tedesco Spike Boyle MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Triantafilou Tonv Mentas j MOST BASHFUL Ann Stearns lay Courtney BEST DRESSED Connie Depper Dickie Gorton SB iS B 1— [■■■•■ CUTEST Adeline Pereira Jay Courtney MOST POPULAR Marie Tedesco Spike Boyle MOST AMBITIOUS Jane Sharp Jerome Cagnina BEST SPORTS Rita Poole Jay Courtney WITTIEST Phyllis O’Doherty Dickie Lynch MOST ATHLETIC Pat Knowles Fred Hill WOMAN’S CLUB Who’s What Rose Pawluk Betty Edge Phyllis Wilder Lorraine Whittemore Florence Salvati Mary Triantafilou JUNIOR ROTARIANS Anthony Mentas Donald Pearson SENIOR PLAY CAST Rose Pawluk Spike Boyle Mary Coccoluto Betty Edge Roy Craft Mary Triantafilou Donald Spicer Marion Scott Phyllis Wilder Dick Gorton Lorraine Whittemore Priscilla Taylor Paul Gonsalves YEARBOOK AWARDS Prizes donated by Miss Eleanor Burke and Mr. Morris Zimbel. John J. Lisacki Rose M. Pandolph D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVE Mary Triantafilou SPELLING BEE — Home Room Winner Lorraine Lawn Jean Wells Marilyn Johnson Robert Olson Marion Scott (class finalist) Nancy Reynolds (alternate) Elizabeth O ' Neil John Haley GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY AT STATE HOUSE Mary Triantafilou ESSAY CONTEST — “I Spea{ for Democracy” Helen Mulrenan — First Prize Mary Triantafilou — Second Prize Jean Hadley — Third Prize RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE Mary Triantafilou OPERETTA CAST — “ROSE OF THE DANUBE Wilfred H. Slack Charles D. Began Rita M. Poole Paul F. Gonsalves Mary Lou Martin Genevieve Crovo Pauline E. Magee Vito J. Bavaro Lorraine Whittemore Jane F. Sharp Robert E. Swanson James E. Murray Donald A. Spicer Pauline A. Bergeron Jean A. Galante Barbara A. Garvey Joan L. Lafayette Mary E. Mulrenan Joan M. O’Doherty Phyllis A. O ' Doherty Rose M. Pandolph Shirley M. Erwin Kenneth J. Larry John B. Dever Albert E. Bevilacqua Frank A. Squires Rose E. Pawluk Richard L. Fowle Bella P. Karelas .Madeline P. Tamilio Constance M. Depper Joseph M. McDonough Robert M. Fowle John J. Lisacki Sophie Pappas Rosemarie J. Russo Carlene L. Strand Mary C. Triantafilou Phyllis M. Wells Carolyn M. Williams Millicent A. Woods Jean L. Hadley :i ,■ ' gy p ' ' ' is Kr ' ®1 Wm p | i i 4 a : f, ' 4 Jl , | i; I ■ 4r Wl i s ' si 1||1 v MTV mJk Wm i M L m m tz, 1 1 w mi Class Will We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty Nine, being of sound mind and judgment, solemnly bequeath the following: John Dever leaves without a word or smile. Jean Hadley leaves her truancy reward to Regina Gonsalves. Rose Pandolph leaves her position on the Yearbook Staff. Fred Ward leaves his Senior Dance complication to some junior. Enid Bryan leaves her sparkling personality. Jean Doucette leaves her homework to anyone who will take it. John Haley leaves his report card to some unfortunate junior. Sophie Pappas leaves to make room for her twin. Jean Wells leaves Janet Brown to some peaceful years, unless they work in the same place. Betty Burns leaves quietly and happily. Anne Dover leaves gladly. Robert Hall leaves his book, “How to Milk a Cow.” Phyllis Wells leaves the Senior Class with happy thoughts, of her remembrance. Jerome Cagnina leaves his witty remarks. Elizabeth Edge leaves her brains to whoever needs them. Dorothy Hammond leaves passes to the Strand Theatre to any junior who wants to take her. Richard White leaves Room 14 and the girls in peace. Thomas Canada leaves his innocent expressions to his followers. Roy Farrow leaves many unhappy girls. Donald Harris leaves the thought to the Junior High, “Only a couple of thou¬ sand more days of school — that’s all.” Ronald White leaves all his problems behind. Donald Cassidy leaves French to those who like it. Joan Fields leaves her beautiful voice to Rita Vallance. Lawrence Hartnett is just glad to leave. Shirley Erwin leaves her charming looks and gracious manners. Stella Lancellote leaves without breaking her friendship with M. G. Henry Zanello leaves Room 8 to some unlucky junior who had better not talk a lot. William Rodriques leaves his place in the South End gang to Joe McCallion. Rosemarie Russo leaves happy as usual. Richard Lundquist leaves his height to a future senior. Patricia Coakley leaves her problems with Mr. Blake in Room 14. Mary Mulrenan leaves her quiet manner of sincerity and friendliness. Donald Kerrigan leaves, and he’s not sorry. CLASS WILL — (Continued) Leora Gibson leaves, thinking of men as usual. Donald Pearson leaves his math brain to some destitute junior. Priscilla Taylor leaves her giggles to the future classmates. Helen Anguoni leaves her quiet disposition. Kenneth Larry gladly leaves all his books behind. Calvin Sherburne leaves his regular seat on the North Woburn school bus to a new seventh grader. Eileen Ryan leaves all her torn book covers. Richard Lynch leaves his popularity to a future senior. Mary CoccoLuto leaves the Reflector. James Murray leaves his reserved place on the session list to some deserving junior. Patricia Knowles leaves her pep and enthusiasm to a future cheerleader. Richard Gilgun leaves his gay happy-go-lucky way to anyone who wants it. Rita Poole leaves her good nature and friendliness. Marie Tedesco leaves the next co-captain or president to the oncoming girls. Robert Allen leaves his freckles and red hair to some lucky junior. Sybil Lester leaves the junior boys to the remaining girls. Evelyn O’Neill sorrowfully leaves her homeroom — 18. Walter Turgiss leaves to be a successful East Woburnite. Alberta Bevilacqua leaves a pleasant thought. John McCallion leaves certain junior girls to continue their studies. Donald Spicer leaves — always remembering dear old W. H. S. Jean Seminatore leaves — after four years of good times. Joseph McDonough leaves his place of the only boy taking stenography and typing in Section 1B1. Arthur Cullivan leaves with Janet, he hopes. John Olsen leaves his gentlemanly ways. Susan Graham leaves her many talents to the juniors. Mildred O’Neill leaves with her sister. William Upton leaves Miss Mawn to some peace. Gerard Boyle leaves his worries to the next president. David McKee leaves open the position of center on our high’s “Eleven. ' ’ Carlene Strand leaves a host of friends. Michael Seminatore leaves his famous ? ? personality!! Ethel McGowan leaves her reputation for being so quiet to a future senior. John Davis leaves a quiet manner. Mary Grecco leaves a fund behind to pay students for going to school. Fred Oxford leaves his memories of happy days and many broken hearts. Warren Walker leaves his polite manner to the freshmen. Janet Brown leaves her chemistry gladly. Jane Sharp leaves the presidency of the Student Council to some worthy junior. CLASS WILL — (Continued) Donald McLain leaves his boyish grin to a future senior. Constance Depper takes her poise and beautiful hair, but leaves her art. Thomas Gonsalves leaves his funny books with the juniors to relieve the mon¬ otony of some dull period. Robert Olson leaves his favorite work bench in the shops. Mary Triantafilou leaves her position as Editor of the Yearbook to someone who is as likely to succeed. Pandora Barbas leaves her smart styles. Pauline Magee leaves her baton for another ambitious girl. Frances Smyth leaves her contagious giggle. Marion Scott leaves all her scrap paper used in algebra. Shirley Masse leaves her knowledge for a future senior. James Courtney leaves without even a girl. Hubert O’Don nell leaves the school with a bill for the paper used in making his slips. Richard Gorman leaves school — and is he glad! Elizabeth O’Neil joyfully leaves her math books. William Tully leaves Mr. Bean to a rest. Albert Bevilacqua leaves with his cup. Mary Lou Martin leaves to continue her vocal entertainment. Theresa Soave leaves everyone with memories of her perfect smile. Shirley Scott leaves with Macbeth under her arm. Josephine McDermott leaves that cute grin of hers for a future senior. Roy Craft leaves not too willingly ? ? ? ? Maura O’Donnell leaves her chewing gum and the Superintendent’s office. Genevieve Crovo leaves but will be remembered for her songs. Richard Gorton leaves his winning ways with the girls to some “hunk” of a junior. Josephine Shelzi leaves her position as secretary of the French Club. George Alden Ryder leaves with his dictionary under his arm. Lorraine Mace leaves her place of cheerleader to a future senior. Joan Connors leaves without a sigh. Jean O’Doherty leaves with J. Connors. Theresa Gleason leaves. Barbara Potter leaves the all-boy section to some lucky junior girl. Robert Tedesco leaves his cheerfulness throughout the school for all of us to remember. Charles Began leaves happily. Joseph Linehan leaves without a sound. Peter Skarmeas leaves, still reading the morning paper. Florence Salvati leaves all her sweaters and skirts. Audrey MacFarlane leaves her reputation for being so neat. CLASS WILL — (Continued) Sarah Corbett leaves her curled eyelashes. John O’Doherty leaves his curly hair and manly shoulders. Paul Gonsalves leaves his place on the football team to any junior. Kathleen Quigley leaves happily. James Tighe leaves — period. John Barbas leaves his million dollar sm ile. Paul Magee leaves with his twin. Wilfred Slack leaves his usual seat on the school bus. William Scire leaves with memories of the happy years behind. Norman McLeod just leaves Woburn High School (that’s all). Edmond Corry leaves his duties to another traffic officer. Phyllis O’Doherty leaves the other half of her French Class, Genevieve. Angelo Koniares leaves a host of friends. Phyllis Wilder leaves M. Scott to some peace. Ann Sterns leaves us all with a memory of a perfect lady. Jean Rice leaves all her typing errors to some junior who would like them. Lorraine Lawn leaves her cute smile for a future senior. Robert Chester leaves his quiet disposition to some noisy junior. Donald Mullen leaves his long line of girl friends. Ruth Johnson leaves her blushing face to some junior, (she’ll look funny with¬ out it.) Jean Galante leaves her love affairs to the football players. Adeline Pereira leaves her title as cheerleader to some other dazzling brunette. Ruth Swanson leaves to her young sister all her old flames. Vinnie Bruno leaves his pleasant smile. John Koniares leaves looking as neat as ever. Arlene Woods leaves photography to some future senior. Roger Romei leaves, still quiet. Florence Romano leaves her love for singing. John Lisacki leaves his position of Vice-President to a future senior. Albert Cirone just leaves, he hopes. Helen Mulrenan leaves her cheery greeting and sparkling humor. Bella Karelas leaves her trail of perfume for some male to pick up. Barbara Garvey leaves all the answers to the history questions in the book. Alban Peterson leaves his office as Vice-President of Room 22. Madeline Tamilio leaves her courage to give speeches to any junior who wants it. Joan Bell leaves Jean to carry the Bell name. Tony Mentas leaves his wonderful personality to a very lucky junior. Mary Andreason leaves her biology projects to whoever wants to finish them. Barbara Strozzi leaves her gum chewing to some unlucky junior. Rose Pawluk leaves Mrs. Gillespie alone in the office. CLASS WILL — (Continued) Rose Franzese leaves her seat on the bus from North Woburn to some lucky junior. Frank Florton leaves his personality to anyone who’s lucky enough to get it. Patrick Mogauro leaves his title “Patsy.” Louis Castiglione leaves his material in the P. A. shop. Helen LaCasse leaves her quiet manner to a future senior. Nancy Reynolds leaves Barbara Brogna to play the piano for the orchestra. Frank Squires leaves with many memories of good times. Lorraine Whittemore leaves her position as Treasurer of the Class to some cap¬ able junior. Carolyn Williams leaves the school as one of the smartest girls. Dorothy Starble leaves with all her worries. William Reynolds just leaves joyfully. Joan Lafayette leaves her gay laugh for a future senior. Anthony Cennerazzo leaves his position on the Yearbook Staff to some talented junior artist. Richard Morgan leaves his prominent position on the football team. Marilyn Johnson leaves with an aching head. Eleanor Frisone leaves a handful of pennies to some lucky junior who won’t have to stand in line for change. Constance Record leaves her typewriter with tears. Robert Swanson leaves all his lovely sophomore girls. Vito Bavaro leaves a trail of unhappy girls. Anne Flaherty leaves — period. Frank Hassett leaves his position as traffic officer to a deserving junior. Richard Berquist leaves good looks and wavy hair. Lester Burke leaves to continue his work with his father. Philip Flowers leaves his ability to take a joke. Frederi ck Hill leaves his empty notebooks to any junior who wants them. Pauline Bergeron leaves her quiet personality. Richard Fowle leaves his NECC cup to a lucky boy. Joan Callahan leaves her looks and charming personality. Paul Cassidy leaves us wondering. Robert Fowle leaves an empty spot on the track team. Eleanor Cagnina leaves her petiteness and charm. Geraldine Butler leaves her candy wrappers — empty, of course. John Duran leaves — but gladly. William McDonough leaves his red hair and winning smile to any junior who can find use for them. Signed and sealed on this 31st day of May, one Thousand Nineteen Hun¬ dred and Forty Nine. Class of 1949. ' . ■: JUNIOR BOYS JUNIOR GIRLS junior Prediction JFTER a year of keeping careful watch over you future seniors, the gradu¬ ating Class of 1949 has come through with the following predictions. Terence O’Connor Joan Gordon Larry O’Connor Barbara Burnes Alfred Clancy Barbara Britton Bobby Scire Rita Vallance Bart Donahue Joanne Deehan Paul Foley Evelyn Martin Art Veno Jerry Scalley Pat Pepe Bobby Buote Cynthia Finethy President of the Student Council. One of the best liked in her class. Will carry on for the Fowle twins on the Track Team. Will be voted the cutest girl in the class. Will hold the title, “Most Likely to Succeed . Star of the Girls’ Basketball Team. Will lead the football team to victory. Will keep everyone entertained with her singing. Still getting in everyone’s hair. Certainly will get a part in the Senior Play. Most likely get the honor of Valedictorian. Will lead her fellow cheerleaders for a victorious team. Will trick all with his wondrous magic. Class wit. Most likely will lead the drum majorettes. Known as the cutest boy of 50. Still known as the “Best Dressed girl of her class. Zo Zke future Seniors JSJow that we are coming up for pardon, our deepest sympathies are with you who must finish your sentence. However, don’t be jealous because you, too, will rate consideration when you come before the board next year. That is, if you remain on good behavior. Before we leave we’ll do one big favor. We’ll put in a word for you with all the teachers. In doing this we ' ll ask them to keep a stern hand on your fu¬ ture doings and to make your senior year as difficult as possible. That is, if you wish us to do so. We wouldn’t want to violate our probation by using your name in vain. And when we are gone, think only this of us; that there is one bad influ¬ ence fled from your life. The Class of ’49. Zo Zhe Suture juniors A T last you .have passed your initiation period in this established institution of knowledge. We, your forefathers, about to be released for good be¬ havior feel that you are sadly in need of some expert advice founded on the lessons learned in the school of experience. As sophomores, yours has been the task of suffering all the trials of the lowly, and you have borne your burden nobly. Now you are about to be pro¬ moted and one year of your sentence will be over. Take up the cudgel next year. Be not the dumb-driven beasts you seem — you can’t be. Rise up! Throw off the yoke of slavery. Remember that this country was founded on independence and the right of free speech. Do not sacrifice those ideals, and mark well that tire more you use them, the more adept you will become. When you are called upon by the upper classmen to tame your wild ideas, assert your¬ selves. This, dear Juniors, is the advice of your elder brothers. Follow it and you’ll be sorry. The Class of ' 49. SOPHOMORE BOYS SOPHOMORE GIRLS Appreciation The Innitou Staff takes this opportunity to ex¬ press its thanks to everyone who has helped in any way to make this book a success. We especially wish to thank Miss Margaret Burke, our adviser, Mr. Orel Bean, our principal, Mrs. Helen Gillespie, our secretary, Delaney Press, our printers, and The Warren Kay Vantine Studios. To our patrons and advertisers, without whom this book would have been impossible, we express our everlasting gratitude for their financial and ac¬ tive participation in our behalf. Please patronize our Advertisers — T hey helped make the Innitou possible. Patrons and Patronesses A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND JOHNNY ABREAU MRS. RALPH ADAMS DR. SIDNEY ADAMS LOIS L. ALLEN MRS. SAL ALTA VESTA CARL ANDERSON MRS. ELIZABETH ANGIUONI GUY ANGIUONI MARY R. ANGIUONI JOSEPH H. APP MRS. FLORENCE ARTHUR MR. JOSEPH BAER ROBERT A. BAER MRS. W. C. BAILEY MRS. EBEN BAKER H. FAY BALDWIN BERTHA N. BANE MR. and MRS.. STEVE J. 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DOHERTY JAMES P. DOHERTY KATHERINE A. DOHERTY MRS. LEO F. DOHERTY Patrons and Patronesses — (Continued) MARJORIE E. DOHERTY MARTIN G. DOHERTY ' MILDRED F. DOHERTY PATRICIA ANN DOHERTY’ MRS. THOMAS DOHERTY THOMAS H. DOLAN DON ' S SHOE REPAIRING EUNICE M. DONAGHEY WILLIAM DONAGHEY FRANCES DONAHUE MRS. MARY A. DONAHUE JOHN DONNELLY MR. DENNIS P. DONOGHUE DONOVAN’S STORE MRS. LUCY DOUCETTE MR. RALPH A. DOUCETTE MR. ROY DOUCETTE MRS. LAWRENCE DUNNIGAN WILLIAM F. DUNNIGAN MR. JOSEPH C. DURAN JOHN EDGE MRS. ALGOT EK GERTRUDE E. ELA MRS. ANTHONY ERBETTE MRS. JOHN P. ERWIN JOHN P. ERWIN POTO ERWIN MR. and MRS. RICHARD ERWIN MRS. MARY EVANS MRS. CARL B. EVERBERG HELENA G. FARPELHA MRS. C. EDWARD FARREY MR. and MRS. ALBERT F. FINETHY ROSEMARY E. FINNNEGAN T. H. FINNEGAN T. H. FINNEGAN — Groceries MISS THERESA FLAHERTY MR. WILLIAM H. FLAHERTY , MR. PETER P. FOLEY MISS RITA FOLEY MARY E. FOLAN GRACE R. FOUNTAIN MRS. H. M. FOWLE MR. and MRS. WALTER H. FOWLE MRS. FRANK FRANZESE JOSEPH FUCARILE MR. and MRS. SHERWOOD FULLER MISS JUNE GAFFNEY MRS. CHARLES GAINEY MISS ADA GARRITY MRS. J. W. GARRITY MR. ALPHONSE GAUVREAU CFIARLES GAY — Burlington JOSEPH A. GENTILE JOSEPH J. GIFFUNE, JR. MRS. JOHN F. GILGUN HELEN M. GILLESPIE MRS. DAVE GINSBURG F. WINIFRED GIVEN MRS. THOMAS J. GLENNON MRS. WILLIAM D. GODDARD ADELAIDE GODKIN KATHERINE M. GOLDEN MRS. JOHN GONSALVES SOPHIE E. GORRASI MR. ARTHUR J. GRAHAM MR. and MRS. ARTHUR P. GRAHAM LYRA E. GRAMMAR MRS. ERIC GRANLUND MR. and MRS. GEORGE J. GRANT MR. LARRY GRANT MRS. F. H. GREANEY ROSALIE GRECCO MRS. MARY E. GULDIN THE MISSES HAGERTY MR. and MRS. JAMES D. HAGGERTY. JR. MR. and MRS. GEORGE J. ' HALL THOMAS HAMILTON MRS. WILLIARD G. HAMMOND EILEEN M. HARDY HELEN D. HARKIN MRS. MARY HARRIGAN MR. and MRS. J. FRANK HASSETT GRACE WEBSTER HEARTZ WILLIAM ' HEIMLICH REV. CARLTON HELGERSON MRS. JAMES HENNELLY — N. H. MR. GEORGE C. HETZEL ANNA K. HIGGINS TIMOTHY C. HIGGINS MRS. THOMAS HIGGINS MRS. WILLIAM HILBRUNNER MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER HITMAN MR. JOHN C. HODGES GEORGE A. HOLLAND MRS. DANA HO YE MRS. W. M. HUCKINS MRS. CHARL ES HURD ANNA L. HURLD ELIZABETH J. HURLD MR. and MRS. THOMPSON D. IRWIN — Medford JACK’S OIL BURNER SERVICE MR. MICHAEL JEFFERSON MR. and MRS. A. STANLEY JOHNSON MRS. HAROLD P. JOHNSON MRS. HELGE JOHNSON MR. and MRS. JAMES JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSON MRS. R. F. JOHNSON MISS RUTH JOHNSON MARY P. JONES DR. and MRS. DANIEL L. JOYCE WILLIAM E. KANE, Mayor ESTHER E. KELLEY GRACE M. KERRIGAN KIMBALL ARMS CO. — Antiques EDSON KIMBALL RICHARD LEO KNOWLES BERTIL KNUTSON MRS. HENRY J. KOCZERGA FRANCIS KOHLER J. KOHLER MR. FRANK KONIARES MR. and MRS. THEODORE KONIARES MR. PATRICK LaCASSE MRS. PATRICK J. LaCASSE MR. EDWARD LaDELFE MR. and MRS. J. C. LaFAYETTE THE MISSES LaMONTAGNE MRS. NAQMI LaMONTAGNE MR. OHESTER F. LANDER JANE C. LANNEN FRANCES LARSON NELLIE V. LAWN Patrons and Patronesses — (Continued) THOMAS E. LAWN MR. WILLIAM LAYTON MR. and MRS. GEORGE LEANOS CHARLES LEE MARY M. LEEN MR. JOSEPH LENTINI ARTHUR H. LINSCOTT MRS. SANTO LISACKI CAROLINE P. LONG RUTH O. LORING BERTHA A. LUNAN MRS. NELS E. LUNDIN MR. and MRS. VICTOR LUNDQUIST MRS. ERIC LUNDSKOG MRS. BLANCHARD LUTHER MR. THOMAS LYDON MRS. ELIHU R. LYMAN A. HELEN LYNCH DORIS T. LYNCH MRS. EDWARD J. LYNCH, JR. MRS. JOHN LYNCH MRS. JOHN P. LYNCH RICHARD D. LYNCH MR. and MRS. THOMAS K. LYNCH MARY O. LYONS MAC ' S SMOKE SHOP MRS. A. B. MacCANNELL RUTH M. MacDERMOTT MRS. JOSEPH C. MacDONALD ROGER MacDONALD OCTAVIO MACEDO MR. COLEMAN A. MacFARLANE MR. and MRS. HAROLD L. MacFARLANE LESTER W. MacLEAN GEORGE H. MADDEN ANNA M. MAGUIRE MR. and MRS. THOMAS R. MAGUIRE GERTUDE A. MAHONEY MAIN STREET VARIETY STORE MRS. FRANK J. MALONE — Watertown MRS. MARGARET MANLEY MR. PAUL MARINACCIO HAROLD H. MARSH ANNA C. MARTIN MARY E. MARTIN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. MARTIN ELEANOR MARTINI PATRICIA MARTINI MRS. TERESA MASSE MATTHEW T. MATHSON MRS. JOHN MATSON LOUISE M. MAWN MR. JAMES A. MAWN MR. and MRS. JOHN McCALLIOa MISS MARY McCALLION MRS. JAMES PI. McCARRON MARK E. McCARRON MRS. MARGARET McCARTHY mrs. louis McCarthy CHARLES R. McCAULEY, Chief of Police ROBERT O. McCLAY MISS LINDA McCUE ■ MR. and MRS. LEO G. McDERMOTT mrs. Joseph McDonough ANN T. McEACHERN — Arlington PAUL McELHINEY JAMES E. McGARRY SABINA G. McGONIGLE ruth a. McGovern JAMES F. McGRATH. JR. MR. BERNARD McGUERTY VERONICA L. McHUGH MR. and MRS. JOHN T. McKEERING cecile m. McKinnon LEO R. McKINNON CATHERINE McLATCHY DR. LAURENCE S. McLAUCHLIN m. pauline McLaughlin marion l. McLaughlin rachel Mc-laughlin MRS. SUSAN V. McMAHON MRS. JULIA V. McNANEY CHARLES E. McPARTLIN MARY E. McPARTLIN MR. CHRIS MENTAS MR. GEORGE MENTAS MR. JAMES MENTAS RALPH C. METRANO MRS. LEONE B. MILLER VIOLET M. MILLER MRS. FRANCIS E. MOGE MRS. MARGARET L. MORGAN M. MAUDE MORTON JOSEPHINE M. MULKEEN MRS. JOHN T. MULRENAN MRS. ALAN MUNROE JACQUELINE MURPHY M. KATHERINE MURPHY MARGARET A. MURRAY MARY E. MURRAY MRS. MARY E. MUSE ARTHUR R. NELSON HENMAN NELSON — Winchester MRS. CHARLES E. NEVILLE MRS. JOHN NIEMAN WILLIAM H. O ' BRIEN DANIEL F. O ' CONNELL MARION O ' CONNELL MR. and MRS. EDWARD J. O ' CONNOR MR. DENNIS P. O’DONOGHUE MR. and MRS. JAMES H. O ' DONNELL MR. and MRS. GEORGE OLSON MR., and MRS. JOHN T. O ' NEIL O ' ROURKE’S GAS STATION MRS. F. M. O’ROURKE J. L. O’SULLIVAN ARTHUR J. OXFORD MRS. ELSIE OXFORD LEWIS A. OXFORD MR. and MRS. ALBERT J. PAINE ANGELO M. PANDOLF ' H MR. FRANK PANDOLPH MR. and MRS. PETER PANDOLPH MISS SOPHIE PANDOLPH MR. and MRS. JOHN C. N. PARKER MRS. IVER E. PAULSEN MR. and MRS. SAMUEL PAWLUK MRS. ANTOINETTE PECORA MRS. JOHN M. PECORA HAZEL M. PERCY BERNADETTE PEREIRA HILDA PEREIRA S. SGT. JAMES PEREIRA MR. MANUEL R. PEREIRA MRS. MARY PEREIRA MR. ' HERMAN P. PETERSON MR. and MRS. NORMAN PETERSON O. C. PETERSON Patrons and Patronesses — (Continued) MR. WESLEY N. PHILLIES MRS. GORDON F. PHINNEY C. W. PIERCE — Reading MR. and MRS. CHRIS POLOS MR. and MRS. DONALD PRESCOTT THOMAS QUAIL — Winchester ETHEL M. QUINN J. FRANK QUINN ARTHUR F. RAY MR. and MRS. E. W. RAY TULLIA RAY MARTIN L. REDDY MR. JAMES RELLAS ETHEL M. REYNOLDS. R. N. G. D. REYNOLDS JESSE REZENDES MR. ALBERT R. RICE MR. and MRS. JOHN J. RILEY MR. and MRS. TIMOTHY F. RING IN MEMORY OF VIRGINIA ROBINSON CHARLES D. ROCHF. ROBERT ROCHE WILLIAM A. ROCHE MRS. JOSEPH ROMANO FRED RUSSELL GEORGE P. RUSSELL MRS. MARIAN T. RUSSELL JOSEPH RUSSO DOROTHEA E, RYAN MR. and MRS. GEORGE A. RYDER MR. CARLO SABATELLA HELEN A. SALMON MR. and MRS. ROBERT SALVATI MRS. ANN SANDERS JOSEPH SCELZO MRS. STANLEY SCHMIDT MR. and MRS. FRED SCHNEIDER MR. WILLIAM SCIRE DOROTHY E. SCOTT MR. and MRS. HARRY S. SCOTT MR. ROBERT J. SCOTT MRS. HARRIET SCRIVENS AGNES G. SECKEL MR. and MRS. MICHAEL SFMINATORE SHIRLEY A. SEVRF.NS MARIE SHEA MARY A. SHEA MRS. ESTHER SHEERAN HELEN A. SHEERAN DR. and MRS. J. PAUL SHEERAN MR. ROCCO SHELZI HAROLD SMALL — Burlington MR. ALEXANDER SMYTF1 ‘ MISS MARY J. SNIDER MR. THOMAS E. SNIDER GERALDINE A. SOLES MR. and MRS. LELAND B. SOLES C. E. SORENSEN MR. and MRS. PATRICK SPINAZOLA MRS. CHARLES SPROVIERO MR. CARL STRAND MR. and MRS. CARL STENRERG CHARLES STENBF.RG MRS. CHARES STENBERG MRS. JOHN STEWART MRS. FRANK STOKES MRS. PHILIP STREECHON MRS. HILDA F.. STROM MR. WILLIAM G. STRONG. SR. MRS. C. W STRYKE RUTH SUDBURY MRS. JAMES SULLIVAN -MRS. THOMAS P. SULLIVAN WINIFRED G. SULLIVAN FLORENCE P. SUTHERLAND MR. and MRS. ERNEST SWANSON HAROLD B. SWEETSER MARY H. SWIFT ETHEL M. TABER MR. A. TAMILIO MRS. CLARA TAMILIO MRS. THERESA TANCRETI MR. AL TEDESCO MR. and MRS. JOHN TEDESCO HAROLD AND MARY TERWILLIGER M. LOUISE JESSIER THE EVERGREENS MARY E. THYNE ARTHUR TILTON BESSIE A. TOBIN ANTOINETTE TOFFALO TOTMAN’S SUNOCO SERVICE MR. and MRS. D. TOWSE MRS. M. GEORGE TRAER MR. and MRS. CHARLES N. .TRI ANTAFILOU THESPINA TRIANTAFILOU MRS. JOSEPH TYRELL — Watertown CHARLES H. UNGERMANN MRS. NATHANIEL R. UPTON ANTHONY VALENTE JUDY VALENTE MRS. STEPHEN VALENTE MRS. J. E. VAN VALKENBURG MR. and MRS. ARTHUR A. VENO ELVA A. VENO MR. EDWARD WAGNER MR. and MRS. PAUL M. WAGNER WILFORD A. WALKER DOROTHY A. WALSH MR. EDWARD WALSH MR. and MRS. WILFRED A. WALSH D. LEE WATERS DOROTHY WEAFER GERALDINE A. WEAFER MRS. WEDLOCK MR. and MRS. ARTHUR WELLS MRS. WEYMOUTH MRS. CHESTER WHITE MRS. DONALD A. WHITE E. MARIE WHITE MRS. ETTA WHITE — Somerville MALCOLM S. WHITE. JR. MALCOLM S. WHITE. SR. MR. HAROLD H. WH1TTEMORE SHIRLEY WIKMAN DR. JOHN M. WILCOX MR. and MRS. HOWARD WILDER MR. and MRS. KENNETH B. WILLIAMS MRS. FRANK E. WINSLOW GEORGE WYER MRS. SADIE A. WYER EVELYN L. WYMAN MRS. WALTER B. WYMAN SARAH J. YATES MRS. LEWIS S. YOUNG MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL of PHYSIOTHERAPY FOUNDED 1937 ENTER THE PROFESSION OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Courses in Physiotherapy, X-Ray, Medical Laboratory Techniques, Medical Secretary — One and Two-Year Courses Limited Enrollment — Veterans ' Programs — Co-ed, Placement, Certificate. Clinical Training GRADUATES EMPLOYED IN HOSPITALS, CLINICS and MEDICAL OFFICES Applicants now being considered for all courses REGISTER NOW! Licensed by the Commonwealth of Mass. Dep’t. of Education 240 BEACON STREET, BOSTON Telephone KE 6-4211 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Your School Committee PETER E. McHUGH, Chairman JOHN J. BEATTY LOUISE M. BRADLEY ELEANOR F. BURKE GEORGE T. CONTALONIS STEPHEN J. FLYNN JAMES J. LONG WILLIAM F. SHAUGHNESSY Compliments of Baumgardner Trailer Sales 137 LEXINGTON ST., WOBURN, MASS. “BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 — May success and happiness be yours always.” A FRIEND Mass. Gear and Tool Co. GEARS OF ALL TYPES MANUFACTURERS 30 NASHUA ST., WOBURN Compliments of Murray Leather Company WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS SMARTandAKESON, Inc. 29 WINN STREET, WOBURN Tel. WO 2-2445 Compliments of BOND SHOES HOUSE OF THE AMERICAN GIRL SHOES SMART CAMPUS FOOTWEAR 446 MAIN ST. WOBURN, MASS. Gavin ' s Market, Inc. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS 434 Main St., Woburn, Mass. Tel. WOB. 2-0427 Central Hardware Co. —INCORPORATED— 437 Main Street WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WOB. 2-0032 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1949 EDWARD G. BOYLE Holland Bros. Bus Lines, Inc. 14 - 18 PARK STREET WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WOB. 2-0043 Compliments of C. SPINAZOLA TRUCKING Woburn, Mass. Ward ' s Cut Rate MAIN STREET Woburn, Mass. AL PAINE McLaughlin and Quality Fish Market Dennison 486 MAIN STREET DRUGGISTS Woburn Tel WO 2-0600 Mass. 433 MAIN STREET Woburn, Mass. Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. WOBURN, MASS. Woburn Co-operative Bank CHARTERED FEBRUARY 21, 1887 6 COMMON STREET, WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS — SERIAL SHARES ALWAYS ON SALE — Present Rate of Interest 2V2 Percent Annually- Compounded Quarterly An individual may hold from 1 to 40 Shares in his or her name or up to 80 Shares in a Joint Account. Co-operative Bank sharesi are insured in full under the laws of the Common¬ wealth of Massachusetts. The income from Co-operative Bank shares is Tax Exempt in Massachusetts. JOHN H. BATES, Pres. HERMAN P. PETERSON, Treas. Doherty Brothers Market — GROCERIES — MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Hours 9-6 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT WIN. 1183 Wilfred Beauty Shop - ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE - MARY CHURCHILL, Prop. 540 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MASS. Locatelli Bldg. — APPLIANCES — TELEVISION — RADIO — The Ryan Company 516 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASS. ELMER A. FRANSON WOburn 2-0005 CHARLES E. RYAN Compliments of F. M. Ca se, Pharmacy “The Prescription Store’ 158 MAIN STREET Telephone WO 2-0206 Compliments of Sears Roebuck Co. WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Gorin ' s Inc. Woburn, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Woburn Visiting Nurses ELEANOR F. BURKE RITA T. DUNN JOAN F. FORBES “For Digjjified Sentiments a Roes si ' ey” Roessler and Sons, Inc. ARTISTIC MEMORIALS IN GRANITE, MARBLE and BRONZE Alain Office and Plant 117 SALEM STREET, WOBURN, MASS. Telephone WOburn 2-1184 Compliments of John L. Fowle Company MANUFACTURERS OF BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES WOBURN, MASS., U. S. A. PHONE WO 2-1492 Compliments of L. J. MURPHY ‘YOUR DRUGGIST” 379 MAIN STREET WOBURN MASS. John T. Erwin — GROCERIES AND COLD CUTS — FRESH FRUITS — VEGETABLES TEL. WO 2-0450 675 MAIN STREET CENTRAL SQUARE. WOBURN. MASS. — COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES — WOBURN NATIONAL BANK WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Woburn Daily Times COMPLETE, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS ON YOUR SCHOOL and YOUR SCHOOL SPORTS PUBLISHED DAILY 25 MONT VALE AVE,, WOBURN, MASS. Telephones WOburn, 2-0132 — 2-2462 The Town Line — CATERING — Accomodations for Private Parties 5-7 MAIN STREET (Woburn-Winchester line) Open Noon to Midnight Phone WOburn 2-2550 — 2-2269 Woburn Auto and Supply Company 489 MAIN STREET WOBURN MASS. Tel. WOburn 2-1270 “More than just an auto store.” BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 A Friend Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank — INCORPORATED 1854 — - MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORTGAGES - IN WOBURN AND VICINITY ASSETS OVER $13,500,000 Christie MacDonald ' s Food Shops — BAKED FOODS — • JUST AS CLEAN • JUST AS WHOLESOME AS IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN iq Mt. Vernon St. — Winchester, Mass. Compliments of Luongo ' s Bakery MAIN STREET WOBURN. MASS. Compliments of Tribble Cordage Mills Inc. Bryant Street Market CLOTHES LINES — MOPS 25 BRYANT STREET — TWINES — SASH CORD — WOBURN MASS. 27 MONTVALE AVENUE Tel. WO 2-1189 WOBURN MASS. Beauty Culture In Its Most Advanced Form We prepare young men and women for a life of refinement — interesting work — security and prosperity. COURSES are complete and systemized. Our INSTRUCTORS have been carefully prepared to a required standard, and each one is a GRADUATE of the ACADEMY itself. CLASSROOMS are spacious and modernly equipped — an entire building is devoted for this purpose. The number of high-class positions filled by our FREE PLACE¬ MENT BUREAU has increased yearly for more than a decade. Moderate Tuition — Convenient Payment Terms DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Further information regarding the possibilities in this vocation gladly furnished. Write for free booklet — or visit our Academy without obliga¬ tion. WILFRED ACADEMY of Hair and Beauty Culture 492 BOYLSTON ST. KEnmore 6-0880 BOSTON, MASS. Compliments of Wholesome Cafeteria 423 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Cannon and Neelon Joe O’Brien, Mgr. SilverLake Grill, Inc. 4 SALEM STREET WOBURN, MASS. Woburn Shoe Hospital ' EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING’ HATS CLEANED — BANDS RENEWED 9 WALNUT ST., WOBURN, MASS. George Yeatropoulos, Prop. Compliments of Fitzgerald Cleansers INC. 959 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER Tel. Winchester 6-2350 % Allen ' s Cut Rate MAIN STREET WOBURN. MASS. A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES Purtle ' s Pharmacy 673 MAIN STREET CENTRAL SQUARE WOBURN, MASS ' . Tel. WOburp 2-1850 Compliments of The French Club SCHOOL and COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishes to the Class of 1949 Warren Kay Van tine Official Class Photographer 132 BOYLS ' TON STREET BOSTON, MASS. LEARN .beauty culture EARN .steady income ENROLL NOIV . yyiani|iefd! ditauty dicadcmy Est. 1909 ★ Moderate Tuition ★ Convenient payment terms ★ Day - evening - part-time classes ★ GI Approved OiVi.il z. . . today fox out calatoyue and com information MANSFIELD BEAUTY ACADEMY 673 Boylston Street - 125 Tremont Street Boston, Massachusetts 34 Central Square - Lynn, Massachusetts Autographs Autographs