Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

w £17 X. 5 4cCE IOJ y 89260 WOBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDED 1856. ' tZsOd- JUN 11 yy ' 89260 V) 57 7 X5 foreword... As the years pass on, methods of travel become more complex. We have advanced from the so-called horse and buggy era through the different stages to the Diesel engines and the jet-propelled planes of the atomic age. In similar manner in travel through our educational career, we have journeyed from the problems of simple reading,writing, and arithmetic through the more advanced stages of the complicated processes of reasoning, interpreting and evaluating. Thus shall we continue to travel along life ' s highways meeting the chal¬ lenges of progress and the resulting adjustments to life. As we travel, may this book remind us that we have met and overcome the difficulties of the past with the same sense of humor and good judgment that we will maintain in fac¬ ing the future. Zable of Contents Mr. Blake Dedication Mr. Hassett Faculty Innitou Staff Seniors Poem, Song, Motto Activities Will Organizations Zo the Class of1953°. The task of organizing, preparing, and pub¬ lishing the Yearbook of the Class of 1953 of Woburn High School is one of considerable magnitude. Its success is a tribute to the fac¬ ulty advisers, the staff, and the class. In one sense a school Yearbook is merely a pictorial record of the senior year of a high school class. In a much greater sense it is a permanent memento of the associations, the friendships, the aspirations, the trials, and the dreams in a far too fleeting period of a most precious time of life. Although the class may never meet again in its entirety, this remem¬ brance of times past will enable you to retain the memory of your classmates with you al¬ ways. Just one hundred years ago, the first class was in attendance in the Woburn High School. What advances have taken place in secondary education since that day! The few pupils who were then subjected to the classroom work were privileged members of the community. Now the modern high school has become the great example of democracy in action, pro¬ viding for the educational needs of all Ameri¬ can youth. The doorway to knowledge stands open to all. There are no machinations, no ex¬ clusions, no contrived demands! In the successful completion of your high school career, you are the product of a great democratic institution. As we stand on the threshold of the second century in secondary education in the Woburn High School, may success attend your days and may you keep intact the ideals of your church, your home, and your school in the perilous times ahead- In this way you will attest to your faith in the American way. HENRY D. BLAKE Principal (d J Oar i icrine ' Dedication The class of 1953 takes great pride in dedicating this issue of The Innitou to an outstanding teacher, leader, friendly counselor, and class adviser. In all our endeavors she has given unstintingly to us of her time and encourage¬ ment. Through her efforts our scholastic and social affairs have been success¬ ful and satisfying. Truly we may say that whatever measure of achievement we have met in our senior year has been due in a large measure to the work of Miss Catherine E. Burke whom we greatly admire as both teacher and friend. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1953 I wish to congratulate each member of the senior class on being graduated from High School. I congratulate also your devoted par ents upon whom you have brought honor with your graduation. Upon entering the Senior High School your graduation day may have seemed to be in the far future, but now that it is here, you will agree that the past three years were really three short years and passed so quickly, that you have hardly had time to think what you will do next. Those of us who have been directly or in¬ directly associated with formulating your high school education and training sincerely hope that we have given each of you a sound and complete secondary education. Your future success in business, or in the professions, is also one of our cherished wishes. Ralph Waldo Emerson once said The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of cities, nor the crops, but the kind of man the country turns out . Likewise we can say of our High School that the true test is not the number of students enrolled, nor the size of the building, nor the scope of the curriculum, but the kind of citizen that the school turns out. The High School program is designed only to prepare a boy or girl in how to learn. Each must be taught to think logically and construct¬ ively, but the main objective in high school is to teach one how to learn. After finishing high school the responsibility to continue the learn¬ ing process through work experiences or by higher education rests with the graduate him¬ self. A few months ago in an issue of your school newspaper, the Tanners News, I quoted the following: It. is not what you know that is important, but rather how you use what you know . Since reading your copy of the Tan¬ ners News I hope that you have given some thought to this quotation because it is true and so important in everyday living. In closing may I say Fear not that which lies ahead . The three years of schooling which you have just successfully completed qualifies you on a par with any American high school graduate. Take a little time to think about, and discuss with others, the kind of work you would like to try for your vocation in life. Once you have decided on your goal, then with (1) courage, (2) determination, and (3) a frequent prayer for Divine Guidance and Help, — you can ' t miss. If perchance you do miss on your first try, it will be only because you gave up in one of these three items when the going became tough. My best wishes to each of you. J. FRANK HASSETT Superintendent of Schools Zhe faculty First row: Zilpah F. Ranney, James H. O ' Donnell, John F. McGovern, Geraldine A. Soles, Margaret L. Burke, Henry D- Blake, Shipley W. Ricker, Catherine E. Burke, Helen R. Sheeran, Edward C. Manning, Joan T. Byron. Second row: Hazel M. Percy, Ethel M. Bascom, Patricia A. Deehan, Helen A. Salmon, Louise S. Mown, Doris T- Lynch, Alice E. Brady, Pauline A. Ly¬ ons, Helen V. Doherty, Anastasia G. Canty, Catherine M. Foley, M. Maude Morton, Anna K. Higgins. Third row: Edson L. Kimball, P. Joseph Connolly, Charles D. Roche, William A. Roche, James F. Brennan, Wilfred A- Walsh, James T. Tedesco, William H. Flaherty, Jr., John A. Reddy, Homer Sage, Timothy F. Ring. Zhe Jmtou Staff Editor-In-Chief Francis Foley Assistant Editor Anthony Morandi Literary Editors Ann Dahlman Richard Johnson Yvette Levesque Anne Quill Art Editors Sheilah Feinberg Nancy Roessler Photography Editor John Tedesco Typists Doris Borgeson Marcia Foley Grace Paladino Business Manager Audrey Hallberg Advertising Editors Barbara Buel Judith Brigham Helen Danehy Robert Kerrigan Donald Manning Junior Representatives Anne Marie Ahern Lois Noonan Treasurer Geraldine Cooke Faculty Advisers Margaret L. Burke Catherine E. Burke Doris T. Lynch . Louise S. Mavra ROBERT WALDRON President FRANCIS HAWKES Vice President Class Officers AUDREY HALLBERG Secretary YVETTE LEVESQUE Treasurer Rita Frances Allen Kathy Intelligent, cute, coopera¬ tive, pleasant . . . CLUBS . . . Woman ' s Club Representative, Driver Education . . . FUTURE PLANS . .. Colleae ... PET PEEVES . . , Homework and boys who never do their own homework. Carl Anderson “Buddy Enthusiastic, ambitious, neat dresser ... PET PEEVE . . . Unsociable girls. Carl Edwin Anderson “Farmer Always a smile, strong mas¬ culine type, likes airplanes . ... OFFICES HELD . . . Traffic sguad, President of Junior homeroom, Co-Captain of the Football team . . . CLUB . . . Student Council ,.. SPORTS . . . Football 1, 2, 3, ... PET PEEVE .. . Homework . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS ... Airline Pilot. Esther Lillian Angiuoni Athletic, chummy, enthusi¬ astic, bashful . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Badminton 3, Field Hockey 2, 3 ... FU¬ TURE PLANS . .. Office work . . . PET PEEVE ... Stuck-up people. Nicholas Steve Barbas “G. I. Nick Friendly, full of fun, good sport, easy-going . . . SPORT . . . Football ... FUTURE PLANS . . . Work. William Edward Barch “Bill Full of fun, good personali¬ ty, friendly . . . HONORS . . . President of Student Council, Senior play . . . SPORTS . . . Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To succeed . . . PET PEEVE . . . All women. Eleanor Mary Barrucci “Bucci Spontaneous humor, Great tease . . . SPORTS . . . Basket¬ ball, Softball . . . OFFICES HELD . . . Homeroom Secre¬ tary in Junior year .. . PET PEEVE . . . Going steady. James Francis Baudanza “Bab ' Friendly, full of fun, sociable . .. CLUBS . .. Traffic Sguad . . . SPORT . . . Bowling . . . PET PEEVES .. . Gabby teachers, silly girls . .. FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . College. Frances Janet Beagley Frannie Cute, friendly, neat, popu¬ lar ... HONORS ACHIEVED Finalist in Sophomore spelling bee . . . CLUBS . . . Thespian Society, Driver Edu¬ cation, Drum majorette PET PEEVE . . . Noisy Girls . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Secre¬ tarial work. Evelyn Alice Bell Evie Vivacious, ambitious, good sport . . . PET PEEVE . . . Girls who smoke . ... FUTURE PLANS . . . To get married. Ruth Ellen Theresa Bell Ruthie Cute, friendly, popular . . . CLUBS . . . Tanner News . . . PET PEEVE .. . Smoking. Robert Anson Bennett Mousie Nice-looking, friendly, full of fun . . . HONORS . . . Captain of the Cross Country and Bowling Teams . . . SPORTS . . . Baseball Manager 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Bowling 1, 3 ... PET PEEVE . . . Losing races . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a coach at W H. S. Doris Christine Borgeson Bogie Pretty, friendly, co-operative, ambitious . . . CLUBS . . . Year¬ book, Glee Club, Driver Edu¬ cation ... SPORTS . . . Basket¬ ball 1, Bowling . . . PET PEEVE . . . Men drivers, and people who are always late . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be¬ come a Medical Secretary. Lois Marie Brady Tiny, full of fun, good friend . .. CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Driv- ver Education . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited people, rainy days . . . FUTURE PLANS . .. To work in an office. Judith May Brigham Judy Neat, pretty smile, friendly SPORT . . . Bowling .. . HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Jun¬ ior Representative of 1952 Yearbook, School Scrapbook, Class Day 1952, Student Coun¬ cil ... CLUBS . . . Bowling, Yearbook . . . OFFICES . . . Treasurer of Girls ' Bowling League . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nursing or College . . . PET PEEVE .. . Sophisticated boys and rainy days. Rosemarie Brogna Cute, easy-going, friendly . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Driver Education . . . SPORT . . . Field Hockey . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a secretary . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited boys. Rosemary Ann Brogna Quiet, friendly, liked by all . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Driver Education . . . PET PEEVE . . . People who bump into you while walking . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a secretary. Barbara Ann Buel Niggy Cute, intelligent, co-opera¬ tive, friendly . . . CLUBS . . ■ Yearbook, Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, Student Council, Tanner News, Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, HONORS ACHIEVED .. . Sen¬ ior Play, President of Thespian Society, Speaking Contest . . . SPORTS . . . Bowling, Badmin¬ ton ... PET PEEVE . . . Boys with curly hair. Patricia Rose Busa Pat Friend to all, sweet, co-op¬ erative , sense of - humor .. , CLUBS ... Glee Club . . . SPORT .. . Badminton 3 PET PEEVE .. . Conceited peo¬ ple ... FUTURE PLANS ... Typist. Charles Xavier Cagnina Brother Good sense of humor, well- liked, likes sports . . . SPORTS . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Bas¬ ketball 1 . . . CLUBS .. . Presi¬ dent of Bowling League . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To learn how to drive and to go with a nice girl ... PET PEEVES . . . Rainy days and silly girls. Elaine Marie Cagnina Lainy Cute, personality-plus, has a smile for everyone . . , CLUBS . . . Tanner News, Driver Edu¬ cation .. . FUTURE PLANS . . . Fisher Business School PET PEEVE . . . Homework on weekends and Monday morn¬ ings. George Edward Cain Gig Good looking, wonderful personality, liked by all HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Boys State 1952 ... SPORTS ... Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3 ... PET PEEVE . . . Coaches ' pets and girls in general . . . FUTURE PLANS .. . College. William Charles Carney Billy Nice looking, personality plus, friendly . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited girls . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To go into father ' s business. Frank Charles Caruso Frankie Tall, good-looking, dark hair, nice dresser . . . CLUBS . . . Traffic Sguad . . . HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Honor Roll 1951 and 1952, Finals of Spelling Bee in 1952 . . . SPORT . . . Junior Varsity Football . . .PET PEEVE . . . School Rules . . . FUTURE PLANS . . College. Marie Louise Cennerazzo Shortie Sparkling smile, good sing¬ ing voice, cute . . . SPORT . . . Bowling . . . PET PEEVE . People who call me Shorty .. . FUTURE PLANS ... To be¬ come a secretary and a sing¬ er. Mary Elizabeth Chambers Mary Wonderful friend, personali¬ ty plus, loves to laugh . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Driver Education .. . SPORT . . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3 ... PET PEEVE . . . Conceited people . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To work. Gordon Walter Clark Buddy Full of fun, easy-going, good-looking . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a Disc Joc¬ key .. . PET PEEVE . . . Bash¬ ful girls. Janice Elizabeth Coakley Jan Full of fun, a smile for ev¬ eryone, wonderful friend . . . CLUBS ... Glee Club SPORT . . . Bowling . . . PET PEEVE . . . Teachers . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Office work. Ronald James Coleman Ronnie Amiable, popular, happy . . . CLUBS . . - Student Coun¬ cil ... SPORTS . . . Baseball, Football ... PET PEEVE . . . English Teachers . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Commander of a U. S. Sub. Geraldine Margaret Cooke Cookie—Gerry Trim, lively, gracious HONORS . . . President of the Honor Society, Attendant for Junior Prom Queen, Senior Play . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Driver Education, Year¬ book, Tanner News 2 . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 ... Cheerleader, Archery . . . PET PEEVE . . . Monday morning .... FUTURE PLANS . . Secretary. Charlotte Irene Crouch Charlie Tall, pleasant, genial . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . SPORTS . . . Badminton . . . PET PEEVES . . . Homework and conceited boys, sailors from outside Burlington. Ann Marie Dahlman Annie Neat, fashionable, poised . . . CLUBS . . . Yearbook, Driv¬ er Education, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball 1 2, 3 ... Bowling 2, 3 ... FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Medical Sec¬ retary . . . PET PEEVE . . . Loud gum chewers. ; Helen Frances Danehy Cute, friendly, quiet, help¬ ful ... CLUBS . . . Yearbook . . . HONORS . . . Woman ' s Club Representative, Member of Honor Society, Senior Play .. . SPORTS . . . Basketball, Bowling ... PET PEEVE . . . Homework on weekends . .. FUTURE PLANS . . . Business School. Irene Beverly Day Well-liked, quiet, ambitious . . . SPORTS . .. Basketball 3, Badminton 3 . . . PET PEEVES . . . Homework and getting up in the morning . .. FUTURE PLANS . . . Further education. Jean Marie Demasi “Jeannie Co-operative, cute, shy . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . PET PEEVES . . . Boys lacking re¬ spect, Unsociable teachers . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be¬ come a nurse. Frank Joseph Desmond “Dez Friendly, well-liked, good- looking . . . CLUBS . . . Band, Orchestra . . . PET PEEVE . . . Study with Mr. Kimball . . . FUTURE PLANS ... Go to college. Thomas Francis Devito Tom Cheerful, easy going, al¬ ways a smile . ., HONORS . . . Vice President of Homeroom 22, Senior Play . . . SPORTS .. . Bowling 2 ... PET PEEVES .. . Ford lovers, people who do their homework . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To inherit three million dollars and a 53 Pontiac. Thomas William Devlin “Tommy Happy, friendly, ambitious .. . CLUBS . . . Student Coun¬ cil . .. HONORS .. . Spelling bee homeroom champ, Senior Play . .. FUTURE PLANS . . . College ... PET PEEVES . . . Homework over week-ends, 3:10 ' s. Lillian Catherine DiMarco “Lily or Lil Quiet, cooperative, bashful . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be¬ come a secretary. Charles Leo Doherty “Clinker Nice-looking, easy-going, good sense of humor . . . SPORTS . . . Junior Varsity, Football ... FUTURE PLANS . . . Attend Radio and Televi¬ sion School . . . PET PEEVE Girls who wear knee socks. Daniel Francis Doherty Danny Good-looking, wavy black hair, good sport . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . SPORTS . .. Football ... PET PEEVE . . . Room 18 ... FUTURE PLANS . . . To join the Marines. Robert Joseph Donahue Bob Friendly, cute, guiet SPORTS . . . Bowling ... FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To join the Navy . . . PET PEEVE Homework. James Henry Doherty Jim Good-looking, personality- plus, loves to talk about his cows . . . COMMITTEES . . . Usher at Junior and Senior Proms, Motto Committee . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . University of Massachusetts . . . PET PEEVE . . . Girls who smoke on the street. Jeanne Frances Doherty feannil Wonderful personality, wit¬ ty, enthusiastic . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Driver Edu¬ cation, Student Council . .. SPORTS . . . Bowling 1, 2, Soft- ball 2, Badminton 2 ... FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To become a secretary . . . PET PEEVE . . . People who spread rumors. Theodore Leo Doherty Teddy Tall, nice looking, easy¬ going . . . SPORTS ... Foot¬ ball, baseball . . . HONORS . .. Senior Play . . PET PEEVE Getting up in the morn¬ ing. Josephine Louise Donegan Jo- Small, pretty, guiet CLUBS . . . Glee Club, E. W. K. C. (East Woburn Knitting Club) . . . SPORTS . . . Softball . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Office work and trip to California. Charles William Doucette Dewey Nice-looking, guiet disposi¬ tion, well-liked . .. CLUBS . . . Bachelors ' Club . . . SPORTS . . . Football . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To own a business ... PET PEEVE . . . Conceited people. Mary Estelle Doyle Friendly, pleasant, coopera¬ tive . . . CLUBS . .. Glee Club . . . OFFICES HELD , . . Co-Edi¬ tor of Tanner News , Senior homeroom treasurer SPORT . . . Softball ... FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Business of¬ fice. Margaret Anne Drummond ' ' Peggy ' ' Tall, pretty, beautiful eyes . .. CLUBS . . . Glee Club 2, 3, Driver Education, Tanner News 2 . . . HONORS . . . Junior Mar¬ shal ' 52, Junior Red Cross Rep¬ resentative 3 . . . SPORTS . . Bowling 2, 3 ... FUTURE PLANS . . . Dental Assistant ... PET PEEVE . . . Short boys. Sheila Zenda Feinberg Lee Beautiful blond hair, friend¬ ly, always happy . . . CLUBS Student Council Alter¬ nate, Yearbook, Tanner News, Junior Red Cross representa¬ tive, Driver Education, Glee Club .. . SPORTS . . . Field Hockey .. . FUTURE PLANS ... Fisher Junior College . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited peo¬ ple. Betty Mae Dunnigan Betty Attractive, pensive, nice per¬ sonality .. . OFFICES HELD Vice President ot Junior home¬ room . .. SPORTS .. . Bowling . . . PET PEEVE .. . Unsociable people. Richard Leo Dunnigan Ricky Cute, blond, friendly, athle¬ tic ... OFFICES HELD . .. Vice President of Senior homeroom ... CLUB ... G. I. Club ... .. . SPORTS .. . Football, base¬ ball ... FUTURE PLANS . . . To join the Marines . . PET PEEVE .. . Carrying home books. Mary Jane Eaton M. J. Tall, friendly, good sport . . . SPORTS . . . Softball, basket¬ ball, archery . . . PET PEEVE 3;10 ' s for Biology . .. CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Driver Education . v . HONORS .. . Class Day ' 52 ... FUTURE PLANS ... To be a florist. Lawrence John Finn Larry Tall, considerate, genuine . .. CLUBS .. r Traffic Squad . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To work in an office or a bank . .. PET PEEVE . . . Filling out information blanks. Pauline Louise Finnegan Cute, pleasing personality, happy, friendly . .. CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . OFFICES HELD . .. Secretary of Junior Class, Junior Prom Committee . .. SPORT . . . Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS ... Secretary ... PET PEEVE ... Hard but¬ ter, cold tea. Ann Margaret Flaherty Good-natured, easy-going, well-liked . . . CLUBS . . . Year¬ book, Bowlina, Class Day ' 52, Glee Club . . . HONORS ... Vice President of Student Council ' 52- ' 53, Co-Captain of Cheerleaders and Basketball, Senior Play .. . SPORTS . . . Bowling, basketball, softball, field hockey, badminton . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nursing .. . PET PEEVE . . . Chemistry- Room 28, WINCHESTER???? Richard William Flaherty Flats Full of fun, friendly, pleas¬ ant smile for all .. . CLUBS . . . G. I. Club??? ... PET PEEVE . .. Teacher ' s Pets John Henry Folan Big John Tall, blond, happy-go-lucky . . . CLUBS . . . Traffic Officer . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a florist. Christine Mary Foley Tini Cute, neat, friendly, nice dresser ... CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . PET PEEVE ... To be caught entering school with¬ out any books . . . FUTURE PLANS ... Secretarial work. Francis Patrick Foley Stretch Tall, nice looking, good-na¬ tured, popular . . . OFFICES HELD . . . Editor-in-chief of Yearbook . . . CLUBS . . . Bowl¬ ing, basketball 2 . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To remain a fruit dealer ... PET PEEVE . . . Girls from North Woburn who smoke. Marcia Jane Foley Sparkling personality, at¬ tractive, Brigham ' s pin-up girl . . . OFFICE HELD . . . Sec¬ retary of Student Council . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nursing . . . PET PEEVE . . . Monday morning. Willard Edward Fountain Bill Nice-looking, popular, inde¬ pendent . . . CLUBS . . . Immac¬ ulate Conception Drum and Bugle Corps, South End Pan¬ thers A. C. . . . OFFICES HELD . . . Secretary of Senior home¬ room, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Motto Committee, Sen¬ ior Dance Committee . . . SPORTS .. . Track 2, football 2 . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To go to college and to own a metallic green CADILLAC con¬ vertible ... PET PEEVE . . . Second Lunch. Barbara Marie Franchini Barb Tall, neat, attractive CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Tanner News, Class Day ' 52 ... PET PEEVE . . . Bashful boys . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Secretary. William Michael Fucarile Bill Quiet, blond, friendly . . . PET PEEVE . . . Women Driv¬ ers . . . FUTURE PLANS .. . To own a car. Barbara Prudence Gangi “Barb Hard-worker, amiable, reli¬ able . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 2, 3, Class Day ' 52, Driver Edu¬ cation . . SPORTS . . . Soft- ball, basketball 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3 . . . FUTURE PLANS .. .Of¬ fice work and to visit Arizona . . . PET PEEVE . . . Stuck-up people and smoking. Josephine Ann Greaney “loie Diminutive, bashful, cute . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . SPORTS . . . Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To travel, airline hostess . . . PET PEEVE ... Conceited people. Elaine Isobel Gardner “Laney Quiet, friendly, good worker .. . CLUBS ... Glee Club . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Office Work ... PET PEEVE . .. Homework. Michael James Grecco “Mike Athletic, sociable, sincere . . . SPORTS . . . Football . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To become a pilot ... PET PEEVE . . . Show offs. Julie Mary Garrity Pensive, attractive, nice dresser . .. CLUBS . . . Driver Education . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Telephone Company . . . PET PEEVE . . . Tardy People. Barbara Evelyn Gove “Barbs Tall, pretty, flying enthusiast . . . CLUBS . . . Grange, P. F. C. Civil Air Patrol . . . FUTURE PLANS . . Nursing . . . PET PEEVE ... Conceited people. Audrey Ebba Hallberg “Ozzie Ambitious, well-liked, viva¬ cious . . . HONORS . . . Worthy advisor of Reading Rainbow Girls, Senior Play . . . CLUBS . . . Cheerleader, Class Day ' 52, Yearbook Staff . . . OF¬ FICES HELD . . . Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3. Secretary of Senior Class, Vice President Elect of Student Council 3 . . . SPORTS . . . Field hockey 2, 3, Archery 2, Basketball 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3 . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Col¬ lege ... PET PEEVE . .. Catty people. Elaine Patricia Hallion “Mike Cute, always happy, lik¬ able . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . SPORTS . . . Bowling 3 . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nursing . . . PET PEEVE . . . Monday mornings. Olive Jean Hanlon Ollie Tall, pleasant, attractive, friendly . . . CLUBS .. Glee Club, Driver Education . . . OFFICE HELD . . . .Student Council representative . . . PET PEEVE . . . Homework Jean Ann Harrington Petite, friendly, likes horse¬ back riding . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, 4-H Club . . . SPORTS . . . Badminton 1 FUTURE PLANS . . . Comp¬ tometer operator at H. P. Hoods Sons . . . PET PEEVE . r . People who are always late for appointments and dates. Francis Xavier Hawkes “Golden Hawk Carefree, full of fun, friendly, nice looking . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . ... OFFICES HELD . . . Vice President of Senior. Class, President of Home Room . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball, football-manager for 3 years . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To get married . . . PET PEEVE . . . Getting up in the morning for school. Richard Edward Hayes “Gabby Quiet, nice-looking, uncon¬ cerned . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Electronic Technician . . . PET PEEVE ... A certain room on third floor. Eleanor Hodges “Ellie Beautiful hair, sunny smile, pleasant companion . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 SPORTS . . . Bowling, badmin¬ ton 1 ... FUTURE PLANS ... To be a stenographier and to drive a two-tone “Merc con¬ vertible ... PET PEEVES . . . Themes, weekend homework. George Smith Holland “Uncle George Tall, witty, life of the party . . . SPORTS ... Football ... FUTURE PLANS ... To take a trip around the United States . . PET PEEVE ... ' 36 FoMs Margaret Ruth Holloran “Ruthie Ambitious, sunny disposi¬ tion, twinkling smile CLUBS . . . Co-Editor of Tan¬ ners News, Student Council 2 . .. SPORT . . . Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . College .. . PET PEEVE . . . Homework on weekends Norma Mary Horton “Norm Pretty, cheerful, sincere . . . CLUBS . . . Majorette, Glee Club . . . SPORTS . . . Badmin¬ ton .. . FUTURE PLANS ... To join the “WAVES . . . PET PEEVE . . . Boys with whiffles and muscles. Patricia Ann Humphrey Pat” Petite, pleasant, vivacious . .. CLUBS .. . Glee Club . . . PET PEEVES . . . Conceited boys, being called PEA¬ NUTS . Richard David Ingersoll “Dick Serious, well-groomed, na¬ tural . .. CLUBS . .. Boys ' Glee Club, Bowling, Traffic Squad . . . FUTURE PLANS .,. To work at Gorin ' s ... PET PEEVE ... Weekend homer work. Rita Marion Ingersoil Peanuts Pretty, demure, nice-dresser .. . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Tan¬ ner News . . .. FUTURE PLANS . . . Telephone Operator . . . PET PEEVE . . . Men drivers, conceited boys. Nancy Carolyn Johnson Nan Pleasant, friendly, co-opera¬ tive . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club 2, 3 ... HONOR ACHIEVED . . . Class Day ' 52 . . . SPORTS . . . Bowling 2 ... FUTURE PLANS . . . Business College (medical secretary) . . . PET PEEVE . .. Teachers who give lots of homework. Richard Lee Johnson Richie Tall, blond, silent type . . . CLUBS . . . Traffic officer, Yearbook . . . HONORS . . Tidd Scholarship (No. Wo¬ burn) . . . FUTURE PLANS . .. College ... PET PEEVE . . . Slow people. Peter Eayavas Pete Sociable, wonderful person¬ ality, casual . . . HONORS . . . Trophy for Thanksgiving game 1952 ... SPORTS . . . Football . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To en¬ ter the service . . . PET PEEVE . . . Teachers ' Pets. Arlene Josephine Kenney Cookie Friendly, accomodating, pat¬ ient . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . FUTURE PLANS .. . Book¬ keeper . . . PET PEEVE . . . Boys who are bashful. Robert Edward Kerrigan Bob Quiet, sociable, cheerful, personality plus . . . CLUBS . . . Yearbook, Traffic Squad PET PEEVE . . . Senior girls. Charlotte Marcia Knowland Quiet, ambitious reserved . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball, Softball . . . CLUBS . . . Alter¬ nate Student Council . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Medical Secretary . . . PET PEEVE . . . Homework. Boris Konon Torqy Impressive stature, comical, qood-natured . . . SPORTS . . • Basketball . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To qraduate . . . PET PEEVE . . . Beinq stopped from foolinq around. Adeline Catherine LaDelie Ad Pleasant, ripplinq lauqh, a- qreeable . . . SPORTS Bowlinq 2, 3 ... CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Tanner News, Class Day . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Business School . . . PET PEEVE . . . People who aren ' t on time. Dorothy Ann Larsen Dottie Pretty, pleasant, soft-spoken . . . SPORTS . . . Bowlinq, Soft- ball, Basketball . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Cheerleader . . . HONORS . . . Class Day, Snow Queen . . . FUTURE PLANS . . Secretary . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited qirls and boys. Yvette Hortense Levesque Toots Ambitious, diliqent, versatile . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball, bowlinq . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Yearbook, Driver Edu¬ cation . . . HONORS .. . Class Treasurer, Honor Society, Wo¬ man ' s Club Representative . . . PET PEEVE . . . Boys who go to dances and don ' t dance . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To work in an office. Gertrude Mae Lyon “Gert Cute, full of fun, loyal . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball, swim- minq . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Tanner News . . . PET PEEVE .. . People who talk behind your back . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Telephone Operator. Joseph Benedict Lyons Joe Intelliqent, French master¬ mind, nice lookinq . . . HON¬ ORS . . . Senior Play . . . PET PEEVE . . . Short lunch, too much homework . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To qo to college. Raymond Joseph Macinanti Ray Neat, quiet, pleasant . . . CLUBS ... 1:30 Club ... PET PEEVE ... A certain boy in his homeroom . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To be a Pizza man. Donald Douglas Manning Don” Alert, quiet, math, whiz . . . CLUBS . . . Band 1, 2, 3, Traf¬ fic Squad, Yearbook, Student Council . . . HONORS . . . Sen- io r Rotarian . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Engineering Col¬ lege .. . PET PEEVE .. . Wor¬ rying. Mary Ann Mantini Amiable, vivacious, charm¬ ing . . . SPORTS . . . Basket¬ ball, Bowling . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Cheerleader . . . HONORS . .. Class Day .. . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nurse . . . PET PEEVE ... A brilliant chemistry student. Frederic William Marshall Jugs Sports-minded, easy grin, gentlemanly . . . SPORTS . . . Football, basketball, baseball, hockey . . . CLUBS ... G. I. Club, C. Y. O. ... HONORS . .. Vice President G. I. . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To fly a jet plane ... PET PEEVE . .. Coaches ' pets. Spill Elaine Alice McDonough Tody” Cute, popular, beautiful brown eyes . . . SPORTS . . . Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nurse ' s Training . . . PET PEEVE . . . Boys who can ' t dance. William Joseph McDonough Mickey Happy go lucky, altruistic, generous . . . SPORTS . . . Foot¬ ball, baseball . . . HONORS Senior Play . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a Commerci¬ al Air-line pilot. Charles Francis McElheney Mac Quiet, tall, reserved SPORTS . . . Basketball, bowl¬ ing .. . FUTURE PLANS ... To travel ... PET PEEVE . . . Eng¬ lish. Ethel Louise McAllister Essie Gleeful, sprightly, carefree . . . SPORTS . . . Softball . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Major¬ ette, Driver Education . .. FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To graduate . . . PET PEEVE . . . Talkative girls. William Lyons McGilvary Bill Tall, comical, sporty . . . SPORTS . . . Hockey, horse¬ back riding . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Join the Navy . . . PET PEEVE .. . No car on rainy nights. Elaine Virginia McGowan Laney Efficient, jovial, considerate . .. SPORTS ... Bowling 1, 2, 3 . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Tanner News, Alternate Stu¬ dent Council .. . HONORS . . - Senior Dance Committee, Class Day . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To work in an office . .. PET PEEVE . . . Reckless driv¬ ers. Janies Joseph McGowan “Jim Reliable, courteous, whole¬ some . . . SPORTS .. . Football . . . CLUBS . . . Traffic Sauad .. . PET PEEVE . . . People who say when you make a mis¬ take, “Well, I told you. Martha McGowan Neat dresser, well-liked, cheerful . . . SPORTS . . . Bowl¬ ing , . . CLUBS ,. , Glee Club, Tanner News, Junior Red Cross Representative ' 51- ' 52 ... FUTURE PLANS ... Sec¬ retarial School .,. PET PEEVE . . . Getting up in the morning. Lawrence Francis McHugh “Sgueeks Enthusiatic, impish, likable . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To travel ... PET PEEVE ... Teachers without a sense of humor. Henry Joseph McKinney “Hank Good looking, humorous, tireless . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To establish a business . .. PET PEEVE ... Women driv¬ ers. Paul Charles McLaughlin “Mac Tall, fun to be with, sports- minded ... SPORTS ... Bas¬ ketball, baseball . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a millionaire . . . PET PEEVE ... Girls. John Joseph Mearls “Ape Unassuming, unpredictable, well-liked . . . SPORTS . . . Football ... HONORS . . . Sen¬ ior Play .. . FUTURE PLANS . . . To join the service . . . PET PEEVE . .. Girls who talk too much. David Charles Mellon “Mel Shy, blushes easily, daring .. . FUTURE PLANS ... To join the service . . . PET PEEVE . . . School. Bertha Harriet Miliano Intelligent, friendly, cooper¬ ative . . . SPORTS . .. Bowling . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Driver Education . . . HONORS . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club Representative . . . PET PEEVE .. . Rainy days . . . FUTURE PLANS . .. Comptometer School. Anthony Joseph Morandi Tony Intellectual, dignified, well- mannered . . . CLUBS . . . Traf¬ fic Sguad . . . HONORS . . . As¬ sistant Editor of Yearbook, Re¬ cipient of Harvard Book, Jun¬ ior Rotarian, Spelling Bee 3 . . . FUTURE PLANS .. . Col¬ lege ... PET PEEVE . .. Home¬ work. George Clement Morgan Georgie Tall, nice looking, proficient sportsman. . . SPORTS . . . Foot¬ ball, baseball, basketball . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To play professional baseball . . . PET PEEVE . . . Injuries - Injuries - Injuries. Margaret Anne Mullen Peggy Genial, friendly, merry . . . CLUBS .. . Glee Club ... FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Office work . .. PET PEEVE . .. Homework over the weekend. Merlene Lois Murchie Murch Sincere, thoughful, winning smile . . . CLUBS . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club . .. FUTURE PLANS . . . Nurse ' s training . . . PET PEEVE . . . Long assign¬ ments. Rita Frances Narkiewich Rita Demure, sweet, attractive . . . SPORTS . . . Badminton . . . CLUBS . . . Girls ' Glee Club ... FUTURE PLANS . . . Lowell Teachers College . . . PET PEEVE . . . Homework. Robert Joseph Morgan Bobby Lady-killer, jolly, easy-going . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To get a job from 12:00 to 1:00 with an hour for lunch, and to pass Junior history. Joseph Cosmo Nett Joe Business minded, pleasant, well groomed . . . CLUBS . . . Business Manager of Tanner News . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To attend college .. . PET PEEVE . . . Homework. Ruth Mary Nohelty Rufus Sweet, idealistic, sincere . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . SPORTS . . . Bowlinq, badmin¬ ton . . . CLUBS . . . Junior Red Cross Representative . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Private Sec¬ retary . . . PET PEEVE . . . Con¬ ceited qirls. William Joseph Nutile Willie Tall, dark and handsome . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Profession¬ al Soldier . . . PET PEEVE . . - Girls who smoke. Pauline Theresa Occhinto Pauline Attractive, neat dresser, so¬ ciable . . . CLUBS . .. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Rep¬ resentative . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To open a business . . . PET PEEVE . . . Boys who say they can ' t stand qirls. John Francis O ' Connor Oaka Small, shy, quick SPORTS . . . Track, Cross Country (Captain), Bowlinq . . . CLUBS . . . Student Coun¬ cil .. . FUTURE PLANS . .. Col- leqe . . . PET PEEVE . . Races that don ' t start on time. Robert Francis O ' Donnell Odie Popular, winninq personali¬ ty, active . . . SPORTS .. . Track, baseball . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Colleqe ... PET PEEVE . . . Girls who smoke. William Joseph O ' Donnell Odie Allerqic to books, practical, optimistic . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To make $1,000,000 . . . PET PEEVE . . . Parties where dad comes home at 10:00. Charles Lawrence O ' Connor Oakie Casual, sincere, pensive . . . SPORTS . . . Football, basket¬ ball ... PET PEEVE . . . Show- offs. John Kenneth Olson Johnny Cheery disposition, unob¬ trusive, helpful .. . SPORTS . . . Bowlinq . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To join the Marines . .. PET PEEVE . . . Gettinq up in the morninq. Grace Lorraine Paladino Gracie Capable, earnest, happy- go-lucky . . . SPORTS . . . Bowl¬ ing . . . CLUBS . . . Yearbook, Student Council . . . HONORS . . . Junior Dance Committee, Senior Dance Committee, At¬ tendant at Snow Ball Dance . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To own a business . . . PET PEEVE . . . Monday mornings. Raymond Joseph Pineau ' ' Dee Dee Sophisticated, enthusiastic, witty . . . CLUBS . . Orches¬ tra, Band . . . SPORTS . . Foot¬ ball, baseball . . . PET PEEVE . .. Tests . . . FUTURE PLANS .. . To enter a conservatory of music or a music college. Guy Donevi Paris ' ' Slim Versatile, accomplished, sincere . . . CLUBS . .. Scottes Flying Club .. . HONORS . . . Student Pilot license S. C. 63845 . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Commercial Pilot or U.S.A.F. ... PET PEEVE ... Old cars that drivers think are hot rods. Margaret Jean Porter Jean Chatty, witty, sparkling eyes . . . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Driver Education . . . PET PEEVES . . . Jealous girls and unsociable boys . . . SPORTS Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Comptometer School. Nancy Lorraine Penney Shorty Capable, alert, petite, en¬ thusiastic . .. SPORTS Field Hockey, Softball HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Win¬ ner of Spelling Bee for two years . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To be a secretary . . PET PEEVES .. . Jealous girls and bashful boys. Marilyn Joan Pierce Mai Unassuming, fastidious, a- greeable . . . OFFICES HELD . . . Homeroom President two years . .. CLUBS . . . Student Council Representative for two years . .. SPORTS .. . Skating, bowling, swimming . . . PET PEEVE .. . Destructive criticism. Anne Bernice Quill Gracious, well-poised, athle¬ tic ... SPORTS . . . Field hoc¬ key, baskebtall, bowling, ar chery . . . HONORS . . . Spell¬ ing Contest winner in Junior year, Senior Play . . . CLUBS . . . Yearbook ... PET PEEVES . . . Math and stubborn people . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To go to college and to travel. Mary Pauline Rantano Lulu Active, unaffected, refined . . . Sports . . . Softball, basket¬ ball, bowling . . . CLUBS . . . Cheerleader . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a medical secretary . . . PET PEEVE . . . Jealous people. Nancy Ruth Roessler Nan Vivacious, fastidious, seasoned traveler . . . SPORTS . . . Ar¬ chery, field hockey, basket¬ ball . . . CLUBS . . . Yearbook, Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To be a dental hygienist . . . PET PEEVE . . . Short boys. James Patrick Rooney Sam Gentlemanly, sophisticated, travel enthusiast. . . . SPORTS . . . Bowling . . . HONORS . . . Color committee, Junior Prom Committee . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Construction .. . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited girls. Henry Francis Rosander Red Hale and hearty, persistent . . . CLUBS ... 1:30 Club, Glee Club . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Navy . . . PET PEEVE . . Smil¬ ing George. Josephine Ann Rotondo Joie Sincere, sparkling eyes, pep¬ py ... CLUBS . . . Tanner News, Glee Club, Motto Com¬ mittee .. . FUTURE PLANS . .. To be a secretary . . . PET PEEVES . . . Conceited boys and homework on weekends. Beverly Ann Russo Bev Mischievous twinkle, inde¬ pendent, garrulous . . . CLUBS . . . Majorette, Glee Club, Thespian Society . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To go to secretarial school ... PET PEEVE . . . Con¬ ceited boys. Nancy Jane Ryder Frank, wholesome, ladylike . . . SPORTS . . . Archery . . . FUTURE PLANS ... A career and marriage. Mary Josephine Santo Sis Fastidious, guiet, demure . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To go to a dress designing school . . . PET PEEVE .„ . Nagging people. Fred Francis Scearbo Scrib Good-natured, lively, casual, well-dressed . . . CLUB Glee Club . . . FUTURE PLANS .To own business . . . PET PEEVES . . . Women and teachers. Joann Mary Seminatore Jody Warm smile, expressive eyes . .. CLUBS „. . Co-captain of the basketball team, Tanner News 3, Bowling 2, 3, Glee Club . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Nursing School . . . PET PEEVE . . . Smart alecks. Martha Lucille Smith “Marty Casual, realistic, fastidious . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball . . . HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Har¬ vest Dance Committee ' 52 CLUBS . . . Student Council . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a nurse or to go to U. N. H. . . . PET PEEVE . . . Mopey drivers. John Elmer Simes Johnnie Composed, happy spirit, so¬ phisticated . . . SPORTS . . . Football, baseball . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS ... To attend flying school . . . PET PEEVE . . . Bashful girls and home¬ work. Janet Ellen Slate Soft spoken, enthusiastic, un¬ pretentious . . . CLUBS Tanner News, Bowling . . . FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . Liberal Arts College ... PET PEEVE . . . Second lunch. Barbara Mary Smith Barbie Chic and stylish, gay and vivacious . . SPORTS . . . Bowling, softball . . . CLUBS Student Council Representa¬ tive . . . HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Homeroom Vice President . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Busi¬ ness School. Stanley Edward Spicer “Stan Unpredictable, peppy, jocu¬ lar . . . CLUBS . . . Band and Orchestra, Traffic Sguad . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To play drums in a night club . . . PET PEEVE ... Too much home¬ work. Alice Elizabeth Swanson Fastidious, statuesgue, at¬ tractive . . . SPORTS . . . Bowl¬ ing, softball . . . CLUBS ... Co¬ captain of cheerleaders HONORS ACHIEVED . . . Jun¬ ior Prom Queen, Senior Play . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Office Work ... PET PEEVE . . . Con¬ ceited people. Eric Gordon Swanson Reserved, pensive, efficient . . . CLUBS . . . Rowling . . . FUTURE PLANS . . To go to college . . . PET PEEVE . . . Homework. Anna Marie Tamilio Dependable, soft-spoken, en¬ ergetic . ... CLUBS . . . Student Council . . . FUTURE PLANS .. . To become manager of J. J. Newberry Co. . . . PET PEEVE . . . People with no sense of humor. Barbara Ann Taylor Reticent, unassuming, fasti¬ dious . . . SPORTS . ... Badmin¬ ton ... CLUBS . . . Glee Club . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be¬ come a nurse . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceit John Joseph Tedesco Jackie Witty, congenial, nonchal¬ ant . . . SPORTS . . . Football . . . CLUBS .. . Band, Orches¬ tra, Yearbook . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . College . . . PET PEEVE . . . Second lunch. Kathleen Marie Torrice Kay Roguish, talkative . . . CLUBS . . . Student Council Represent¬ ative . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Office work . . . PET PEEVE . . . Gossiping. Mary Rose Tortolano Toty Jovial, radiant smile, meth¬ odical . : . CLUBS . . . Glee Club, Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Office Work . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited boys. Leo Francis Trearchis Pickles Gregarious, nonchalant, good-natured . . . SPORTS . . . Football, track . .. FU¬ TURE PLANS . . . To go to col¬ lege ... PET PEEVE ... Stu¬ dying. Theresa Ann Tropea Terry Pleasant, unobtrustive, am¬ bitious . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To marry . . . PET PEEVE . . . Walking. Constance Marie Tuzzolo Connie Dark-eyed, sedate, agree¬ able . . . CLUBS . ?. Glee Club, Thespian Society, Junior Red Cross Representative, Bowling . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To train for nursing . . . PET PEEVE . . . Homework. Richard Paul Upton Richie Modest, retiring, taciturn . . . SPORTS . . . hockey . . . PET PEEVE . . . Conceited girls. Patrick Francis Valente Patsy Jaunty, carefree, exuberant . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To teach Aeronautics in Room 30 . . . PET PEEVE . . A certain blond in North Woburn. Salvatore Anthony Valente Sammy Sociable, unaffected, genu¬ ine . . . HONORS . . . Snow Ball Committee . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be a contractor . . . PET PEEVE . . . Girls. Robert James Waldron Mitzi Debonair, cooperative, am¬ bitious . . . HONORS . . . Class President for two years. Sen¬ ior play ... PET PEEVE . . . Bashful and conceited girls . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Further education. Vernon Clyde Weaver Red Frank, energetic, hospitable . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To go into the Air Corps and then be a Transport Pilot . . . PET PEEVES . . . Slow women drivers, homework and Eng¬ lish. Edwin Freeman Wells Buster Skilled sportsman, gentle¬ manly, industrious . . . SPORTS Cross Country, track, bowling, manager of basket¬ ball team for two years . .. PET PEEVE . . . Girls with mes¬ sy hair or bad dispositions . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To be Olympic track manager and own a business. Ronald Sigmund Wheaton Ronnie Industrious, cordial, courte¬ ous . . . SPORTS . . . Football . . . CLUBS . . . Band, Orches¬ tra . . . PET PEEVE . . . English teachers . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Marine Corps. Ronald Walter Wiggin Ronnie Happy-go-lucky, unaffected, affable ... PET PEEVE . . . Conceited girls . . . FUTURE PLANS ... To join the Navy. Valerie Schaffer Zink Versatile, neat, intellectual . . . CLUBS . . . Student Coun¬ cil, Tanner News, Woman ' s Club Representative, Bowling, Basketball . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . To go to college to study nursing. John Barry Doherty Barry Well-liked, full of fun, pleas¬ ing personality . . . SPORTS . . . Basketball ... PET PEEVE .. . Dancing. George Francis McPherson Mac Mischievous, fun-loving, real¬ istic . . . SPORTS . . . Baseball, football . .. FUTURE PLANS . . . To go to work . PET PEEVE . . . Senior girls. Helen Efstathius Nickos Nickie Dark, loyal, fastidious . . . CLUBS . . . Maid of Athens, Greek Youth Organization . .. HONORS . . . Class Day .. . CLUBS . . . Senior Red Cross Representative .. . FUTURE PLANS .. . Airline Hostess . . . PET PEEVE ... Boys. Eugene Coleman Shepherd ”Shep Quiet, bashful, casual .. . CLUBS . . . Traffic Squad . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Druggist . . . PET PEEVES .. . Leaky fountain pens and homework. ITn flfcemoriam PAUL JAMES DONAHUE 1935 - 1951 A boy ' s will is the wind ' s will, And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. — Longfellow Time, the healer of all things, will mend the aching heart and bring remembrances into the light of friendship shared and youthful dreams unfulfilled. We knew Paul not only as a mem¬ ber of our class but as a friendly, good-natured chum who always had time to help anyone m need. We shall always remember him as be¬ ing of us, although not with us, at this time. ass S totto The Credit We Get For Wisdom Is Measured By Our Success. Class zLoeni Class Song GRADUATION PRAYER LOOKING AHEAD O God our refuge, strength, and life, Teach us Thy wondrous way, That in this world of war and strife We may not go astray. Tune: America The Beautiful We ' re grateful to thee, Woburn High, For precepts we ' ll uphold. They ' ll guide and help us all the way, Give us Thy guidance from above, The light to lead us far Toward Thee, the source of life and love, As Wise Men toward a star. As future years unfold. Chorus: Then help us day by day to be, No matter where we are, A little more a part of Thee To cast our light afar. O Woburn High! O Woburn High! We bid farewell to thee. We look ahead with confidence, The class of ' 53. Audrey Hallberg We ' ll ne ' er forget thee Woburn High, Though we may wander far. We ' ll try our best to honor thee, No matter where we are. Chorus: Donald D. Manning J ACTIVITIES Yearbook st ait work diligently to beat the deadline Lois Brady and Grace Paladino exchange recipes with Martha Swanson and Martha Whittemore Bobby cmd Frannie check the final draft. Oitr Camera Cutie, Lois Noonan Open House — Our parents think it ' s fun ? ? ? Our efforts are rewarded as the Tanner News takes 3rd place in national competition. Mr. Mahoney checks truancy record — Our parents enjoy our hospitality at Open House Mr. Hassett and Bobert enjoy a good laugh, does that smile mean that all are ac¬ counted for? ? ? Carl puts the finishing touches on his masterpiece. Gert, Pert, Sheilafa and Grace believe in a stitch in time. Barbara gives Margie a Sew tips on make-up. ■r- No diets here ? ? Are they planning a trip or is it a research paper that ' s so interesting? Watch your fingers, Garden and Ronald ! ! Cantiques de Noel Stone and Webster couldn ' t be any busier. Robert observes the Sine art of silk screening. Josephine and Rita confer with Miss Tirrell in the guidance office. Na+ured tAos ' V UfeV to Succeed ' QeS ' h Pressed c , ocearbo MoW- PofO G •jerry CooKe CX ac K i e. cdesc o Ho 5 Avnk‘ ' fio s ' 3t,X ' C ' j OooKe ft s+ (5asK-fv| w ■uaviA AYi’Vy o ' nv I Valerie «£ fe ' tKev ' eor e f Yk ilUOTU Audrey Kdbc rV HaUberc vJabJroYN Tod 5)oket 4y Eleanor, Bev, Jean, and Ruth are thoroughly enjoying Baby Day Juniors carry laurel chain for victorious Seniors. Peggy, our Junior Marshall, is sitting pretty. A quintet of willing Class Day enthusiasts. Ann. Bill, and Audrey have waited twelve long years for this momentous day. Best of Luck” says Bernard as he presents the Class gift to Robert O — Happy Day — Oar sentiments exactly, say Barb, Paul¬ ine, Bill, and Ann. Added attractions at Class Day — 1352 Daisy chain at W. H. S. c L A S S P o l l Oi$ t- HflLK CiRkS 0£ ys five if ,« W1PI6HT uus ooys pflvo ur£ HfU KX “rrtg $Prt ni. vry And a dribble on down! Mr. Gangi presents Audrey, Ann, Nancy, Jeanne, Barbara with the trophies he kindly donated. Ricky Dunnigan Ted Doherty Ray Pineau Nick Barbas Billy Barch Bob Morgan Jack Mearles Charlie Doucette Dan Doherty Co-capt. Paul Catania Here’s hopin! ! Butch. Buster, Mr. Gangi, Charlie, Bob, Frannie — Our Bowling Champs 1 : m m m 1 Gerry and Elaine, as attendants, graciously crown Alice, the queen, Carl, an out-of-town date? Could this be serious, Alice? � � Good to the last drop! Callaway went that-a-wcryl Thanks a million to our Junior Prom Committee. Don ' t I have the next one? ■ Marie, Mary, and Sam share the cookies while Anne and Richie prepare to drink a toast. Awaiting the coronation. And a good time was had by all. The pause that refreshes! Mrs.. Blake, may 1 present Care for a sample? Dottie, our Snow Ball queen, with her ■attendants Grace and Sheilcdh. Down the center in tours, Frosty, the Snowman, is proud ot his Snow Ball Committee: Grace, Bob, Audrey, Bill, Elaine, Sal. Recognize anybody? The Class of 1953 cordially requests the honor of your presence — Class Will We, the class of 1953, of the City of Woburn, County of Middlesex, and State of Massachusetts, being of sound minds and memories, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any wills heretofore made by us. TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Sheilah Feinberg her blond hair Jeanne Flaherty Lawrence Finn his good looks Gordon Brown Pauline Finnegan giggling Connie Puleo Gordon Clark hot-rod driving Salvatore Gentile Mary Jane Eaton her height Joan Flaherty Patricia Humphrey her petiteness Lorraine Doherty Richard Ingersoll position in ' ' Gorin ' s ' ' John Bennett Ethel McAllister her gum Anne McLaughlin Elaine McDonough chemistry class Elizabeth Brown Eleanor Barrucci her reserve Raucous Sophomores Raymond Macinanti Bowling alley Francis McKinney Robert Morgan studious ways Kevin Kane William O ' Donnell glib tongue Fred Gonsalves Leo Trearchis silence Richard Canada Barbara Taylor her quiet manner Joyce Newman John Tedesco cute talents David Foley Kathleen Torrice the Student Council dues Harriet Carter Mary Tortolano naturalness Paula McCoy John Olson seat in No. Woburn bus Harry DiNardo Grace Paladino way with a needle Frances Farpelha Rita Allen scholastic ability Janice Rowe Carl Anderson his way of blushing George Connors Carl E. Anderson ability in sports Joseph Romano Esther Angiouni sportsmanship Jane Damrath Ronald Wheaton drum George Bevilacqua Ronald Wiggin educated thumb Robert Wheaton Richard Upton his big dimples Robert Foley Valerie Zink ambition Louise Larsen Frank Caruso Trig book Donald Norman Marie Cennerazzo her place on musical programs Barbara Lampher Mary Chambers basketball Mary Ann Sullivan Theresa Tropea camera Lois Noonan Constance Tuzzolo complacency Rita Boudreau Patrick Valente loquacity Joseph Lavacchia Salvatore Valente gentle breeding Russell Green Robert Waldron presidency James Rodolfos Vernon Weaver his red hair Charles O ' Doherty Edwin Wells a fleet foot Charles Dulong Nicholas Barbas his manly build Keith Dunnigan William Barch leadership ability Ronald Simonds James Baudanza bowling as Suzie 0 for the girls ' team Robert Porter Frances Beagley gayety Jeanne Matson Evelyn Bell chatter Helen Regan Mary Doyle co-editorship of Tanner News Janet Murray Margaret Drummond pretty eyes Jeanne Canty Betty Dunnigan writing letters Janice Rowe Richard Dunnigan friendly manner Harold Fisher Gertrude Lyon mischievous smile Janet Donahue Joseph Lyons his political views Alfred White Donald Manning his place in the Rotary Club Charles Mullen Mary Ann Mantini complexion Carol Strozzi Frederick Marshall his wise cracks Walter LaPlante Rita Ingersoll her seniority Evelyn Ingersoll Nancy Johnson experience as chauffeur Anne Marie Ahern CLASS WILL (Continued) TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Richard Johnson brain Christopher Russo Peter Kayavas his football position Fred Gonsalves Arlene Kenney her jokes A sober junior Ruth Bell her bubbling personality Betty Oulton Robert Bennett running shoes John Bennett Doris Borgeson stenography notes Janet Donahue Lois Brady Sunstrand To a future bookkeeper Judith Brigham ambition Marah Linscott Rosemarie Brogna gift for gab Diane Sullivan Robert- Kerrigan prescriptions Charles Cox Charlotte Knowland her stature Marion Marlowe Boris Konon his height Roger Sumner Adeline LaDelfe her bowling skill Julie Johnson Dorothy Larsen secretarial skill Colleen McHugh Yvette Levesque her treasury- Joanne Hull John Doherty position on the basketball team Thomas Gouthro Theodore Doherty his height Allan Ek Robert Donahue ever-ready wit Paul Hoyt Josephine Donegan teachers Lucky juniors Charles Doucette his lady friends Peter Wedlock Eleanor Hodges dance routines Marion Quinno George Holland his jalopy Peter Amari Ruth Holloran her energy Mary Neergaard Norma Horton a majorette ' s uniform Lillian Corbett William Nutile extra sessions AWOL Juniors Pauline Occhinto trimness Irene DelGrecco Charles O ' Connor silence Albert Farrey John O ' Connor captain of cross country William McDonald Robert O ' Donnell baseball bat Boston Red Sox Nancy Penney petiteness Phyllis Roache Stanley Spicer pranks Philip Doherty Alice Swanson blonde hair Juanita White Eric Swanson friendly smile George Bevilacqua Anna Tamilio happy way Evelyn Starble Guy Paris a few points William White Marilyn Pierce sociability Roberta Keating Raymond Pineau orchestra Edward Bavaro Jean Porter her wit Burton Feinberg Rosemary Brogna her books Harriet Carter Barbara Buel public speaking ability Martha Whittemore Patricia Busa her study periods Weary juniors Charles Cagnina his girl friend Robert Corsetti Elaine Cagnina position as drum majorette Marion Ryan George Cain senior dance tickets Edward Murphy William Carney wise remarks Fred Doherty Eugene Shepherd hunting cap Henry Crowninshield Jr. John Simes basketball team Joseph Romano Janet Slate stature Edith White Barbara Smith the library Louise Larsen Martha Smith breezy manner Jeanne Flaherty Anne Quill bus ticket to Winchester Christine Seavey Mary Rantano laughter Janet Donahue Nancy Roessler her trips to Florida Carol Hedblom James Rooney road map Russell Leland Henry Rosander bewitching eyes Brendan Allen Josephine Rotondo giggling Rita Lombard Beverly Russo tardy slips Fred Doherty Nancy Ryder unassuming ways Jane Davis Mary Santo sweet smile Julie Johnson Fred Scearbo title of best dressed boy Robert Foley Joann Seminatore beautiful complexion Leretta DelCore Elaine Hallion biology class Worms CLASS WILL (Continued) TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Olive Hanlon driving skill Donna Clinton Jean Harrington her place in the 4-H club Anne Marie Ahem Francis Hawkes happy disposition Robert Sullivan Richard Hayes electrical ability A static junior Merlene Murchie pleasant voice Lois Noonan Rita Narkiewich sweet manner Colleen McHugh Joseph Nett management ability Robert Foley Helen Nickos Red Cross work Mitzi” Baruso Ruth Nohelty business ability Joanne Hull Ann Flaherty co-captaincy of the cheerleaders Martha Swanson Richard Flaherty his hot rod Robert Wheaton john Folan his traffic squad position Robert Foley Christine Foley her short curly hair Judy Spooner David Mellon bashfulness Edward Perry Bertha Miliano complacency Shirley Newman Anthony Morandi ease in using unusual words Robert McLay George Morgan athletic ability Richard Johnson Margaret Mullen talent as a seamstress Anna Plunkett Charles Doherty notebook Keith Dunnigan Daniel Doherty all women Stephen Murawski James Doherty place in Barney ' s Charles Dulong Jeanne Doherty lovely charm Martha Swanson Janice Coakley sweet smile Janice Quinn Ronald Coleman submarine sandwiches Anthony Rosa Geraldine Cooke humor Joan Barry Charlotte Crouch senior dignity Anne Seminatore Barbara Gove her C. A. P. position High-minded juniors Josephine Greaney her bashfulness Irene DelGrecco Michael Grecco desk cover art gallery John Riley Audrey Hallberg middle name Joan Tighe William Fucarile shyness James Daly Barbara Gangi bowling alleys bowling league Elaine Gardner her quietness Marjorie Meagher Julie Garrity knee socks Dawn Haley William McDonough Tody Jimmy Charles McElheney leaves his gentlemanly ways Robert Chamberlain Henry McKinney jeep Angelo Amico Paul McLaughlin embalming fluid Everett Bixby Francis McPherson peace sophomores John Mearls whittling act Stephen Mclnemy Frank Desmond place in the bank Joel McCarron Thomas DeVito part in the senior play An aspiring thespian Thomas Devlin way with the girls John Peterson Lillian DiMarco typing notes Rose DiMarco William McGilvary curly hair Robert Oram Elaine McGowan poise Evelyn Ingersoll James McGowan his smile David Strong Martha McGowan sense of humor Edwina Donohoe Lawrence McHugh his sessions Daniel Canada Ann Dahlman title of best dressed girl Judy Zimbel Helen Danehy French accent Elizabeth Brown Irene Day English book Edwina Donohoe Jean Demasi sunny smile Rita Boudreau Francis Foley place in room 19 Brendan Allen Marcia Foley employment in Winchester Mary Shaughnessy Willard Fountain all the girls junior boys Barbara Franchini dark hair Nancy Lundquist In Witness Whereof, We, the Class of 1953, the testors, have set our hands and seals hereto this second day of June in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. The Class of 1953 FOOTBALL BASEBALL CHEERLEADERS First row: A. Swanson, A. Flaherty Second row: Miss Higgins, J. Flaherty, J. Canty, D. Larsen, G. Cooke, M. Man- tini, A. Hallberg, M. Rantano, M. Swanson, J. Flaherty FOOTBALL First row: G. Cain, W. O ' Donnell, N. Barbas, F. Marshall, R- Dunnigan, P. Cat¬ ania (co-captain), C. Anderson (co-captain), D. Doherty, L. Trearchis, C. O ' ¬ Connor, J. Tedesco. Second row: Mr. White, R. White, P- Marshall, A. Rotondo, T. McKee, P. Kay- avas, T. Doherty, J. McGowan, F. Hawkes, R. Canada, Mr. Dorrington Third row: J. Haverty, D. Foley, T. Gouthro, D. Robertson, N. Cuozzi, T- Walsh, R. Gallo, J. Romano, N. Triantafilou, R. Wheaton Fourth row: C. Doucette, T. Hamilton, P. McDonald, G. Brown, J. Peterson, R. Oram, P. Callahan, W. Mulrenan, W. Brissenden. BASEBALL First row: F. Marshall, P. Wedlock, J. Simes, D. Norman, N. Couzzi, P. Marshall Second row: J. Tedesco, A. Farrey, R. Johnson, G. Cain, P. McLaughlin, J. Ro¬ mano. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FIELD HOCKEY First row: J. Murray, J. Quinn, M. Neergaard (co-captain), A. Hallberg (co-cap- tain), M. Shaughnessy, A. Quill Second row: Miss Higgins, B. Oulton, E. Donohoe, J. Spooner, J. Madden, J. Renninson, M- A. Burdett, J. Veno Third row: S. West, N. Lundquist, L. Doherty, J. Lowcock, J. Hull, C. Gourlis BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row: F. Marshall, R. Johnson, G. Cain, B. Konon, P. McLaughlin (captain), B. Doherty, C- McElhinney, C. Mullen, A. Farrey Second row: Mr. Flaherty, P. Marshall, N. Couzzi, P. Lennon, A. Rosa, P. Mc¬ Donald, T. Gouthro, J. Reilly, D. Carey, W. Brissenden, Mr. Tedesco Third row: J. Romano (manager), J. Donahue, N. Triantafilou, E. Murphy, T. Walsh, R. Oram, W. White, R. Gallo, R. Porter, D. Strong GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row: C. Knowland, D. Borgeson, A. Dahlman, V. Zink, J. Seminatore (cc- captain), A. Flaherty (co-captain), G. Cooke, M- Mantini, A. Quill, Y. Le¬ vesque, A. Hallberg. Second row: M. Sullivan (manager), J. Veno, J. Catania, B. Gangi, E. Donohoe, M. Eaton, M. Neergaard, M. Chambers, M- A. Burdett, P. Cosette, Miss Hig- Third row: M. Quinno, E. Oulton, A. Seminatore, J. Murray, J. Spooner, M. Shaughnessy, L. Foley, J. Hull, J. Quinn, S- West, J. Renninson Fourth row: J. Madden, C. Hedblom, J. Johnson, J. Lowcock, P. McCoy, S. John¬ son, P. Gallagher, R. Abreau BOYS ' BOWLING GIRLS ' BOWLING s GOLF TEAM First row: J. Porter, R. Pierce, T. Hamilton, Mr. Flaherty, E. Murphy, K. Glenville, F. Foley BOYS ' BOWLING First row: Miss C. Burke, C. Russo, F. Hawkes, M. Gangi (sec.), C. Cagnina (pres.), E. Swanson (treas), J. O ' Connor, R. Bennett, Miss M. Burke Second row: Miss Lynch, L- Leland, K. Glenville, J. Foley, R. Dwyer, F. Foley, F. Mascetti, J. Foley, J. Porter, E. Russo, Miss Mawn Third row: J. Bennett, K. Flynn, R. Vieno, C. McElhiney, J. Baudanza, T. Hamil¬ ton, B. Foley, E. Wells, J- Dineen, R. Donahue GIRLS ' BOWLING First row: Miss Lynch, B. Miliano, R. Holloran, E. McGowan, J. Brigham (treas.), A. Flaherty (co-pres.), B. Gangi (co-pres.), N. Roessler (sec-), M. Tortolano, G. Paladino, J. Porter, Miss Mawn Second row: Miss C. Burke, J. Veno, P. Gallagher, D. Haley, B. Russo, T- McCue, B. Buel, L. Lingley. S. West, E. Hallion, J. Greaney, J. Johnson, Miss M. Burke Third row: J- Madden, R. Abreau, C. Hedblom, B. Lovgren, J. Matson, E. Barruc- ci, A. Quill, A. LaDelfe, M. Rantano, D. Larsen, J. Seminatcre, B. Dunni- gan, C. Gourlis Fourth row: V. Zink, E. McDonough, A. Hallberg, O. Hanlon, R. Keating, J. Low- cock, L. Foley, M. Drummond, A. Swanson, J. Coakley, L. Maiocchi, M. Stearns TANNER NEWS CROSS COUNTRY TRACK First row: Mr. McGovern, K- Glenville, W. V. MacDonald, J. Dineen, J. Bennett, C. Duiong, J. Quinno (mgr) Second row: C. Cagnina, J. Romano, J. Rodolfos, E. Wells (capt.), T. Hamilton, R. Bennett, J. O ' Conner, J. Boyd Third row: R. Brady, D. Nicholson, J. Peterson, G. Brown, L. Trearchis TANNER NEWS First row: Mr. Connolly, B. Buel, M. Doyle (co-editor) R. Holloran (co-editor), R. Foley, J. Nett, R. Vieno, E. Cagnina, Mr. Flaherty Second row: Mr. Walsh, Miss Bascom, H. Regan, S. West, C- Langone, R. In- gersoll, C. Gourlis, J. Rotondo, F. Cioto, J. Renninson, C. Russo Third row: S. Feinberg, M. Whittemore, J. Matson, J. Quinn, H- Carter, A. La- Delfe, E. Donohoe, E. Westwater, P. Lyman, M. Horne, M. Sullivan Fourth row: D. Dares, H. LaCasse, V. Zink, M- Stearns, M. McGowan, J. Lcw- cock, J. Slate, J.Hull, J. Murray, L. Foley, C. Puleo, L. Spolidoro CROSS COUNTRY First row: Mr. McGovern, W. MacDonald, J. Bennett, J- O ' Connor (capt.), J. Din¬ een, C. Duiong Second row: J. Quinno (mgr.), J. Boyd, K. Glenville, R. Bennett, E. Wells, C. Cag¬ nina BAND ORCHESTRA DRUM MAJORETTES First row: E. Sumner, E- Cagnina, C. Lavacchia, M. Ryan, L. Corbett, M. Quinno, Second row: M. Zanello, N. Horton, E. McAllister A. Comacho. BAND First row: J, Donahue, G. Cain, J. Zimbel, J. Tedesco, R. Pineau, D. Manning, M. Gangi, Mr- Kimball Second row: R. Packard, W. Smith, L. DeLuca, A. Jordan, M. Cieri, W. Goding, W. Jaquith, F. Desmond, P. Everberg, G. Coakley, J. Hoff Third row: J. McCarron, G- Clarke, W. Shaughnessy, S. Boyd, R. Oram, M. Strome, R. Bartlett, C. Everberg, W. Dunk, D. Gilbertson Fourth row: R. Hanson, W. Noyes, R. Tancredi, J. Galante, E. Bavaro, G. Lan- gone, R. Vieno, D- Finethy ORCHESTRA First row: J. Tedesco, J. Johnson, M. Whittemore, J. Zimbel, W. Goding, Mr. Kim¬ ball Second row: F. Desmond, J. McCarron, E. Bavaro, R. Wheaton, P. Everberg Third row: R. Pineau, S. Spicer, R. Oram, R. Tancredi, E. Bixby DRIVER EDUCATION THESPIAN SOCIETY TRAFFIC OFFICERS First row: W. Barch, R. Ingersoll, Mr. W. Roche, R. Kerrigan, C. Anderson. A. Morandi Second row: F. Caruso, L. Finn, S. Spicer, G. Cain, J. Baudanza, R- Waldron . Third row: D. Manning, J. McGowan, J. Folan, R. Johnson, R. Pineau DRIVER EDUCATION First row: P. Finnegan, Mr. W- Roche, R. Bell Second row: T. Devlin, M. Grecco THESPIAN SOCIETY First row: R. Brogna, R. Brogna, A. Kenney, B. Smith, M. Santo, B. Russo, B. Buel. D. Grasso, L- Brady, K. Torrice, E. Bell Second row: A. LaDelfe, M. Pierce, J. Flaherty, J. Canty, H. Danehy, E. Barruc- ci, M. Foley, M. Swanson, M. Brown, C. Tuzzolo, Miss Doherty Third row: E. Angiuoni, K- Davis, F. Beagley, C. Knowland, R. Waldron, D. Do¬ herty, J. Doucette, D. Larsen, R. Bell, M. Doyle, E. McAllister JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR RED CROSS First row: L. Ross, M. Cennerazzo, B. Buel, J. Coccoluto, M. Varoutsos, H. Nickos (school rep.), S. Feinberg, R. Nohelty Second row: R. White, M. Sullivan, A. Seminatore, J. Boudreau, A. Ahem, L. Noonan, H. Carter, H. Regan Third row: P. Occhinto, M. Steams, C. Seavey, E. Bixby, M. Drummond, C. Tuz- zollo, A. Boudreau JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Rodolfos (pres.), M. Whittemore (vice-pres.), J. Hull (treas.), Mr. Flaherty SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First row: L. Foley (treas.), Miss Lyons, S. Johnson (pres.) Second row: F. Cioto (sec.), S. West (vice-pres.), SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Mr. O ' Donnell, P. Everberg, D. Haley, G. Cooke (treas.), A. Flaherty (vice-pres.), B. Barch (pres.), M. Foley (sec.), M. Quinno, J. O ' Connor, B. Buel, Miss Deehan Second row: F. Cioto, J. Zimbel, H. Carter, A. Ahern, J. Matson, R. Waldron, J. Rodolfos, A. Rotondo, A. Tamilio, K. Torrice, G. Paladino, J. Bigger, T. Mc- Cue, J. Garden Third row: J. Brigham, M. Smith, C. Hedblom, A. Swanson, D. Manning, C. An¬ derson, T. Devlin, V. Zink, L. Foley, O. Hanlon, D. Dares SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES First row: M. Murchie, B. Miliano, Y. Levesque, H. Danehy Second row: V. Zink, D. Manning, A. Morandi, R. Allen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: H. Danehy, C. Russo, G. Cooke, Miss Deehan, A. Morandi, T. Devlin, E. McGowan Second row: Y. Levesque, A. Swanson, J. Hull, D. Manning, V. Zink, J. Murray, H. Carter GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB First row: M. Cennerazzo, G. Lyons, G. Paladino, B. Russo, R. Brogna, M. Tor- tolano, A. Tamilio, R. Brogna, J. Greaney, P. Humphrey, L. Brady, J. Har¬ rington Second row: Mr. Kimball, J. Demasi, B. Miliano, R. Ingersoll, B. Smith, }. Roton- do, E. Cagnina, J. Dunnigari , M . Rantano, J. Coakley, P. Busa, Y. Levesque, M. Mullen, N. Johnson Third row: J. Porter, J. Garrity, E. Gardner, E. Barrucci, R. Bell, A. Dahlman, G. Cooke, E. McGowan, E. Hallion, E. Angiuoni, F. Beagley, A. LaDelfe, S. Feinberg, B. Gangi Fourth row: A. Flaherty, N. Horton, P. Finnegan, A. Swanson, D. Borgeson, J. Doherty, M. Eaton, M. Drummond, O. Hanlon, D. Larsen, M. Chambers, M. Doyle, J. Brigham Looking over the script Awaiting their cue! Stammering Sada and Peggy Last minute Just before the party! _Acknowledgments The members of the Staff of the 1953 In- nitou deeply appreciate the kind consideration and generous help of our yearbook advisers, Miss Margaret Burke, Miss Catherine Burke, Miss Louise Mown, and Miss Doris Lynch. In behalf of the Senior Class we would like to say thanks for their time and efforts so willingly given to us. To the Warren Kay Vantine Studios and to the Delaney Press for their patience with us we are also grateful. To our advertisers and sponsors for their financial aid we owe a debt of gratitude. To Mr. James Gcmgi of the Bowladrome for his financial assistance and also for his genuine interest in the students we are indebt¬ ed. May we, at this time, express our sincere appreciation to all these wonderful folks. “Our Sponsors” A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND ROBERT ADAMS ANNMARIE AHERN MRS. JOHN AHERN MR. and MRS. JAMES ALLEN MRS. ROBERT ALLEN MISS VERNA AMES MRS. ANTOINETTE AMICO MRS. KENNETH ANDERSON ANDERSON OIL SERVICE MRS. WILLIAM ANDERSON ANESSI ' S VARIETY STORE MR. GAETANO ANGUIONI MISS HELEN ANGUIONI MISS MARY ANGUIONI MRS. MARY ARKALIS MR. ARTHUR BARBAS MR. and MRS. JOSEPH BARCH MRS. SUSAN BARRANO MRS. SUSAN BARRASSO MR. J. F. BARRETT ALI CE BARRY ETHEL M. BASCOM MISS KATHERINE T. BASS SADIE BASTINELLI, Medlord HELEN BAUDANZA JAMES BAUDANZA MRS. SAM BAVUSO MR. and MRS. OREL M. BEAN MR. and MRS. E. N. BEDLKY MR. CLARENCE BENNETT LOUISE BENTO BERARDI ' S BARBER SHOP MR. and MRS. JOSEPH BE.RARDI MISS PAULINE BERGERON MR. G. E. BERGLUND MISS BETTY BERNARD MR. and MRS. HENRY D. BLAKE MR. and MRS. MALCOLM BLODGETT ESTELLA BOERUM MRS. L. BOISONEAULT ALBERT BORGESON MR. and MRS. JOHN G. BORGESON MR. and MRS. JOHN L BORGESON NORMA BORGESON CLIFF BOUTWELL EDNA BOUTWELL GRACE E. BOUTWELL JAMES T. BOVIARD MRS. CATHERINE BOYLE MISS SADIE BOYLE ALICE E. BRADY MR. and MRS. FRANK BRADY DR. JOHN L. BRESLIN MR. and MRS. FELIX BROGNA MRS. ROSE BROGNA FORREST D. BROWN MR. and MRS. J. D. BROWN MR. and MRS. SIDNEY J. BROWN ANTHONY BRUNO MR. and MRS. ANTHONY V. BRUNO, Winchester GERALD BRUNO MARGARET BRUNO BUD JOHN C. BURCHILL CATHERINE E. BURKE MARGARET L. BURKE MR. and MRS. H. W. BURNES ROBERT F. 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COX MR. and MRS. THOMAS J. COX MRS. RAY B. CRAFT MISS AGNES CRONIN MRS. MARY CUKALIS HELENA P. CULLEN CATHERINE CULLIVAN MRS. JOHN CUSATO MR. and MRS. FRANK CUSHENETTE BETTY CUTTER, Wilmington MR. and MRS. ROGER CUTTING, Swampscott MRS. ALICE DAHLMAN MR. and MRS. FRITZ DAHLMAN MRS. ANTONIO D ' ARCANGELO MRS. RUTH DARES ROBERT L. DARLING, Wilmington MRS. WILLIAM DARLING MR. and MRS. HENRY DAVIDSON MRS. HARRY E. DAY MRS. DANIEL E. DEAN MR. and MRS. CHARLES DEEHAN MISS PATRICIA DEEHAN MRS. MARIE DeMARCO ROCCO W. DeTESO ANNE DeVITO OUR SPONSORS (Continued) LUCY DeVITO THOMAS DeVITO MR. and MRS. THOMAS DeVITO THOMAS P. DEVLIN MR. IOHN E. DIETEL CHRISTINA M. DiNAPOLI MRS. THOMAS DOBBINS MRS. MINNIE DOCKHAM MR. and MRS. EDWARD DOHERTY ELIZABETH DOHERTY MISS GERTRUDE DOHERTY GERTRUDE H. DOHERTY HELEN V. DOHERTY MR. and MRS. JAMES E. DOHERTY MRS. LEO F. DOHERTY MARIORIE E. DOHERTY MILDRED E. DOHERTY PAUL L. DOHERTY MRS. PHILIP H. DOHERTY MRS. JOHN E. DOLAN DOM ' S MRS. DONAGHEY MRS. PETER J. DONAHER MR. and MRS. JOSEPH DONAHUE ALD. THOMAS F. DONAHUE LEONARD P. DOWNEY MR. and MRS. GEORGE DOYLE JOAN P. DRUMMOND MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. DRUMMOND MRS. H. P. DUFFANY MRS. DULONG MR. WILLIAM DUNNIGAN MRS. WILLIAM E. DUNNIGAN MR. and MRS. JAMES EATON HELEN M. EK MR. JOSEPH ELIA MR. ELMETRON FRED ERWIN JOHN T. ERWIN DOROTHY L. ESTES WILLIAM J. ESTES MRS. CARL EVERBERG FAHEY ' S MRS. CARL F. E. FAHLOW FAIRMEADOW FARM MARTIN H. FALLON MRS. WILLIAM FANJOY FREDERICK FARREY MR. and MRS. CHARLES J. FEINBERG MISS BELLE FICOCIELLO MRS. ALBERT FINETHY MR. and MRS. HAROLD W. FINETHY LENNY FINETHY CATHERINE FINN MR. and MRS. GEORGE W. FINN MARGARET FINN MR. RICHARD FIORE DR. and MRS. A. J. FLAHERTY MRS. THOMAS J. FLAHERTY CATHERINE M. FOLEY MR. and MRS. JAMES W. FOLEY GRACE R. FOUNTAIN MR. and MRS. WILLARD E. FOUNTAIN MISS EDNA FOWLE MRS. EUGENE FOWLE MRS. AUGUSTA FRANCHINI MR. MICHAEL FUCARILE MR. PAUL GABRYELEWSKI, Roxbury MR. and MRS. PATRICK J. GAGAN MR. and MRS. JIM GANGI MRS. LOUIS GANGI, Malden MR. and MRS. MICHAEL GANGI MRS. SALVATORE GANGI EDWARD A. GARRITY ELIZABETH T. GARRITY REV. JAMES A. GARRITY MRS. DANIEL GARVEY MR. ANGELO GENTILE FRANK GENTILE JOHN F. GIFFUNE HUGH F. GILGUN F. WINIFRED GIVEN MRS. BEN GLIDDEN GOLD TOP RESTAURANT JOHN H. GONSALVES GORIN ' S SHOE STORE PAULINE GORMAN SOPHIE E. GORRASSI MRS. WILLIAM L. GOVE MR. JOHN E. GRAHAM MRS. JAMES GREANEY MISS MARY GREANEY MRS. ROSALIE GRECCO GREEN STREET MOTORS MRS. GERTRUDE GREENLEAF MRS. CHARLES B. GREENO KATHLEEN A. GRIFFIN MR. and MRS. CARL HALLBERG PHILIP HALLBERG MR. and MRS. RICHARD HALLBERG MRS. LUCY HAMRICK MR. and MRS. GEORGE HANLON MR. and MRS. EDWARD HANSON DONALD E. HARRINGTON, Waltham JOHN M. HARRINGTON MRS. A. H. HARRIS, Connecticut MR. and MRS. J. FRANK HASSETT HATFIELD ' S SEAFOOD STORE JAMES M. HAYES HAYES RESTAURANT MR. DONALD HEARN MRS. BYRON C. HEDBLOM MRS. JAMES E. HENCHEY MR. and MRS. ADOLPH HENDRICKSON JOHN HENEHAN MRS. JAMES HENNESSY MRS. ANN HESSION EILEEN HESSION HELEN HESSION MISS ANNE HIGGINS MR. and MRS. ALTON V. HODGES ELEANOR HODGES MR. and MRS. WILLIAM HOLLAND MRS. ANNA HORTON MR. JAMES E. HORTON MRS. ERNEST F. HOWLAND ERNEST F. HOWLAND, JR. MR. GEORGE HOYE A. J. HUMPHREY MRS. FREDTRICK INGALLS MR. and MRS. HERMAN INGERSOLL, JR. MR. RICHARD C. IRWIN JACK ' S VARIETY MR. HAROLD JENKINS MRS. RUTH JENKINS JOHNNIE ' S COFFEE SHOP MR. and MRS. DEXTER B. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. ERIC JOHNSON MRS. OTIS JOHNSON MR. and MRS. R. F. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. ROBERT JOHNSON MR. and MRS. R. WADE JOHNSON MRS. GEORGE JOHNSTONE DR. and MRS. THOMAS J. JONES MR. BRUCE F. JORDAN DR. and MRS. D. L. JOYCE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH KAPLAN CHRISTINA KARELAS MRS. MARY KARIGIOIS, Malden AUDREY T. KEAN OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MRS. WALTER KEANEY DOROTHY M. KELLER MRS. EDWARD P. KELLEY ESTHER E. KELLEY FLORENCE M. KENNEDY MR. and MRS. FRANCIS KEOHANE, Lynij FRANCIS KERRIGAN MR. and MRS. FRANK C. KERRIGAN MRS. GEORGE F. KEYES MRS. DEAN KIMBALL MRS. KINGSBURY, Melrose DOROTHY KINOSKY WILLIAM KOINES JOHN A. KULA MR. and MRS. EDWARD LaDELFE MR. and MRS. PETER LaDELFE THE MISSES LaMONTAGNE MRS. S. BELLE LANGILLE MRS. GEORGE LARIVEE MISS BETTE LARSEN MR. and MRS. CHRISTIAN LARSEN MRS. EDITH LARSEN MRS. JUNE LARSEN NELLIE V. LAWN MR. CHARLES LEE MRS. ANNA LeROUX MR. and MRS. LUKE LEVESQUE MR. and MRS. ROBERT LEVESQUE, Dorchester MRS. CHESTER LINDQUIST MRS. CHARLES M. LOMBARD RUTH LORING MRS. ALICE LOVEGREN ALBERT LUCIA ANGELO LUCIA ELEANOR LUCIA ERNEST LUCIA CARL G. LUCIANO, Allston MRS. JOHN LUNDHOLM MR. and MRS. ERIC LUNDSKOG TOM LUSK DORIS T. LYNCH PAULINE R. LYONS MRS. MARY V. LYONS MR. and MRS. MacDONALD MR. and MRS. CARL MacKEEN MR. and MRS. LeROY B. MAGUIRE CHIEF THOMAS J. MAGUIRE MR. THOMAS R. MAGUIRE MR. and MRS. DENNIS MAHER JOHN MAHER CATHERINE E. MAHONEY MR. and MRS. CHARLES A. MAHONEY JOHN P. MAHONEY MR. and MRS. A. MAI.ATESTA SHARON MALLOY MRS. MARGARET MANLEY DONALD MANNING MR. and MRS. H. DONALD MANNING AGNES MARCHANT MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. MARINELLI ANNA C. MARTIN MRS. JOHN T. MARTIN, SR. MR. and MRS. A. MATUCLEWICZ, Dorchester LOUISE S. MAWN MR. and MRS. THOMAS MAWN FRANCIS McCALL MRS. MARK E. McCARRON miss nancy McCarthy MRS. M. McCLINTOCK ann McDonough MR. and MRS. BART J. McDONOUGH MR. and MRS. EDWARD McDONOUGH MR. and MRS. BERNARD F. McELHINEY CATHERINE McGANN REV. FRANCIS McGANN CATHERINE G. McGINN MR. WILLIAM McGONAGLE CATHERINE McGOWAN CHARLOTTE A. McGOWAN MR. and MRS. JAMES McGOWAN MR. JOHN B. McGOWAN MARGARET N. McGOWAN MISS MARY L. McGOWAN MR. and MRS. ROBERT J. McGOWAN MR. and MRS. THOMAS H. McGOWAN WILLIAM F. McGOWAN MR. JOSEPH McGRATH WILLIAM McGUINESS MISS KATHLEEN McHUGH MR. and MRS. LEO J. McHUGH ANTHONY McISAAC mr. leo McKinnon ELAINE McKITTRICK PEGGI McKITTRICK MR . and MRS. B. J. McLAUGHLIN MR. and MRS. BERNARD McLAUGHLIN MR. and MRS. JOHN McLAUGHLIN KATHRYN L. McMORROW JULIA McNANEY T SGT. and MRS. BILLY A. McVEY, Panama CYNTHIA MEEHAN MR. JOSEPH MELONE, Brighton MR. FRANK MENCHIN JOHN MERLINO MURIEL E. MESSINGER MR. JOSEPH MILIANO, SR. MARJORIE MILIANO DR. and MRS. RAYMOND E. MILITZER MR. and MRS. MILLS, Roxbury MR. and MRS. EDWARD MORAN MR. and MRS. ANTHONY MORANDI MR. JOSEPH MORANDI MISS MARIANNE MORANDI MR. and MRS. MICHAEL MORANDI MR. PAUL MORANDI MRS. JOSEPH MORELLI MR. JOHN MORPHIS, Lowell M. MAUDE MORTON JOSEPHINE M. MULKEEN MR. and MRS. JOHN MULLEN KATHRYN LYNCH MULLIN REV. and MRS. H. JOHN MURCHIE MRS. CATHERINE MURPHY MR. and MRS. JAMES H. MURPHY SHEILA MURPHY MR. EDWARD MURRAY MRS. JAMES L. MURRAY MARY E. MURRAY HAROLD P. NELSON MR. and MRS. AXEL NILSON, Reading MARGARET NETT LEO NICHOLSON MISS ROSE NICOSIA MR. and MRS. STEPHEN G. NOLAN, Somerville MRS. E. O ' CONNELL, Winchester EDWARD J. O ' CONNOR, SR. ANNA C. O ' DONNELL JAMES H. O ' DONNELL MR. MICHAEL O ' DONNELL ELIZABETH OLSON TOM O ' NEIL MR. and MRS. F. M. O ' ROURKE MR. and MRS. J. O ' SULLIVAN MR. and MRS. CARL PALAGE MR. and MRS. JOHN PALM ANTHONY PANDOLPH MRS. DAVID PARSHLEY MRS. H. PATTERSON ANITA PENNEY RALPH PENNEY OUR SPONSORS (Continued) SAMUEL PENNEY, Winchester MISS ADELINE PEREIRA MRS. PAUL PERKINS, Connecticut MR. and MRS. FRANCIS PERROSET CAMILLE A. PETERSEN MR. and MRS. EDWIN PETERSEN, JR., Cambridge MR. and MRS. EDWIN PETERSEN, SR. JACKIE PETERSON MRS. ROBERT PETRILLO MRS. ANNA PETTIPAS MR. GORDON PETTIPAS M SGT. JOSEPH PHANEUF PHIL ' S SHOE REPAIR MRS. SAMUE L PIGNATO NORMAN G. PINKAM MR. and ' MRS. CHARLES PORTER MR. FRED A. PRESCOTT THOMAS L. PURTLE MR. and MRS. HERMAN QUILITZSCH MR. and MRS. ARTHUR QUILL ETHEL QUINN MR. MICHAEL QUINNO ZILPAH F. RANNEY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH RANTANO, Somerville ANTHONY C. RAPHANELLA, Brighton MARY REGAN MRS. JOSEPH REIL AGNES REILLY JESSE REZENDES MR. and MRS. RAY R. RIDEOUT ANN RIDGE MR. CHARLES RILEY MR. and MRS. TIMOTHY F. RING RINGCLEAR HOSIERY MR. and MRS. V. O. ROBERTSON WILLIAM A. ROCHE MR. and MRS. CARL G. ROESSLER MR. and MRS. LOUIS ROESSLER MR. and MRS. WILLIAM ROGERS, Burlington MRS. FRANCES J. ROONEY FRANCIS J. ROONEY MR. and MRS. GEORGE H. ROONEY MR. and MRS. CARL J. ROSANDER MR. and MRS. GUY ROTONDO MILDRED E. RUTHERFORD DOROTHEA E. RYAN MISS EILEEN RYAN MR. and MRS. JOHN RYAN MR. HOMER SAGE, Dorchester MISS HELEN A. SALMON MRS. ETHEL SCELZI DAISY SCHAFFER GEORGE W. SCHAFFER MR. DANIEL SCIARRIO, Boston MISS AGNES G. SECKEL MISS KATHRYN SEMINATORE MR. TONY SEMINATORE MRS. SHACKFORD, Charlestown MR. ROBERT SHANNON HELEN R. SHEERAN MRS. DANIEL P. SILVA JO SIMEONE MR. EVERET J. SLATE, Boston MR. and MRS. R. I. SLATE MR. and MRS. B. U. SMITH MRS. IRVING W. SMITH RICHARD SMYTH MARGARET E. SNIDER MISS GERALDINE A. SOLES MR. and MRS. LELAND B. SOLES MR. ALBERT T. SPENCE JEAN and BOB SPENCE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. SPILLSBURY MR. CHARLES SPINAZOLA MISS JULIA SPINAZOLA MISS MARGARET SPINAZOLA MRS. PATRICK SPINAZOLA MR. VICTOR SPINAZALA MR. ALFRED SPOLIDORO MR. and MRS. DAVID STEVENS LILLIAN STOCKHOLM MRS. SARAH STOKES MISS BEVERLY STRONG MR. RICHARD STRONG MINOT J. STYGLES MISS RUTH SUDBURY MRS. EUGENE T. SULLIVAN MR. and MRS. ERIC SVENSON, Reading L. SWAN LENNART SWANSON MR. and MRS. RUDOLPH SWANSON MARY H. SWIFT MRS. RICHARD TARDIF, Newtonville MARY A. TAYLOR MR. and MRS. J. TEDESCO MISS MARIE TEDESCO MARY E. THYNE MR. and MRS. VINCENT TIBBETTS, E. Boston MRS. JOHN E. TIGHE MR. CARL TORRICE JOHN TORRICE DANIEL D. TOWSE ANTHONY TRIGLIONE DR. and MRS. WALTER TWAROG, Chelmsford MRS. LUCY UNION BARBARA UPTON MR. WILLIAM UPTON, Malden MR. and MRS. ANGELO VALENTE D. E. VanVALKENBURG MR. JOSEPH VASAPOLLI ELVA A. VENO MRS. WILLIAM VORDERER, Medford MRS. EDWARD WALSH, Medford JOAN WALSH MRS. THOMAS WALSH MR. and MRS. WILFRED A. WALSH MRS. W. WARD MRS. PAUL WELDON BERNIE WELLS MRS. MAE WEQUANNO DR. and MRS. F. O. WEST MRS: MARY WESTLAND MRS. DAVID WESTWATER MR. and MR. LANE E. WHEATON WHEATON ' S SERVICE STATION MRS. MARY WHITE WALTER P. WHITE MRS. BENNETT WIGHTMAN MORRIS L. ZIMBEL MR. and MRS. J. W. ZIMMERMAN B. ZISKIND MRS. LENA ZURZANELLO CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Your School Committee DONALD A. DeLUCA — Chairman KATHLEEN BRENNAN GEORGE T. CONTALONIS ALPHONSE J. BRIAND THOMAS J. DRISCOLL CHRISTINE CARRIER R. WADE IOHNSON WIILLIAM M. CARPENTER EDNA M. MACONE Compliments of Mayor and Mrs. Francis H. Murray, Jr. and Francis, II! Compliments of WOBURN CITY COUNCIL CHARLES F. DELANEY — President FRANCIS CULLEN THOMAS F. DONOHUE JOSEPH H. HOLLORAN JR. W. ERNEST MARTIN JOHN J. PATTELENA THOMAS A. SHAUGHNESSY MICHAEL J. SHERRY MICHAEL H. WINN AERO SCREW CO. Screw Machine Products WILMINGTON ROAD, BURLINGTON, MASS. Baumgardner Trailer Sales 137 LEXINGTON STREET — WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-1882 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Massachusetts Gear and Tool Company I. Newman and Sons Incorporated 135 MAIN STREET Hammond Sq Grocery Somerville and Hall uare GROCERIES AND MEATS 547 MAIN STREET Tel. WO 2-0030 WOBURN, MASS. Consolidated Chemical Industries Inc. NEW ENGLAND DIVISION P. O. BOX 318 WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone WOburn 2-1480 Compliments of Beacon Restaurant Cumminqs and and Caterers i Chute 453 WASHINGTON ST. SHELL FUEL OIL At Exit 29 on Route 128 DELCO EQUIPMENT Tel. WO 2-3455 WO 2-0800 Mrs. Anna McKittrick T. J. Martin Co., Inc. COKE — COAL — OIL 321 MAIN ST., WOBURN, MASS. Office — WO 2-0070 Yard — WO 2-1280 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Purtle ' s Pharmacy WOBURN, MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 UNITED MOTORS WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of H. A. Nelson Compliments of — REALTOR — Lucia ' s Market 7 SHERMAN PLACE WO 2-1606 Gavin ' s Market, Inc. Compliments of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Central Hardware 434 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-0427 Loren Murchison and Co., Inc. OFFICIAL JEWELER FOR 1954 CLASS Compliments of Represented by FRANK A. FOWLER The Class Ring Man 333 Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. RI 2-0161 Room 705 A Friend Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL WOBURN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 FROM SYLVANIA ELECTRIC — ELECTRONICS DIVISION — BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 FROM BUEL MACHINE WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS � • Compliments of John T. Erwin GROCERIES Compliments of Sheridan ' s Flower Shop 1784 LEXINGTON AVENUE LE 9-1396 Boston Photo Service Serving WOBURN SCHOOLS SINCE 1914 Lester L. White Dana Quinn Compliments of Marian ' s Dress Shoppe 453 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Delaney Press SCHOOL and COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Genera! Ship and Engine Works Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. — TANNER S — WOBURN, MASS. T. V. Central Radio (WOBURN ' S MUSIC SHOP) 457 MAIN ST. WOBURN, MASS. WO 2-1248 Woburn Auto and Supply Co. 489 Main Street Woburn Massachusetts Tel. WObum 1270 More than just an auto store. Anderson ' s Dairy Bar and Luncheonette ROUTE 28, ALTON, N. H. Opposite Common Cennerazzo Turkey Farm Alive — Dressed — Oven Ready 37 KILBY STREET WOBURN, MASS. WObum 2-1314 • Doherty Brothers The Candy Box Market, Inc. 159 MAIN STREET 161 MAIN STREET WOBURN WOBURN Atlas Paint McGah Florist and Supply Co. 275 MAIN STREET 312 MAIN STREET WOBURN WOBURN Compliments of Compliments of Joe ' s Variety Store A Friend 82 SALEM ST. WOBURN Compliments of Compliments of John L. Fowle Company Manufacturers of BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES Woburn, Mass., U. S. A. The Pinewold Gift Shop 470 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. � Woburn Daily TIMES Cannon Complete up-to-the-minute News on Your School and Your School Sports and Neelon PUBLISHED DAILY PAPER — PAINTS 25 MONTV ALE AVE., WOBURN MONT VALE AVENUE Telephones WO 2-0132 WOBURN, MASS. WO 2-2462 WOburn 2-0437 A and C TANNERS Sporting Goods National Bank 7 WALNUT STREET WOBURN, MASS. Complete Line of Sportswear and Sporting Goods WOBURN, MASS. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. A. Crosby B. J. Golden ATCO Lumber Co. 12 GREEN STREET WOBURN Woburn Machine Company 201 MAIN STREET WOBURN Murray Leather Company WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Reece Folding Machine Co. 55 SALEM STREET WOBURN, MASS. • BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Johnson Bros. Greenhouses, Inc. WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Shaker Glen House Corp. WOBURN, MASS. H. E. Wright METAL FABRICATORS 4 BARTEN LANE WO 2-3570 Manley Cleaners and Laundermat 6 Hour Service — No Extra Charge 227-229 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Phone WO 2-1492 Woburn, Mass. McLaughlin and Compliments of Dennison L. J. Mur phy DRUGGISTS YOUR DRUGGIST 433 Main Street 379 Main Street Woburn Massachusetts Compliments of Compliments of Arnold-Fisher Co. White Spot 58 WYMAN STREET FOUR CORNERS WOBURN, MASS. WOBURN, MASS. SINCE 1921 THIS STORE HAS ENJOYED THE REPUTATION FOR HONEST VALUES IN DIAMONDS HENRY BILLAUER 327 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Spence Farm Compliments of Dr. Jerome Roberts FRESH VEGETABLES PICKED DAILY OPTOMETRIST 30 WYMAN STREET Eyes Examined — Optical Service WOBURN, MASS. 458 MAIN STREET WOburn 2-2820 Compliments of CHEERLEADERS JEAN CANTY AUDREY HALLBERG GERALDINE COOKE DOROTHY LARSEN ANNE FLAHERTY MARY MANTINI JEAN FLAHERTY MARY RANTANO JOAN FLAHERTY ALICE SWANSON MARTHA SWANSON WO 2-2376 SODA BAR Compliments of Woburn Compliments of Bowladrome, Inc. A Friend 32 MONTV ALE AVENUE WOBURN, MASS. 10 ALLEYS — AUTOMATIC PINBOYS — COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES — WOBURN NATIONAL BANK WOBURN, MASS. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — APFUANCES — TELEVISION — RADIO — The Ryan Company 516 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASS. Elmor A. Franson WOburn 2-0005 Charles E. Ryan Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank — INCORPORATED 1854 — — MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORTGAGES — In Woburn and Vicinity Assets Over $14,000,000 Compliments of Woburn Shoe Hospital Shoes Dyed to Match Your Dress — HATS CLEANED — 9 Walnut Street Woburn, Mass. George Yeatropoulos, Prop. Tribble Cordage Mills CLOTHES LINES — MOPS TWINES — SASH CORD 27 Montvale Ave. WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS SMART and AKESON, Inc. 29 WINN STREET, WOBURN Tel. WO 2-2445 Compliments of • Gil ' s Salem Street Station 163 SALEM STREET WOBURN, MASS. Compliments, Best Wishes from B. F. Waldron Co., Inc. 7 SALEM STREET WOBURN, MASS. Simeone and Son Compliments of CENTRAL SQUARE Hennessey FRUIT AND GROCERY and Duran WOBURN, MASS. E. G. Barker Lumber Co., Inc. Corsetti Welding Co. BUILDING MATERIALS 30A PROSPECT STREET PROSPECT STREET Tel. WO 2-0057 — 2-0058 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK J. J. BLACK and SON Master Plumbers PLUMBING - - HEATING Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies sold and installed by competent workmen — WObum 2-1947-R POWER OIL BURNER 25 HOUGHTON STREET Thomas F. Scalley Sons PLUMBING AND HEATING WOBURN Village Inn Specializing in GOOD HOME COOKING RTE 113 DRACUT, MASS. Tel. Low 2-8406 Eddie Cox, Mgr. SUCCESS and BEST WISHES GRADUATES OF 1953 P. J. Cox and Sons New England Paper Box Co., Inc. CONN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 Warren Kay Vantine Official Class Photographer 132 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. • Harkins Taxi Compliments of 7 A. M. — 12 P. M. Bellini Corset Shop CARS FOR ALL OCCASIONS COMPLETE LINE OF Two-Way Radio STOCK FOUNDATIONS AND Tel. WO 2-1500 BABY APPAREL 27 BEACON STREET 452 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. WObum 2-3116 Mohigan Beef Co. Compliments of Callahan Restaurant 444 MAIN STREET 369 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. WOBURN, MASS. L. A. DONOVAN CO., INC. plating for Itdxtmxts 32 WEBSTER STREET — WOBURN Tel. WO 2-3079 or Mobile WR 9-2273 exeeZ eMce. in design craftsmanship and quality RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS MANUFACTURING SIEGES JEWEUIS C LISI HEW YORK • 73 TBEMONT ST.. BOSTON 8. MASS. • raoviOENCE Tom Burke ' s TEXACO 71 MAIN STREET WOBURN- � John P. Cullen Bashian Mfg. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Co., Inc. 4 High Street — Woburn, Mass- WO 2-1936 CONN STREET, comer of Bryant St. WO 2-1576 WOBURN, MASS. Smith Art Store 357 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Silverman ' s Men ' s Shop TUXEDOES FOR HIRE 394 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Woburn Co-operative Bank Chartered February 21, 1887 6 COMMON STREET. WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS — Serial Shares Always on Sale — Present Rate of Interest three percent Annually — Compounded Quarterly An individual may hold from 1 to 40 Shares in his or her name or up to 80 Ejhares in a Joint Account. Co-operative Bank shares are insured in full under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The income from Co-operative Bank shares is Tax Exempt in Massa¬ chusetts. HERMAN P. PETERSON, Pres. TERENCE D. KENNEY, Treas. Compliments of INTERNATIONAL MINERALS CHEMICAL CORPORATION • Compliments of Ellis Allen Co. Ward ' s Cut Rate CONN STREET, WOBURN Makers of Rubber Covered Rolls and Molded Rubber Products MAIN STREET, WOBURN Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Autographs