Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

ot l - VW.cVl UcvtJ� co i v ’ I ■ V ' ; . VcCE IO r WOBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL Woburn, Massachusetts JUN 12 I960 Q CD C foreword Because of the wealth of Indian lore which Woburn possesses, we have decided to keep the motif of The Innitou (The Looking Glass) in Indian style. Thus our dividers feature the early inhabitants of our city in all their strength and character as they might have been por¬ trayed in days of yore. Together with our advisers we have en¬ joyed working for the success of our Yearbook and we sincerely hope that it will serve as a source of pleasure to our classmates for many years to come. Dedication DORIS T. LYNCH LOUISE S. MAWN This issue of the INNITOU would never have been a success were it not for the many afternoons of hard work and helpful guid¬ ance afforded us by our kind advisers. We shall always remem¬ ber the many hours of patient assistance in our behalf. We, the class of Nineteen Fifty, therefore, take pleasure in dedicating this issue to Miss Doris T. Lynch and Miss Louise S. Mawn as a small token of gratitude. J. FRANK HASSETT To the Members of the Senior Class: The Age of Security has arrived in our country. Federal and State Laws now re¬ quire all working citizens or their employer, and in some cases both, to set aside a small portion of their earnings for security in their old age. Some of you will continue your education in September at schools of higher learn¬ ing; others among you will enter immediately into the competitive field of employment. You will be told about Social Security Withholding, Labor Union Membership, Blue Cross Health Insurance, U. S. Savings Bonds, etc., which will be withheld from your salary wherever you work. Although these withholdings will lower your take home salary, all are worthwhile benefits which will later help to guarantee security should you become ill, unemployed, or eventually reach the compulsory retirement age. Lest we forget, we do live in a Modern City, a Progressive Commonwealth, and a County which has God’s Blessing. Opportunities are numerous, and your chances for success in life are excellent. Congratulations to you, and to your Parents upon your completion of your high school course. J. Frank Hassett Superintendent of Schools OREL M. BEAN I am very happy to extend to you my sincere congratulations upon your graduation from Senior High School. It is my hope that you will consider this only a step in the pro¬ cess of education and that you may have the desire and opportunity to continue the work well started. Today as never before there is a great demand for leadership of high quality and in¬ tegrity. Your opportunities for worthwhile achievement are unlimited. You have the cour¬ age, the imagination, and energy of youth in one of the most interesting periods of history, and you should view the years ahead with optimism. By continued study you should pre¬ pare yourselves to take part actively as informed and responsible citizens in the solution of social, economic, and political problems of community, state, and nation. You will do well to remember that it is character which will determine the extent of your individual success. Therefore, dare to be fine, true, and upright in all that you do. Your Yearbook, is a marked achievement. We rejoice with you in its success. As you turn its pages through the years, memories of happy days at Woburn Senior High School will give you great enjoyment. We have all found pleasure in working with and helping you while you have been in high school, and w ' e shall look forward to any further service we may render. May you yourselves find the satisfaction in achievement that comes with hard work and honest en¬ deavor. May good health and prosperity attend you and the years ahead be happy ones. Orel M. Bean, Principal First Row: Helen R. Sheeran, Hazel M. Perry, Zilpah F. Ranney, Myrta A. Hall, Ethel M. Bascom, Orel M. Bean, (Principal), Helen M. Gillespie (secretary), Helen V. Doherty, Anastasia G. Canty, Margaret L. Burke, Doris Hickman. Second Row: John F. McGovern, Geraldine A. Soles, Catherine E. Burke, Louis S. Mawn, Doris T. Lynch, Mary Thyne, Marie Shea, Margaret M. Burnap, Alice E. Brady, M. Maude Morton, Helen A. Salmon, P. Joseph Connolly. Third Row: Timothy F. Ring, Edson L. Kimball, James H. O ' Donnell, Wilford A. Walker, William A. Roche, Timothy C. Higgins, Shipley W. Ricker, Wilfred A. Walsh, Henry D. Blake, John A. Reddy, James F. Brennan. Zke faculty Zkc Jnnitou Staff EDITOR—IN—CHIEF Terrence O ' Connor ASSISTANT EDITOR Barbara Burnes LITERARY EDITORS Patricia Barbas Josephine Brogna Alfred Clancy Joseph Curran PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Bart Donahue Arthur Veno TYPISTS Barbara Britten Edith Hede Phyllis Lundberg BUSINESS MANAGER James Reilly ADVERTISING EDITORS Thomas Galvin Charles McLatchy William McManus Gerard Scalley ART EDITOR Leo Riley TREASURER John O ' Connor JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Ellen Lyons Helen Triantafilou FACULTY ADVISERS Margaret Burke Doris Lynch Louise Mown Ropes Past Bells of Future SENIORS VICE-PRESIDENT J. O ' CONNOR PRESIDENT A. VENO Class Officers SECRETARY TREASURER J. BROGNA P. BARBAS JOSEPH JAMES AIREY Jim Cute . . . curly hair . . . shy smile . . . hopes to be an automobile mechanic . . . Secret Ambition—To learn to dance like Arthur Murray ... Pet peeve—Women drivers. ROBERT MICHAEL AMARI Peanuts Friendly smile . .. handsome . . . corney . . . enjoys football, basketball, baseball . . . hopes some day to do Civil Engineering . . . Secret Ambition—Plumbing. HELEN VERA ANDERSON Blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . likes baseball . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary. JOSEPHINE ANN ANDERSON Josie Just like her twin, blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . Future Plans—To continue night schooling . .. Secret Ambition— To get married. FRED WILLOT ANDREWS Fred Tall ... dark . . . handsome ... a lover . . . neat dresser . . . participates in football . . . Future Plans—To be a success in life . . . Secret Ambition ... To be a first- class mechanic. 15 DAVID WESLEY BANKS Dave Tall ... handsome . . . nice dresser . . . Reflector Staff, Traffic Squad . . . Future Plans—To further education . . . Secret Ambition—To pass chemistry . . . Pet peeve— Teachers who fuss over you for being late for class. PATRICIA BARBAS Pat Cute . . . neat dresser . .. brown hair, sparkling eyes . . . pleasing personality . . . cooperative . . . Literary Editor on Yearbook Staff . . . Treasurer of the Senior Class of ' 50 ... enjoys tennis, swimming and dancing ...Fu¬ ture Plans—To go to college . .. Secret Ambition—To become a private secretary . . . Pet peeve—Boys who have no manners. JOSEPH HENRY BARCH Joe Bashful . . . nice looking . . . participates in football . . . Future Plans—To succeed as a citizen. ROBERT JOSEPH BARRUCCI Bobby Handsome . . . pleasant . . . nice eyes . . . likes bas¬ ketball, baseball, football, and hockey . . . Future Plans— To go into the Navy . . . Pet Peeve—Girls. ANGELINE ANNE BAVUSO Anne Friendly . . . likable . . . nice personality . . . Im¬ maculate Conception Girls ' Drill Team . . . Future Plans— To be a secretary . . . Secret Ambition—To take a plane and boat trip . . . Pet Peeve—Boy snatchers. 16 V VIVIAN RUTH BEATON Viv Member of the Reflector Staff and Glee Club . . . One of our Majorettes . . . Swell pal . . .liked by all , . . likes swimming . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Secret Haunt—Barney ' s . . . Good dancer. CLAIRE ROSE BEAUCHAMP Rosie Cute . . . Wavy hair . . . Future Plans—To work in an office . . . Secret Ambition—To get married . . . Pet Peeve—Rainy days. BARBARA RITA BELL Petite . . . Cute . . . quiet . . . Reflector Staff, Basketball Team . . . Future Plans—To work in an office . . . Secret Ambition—To get a Mailable Letter in Transcription . .. Pet Peeve—Conceited People. CARL ALFRED BERGESON Mushy Smallest boy in our class . . . quiet . . . witty . . . modest . . . likes to hunt game . . . Future Plans—To work in a store . . . Secret Ambition—To shoot a ten-point buck . . . Pet Peeve—Tests HELEN CECILE BIGGER Friendly . . . popular . . . nice personality . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Pet Peeve—Boys . . . Secret Ambition—To get married. 17 BEVERLEY ANN BIXBY ' Bev ' Charming . . . popular . . . quite fond of boys . . . French Club, Reflector Staff, Glee Club ... an excellent singer . . . Future Plans—To go to Mount Ida . . . Secret Ambition—To get married. RHODDA MARY BLUNDELL Rhodie” Friendly . . . cute . . . personality plus . . . full of fun . . . Reflector Staff . . . Future Plans—To be a Medical Sec¬ retary . . . Secret Ambition—To write a novel. CLYDE JAMES BOUDREAU Bud Rather quiet . . . easy come, easy go . . . sports. . . Hockey and skiing . . . Future Plans—To be a mechanic . . . Secret Ambition—To stay single . . . Pet Peeve-—Tall tales. MARY FRANCES BOUDREAU Popular . . . nice looking . . . best dressed girl in the Senior Class . . . Cheerleader . . . likes Jay ... Reflector Staff . . . Glee Club . . . Future Plans—To work in an of¬ fice . . . Pet Peeve—Bashful boys. JOYCE ELOISE BOUTWELL Joycie Nice looking ... liked by all . ..Future Plans—To work in an office . . . Secret Ambition—To marry a certain Louis . . . likes swimming and dancing .... Pet Peeve— Boys who know it all. 18 JOAN LOUISE BRADY Tall ... slender . . . quiet . . . good worker . . . Future Plans—To be a receptionist . . . Secret Ambition—To be a model. ALITA MARY BREEN Al Nice kid . . . always has a smile . . . nice personal¬ ity ... Women ' s Relief Corps . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Secret Ambition—To be in the service . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people. BARBARA MARGERY BRITTEN Barb Popular . . . pleasant . . . sociable . . . hard worker . . . personality plus . . . Glee Club . . . Participates in softball, basketball, badminton . . . Future Plans—To at¬ tend a beauty culture school . . . Secret Ambitions—Sing¬ ing and dress designing . . . Pet Peeve—Looking for a job after graduation. JOSEPHINE BARBARA BROGNA Jo Popular . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . always has a smile ... a hard worker . . . Sophomore and Junior Glee Clubs . . . Junior Prom and Senior Dance Committees .. . Yearbook Staff . . . Likes tennis, badminton . . . Pet Peeve -—Borrowers who never return . . . Future Plans—To be¬ come a secretary. FRED COLLEY BROWN Brownie Friendly . . . handsome . . . popular . . . always has a smile . . . excellent baseball player . . . Secret Ambition— To graduate and to be a success in life . . . Pet Peeve— Chemistry. 19 LEONA GERTRUDE BROWN Brown hair . . . quiet . . . nice personality . . . Future Plans—To become a nurse . . . Secret Ambition—Navy Nurse . . . Pet Peeve—People who are conceited and have no reason to be. ROBERT CARLTON BUOTE ' ' Bob ' ' Good looking . . . nice hair . . . likes girls, football .. . Secret Ambition—Dancing Instructor . . . Future Plans—- To continue schooling . . . Pet Peeve—Girls who give him a hard time. BARBARA LEWIS BURNES Barb ' ' Cutest girl . . . nice personality . . . Sparkling white teeth . . . Assistant Editor of Yearbook . . . cheerleader . . . Junior Prom and Senior Dance Committees . . . Glee Club . . . Future Plans—Nurse . . . Secret Ambition—Model . . . Pet Peeves—Conceited boys and rainy days. WILLIAM EDWARD CAIL Bill Nice looking . . . intelligent . . . quiet . . . belongs to the DeMolay . . . participates in baseball, hockey, bowl¬ ing, and skiing . . . Future Plans—To join the service . . . Secret Ambition—To catch G. C. with a girl . . . Pet Peeve—W omen. JAMES LEO CANADA Fido Liked by all ... rather bashful . . . Baptist Youth Fellowship . . . HiY Club . . . Basketball and foot¬ ball manager . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To study music . . . Pet Peeve—working. 20 JAMES DAVID CAPLIS Jimmy Easy going . . . quiet . . . Favorite Nickname— Care¬ less . . . Secret Ambition—To be rich . . . Pet Peeves— Getting up in the morning and homework . . . Future Plans—Undecided. EUGENE STUART CARTER Gene Handsome . . . tall . . . blond . . . belongs to the De Molay . . .likes baseball, basketball, hockey . . . Future Plans—To join the service . . . Secret Ambition—To catch a certain friend on Turkey Hill . . . Pet Peeve—Catty girls. BASIL CASSANOS Rathbone Quiet . . . shy . . . has his eye on just one girl . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition—To completely finish one French assignment . . .Pet Peeve— Homework. JOSEPHINE CHRISTOFERO Jo Nice personality . . . Glee Club . . . Future Plans—To be a seamstress . . .Secret Ambition-—To be rich . . . Pet Peeve—No date for the Prom. ALFRED FRANCIS CLANCY, JR. Al Attractive . . . easy to get along with . . . neat dress¬ er ... most likely to succeed . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Traffic Squad . . . Track Team . . French Club in Junior Year . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition—To direct a large orchestra . . . Pet Peeve—People who are not sociable. 21 Bob ROBERT ELIAS CLAFLIN, JR. Handsome . . . popular . . . Co-Captain of the Foot¬ ball Team . . . Member of the Student Council, Senior Dance Committee . . . likes hockey . . . Future Plans—- Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—Success . . . Pet Peeve— Any thing to do with Concord. FRANCES ANN CLOONAN Frannie Witty . . . ambitious . . . Future Plans—Hairdressing . . . Secret Ambition—To travel all over the world . . . Pet Peeve—Mr. Blake ' s English tests. RALPH STEWART COAKLEY Ralphie Tall ... good athlete . . . easy going . . . likes loot- ball, baseball, basketball . . . Future Plans—professional athletics . . . Secret Ambition—To become a coach . . . Pet Peeve—Going to school. JOHN FRANCIS CODY, JR. Sam Nice looking . . . Girls ' Ideal . . . Traffic Squad . . Basketball Team . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition—To have no swearing allowed . . . Pet Peeve—Sessions. SHIRLEY MAE CONNORS Shirl Tall ... black hair . . . nice smile . . . likable . . . quiet . . . Future Plans—Medical Secretary . . . Pet Peeve —Busses that arrive on time. 22 LORRAINE ELIZABETH COOKE Cookie” Nice kid . . . beautiful blue ' eyes . . . Editor of the Reflector . . . Woman ' s Club Representative, Badminton Club, Basketball Team, Softball Team . . . Future Plans— Secretary . . . Secret Ambition—Concert Pianist . . . Pet Peeve—Boys who don ' t know the rules of etiquette. CAROLYN FRANCES CORBETT Carrie Sincere . . . Easy going . . . Future Plans—To become a private secretary . . . Secret Ambition—To get married and settle down . . . Pet Peeve—People who know it all. BARBARA ANN CORRIGAN B arb Small . . . Nice looking . . . One of those lovely cheer¬ leaders . . . Reflector Staff . . . Future Plans—To become a nurse. EDWARD THOMAS COSSETTE Eddie Member of the C. Y. O. and the Immaculate Concep¬ tion Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Football player . . . likes baseball hockey, swimming . . . especially likes the women . . . Future Plans—To be a bookkeeper . . . Secret Ambition—To go to Sun Valley. PAMELA THERESA CRISTALDI Pam Nice looking . . . liked by all ... Glee Club . . . Favorite Sports—Football, tennis, baseball . . . Future Plans—Office work . . . Secret Ambition—To travel . . . Pet Peeve—Waiting for the telephone to ring. 23 DAVID EMERY CULLIVAN Cully ' ' Nice kid . . . ambitious . . . Favorite Sport—Skating . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition —To eat all the snow in Alaska . . . Pet Peeve—Disagree¬ able people. JOSEPH FRANCIS CURRAN Joe ' ' Big . . . strong . . . tall . . . member of the Yearbook Staff . . . Likes baseball, hockey . . . Future Plans—To further schooling . . . Pet Peeve—Getting up in the morn¬ ing . . . Class and Home Room Spelling Winner. HELEN BARBARA DAVIDSON Babs Blond . . . neat . . . quiet . . . likes roller skating, soft- ball . . . Future Plans—To continue schooling . . . Secret Ambition—To be a nurse . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people. ROBERT DAVIS Davie Bashful . . . liked by all ... likes swimming, base¬ ball, football . . . Future Plans—University of Massachu¬ setts . . . Secret Ambition—To go to Florida. JOANNE MARIE DEEHAN Jo Ann Tall ... friendly . . . good worker . . . likes roller¬ skating, football . . . Future Plans—To get married . . . Secret Ambition ' —To be an efficient secretary . . . Pet Peeve—- Bad Boys. 24 RITA ANN DEMONICO Black hair . . . beautiful hands . . . enjoys football players . . . Future Plans—Office Work . . . Secret Am¬ bition-—To meet Burt Lancaster . . . Pet Peevfe—Conceited people. JOSEPH CARL DESALYO J. C. Belongs to the SEIIC . . . intelligent . . . quiet . . . easy going . . . Secret Ambition—To be General Ma nager of the A P . . . Future Plans—To continue schooling . . . Pet Peeve—Teachers who do not treat seniors as seniors. CARMEN DOMENIC DINARDO Scooper Short . . . well built . . . handsome ... a football star . . . Future Plans—To work in the New England Milk Producers ' Association . . . Pet Peeve—Women drivers. HUGH KEVAN DOHERTY Hughie Tall ... Slim . . . handsome . . . full of fun . . . Usher at the Strand Theater . . . likes softball . . . Future Plans— To attend college . . . Secret Ambition—Principal for one day . . . Favorite Meeting Place—Library Field. BART JAMES DONAHUE ' ' General ' ' Member of the Student Council for four years . . . Band . . . Yearbok Staff . . . Favorite Sport—Bowling .. . Future Plans—To be a stage director . . . Secret Ambition -—Professional Ballroom Dancer . . . Can be found at the Towanda Club any time. 25 PATRICIA ANNE DONEGAN Pat” Conscientious . . . very bashful . . . likes badminton, field hockey . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be a saleswoman . . . Pet Peeve—Show-offs. ROBERT WILLIAM DUNNIGAN Bob Short . . . nice looking . . . likes baseball and hockey . . . Future Plans—To work in the Tanners National Bank. CHARLES DURAN Dugie Always smiling . . . nice hair . . . member of C. Y. O. . . . likes baseball, hockey . . . Future Plans-—To grad¬ uate . . . Scret Ambition—To work (a little) . . . Pet Peeve —Jealous girls. ELAINE DOROTHY ERLANDSON Laney Blond . . . likes athletics . . . Glee Club, French Club in Junior year . . . plays basketball, tennis, bad¬ minton . . . Future Plans—Business School . . . Secret Ambition—To get A in English . . . Pet Peeve—Oral themes. ROBERT FRANCIS FARREY Bobby Good dancer . . . great friend to girls . . . talented singer . . . likable . . . enjoys skating . . . Future Plans —Not to work hard . . . Secret Ambition—Another Clark Gable . . . Pet Peeve—Everything. 26 t i ' 11 Figs JOHN JOSEPH FIGUCIA, JR. Easy going . . . witty . . . South End Independent Club . . . enjoys baseball . . . Future Plans—Further schooling . . . Secret Ambitions—To make a few billion dollars . . . Pet Peeve—Stubborn and non-cooperative people. CYNTHIA ANN FINETHY Cyn Well-liked . . . nice personality . . . smart dresser . . . friendly . . . Orchestra . . . Glee Club . . . enjoys bad¬ minton . . . Future Plans—To attend Junior College . . . Secret Ambition—To be a Concert Organist. RICHARD ALLAN FINETHY Dick Tall ... blond . . . handsome . . . Enjoys skating and skiing . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Future Plans— To go to Alaska . . . Secret Ambition—To be hunted by women . . . Pet Peeve—Teachers ... Won a cup for skiing. MAURICE JAMES FINNEGAN Moe Friendly . . . Good—natured . . . likes Football, Track . . . Future Plans—To graduate . . . Secret Ambition—To be an actor . . . Pet Peeve—Starting school at 8:10. CATHERINE MONICA FLAHERTY Cathy Tall ... quiet . . . Glee Club . . . likes football, skat¬ ing . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition— To get married . . . Pet Peeve—Bad boys. 27 DONALD ROBERT FLAHERTY ' ' Flats ' ' Tall ... blond . . . friendly . . . Future Plans—To be a salesman . . . Secret Ambition—To fly ... Pet Peeve— Conceited girls. LAWRENCE PETER FLAHERTY Flats” Tall ... handsome . . . center on the football team . . . wiz on the dance floor . . . enjoys basketball and swimming . . . Favorite summer haunt—Foley Beach. THERESA BRIDGET FLAHERTY Quiet . . . easy going . . . plays baseball, badminton, softball . . . Future Plans—Typist . . . Secret Ambition— To be a hairdresser . . . Pet Peeve—Tapping of money on a counter. MARGARET ELINORE FOLEY Peggy Cute . . . nice dimples . . . small . . . dark curly hair . . . Member of the Reflector Staff . . . Enjoys dancing and tennis . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To move to Winchester . . . Pet Peeve—Moody boys. PAUL ROBERT FOLEY Coot Full of fun . . . well liked by all ... Member of the Badminton Club at the Y. M. C. A. ... Favorite Sports— basketball and football . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To Graduate . . . Pet Peeve—Winches¬ ter girls (????). 28 JANE FOSTER Sweet . . . petite . . . cute . . . friendly . . . member of the Reflector Staff . . . Future Plans—(Office Work . . . Secret Ambition—To stay single . . . Pet Peeve—Catty people. WILLIAM JAMES FOSTER, JR. Billy Quiet type . . . well-liked . . . member of the Track and Cross Country Teams . . . enjoys hockey and skiing . . . Future Plans—A trip around the world . . . Pet Peeve—A certain girl . . . Secret Ambition—To be a millionaire. DOUGLAS CARLTON FULLER Doug Tall ... good looking . . . friendly . . . Arlington Rifle Club . . . Enjoys hunting, swimming, tennis, bowling . . . Future Plans—College . . . Secret Ambition—To take a Slow Boat to China . . . Pet Peeve—English. FRANK RONALD FULLER Frankie Tall ... blond . . . conscientious . . . likes basket¬ ball . . . Future Plans—College ... Secret Ambition—To become a professor . . . Pet Peeve—Miss Ranney ' s tests. LOUIS MARIO GALANTE Louie Tall . . . dark . . . full of fun . . . likes hockey . . . Future Plans—Navy . . . Secret Ambition—To graduate . . . Pet Peeve—Girls. 29 THOMAS JOHN GALVIN, JR. m lorn Ambitious . . . studious . . . Yearbook Staff . . . French Club . . . Favorite Sports—Track Team, Cross Country- Team .. . Future Plans—Columbia University . . . Secret Ambition—Medicine . . . Pet Peeve—School and Girls. EUGENE GENTILE Geno Plays baseball, football, basketball . . . Came this year from Medford High . . . Future Plans—Go into busi¬ ness . . . Secret Ambition—Own transportation company . . . Pet Peeve—School. RUTH MARY GIBSON Ruthie Good dresser . . . likes men . . . Drum majorette, Glee Club . . . Future Plans—hairdresser . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be a model . . . Pet Peeve—Boys who play hard to get. LAWRENCE JOSEPH GILGUN Lolly Full of fun . . . pleasing personality . . . member of the badminton team . . . cross country team in sophomore year . . . Future Plans—To go to college . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To play professional baseball. JEAN GERTRUDE GONSALVES Quiet . . . swell pal . . . Honor Student . . . Reflector Staff . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people . . . Future Plans—Undecid¬ ed. 30 JOAN GORDON T II Joame Pretty blond hair . . . pleasing personality . . . Orch¬ estra . . . Reflector Staff . . .Student Council Secretary . . . Glee Club . . . Plays basketball for Woburn High . . . Future Plans—Providence Bible Institute . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be an organist . . .Pet Peeve—Homework. FRANCIS WILLIAM GRALTON Frankie Liked by all ... quiet . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To be a flyer . . . Pet Peeve—Home¬ work . . . Honors Achieved—Passing marks. MARTIN JOHN GREANEY Buddy Quiet . . . nice dresser . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Pet Peeve—Crabby people MARY ELIZABETH GREANEY Short . . . bashful . . . neat dresser . . . Glee Club . . . Likes football, softball, swimming . . . Future Plans— Not to work hard . . . Secret Ambition—To travel . . . Pet Peeve—Flirts. JOHN STEPHEN GRECCO Johnny Member of orchestra . . . plays the accordian . . . Future Plans—To become an accomplished accordion¬ ist ... Secret Ambition ' —To graduate . . . Pet Peeve— Homework. 31 STEPHEN ANTHONY GRECCO Steve Nice curly hair . . . neat dresser . . . good dancer . . . Future Plans—To go to Franklin Institute . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To own a garage in Woburn. PALMA ANN GUILLI Pam Brown curly hair . . . pleasing personality . . . friend¬ ly .. . Future Plans—To be a hairdresser . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be a success . . .Pet Peeve—Boys who don ' t know etiquette. HENRY RONALD HAMILTON Ronnie Humorous . . . well dressed . . . enjoys swimming, tennis, bowling . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition—To rent a spot light on Turkey Hill . . . Pet Peeve— Little . JUSTINA AGNES HAMILTON Betty Beautiful red hair . . . quiet . . . Betty belongs to Mr. Ring ' s 3:10 club . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition ... To meet Peter Lawford personally . . . Pet Peeve—Being called Justina . . . Secret Rendezvous . . . Stoneham (why, Betty?) MARION CECELIA HARGROVE Dootsy Member of the Glee Club . . . enjoys baseball, bad¬ minton, basketball . . . Future Plans—To be a hairdresser . . . Secret Ambition—To be principal of Woburn High . . . Pet Peeve—Those traffic officers! 32 RICHARD JOSEPH HASSETT Dick Neat dresser . . . quiet . . . track team . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition—To be a civil engineer . . . Pet Peeve—Teacher ' s pets. EDITH KAREN HEDE Edie Pleasing personality . . . friend to all ... good worker . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Future Plans—To do office work . . . Secret Ambition— to win a 1950 convertible . . . Pet Peeve—Wrong num¬ bers. GRACE MARIE HENNELLY Rhea Pleasant smile . . . liked by all ... Glee Club . . . badminton . . . basketball . . . Future Plans—Training for nursing . . . Secret Ambition—To be a nurse in the Waves and travel . . . Pet Peeve—To have to hurry for anyone. HELEN THERESA HESSION Considerate . . . enthusiastic . . . likes shows, skat¬ ing, swimming . . . Future Plans—Comptometer School . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people, especially boys. JAMES JOSEPH HESSION Zeke Jovial personality . . . full of fun . . . likes hunting, football . . . Future Plans—To enter the service . . . Pet Peeve—Wise guys. 33 WILLIAM HENRY HILBRUNNER Hep Huge . . . grade A personality . . . lull of fun . . . one of the best . . . Football Team . . . Future Plans—Un¬ decided . . . Pet Peeve—A couple of silly girls. CAROLYN MAE HYLDBURG Bunny Attractive . . . well—liked . . . charming . . . Cheer¬ leader, Assistant Editor-in-chief of the Reflector, Student Council, Badminton, Bowling . . . Pet Peeve—Running for the bus . . . Future Plans—Nurses ' Training School. DONALD ERIK JENSEN Don Humorous . . . friendly . . . havoc in the Chemistry Lab . . . Future Plans—To be an electrician . . . Pet Peeve —English. AUDREY RUTH JOHNSON Audge Attractive . . . well dressed . . . sparkling personality . . . Glee Club, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Bowling . . . Pet Peeve—Boys . . . Future Plans—To be a nurse. BARBARA EDITH JOHNSON B Tall ... nice personality . . . full of fun . . . ener¬ getic worker . . . Glee Club . . . French Club 1949 . . . Future Plans—Junior College . . . Secret Ambition-—To charm Mr. Walker. 34 ROY HERBERT JOHNSON Swede” Tall. . . handsome . . . courteous . . . friendly . . . Bowling and skiing enthusiast . . . Tidd Scholarship Award in North Woburn . . . Pet Peeve—Burlington Girls . . . Future Plans-—Marines . . . Secret Ambition—To be a gunner. SONJA REY JOHNSON Sunny Nice smile . . . very quiet . . . doesn ' t go out for sports . . . Future Plans—To attend business school . . . Secret Ambition—To graduate . . . Pet Peeve—Second lunch. WILLIAM EDWARD KANE Billy Never a dull moment . . . pleasing personality, light hair . . . witty . . . Transferred from Boston College High . . . Future Plans—Undecided. HELEN MARIE KENNEY Honey Friendly . . . grand personality . . . smile for every¬ one . . . Glee Club . . . plays softball . . . Pet Peeve— Getting up in the morning . . . Future Plans—Undecided. LOUIS CHARLES KIKLIS Lou Quiet . . . easy going . . . likes basketball, track . . Member of the Traffic Squad . . . Future Plans—College . . . Secret Ambition—To work . . . Pet Peeve—-Girls. 35 GERTRUDE MEREDITH LANGILL Gertie Friendly . . . pleasant ... Glee Club . . . likes bowl¬ ing, skiing . . . Future Plans—To work . . . Secret Ambition -—To model . . . Pet Peeve—Girls who smoke. JEREMIAH JOHN LANGONE Jabber Swell pal . . . friend of everyone . . . Favorite Sports— Hockey, baseball, and football . . . Future Plans—To attend Boston College . . . Pet Peeve—School. HENRY TUCKER LAWRENCE, JR. Tucker Tall ... blond . . . full of fun . . . fascinating . . . Enjoys skating, skiing, and hiking . . . Future Plans—To attend college and also to travel around the United States. JAMES EDWARD LEAVITT Jimmy Nice looking . . . silent . . . liked by all . . .Favorite Sport—baseball . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Pet Peeve—Girls. EVANGELINE LICHOULAS Eva Athletic. . . quiet . . . nice kid . . . Sports—basketball, softball . . . Secret Ambition—To travel . . . Future Plans— Undecided . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people. 36 BARBARA ANN LOEFFLER Bobbie” Short curly hair . . . sparkling personality . . . Bobbie is a 1949 entrant . . .member of the Glee Club . . . Future Plans to attend business school . . . Pet Peeve—Getting up to go to school at 8:10 ... Secret Ambition—To be a nur¬ sery teacher. PAUL RICHARD LUNARDO Wally Quiet . . . nice build . . . friendly . . . Future Plans— Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To be a millionaire . . - Pet Peeve—A stuffy girl. PHYLLIS MARIE LUNDBERG Phil Sparkling personality . . . liked by all ... Drum Mu- jorette . . . member of Yearbook Staff . . . President of the Student Council . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club Representa¬ tive . . . Tidd Scholarship Award in North Woburn . . . D. A. R. Good Citizen Award . . . Future Plans—Office Work . . . Secret Ambition—To be a designer . . . Pet Peeve—Poor sports. JOSEPH PATRICK MAHONEY Joe Always smiling . . . happy-go-lucky . . . first class mechanic . . . sports enthusiast . . . excellent ice skater . . . Future Plans—To manage his own filling station. MARYROSE MALONSON Neat . . . attractive . . . pleasing personality . . . Glee Club . . . Sports enthusiast . . . music lover . . . excellent swimmer and ice skater . . . Future Plans—Office Work. 37 EVELYN NORA MARCHANT -!-� . II Evie Petite . . . but oh, so cute . . . Evie belongs to the Glee Club . . . Favorite Sports . . . tennis, roller-skating, and dancing . . . Future Plans—Office work . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To stay single. MARY LUCILLE MARCHANT Cute . . .excellent student . . . likes sports and music . . . Junior Marshall at last year ' s Class Day Exercises . . . Badminton Team . . . personality plus . . . popular . . Future Plans—To enter a Nurse ' s Training School. JULIA JOSEPHINE MARCHESE Dependable . . . pleasing personality . . . cute . . lover of sports and music . . . Future Plans—Waitress . . Secret Ambition—To see Niagara Falls. EVELYN MARGARET MARTIN ' ' Evie ' ' Pretty blond h air . . . blue eyes . . . popular as Ply¬ mouth Rock . . . Senior Dance Committee . . . Captain of the Cheerleaders . . . Member of the Reflector Staff . . Student Council . . . Favorite Sports—Softball and ice skating . . . Pet Peeve—A certain Senior boy. JOAN EDITH MATSON Neat . . . pleasant disposition . . . sports lover . . . Secret Ambition—To be an opera star . . . Future Plans— Undecided. 38 JOSEPH PAUL McCALLION Joe” Sports enthusiast . . . possessor of art ' A plus per¬ sonality . . . loves music . . . Secret Ambition—To grad¬ uate from Harvard . . . Luture Plans—Undecided. JAMES EDWARD McCARTHY Jimmy” Dependable . . . ambitious . . . nice personality . . Member of the basketball team for two years . . . Secret Ambition—To be the figurehead of a large business firm. joan alice McCauley Pleasing personality . . . wonderful dancer . . . lover of sports . . . Glee Club . . . Drum Majorette . . . Future Plans—Office Work . . . Secret Ambition—To be a danc¬ ing instructor. RUBENA MARGARET McCLAY Ruby” Nice teeth . . . red hair . . .witty . . . Glee Club . . bowling . . . Leader of the Drum Majorettes . . .Future Plans—To be married . . . Secret Ambition—Skating Star . . . Pet Peeve—Boys who break up with girls. ELIZABETH THERESE McELHINNEY Liz” Brown hair . . . nice personality . . . Catholic Daugh¬ ters . . . likes skiing and bowling . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Pet Peeve—Homework. 39 JOHN RANDOLPH McGILVARY Randy” Good looking . . . ambitious ... a fond lover of sports . . . Future Plans—To further his education . . . Secret Ambition—To visit Maine and shoot a tenpoint buck with a shotgun. JAMES SAMUEL McKEE, JR. Big Jim Huge . . . nice looking . . . friendly . . . good athlete Treasurer of the Student Council . . . plays for the North¬ ern All Stars . . . likes football . . . Future Plans—Undecid¬ ed .. . Secret Ambition—To attend College . . . Pet Peeve —Unsociable girls. DONALD LEO McKINNON Neat . . . good looking . . . popular . . . Cross Country and Track Teams . . . likes baseball and basketball . . . Future Plans—Office Work. CHARLES EDWARD McLATCHY Mac Tall ... dark ... a friend to all ... Traffic Squad . . Student Council Representative . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Secret Ambition—To be a sea captain . . . Pet Peeve— Not enough sleep . . . Future Plans—Law School. WILLIAM JAMES McMANUS Beansy Tall ... dark . . . handsome . . . friendly . . . fun to be with . . . Yearbook Staff . . . American Junior Legion Baseball Team . . . plays football, baseball, hockey . . . Future Plans—Undecided. 40 MARION LOUISE MELARAGNI Tall ... dark . . . always has a friendly smile . . . Reflector Staff . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club Represen¬ tative . . . likes to skate and bowl .. . Pet Peeve—Side¬ boards . . . Future Plans—Secretarial School. ELLEN SHIRLEY MILLYAN Full of fun ... a pal to everyone .. . Glee Club . . . enjoys baseball . . . Future Plans—To be a veterinarian . . . Secret Ambition—To be wealthy . . . Pet Peeve— Conceited people. PAUL FRANCIS MINGHELLO ' ' Ming” Tall ... dark . . . handsome . . . member of foot¬ ball team . . . lover of music, dancing . . . nice personal¬ ity ... Secret Ambition—To become a Football Coach at Harvard. DONALD MARTIN MUNSON Don” Member of the Y. M. C. A. Football squad . . . popular . . . bright smile . . . co-operative . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Pet Peeve—Homework. PRUDENCE CLAIRE NAPOLI Prudy” Petite . . . friendly .. . gay personality . . . Future Plans—To be a typist . . . Secret Ambition—To marry . . . Pet Peeve—Not seeing Bucksy. 41 CHARLES JOSEPH NATALE Nate” Fun loving . . . always smiling . . . belongs to Y. M. C. A. and HI-Y club . . . likes football, baseball . . . Future Plans—To attend Pharmacy School . . . Secret Ambition—To get married . . . Pet Peeve—Rooms with all windows closed. FRANCIS EDWARD NETT Frannie Quiet . . . easy going . . . Reflector Staff . . . Traffic Squad .. . Future Plans—-To be an accountant . . .Secret Ambition—To graduate . . . Pet Peeve—Homework. KENNETH MALCOLM NILSSON Ken Tall ... handsome . . . nice smile . . . always ready with a joke ... A member of the Naval Reserve . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—That ' s a secret . . . Pet Peeve—School. KATHLEEN FRANCES O ' BRIEN Kay Dark hair . . . always smiling . . . blushes when¬ ever anyone mentions Freddie . . . participates in basket¬ ball and bowling . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Pet Peeve—School. JOHN EDWARD O ' CONNOR Oakie A swell friend . . . easy going . . . liked by all ... Vice President of the Senior Class . . . Treasurer of Year¬ book . . . Traffic Squad . . . Basketball and Baseball Teams . . . Senior Dance Committee . . . Secret Ambition —To play for Notre Dame . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people. 42 LAWRENCE JOSEPH O ' CONNOR ' ' Larry” One of our smallest members . . . Student Council . . . Captain of the Cross Country Boys . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To become National Cross Country Champ . . . Pet Peeve—Sophisticated people . . . Future Plans—Col¬ lege. TERRENCE REGINALD O ' CONNOR Terry” Club Shamrock, CYO . . . likes hockey . . . popular . . . ambitious . . . talented . . . Editor-in-chief of Yearbook . . . three year member of Student Council . . . Future Plans—To be successful . . . Secret Ambition—To reach Los Angeles, California . . . Pet Peeve—The New Look. ELLEN ELIZABETH O ' DONNELL Sports minded . . . softball, basketball, and bad¬ minton . . . well-known around school . . . Pet Peeve— People that break rules. FRANCIS THOMAS O ' HEARN Yaper” Popular . . . good sport . . . likes outdoor sports . . . Future Plans—To get along in life . . . Secret Ambition- Hunter and Trapper . . . Pet Peeve—People. ANTHONY FRANCIS PANDOLPH Bishy” Reflector Staff . . . Football Manager . . . Forward on Basketball Team . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To learn how to play Poker . . . Pet Peeve— Too much English homework. 43 HELEN ROSALAND PAPPAS Sports-minded . . . softball, bowling, dancing . . . ambitious . . . co-operative . . . popular . . . Future Plans —Undecided . . . Pet Peeve—Homework. VIRGINIA MARY PAPPAS Butch Pretty as a picture . . . full of fun . . . petite member of the Glee Club . . . Future Plans—Housewife . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people . . . Secret Ambition—To be a model. ARTHUR PARAS The Fat Man Treasurer of Room 10 . . . fun loving, cooperative . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To grad¬ uate . . . Pet Peeve—Girls. RICHARD ARNOLD PARKER Dickie Pleasing personality, always smiling . . . likes base¬ ball, bowling . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To own a bowling palace . . . Pet Peeve—Dull characters. LUCY PATRICIA PEPE ' Pat Drum Majorette . . . popular . . . ambitious . . . great smile and great school spirit . . . Future Plans—Secretary. 44 RUSSEL NORMAN PETERSON Russ” Quiet . . . contagious smile . . . neat dresser . . . Traffic squad ... favorite Sports—Skiing and football . . . Pet Peeve—Females. JEANNE LORRAINE PIERCE Jeanie Pretty . . . Wonderful sense of humor . . . beautiful eyes and teeth . . . cheerleader . . . enjoys swimming very much . . . Future Plans—Telephone Operator . . . Secret Ambition—Laboratory Technician . . . Pet Peeve— Sadsacks. PATRICIA JEAN POWER Patty Popular . . . ambitious . . . Future Plans—Office Work . . . Secret Ambition—To travel . . . Pet Peeve—People who are never on time. HILDA CLAIRE QUILITZSCH Drum Majorette .. . popular . . . ambitious . . . co-op- ative . . . finals in Prize Speaking Contest. CAROL GERTRUDE RAFTERY Gert Flirtatious eyes . . . friendly smile . . . pleasant . . . Likes to ice skate . . . Future Plans—Office work . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people . . . Secret Ambition—To move to North Woburn . . . (Why???). 45 WILLIAM EARL RAY Bill Nice looking . . . popular . . . good sport . . . member of the Arlington Rifle Club . . . traffic squad . . . ambitious . . . Future Plans—None . . . Pet Peeve—School. DOLORES ANN REBAL Dolly Clever and witty ... a pal to everyone . . . neat dresser . . . belongs to Glee Club . . . enjoys basketball . . . Secret Ambition—To work in an office . . . Pet Peeve— Conceited people. JAMES JOSEPH REILLY Whitey Handsome and friendly . . . co-operative . . . Year¬ book Staff . . . enjoys football, basketball . . . Future Plans —Teaching or Commercial Art . . . Pet Peeve—A teacher who excessively overburdens pupils with homework . . . Winner of Boston Herald Spelling Bee Medals for two consecutive years. MARILYN GERTRUDE RIERDAN Mai Lovely clothes . . . Queen of Senior Dance . . . lovely personality . . . cute . . . Reflector Staff . . . Senior Glee Club . . . enjoys basketball . . . Future Plans—Stenog¬ rapher . . . Secret Ambition—Actress. LEO CHARLES RILEY Artist of Class ' 50 ... handsome . . . curly hair . . . gay . . . Art Editor on the Yearbook . . . baseball, football, track, and swimming . . . Future Plans—Artist . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people. 46 GEORGE FRANCIS ROSS Donald” Neat . . . friendly . . . nice looking . . . enjoys horse¬ back riding . . . Pet Peeve—School. JOSEPH THOMAS ROSS Joda Girls ' delight . . . likes to crack jokes . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Pet Peeve—Dancing. KENNETH ROBERT RYDER Kenny Quiet . . . friendly . . . nice kid .. . takes part in baseball, football, hockey, skiing . . . Future Plans—To work. FRANK SANTO Franko Tall, dark, handsome . . . happy go lucky . . . en¬ joys hockey and football . . . Future Plans—-Further ed¬ ucation . . . Secret Ambition—To own a 1950 Yellow Cadillac Car . . . Pet Peeve—Backseat drivers. GERARD FRANCIS SCALLEY Seal Witty . . . handsome . . . grand sense of humor . . . Great help to the Yearbook Staff . . . enjoys swimming, ice skating, bowling and billiards . . . Future Plans—To work in a printing shop . . . Secret Ambition ... To go out West for at least two months . . . Pet Peeve—Girls. 47 KATHERINE SKARMEAS Kay” Cooperaitve . . . neat .. . lovely black hair . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Pet Peeve—Home¬ work PAUL JOSEPH SNIDER Sneez Full of fun . Good natured . . . Sneez is a swell sport . . . Pet Peeve—Girls . . . Future Plans—To graduate. CHARLOTTE RUTH SPEAR Small . . . Blond . . . Full of fun . . . Friendly smile Glee Club . . . Future Plans—To be a dress designer . . . Secret Ambition—Marriage . . . Pet Peeve—Crabby teach¬ ers. KENNETH PAUL SPENCER Spencer Comical . . . life of the class . . . Future Plans—Un¬ decided . . . Secret Ambition—To be a teacher . . . Pet Peeve—People. GLORIA ANN SPROVIERO Splats Witty . . . Nice smile . . . Pretty Clothes . . . Accomo¬ dating . . . Badminton Club, Glee Club . . . Enjoys tennis, skating, bowling, basketball . . . Future Plans—To con¬ tinue schooling . . . Secret Ambition—To be the serious type . . . Pet Peeve—Moody people. 48 EDITH JOAN STARBLE r ' i ii bis Very pretty . . . beautiful, long, brown hair . . . friendly smile . . . likes bowling . . . Future Plans—To become a secretary . . . Secret Ambition—To fly a plane Pet Peeve—Getting up at 7:00 A. M. for school. NORMAN FRANCIS STRAND Strandsolio Tall ... attractive . . . life of the classroom . . . Future Plans—House painter . . .Secret Ambition—To be a school teacher . . . Pet Peeve—Girls. WILLIAM LAWRENCE STUKEY Stuka Wonderful personality . . . nothing will make him really mad . . . likes certain senior blond named Betty . . Football Team . . . baseball . . . Secret Ambition—To be a Lover . . . Pet Peeve—Competition. ELIZABETH MARIE SUMNER ' ' Betty ' ' Popular . . . cute . . . Reflector Staff . . . Glee Club . . . badminton . . . Drum Majorette . . . Future Plans-—To be a secretary . . . Pet Peeve—-Quiet boys. LENNART ROBERT SWANSON Lenny Neat dresser ... a girl ' s ideal . . . blonde wavy hair . . . badminton club . . . Traffic Squad . . . Future Plans—To be a mechanical engineer . . . Lenny was a rep¬ resentative at the Y. M. C. A. Older Boys ' Conference at Fall River. 49 DAVID HUGHES SWEENEY Dave” Tall ... handsome . . . lanky . . . friendly . . . nice smile . . . personality plus . . . very fond of baseball . . . Future Plans—Undecided. WILLIAM JOSEPH SWEENEY Doc American Junior Legion—Baseball, Ryan Company . . . hockey, football, baseball, track . . . popular among his fellow classmates ... a good athlete . . . nice looking . . . Future Plans—To further education . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To travel . . . Pet Peeve—Losing a football game. ANTHONY JAMES TAMILIO Tam Short . . . good student . . . quiet . . . likes football, basketball . . . Future Plans—Soda Jerking . . . Secret Ambition—To become a druggist . . . Pet Peeve—Girls who are too friendly. MARY ANN TERWILLIGER Willy Likes to sing . . . possesses a contagious giggle . . . always ready with a joke . . . enjoys basketball, base¬ ball, badminton . . . Future Plans—To go to Boston Uni¬ versity ' s General College . . . Secret Ambition—To be an actress . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited boys or girls. CHARLES FREDERICK UPTON Charlie Friendly smile . . . possesses a great sense of humor . . . smart personality . . . Future Plans—Undecided . . . Secret Ambition—To be a public accountant . . . Pet Peeve—Homework. 50 RITA ANN VALLANCE Riri One of our top singers . . . quiet . . . attractive . . . Glee Club . . . Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Second Lead in ' ' Rose of the Danube . . . Lead in 1950 Operetta . . . Luture Plans—State Teacher ' s College . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be a professional singer . . . Pet Peeve— People who stare. PRUDENCE ANN VARNEY Prudy Cute dresser . . . Drum Majorette . . . likes football, baseball . . . Future Plans—Secretary . . . Secret Am¬ bition-—To get married . . . Pet Peeve—North Woburn Boys. BELLA MARIE VASAPOLLI Bel Short .. . bashful . . . cute . . . swell friend .. . Likes skating, dancing . . . Future Plans—To be a hair¬ dresser . . . Secret Ambition—To travel . . . Pet Peeve- Talkative girls. ARTHUR ANTHONY VENO, JR. Artie Popular . . . good athlete . . . great spirit . . . pres¬ ident of Senior Class .. . Vice-President of Student Council . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Likes football, basketball . . . Future Plans—To attend college . . . Secret Ambition— to be an executive . . . Pet Peeve—Kids with wrong at¬ titudes. RICHARD W. VENO Wallace Tall ... funny . . . good worker . . . likes roller¬ skating, basketball . . . Future Plans—To work steady . . . Secret Ambition—To be manager of the A P .. . Pet Peeve—-Girls. 51 ROBERT FRANCIS WESTWATER Bcbby Tall ...studious ... conscientious ... likes basket¬ ball, figure skating . . . Future Plans—To further education . . . Secret Ambition—To retire . . .Pet Peeve—Girls. LOUISE CATHERINE WEYMOUTH ' ' Shorty ' ' Small . . . cute . . . friendly . . . personality plus . . . Drum Majorette . . . likes football, skating . . . Future Plans —Secretary . . . Secret Ambition—To travel . . . Pet Peeve —Bad boys. WINIFRED JEAN WHITCOMB Jeanie ' ' Smart . . . conscientious . . . nice eyes . . . likes skat¬ ing . . . Future Plans—College . . . Secret Ambition—To go back to her native N. H. ... Pet Peeve—Unfriendly girls. GERALDINE THERESA WHITE Gerry ' ' Quiet . . . pleasing personality . . . original . . . likes skating, dancing, football . . . Future Plans—To be a secretary . . . Secret Ambition—To get married . . . Pet Peeve—Lovers. MARTHA ANN WHITE Well-liked by all ... studious . . . likes bowling, football, hockey . . . Future Plans—To become a nurse . . . Secret Ambition—To be a dancing instructor . . . Pet Peeve —Big shots. 52 JOAN RUTH YIANACOPOLUS T . II Joame Beautiful green eyes . . . Nice looking . . . Calm . . . Glee Club, Badminton Club . . . Future plans—To con¬ tinue schooling . . . Secret Ambition—To gpt an A in chemistry . . . Pet Peeve—Conceited people. JEAN GERTRUDE BELL Ding Dong Tall ... beautiful long hair . . . belongs to Glee Club . . . enjoys bowling, swimming, dancing, horseback rid ing . . . Future Plans—To go to comptometer school. JOHN ROBERT JOSEPHSON Bob Very quiet . . . fascinating . . . friendly . . . honor student . . . Future Plans—Bookkeeping . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be an artist .. . Pet Peeve—Book Reports and memorizing. MARION MURRAY A new entrant . . . sociable . . . Glee Club . . . Likes Basketball . . . Future Plans—Secretary . . . Secret Am¬ bition—To be a housewife . . . Pet Peeve—Crude charac¬ ters. 53 Life ' s like the tides that from some unknown deep Rush in with surging, straining sweep To beat a little while upon earth ' s rocky crests. But, when their youthful energy is spent, they tire Of being buffeted and rent, And slip silently away, to sleep upon Some quiet ocean ' s breast. DONALD ROGER BUTLER ITn flfcemortam Evening winds blow soft and warm When the sky is lighted with silvery gold, And lullaby whispers creep through the breeze Bringing illusions of sagas untold. MARJORY ANN McCUE ACTIVITIES BASEBALL TEAM First Row: E. Reil, A. Veno, J. Leavitt, W. McManus, C. DiNardo, J. Rcss, W. Sweeney. Second Row: Coach B. McDonough, R. Goldman, E. Carter, D. Prescott, D. Sweeney, J. O ' Connor, F. Dekow. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First Row: J. Leavitt, J. McCarthy, J. O ' Connor, A. Pandolph, R. Coaklev, T. O ' Blines, J. Cody. Second Rcw: Coach B. McDonough, Manager J. Canada, G. Inglese, J. Gonsalves, M. Marciano, J. Berardi, A. Pizza, Managers, P. Duran, T. Duran. Third Row: J. Goles, A. Marciano, E. Canniff, E. Langill, P. Shwab, D. Negri, B. McLaughlin. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row: M. Rierdan, L. Cooke, M. Terwilliger, J. Gordon, E. Erlandscn, B. Britten, E. Lichoulas, I. Olson. Second Row: Coach Miss Higgins, N. Egge, M. Veno, E. Barbas, B. Strong, I. Renninson, C. Wiggin, A. Paine, E. Murphy. Third Row: C. Crocker, M. Seminatore, M. Chaulk, F. Foley, E. Hilbrunner, H. O ' Donnell, E. Bellini, B. Quinno. Fourth Row: B. Hanlon, L. Hargrove, F. Bezzati, P. Gichun, S. Kane. BOYS ' BASKETBALL GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FOOTBALL First Row: W. McManus, H. Kerrigan, J. Reilly, R. Claflin, Coach Paul Dorrington, R. Scire, C. DiNardo, A. Veno, W. Sweeney. Second Row: Faculty Manager James Brennan, Manager J. Canada, D. Munson, T. O ' Blines, F. Andrews, J. Soave, W. Stukey, Manager A. Pandolph, Ass ' t. Coach Walter White. Third Row: W. Johnson, P. Canty, J. Barch, E. Langill, W. Hilbrunner, N. Cotter, M. Marciano, E. Cossette. Fourth Row: T. Collins, L. Flaherty, D. Rogan, L. Corio, G. Inglese. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: J. Gonsalves, T. Galvin, E. Dineen, L. O ' Connor, C. Forrester, R. Linehan, J. Dalessio. Second Row: Coach J. McGovern, W. Regan, J. Edgett, R. Smith, C. Foley, R. Bratt, F. McElhinney, A. Bruno, J. Russo. TRACK TEAM First Row: L. O Connor, L. Riley, R. Scire, R. Hassett, A. Clancy, T. Plunkett, F. McElhinney. Second Row: Coach J. McGovern, J. Gonsalves, W. Regan, E. Dineen. J. Dalessio, A. Bruno, J. Russo. Third Row: C. Forrester, C. Foley, T. Galvin, R. Bratt. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM BAND First Row: P. Pepe, R, Finethy, H. Wilder, P. McCarron, J. Flaherty, Mr. Kimball, L. Riley, J. Mahoney, J. Edgett, B. Donahue, E. Sumner. Second Row: R. McClay, M. Johnson, J. Dwyer, R. Gonsalves, D. Hanlon, J. McDonald, K. Butts, D. Oulton, G. Walters, R. Berard, H. Quilitzsch. Third Row: C. Johnson, P. Jefferson, G. Cain, C. Mahoney, S. Spicer, D. Yanke, D. Manning, F. Russo, P. MacDonald. Fourth Row: J. Tedesco, P. Bavaro, H. Stenquist, R. Wheaton, J. O ' Connor, J. McCarron, D. Finethy, F. Desmond. CHEERLEADERS First Row: C. Mace, B. Boudreau. Second Row: C. Hyldburg, B. Burnes, B. Corrigan, E. Martin, J. Pierce, M. Boudreau. DRUM MAJORETTES Front: P. Pepe, R. McClay. First Row: Mr. Ahern, H. Quilitzsch, L. Weymouth, T. Clancy, M. Soder- holm, J. McCauley, E. Sumner, Mr. Kimball. Second Row: J. Herd, P. Lundberg, R. Gibson, D. Wescott, M. Morandi, P. Varney. CHEERLEADERS DRUM MAJORETTES STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: P. Ray, E. Martin, C. Hyldburg, J. Gordon, P. Lundberg, A. Veno, J. McKee, K. Miggos, H. Triantafilou, A. Finnegan. Second Row: Mr. Blake, K. Barch, B. Hanlon, R. Scire, R. McLathy, D. Lundquist, J. Reilly, T. O ' Connor, M. Lynch, Mr. Ricker. Third Row: L. O ' Connor, R. Varney, B. McKee, T. O ' Blines, D. Rogan, E. Adams, R. Claflin, A. Love, R. Finethy, J. Day. REFLECTOR STAFF First Row: W. Hassett, B. Corrigan, E. Martin, B. Bell, J. Fester, C. Hyld¬ burg, L. Cooke, J. Witcomb, J. Gordon, L. Weymouth, E. Sumner, D. Banks. Second Row: Mr. Blake, Miss Morton, Miss Bascom, Miss Hall, Miss Ranney, J. Pierce, E. McMorrow, H. Doherty, F. Nett, M. Foley, M. Rierdan, Miss Doherty, Miss Canty, Miss M. Burke, Mr. Connolly. Third Row: S. Kane, R. Blundell, M. Golden, J. Keating, F. Bezzatti, D. Dobbins, M. Melaragni, A. Gianacopolus, B. Phinney, H. O ' Donnell, D. Lynch, S. Starble, J. Gonsalves, Mr. Higgins. Fourth Row: P. Duran, C. Porter, L. Kiklis, W. Stukey, A. Pandolph, R. Farrey, J. Russo. TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: R. Peterson, T. Galvin, A. Veno, A. Clancy, W. Ray, R. Boute. Second Row: Mr. Walker, F. Nett, J. Leavitt, J. O ' Connor, W. McManus, J. Barch. Third Row: L. Kiklis, C. McLatchy, D. Banks, J. Cody, L. Swanson. REFLECTOR STAFF TRAFFIC SQUAD ORCHESTRA First Row: H. Diamantas, D. Cennerazzo, C. Finethy, J. Gordon, C. Johnson, F. Russo, G. Cain Second Row: D. Noonan, R. Dahlman, R. Orum, J. Grecco, B Brogna, K. Butts, P Jefferson, D. Oulton. Third Row: C. Mahoney, P. McCarron, J. Flaherty, H. Wilder, R Finethy, Mr. Kimball SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB First Row: S. Smyth, H. McCarthy, J. Lancelotta, M. Bento, K. Barch, E. Rolli, P. Bradley, T. Craven, Mr. Kimball, D. Shedd, M. Pandolph, L. Fesenga, J. LeRoux, D. Brown, B. Lynch, M. Soderholm. Second Row: N. Sgrulloni, F. Maiocchi, H. Cahill, P. Lemongello, B. Upton, A. Butler, F. Fo¬ ley, S. Fiske, J. Connolly, E. Kinosky, J. Josephson, J. Dahlman, M. Mohan, A. Angiuoni, A. Paine, M. Scire, M. Perna. Third Row: E. Rotondo, J. Herd, S. Sullivan, E. Barbas, M. Morandi, F. Warren, G. Butler, B. Strong, K. Lynch, N. Towse, M. Lynch, J. Reil, J. Rennison, M. Rogan, F. Scelzi, G. Nickos. JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: R. Doherty, H. Triantafilou, B. Phinney, M. Garrity, J. Matson, R. Spear, M. Mur¬ ray, J. Pierce, E. McMorrow, Mr. Kimball, B. Loeffler, M. Rierdan, M. Marchant, C. Hyld- burg, J. Foster, E. Starble, E. Marchant, L. Cooke, P. Gichun. Second Row: G. Sproviero, J. McCauley, J. Yianacopolus, C. Flaherty, E. Millyan, F. Bezzati, J. Whitcomb, R. Vallance, R. Blundell, M. Hargrove, G. White, B. Vasapolli, D. Rebal, D. Moyott, C. Taylor, B. Bell, L. Weymouth. Third Row: M. Terwilliger, P. Varney, P. Cristaldi, B. Johnson, J. Bruno, N. Govostes, J. Gor¬ don, E. Erlandson, B. Burnes, E. Lyons, P. Pepe, M. Giglio, N. Parker, D. LaCasse, M. Ahern, J. Kelley, S. Stenquist, J. Fay, D. Little. Fourth Row: M. Hargrove, P. Golden, L. Hargrove, H. Quilitzsch, J. Keating, T. Clancy, J. Coakley, C. Raftery, A. Johnson, H. Kenney, R. Gonsalves, V. Pappas, B. Bixby, R. Mc- Clay, S. McCue, Z. Mentas, J. Brady, T. Flaherty. Fifth Row: D. Noonan, R. Dahlman, E. Nelson, R. Cox, J. Christofero, B. Britten, A. Bigger, B. Finley, K. Miggos, G. Josephson, B. McCall, M. Fenton, T. Rodolfos, V. Prado, A. Ko- niares, L. Ames, J. Paris. Sixth Row: S. Garvey, V. Bellini, L. Figucia, F. Proctor, M. Reil, M. Ramsey, R. Parker, L. Brown, C. Finethy, D. Gilbertson, E. Lichoulas, B. Boudreau, H. Hession, P. Donegan, M. Greaney, I. Gove. SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE CLUB HONOR REPRESENTATIVES First Row: M. Melaragni, E. Hede, P. Lundburg, J. Gonsalves. Second Row: R. Vallance, A. Clancy, A. Veno, L. Cooke. BOYS ' BADMINTON First Row: R. Hassett, W. Ray, H. Kerrigan, J. Mahoney, T. O ' Conner, A. Panaolph, D. Negri, D. Fuller. Second Row: J. Ross, F. Dekow, F. Bradley, E. Langill, R. Coakley, R. Simonds, R. Hamilton, R. Scire, J. Brennan. Third Row: P. Foley, D. Cullivan, L. Swanson, D. Munson, J. O ' Neill, L. Gilgun, T. Lawrence, J. Russo. GIRLS ' BADMINTON First Row: H. O ' Donnell, G. Kelly, M. O ' Hearne, B. Corrigan, M. Terwilli- ger, B. Smith, J. Ziemba, I. Olsen. Second Row: J. Lowcock, E. Weafer, D. Quilitzsch, M. Veno, M. DiMartino, M. Seminatore, M. Mohan, J. Dahlman, J. Herd. Third Row: M. Marchant, C. Hyldberg, E. Barbas, F. Foley, J. Deehan, F. Warren, H. Davidson, P. Jordan, Z. Mentas. BOYS ' BADMINTON GIRLS ' BADMINTON FIELD HOCKEY First Row: A. Paine, E. Bellini, H. O ' Donnell, Miss Higgins, M. Seminatoie, C. Crocker, L. Hargrove. Second Row M. Perna, B. Brogna, E. Barbas, A. Finnegan, E. Murphy, C. Wiggin, I. Olsen. REFLECTION A.VENO (3 JobNSoN s T ' J. O ' CONMor. p. doni an MosT LiKEL y 10 Succe ed A. Cj-AMcy J• Go DO N M0b ATBLETTC w swEeNey L- CooKe Mosl Po uLAR f 6.CLAFUN £. MARTIN WITTIEST H.DOH£RTy J. Pierce .p A NP0Lf J. Pierce , Pi $ E 1 ij iAtG tcJiu OmA i tkmcfA jm A ■ H T ' Class Will We the Class of ' 50, have assembled here to dispose of our most cherished possessions. Since we have proved ourselves to be of sound mind (after three years of desperately trying to do so), we do hereby publish this as cur Last Will and Testament. Rita Ann Vallance leaves her lovely soprano voice. Grace Marie Hennelly leaves W. H. S. in a happy state of confusion. Martin John Greaney leaves his quiet manner. Eugene Gentile leaves the school to its students. Dolores Ann Rebal leaves her growth to anyone who wants it. Kenneth Robert Ryder leaves his massive frame. Elizabeth Marie Sumner leaves with Billy. Edith Karen Hede leaves many friends. Barbara Margery Britten leaves her gay personality to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. Alita Mary Breen leaves—period. Joan Edith Matson leaves in a quiet manner. Jeremiah John Langone leaves with a long sigh. Joanne Marie Deehan leaves her pleasing manner to any junior who thinks she can take her place. Joseph Carl DeSalvo leaves his latest book, How To Study. Margaret Elinore Foley leaves her smile. Thomas John Galvin, Jr. leaves his worn out track shoes and his post on the traffic squad. Frank Ronald Fuller leaves his ability to grin on the slightest provocation. William Earl Ray leaves the chemistry laboratory for some junior to mess up. Douglas Carlton Fuller leaves his seat in Room 18. Henry Ronald Hamilton leaves his trig book to some unfortunate junior. Mary Frances Boudreau leaves her reputation of the best-dressed girl Jeanne Lorraine Pierce leaves—oh, so many close friends. Paul Joseph Snider leaves after four years of fun. Charles Frederick Upton leaves quietly. William Lawrence Stukey leaves his position on the football team. Gerald Francis Scalley leaves his laughing disposition to an oncoming senior. Prudence Ann Varney leaves taking all her good qualities with her. Lucy Patricia Pepe leaves her position as Majcrette to some shapely junior. Hilda Quilitzsch leaves her charming looks. Patricia Jean Power leaves her reputation for being so quiet to a future senior. Shirley Mae Connors leaves her pleasing smile and sparkling eyes. Rita Ann DeMonico leaves a host of friends. Robert Francis Westwater leaves quietly. Leo Charles Riley leaves many DEAR memories. Kenneth Paul Spencer leaves—he hopes. Louise Catherine Weymouth leaves her baton to a future senior. Rhodda Mary Blundell leaves Mrs. Gillespie alone in the office. Phillis Marie Lundberg leaves the Presidency of the Student Council to some deserving junior Louis Charles Kiklis leaves a grape from his father ' s fruit store for Harry Diamantas. Mary Lucille Marchant leaves her reputation for being so neat. Bart James Donahue leaves the curtain and lights in the auditorium. Norman Francis Strand leaves Miss Doherty for good. Claire Rose Beauchamp leaves as happy as she came. Donald Martin Munson leaves his tackle spot on the football team open to Paul Canty. Charles Edward McLatchy leaves his job of collecting Student Council dues to some junior. CLASS WILL (Continued) Russell Norman Peterson leaves his traffic post arm in arm with Charles McLatchy. Richard Arnold Parker leaves his seat open on the North Woburn bus to some junior. Julia Josephine Marchese leaves all her problems behind. Henry Tucker Lawrence just leaves. Joseph Paul McCallion leaves but wishes he could stay awhile. Francis Thomas O ' Hearn leaves his parking space in the school lot for some junior. Donald Robert Flaherty leaves happily. Patricia Anne Donegan leaves WHS boys to the girls of ' 51. Helen Barbara Davidson leaves arm-in-arm with Joanne Deehan. Joan Gordon leaves a host of friends and her cheerful smile. Justina Agnes Hamilton leaves her quiet and calm manner. Josephine Barbara Brogna leaves her position as secretary of the Senior Class. Barbara Lewis Burnes leaves all her men worries behind. Prudence Claire Napoli leaves looking as neat as ever. Elizabeth Therese McElhinney leaves her petitness and charm. Marion Louise Melaragni leaves her quiet manner to a future senior. Basil Cassanos just leaves in peace. Fred Colley Brown leaves smiling as usual. Edward Thomas Cossette leaves his position on the football team. William Edward Kane leaves after a short stay. Palma Ann Guilli leaves her latest novel, How to be Happy and Like It . Marion Cecilia Hargrove leaves her two sisters to carry on the Hargrove name. Beverley Ann Bixby leaves her favorite teacher to anyone who wants her. Rubena Margaret McClay leaves her sparkling personality. William Edward Cail leaves happily. Roy Herbert Johnson leaves us wondering. Eugene Stuart Carter leaves his good looks and curly hair to anyone who will take them. Barbara Edith Johnson leaves her part in the Senior Play to any girl of ' 51 who can obtain it. Cynthia Ann Finethy leaves her worries behind. Elaine Dorothy Erlandson leaves her smile and friendly disposition. Maurice James Finnegan leaves his carefree disposition. Robert Elias Claflin, Jr. leaves a cute little Junior girl. James Edward Leavitt leaves his traffic post open to Bob Gaudet. Joseph James Airey leaves all his worries behind. Patricia Barbas leaves her honor of treasurer to an oncoming senior. Katherine Skarmeas leaves with a favorable reputation. Vivien Ruth Beaton leaves her favorite place in the Drum Majorettes. Ruth Mary Gibson leaves her alluring smile to anyone trying to win friends. Patricia Donegan leaves as quietly as she came. John Joseph Figucia, Jr. leaves his good marks to an erstwhile junior. Donald Leo McKinnon leaves his position on the Cross Country Team to a promising junior. Mary Elizabeth Greaney leaves petitness and sweetness. Jean Gertrude Gonsalves leaves her glasses to some deserving junior. Helen Theresa Hession leaves tranquility to the school. Virginia Mary Pappas leaves her million dollar smile behind. Kathleen Frances O ' Brien leaves her educated taps behind to a future senior. Barbara Ann Loeffler leaves her cheery greeting and sparkling humor. Gertrude Meredith Langill leaves her charming smile to a fun-loving junior. Ellen Elizabeth O ' Donnell leaves her gum-chewing to some unlucky junior. Evangeline Lichoulas leaves a host of friends. Stephen Anthony Grecco leaves his ability to get along to all the seniors who follow. CLASS WILL (Continued) James Joseph Hession leaves—gladly. Francis William Gralton leaves his name written on one of the lunch tables. David Wesley Banks leaves Miss Salmon ' s room, broken—hearted. David Emery Cullivan leaves—and he ' s glad. John Francis Cody, Jr. leaves his favorite resting place on the first floor. Lawrence Peter Flaherty leaves his position on the football team to someone who can fill his sho es. James David Caplis just leaves. Joseph Thomas Ross leaves his baseball and hockey talents. Donald Ross leaves his problems to anyone who wants them. Robert Davis unhappily leaves all his books and studies. Carmen Domenic DiNardo leaves his biology book to anyone who under¬ stands it. Paul Richard Lunardo leaves his Ford to Richard Macinanti. Frank Santo leaves the teachers in peace. Lorraine Elizabeth Cooke leaves her sportmanship to a future senior. Evelyn Nora Marchant leaves gladly to make room for her brother. Ellen Shirley Millyan leaves her ability to take a job. Joan Alice McCauley leaves her position in the Drum Majorettes cpen. Helen Marie Kenney leaves her Pontiac for Marion Fitzler. Barbara Ann Corrigan leaves her popularity to a future senior. Carolyn Mae Hyldburg leaves her graduation picture to be admired by the junior boys. Evelyn Margaret Martin leaves her captaincy of the Cheerleaders to seme lucky girl. William James Foster, Jr. leaves an old suspender button. Robert Michael Amari leaves all his broken hearts behind. Robert Joseph Barrucci leaves school to those who like it. James Joseph Reilly leaves his athletic mind to some prosperous senior. Joyce Eloise Boutwell leaves with her gaiety and friendliness. Joan Louise Brady leaves—she hopes. Terrence Reginald O ' Connor leaves his job as Editor-in-Chief of the year¬ book to any junior willing to work day and night. Richard Veno leaves his seat in Room 22 to an oncoming Senior. Paul Robert Foley leaves gladly. Louis Mario Galante leaves with a sigh—(of relief). Alfred Francis Clancy, Jr. leaves as one of the smartest boys and takes his brains with him. Barbara Rita Bell leaves all her charm to her sister. Josephine Ann Anderson leaves the teachers in tears. Leona Gertrude Brown leaves as quietly as she came. Martha White leaves without a sound. Geraldine Theresa White leaves, friendly to everyone. Helen Cecile Bigger leaves all her beloved teachers to some lucky junior. Pamela Theresa Cristaldi leaves with her long black hair. Josephine Christofero leaves her seat in room 22. Edith Joan Starble leaves her artistic ability. Mary Ann Terwilliger leaves her English problems with Miss Ranney. Angelina Ann Bavuso leaves—but heads for Winchester. Helen Rosaland Pappas leaves her lively personality. Frances Ann Cloonan leaves to begin a new life. Paul Francis Minghello leaves his sport books behind for some junior to read in a study. John Edward O Connor leaves the Vice-Presidency to an ambitious junior. John Randolph McGilvary leaves his popularity for Fred Dekow to uphold. Charles Duran just leaves. Anthony James Tamilio leaves as quietly as he came. Helen Vera Anderson leaves with her twin. Jean Gertrude Bell leaves her love affairs to a lucky junior. CLASS WILL (Continued) Carolyn Frances Corbett leaves after having a good time for three years. Marion Murray leaves her gay laugh for a future senior. Carol Gertrude Raftery leaves with Honey Kenney for East Woburn. Catherine Monica Flaherty leaves her latest book, Hew To Win Friends and Influence Teachers. Theresa Bridget Flaherty leaves her good Irish name. Audrey Ruth Johnson leaves her cute smile. John Robert Josephson leaves the school the memory of being one of its best dressed boys. Joseph Patrick Mahoney leaves IG2 and Miss Doherty in peace. James Edward McCarthy leaves his position on the Basketball Team open to some junior. Lawrence Joseph OGonnor leaves his running shoes for future Cross Country Boys. Arthur Paras leaves in a hurry. Joseph Francis Curran leaves the corridors to some lucky junior to prowl around. James Leo Canada leaves—after three long years of happiness. Clyde James Boudreau leaves Miss Hall weeping for him. Robert Carlton Buote leaves a line of admirers. Fred Willot Andrews leaves sadly. Hugh Kevan Doherty leaves his position as Class Wit to any deserving junior. Carl Alfred Bergeson leaves whistling and singing. Robert Francis Farrey leaves a wad of used chewing gum stuck on a desk. Jane Foster leaves a host of admirers. Lennart Robert Swanson leaves a very quiet disposition. Gloria Ann Sproviero leaves her sparkling personality. Marilyn Gertrude Rierdan leaves her stunning clothes to a lucky senior girl. Joan Ruth Yianacopolus leaves a lovely smile. Winifred Jean Whitcomb leaves as one of the smartest girls in the senior class. Richard Joseph Hassett leaves his seat in Room 18 to a deserving junior. John Stephen Grecco leaves his best wishes. Lawrence Joseph Gilgun leaves without a struggle. Sonja Rey Johnson leaves the nicest of thoughts to all who knew her. Arthur Anthony Veno leaves his office as President to a capable junior. Bella Marie Vasapolli leaves her problems and worries with Miss Ranney. Charlotte Ruth Spear leaves all her giggles to the future students. Kenneth Malcolm Nilsson leaves with tears in his eyes. William Joseph Sweeney leaves a certain junior girl to someone who is capable of taking his place. Joseph Henry Barch leaves his faithful position on the traffic squad. Donald Erik Jensen leaves his seat in Room 18 to any junior who wants it. William James McManus leaves his position open to any deserving guard on the football team. Anthony Francis Pandolph leaves his hook shot for Doe Negri to uphold. David Hughes Sweeney leaves happily. Robert William Dunnigan leaves for Ben ' s. Ralph Stewart Coakley leaves his big shoulders to anyone who has bigger ones. James Samuel McKee, Jr. leaves his tackle slot on the football team open— a large slot. Charles Joseph Natale leaves without a doubt. Richard Allen Finethy leaves his position in the Band to anyone who wants it. Francis Edward Nett leaves his traffic post to some handsome junior. Having parted with everything that we treasured for three years (ex¬ cept our memories), we sign and seal this document on the first day of June. One Thousand Nineteen Hundred and Fifty. THE CLASS OF 1950 Our Prayer by Thomas John Galvin, Jr. Teach us, O Lord, that we may know The evil from the good. Teach us to live with every man In peace and brotherhood. Help us, O Lord, that we may take The bitter with the sweet. Help us to reach the victory That lies beyond defeat. Guide us, O Lord, that we may live In truth and modesty. Guide us that we may worthy be To serve and follow Thee. Class So ay Tune: Love ' s Old Sweef Song Rita Vallance Though we depart from these familiar halls, We shall remember all our happy past. Sad are our thoughts at leaving friends behind— Friends who have ever been both good and kind. Now as life ' s doer is open to our dreams We shall be guided by your star ' s bright beams Woburn High, we love you, Friends and teachers dear; And in mem ' ry always, We shall keep you near. Now as time grows closer, We shall breath a sigh. As we sadly bid you Our last goodbye— Our last fond goodbye. OREL M. BEAN The wisdom of the past combined with the reality of the present tends to give a vision of the future. Thus Woburn High School has been very fortunate in having as a principal for the past thirty three years (1917-1950) a man who has exhibited just those qualities. Mr Bean has been a friend and counsellor to all the students who have attended this school through¬ out the years. Having been appointed to the faculty of the school in 1910, he taught for seven years before assuming fhe duties of principal. There are many graduates of the school who knew him not as a principal but as a teacher, and we feel sure that they also will recall his many kind deeds and his keen interest in each student. In the future when we reflect upon our high school days, we shall re¬ member a dominant personality whose first interest was always the welfare of his school and the students in it. ijMjlgl; otA-ejL. — ' ' a. OLS - H A _ O ljCtAyCA. a. - CC- Lyt.. U- ' Z. £.C l£ i . ■e. ' i. ' t |||§| C£u - JnCtAja.j -Z-riijUYt.. i£ srt-Jl . az sutJCtsvt L tl Cy yri. ' °Ute Oyy-I tUU. 3 csi U a dr ■c asriyL-- JUNIOR BOYS JUNIOR GIRLS SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE BOYS a, ' ZX- CU ' Tl VL-L- % m } S ; ” m Appreciation The members of the Innitou Staff acknowledge with deepest appreciation the help that we have re¬ ceived from all our loyal supporters whose efforts have made it possible for us to have this lasting memento to our high school days. Our principal, Mr. Bean, our office secretary Mrs. Gillespie, and our faculty advisers, Miss Burke, Miss Lynch and Miss Mawn have given unlimited time in our behalf and we owe much of our success to them. The patrons and advertisers have made the book a financial possibility and we hope that you will Make actions speak louder than words by pat¬ ronizing them whenever possible. Patrons and Patronesses A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND MARION C. ADAMS DR. SIDNEY D. ADAMS JEAN AIREY JOHN E. AIREY JOSEPH W. AIREY HARRY ALPERS, JR. JOSEPH ALTA VESTA JUNE A. ANANIAN — Wilmington KENNETH ANDERSON DR. ELDRIDGE D. ATWOOD MRS. ALBERT BALESTRIERI MR. and MRS. DAVID D. BANKS MRS. SUE BARBARO — Winchester ERNEST BARBAS JAMES BARBAS JOHN STEVE BARBAS MR. and MRS. NICHOLAS BARBAS MR. and MRS. STEVE JOHN BARBAS MR. and MRS. JOSEPH BAROH MRS. W. G. BARNES ALICE BARRY MR. A. M. BARTLETT MR. and MRS. ROBERT A. BATTEN MR. JOSEPH BAVUSO MR. and MRS. SAMUEL BAVUSO PHYLLIS BAXTER — Wilmington MR. and MRS. OREL M. BEAN MISS KATHERINE BEATON — Stoneham MR. JOHN BEATTY MR. and MRS ADOLPH BEAUCHAMP ARTHUR BEAUOHAMP JOHN BEAUCHAMP HENRY BILLAUER MR. and MRS. EVERETT J. BIXBY MISS MILDRED BIXBY MR. JOHN J. BLACK CECELIA L. BLAKE HENRY D. BLAKE MRS. MARY E. BLUNDELL MRS. HARRIE B. BLYE MISS I. MYRTICE BLYE CHARLES BOOKER MR. ARTHUR BOUDREAU MR. HENRY BOUDREAU MISS EDNA BOUTWELL — Winchester MRS. CLARA BOWERS MRS. AGNES BOWSER EILEEN M. BRADLEY — Cambridge ALICE E. BRADY JAMES F. BRENNAN MARY C. BRESLIN MR. and MRS. CHARLES BROGNA MRS. PETER A. BROGNA AGNES B. 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HAROLD CLARK MILDRED P. CLEMENT AL COAKLEY ' S BARBER SHOP PETER J. COCCOLUTO MRS. THOMAS COLLINS MARY ANNE COLUCCI — Quincy MRS. ELEANOR COMEIRO CELIA CONLON MRS. BARBARA CONNOLLY MARY W. CONNOLLY MRS. MICHAEL CONNOLLY — Winchester P. JOSEPH CONNOLLY P. JOSEPH CONNOLLY, JR. MR. GEORGE CONNORS CATHERINE COOK MISS JEANNE A. COOKE MISS JOAN M. COOKE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM M. COOKE MR. and MRS. JAMES J. CORBETT MISS SARAH CORBETT MR. and MRS. JAMES F. CORRIGAN JAMES J. COSTELLO — Winchester PATRONS AND PATRONESSES (Continued) JAMES COURTNEY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH COUTO MRS. PATRICK J. COX MR. F. A. CRAMPHORN CROVO TIRE and BATTERY SERVICE MRS. GLADYS CRUTCHER MRS. JOHN F. CULLEN AGNES R. CURRAN MR. and MRS. JOSEPH F. CURRAN LEO V. CURRAN MR. MICHAEL J. CURRAN E. J. CURTIN MR. FRANK CUSHINETTE MRS. FRANK DACEY — Charlestown MRS. A. O. DALRYMPLE FRED DARLING MR. and MRS. WILIAM B. DARLING MR. HENRY DAVIDSON MS. JANE DAVIS MRS. RICHARD H. DAVIS THERESA DEFELICE — Wakefield MARY E. 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