Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1954 volume:

■n M • v:i: ■ . ISPlIlii ■ Ska Class cj foreword... As the years pass by for all of us, there is a time for looking backward and a time for looking forward. This is an historic year for the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, the one hundredth graduating class of Woburn High School. In this issue of the Innitou, the members of the class take pleasure in mingling their footsteps with the guiet sounds of those hoop- skirted ladies and the stiff-collared, tight-vested gentlemen of one hundred years ago. In looking backward, we cherish the ideals of our early educators and take inspiration from their concepts of courage and integrity. We are grateful to these good people of Woburn for molding and shaping our present and our future with the typical American ideals for improving the life values of its citizens and the general public welfare. In looking forward, we aspire to take our places as the future citizens of Woburn, to further advance ideas for progress in our school system, and to work to improve educational opportunities and facilities for the education of all youth in the sound principles of morality, true Americanism, and vocational life which we have been so privileged to receive. TABLiB 0B G0f FBBJP§ Dedication 7 History of High School 8 Superintendent ' s Message 14 Principal ' s Message 15 Faculty 16 1954 INNITOU STAFF 18 Seniors 19 Highlights 49 Activities 61 Acknowledgments 84 Sponsors 85 ENTER TO LEARN — GO FORTH TO SERVE JAMES RODOLFOS Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears Our faith triumphant o ' er our fears Are all with thee, — are all with thee! — Longfellow The Yearbook Staff is happy to present this issue in the name of an out¬ standing member of the Class of 1954, a boy who showed promise of achieve¬ ment and success in high school. An unfortunate accident has taken him from our class and forced an interlude in his studies However, we remember his willing spirit and his cooperative attitude. We admire his courage in the face of adversity. Proudly, we dedicate THE INNITOU for 1954 to James Rodolfos, cur Class President. THE GROWTH OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL At its annual meeting in April, 1852, the town of Woburn voted to establish a high school, and placed the sum of twelve hundred dollars at the disposal of the Committee to enable it to carry that vote into execution. After examining various places, the Committee hired a room in Knight ' s building on Main Street and fitted it for the accommodation of the High School. A lease was obtained from Mr. Knight at the rent of one hundred dollars for one year, with the privilege of having the lease renewed for three years later, if the town so desired. A course of three years was selected because it was similar to those almost universally adopted in other places for a course of study. Such a program was planned and the school was opened on September 6, 1852, with Mr. William A. Stone as principal and with an enrollment of thirty-four students. In 1854, the town of Woburn voted to build a high school. This new high school, a wooden building, now forming the rear of the present Hanson School, was constructed at a cost of $11,701.99. The first graduating class held its exercises in this building December 8, 1855, after completing a three years ' course. This first graduating class had an enrollment of ten girls and one boy. During the year 1873-1874, the brick structure in the front was added, thereby completing Woburn ' s first high school. As Woburn ' s population continued to grow, Superintendent Emerson, in his report for 1897, first recommended the erection of a new high school. The School Committee finally requested the City Council in 1898, 1899, and 1900 to appropriate funds for the site and the building. The present site on Montvale Avenue was selected by the City Council, approved by the School Committee in 1900, and purchased in 1903. The ioundation was laid in 1905, and the construction was started on April 1, 1906. The building was formally opened on May 15, 1907. This new building provided additional opportunities for high school students and a wider service to the community. The old high school curriculum had catered to the tastes and training of those who would enter the various colleges and normal schools. The new program offered various courses which prepared students for vocations in the home and society, and for entrance into fields in connection with trade, commerce and manufacturing. After the passing of a few years, even the new building was found to be inadequate. In 1922, a portable annex was purchased from the adminis¬ trators of Saint Charles School, was added to the rear of the building, and housed two classrooms. This afforded temporary relief for the increased enrollment. Classes were taught here until a hurricane in 1925 destroyed this annex. These classes were then held in the auditorium with a cloth screen for a partition. In 1926, the first year students of the High School were obliged to take all their classes in the afternoon, as the school adopted the two-platoon system. Two wings were added to the central building and in September, 1930, the present building was opened for Senior and Junior High classes. The high school curriculum has progressed from a very narrow type of instruction in the classics, mathematics, and sciences to a very broad program of studies which still prepares students for advanced training in the universities and colleges, but also provides instruction and preparation for necessary progress in the various businesses and trades, and in modern homemaking and leisure time pursuits. Today, a wide program of studies and extra-curricula activities is offered in keeping with the interests, aptitudes, and abilities of all students in all fields of concentration. FIRST GRADUATING CLASS DECEMBER 10. 1855 Standing: Louise B. Horton, Mary S. Brackett, Elizabeth H. Collamore, Amelia S. Andrews Sitting: Florence K. Holden, Martha W. Persons, Harriet B. Nelson, Martha M. Hill (Valedictorian), Marriette Thompson Lower left: Anna E. French, Lower right: Abel T. Winn Oldest Living Alumnus of Woburn High Woburn High School has produced, over a period of one hundred years, many eminent men and women graduates. Perhaps there is no alumnus who carries the title of first more than a 95 year old man, Mr. Arthur U. Dickson of Clinton Street, Woburn. As far as we have been able to ascertain, he is the oldest living graduate of Woburn High School. After his graduation from secondary school in 1875, he pursued a course in civil engineering at Tufts College. He is at present the oldest living graduate of this college and the sole survivor of the class of 1878. After his college days, Mr. Dickson worked in an advertis¬ ing firm, an importing company, and as an operator on the first telephone line out of Boston to Natick, Framingham, and Worcester. He was also treasurer of Burdett College of which he is the oldest living graduate. Mr. Dickson retained a keen interest in farming throughout his life and, because he refuses to retire, he still raises and sells many varieties of plants and flowers. Because of his keen interest in civic affairs, he checked the daily progress of Route 128 as it was being built. This gained him an invitation to ride in the first car to travel the route with state officials. Congratulations to Mr. Arthur Dickson from the class of ' 54. Thomas Emerson 1862 - 1871 James I.. Hanson 1871 - 1887 Herbert B. Dow 1887 - 1890 L. Herbert Owen 1893 - 190 ' 8 Orel M. Bean 1916-1951 Samuel W. Mendum 1890 - 1892 Henry D. 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The quotation These are the times which try men ' s souls could more fittingly apply today than it did when Thomas Paine uttered those words in Revolu¬ tionary times. You have seen your brothers, a little older than you, go to Korea and other far-off places; you have heard conflicting opinions of learned men over radio and tele¬ vision, and you have wondered about planning for your own immediate future. Your graduation from High School into this turbulent world would indeed look dim if it were not for the bright light of Faith, -— faith in yourself, faith in your country, and above all, faith in an eternal and all-loving God. That is the torch which we of an older generation are putting into your hands. Carry it always, and hold it high. Faith in yourself means believing in your own capabilities and developing them to their fullest extent. You were put into this world to perform some task; find out what it is, however big or however small, and you will be doing something that no other person could do as well. Faith in your country means believing that its greatness lies not in its size, its wealth, or its brilliant leaders, but rather in its principles of democracy laid down in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Faith in God means an assurance that Right will always prevail. We show our faith in Him by prayer. A man or woman is never so big as when he kneels before his Maker and asks for guidance. It is then that he knows that feeling of peace and confidence which no atheist or communist can ever know, — that feeling so well expressed by the poet, God ' s in His Heaven; all ' s right with the world. J. Frank Hassett Superintendent of Schools Zo the Class of 1954 Within the covers of this volume there exists a permanent, pictorial record of your days in the Woburn High School. The careful preparation, editing, and pub¬ lication of a work of such magnitude are tributes to the arduous labors of your fellow classmates on the staff and to the devotion of your faculty advisers. A full century has now elapsed since Woburn High School first met the challenge of providing for the current educational needs of the youth of the community. Tremendous changes have occurred in the economic, social, and educa¬ tional life of Woburn from the mid-nineteenth century era when needs were relatively simple and well defined. The complexity of an atomic age has presented multiple problems in second¬ ary education. The Woburn High School has devoted every effort to enable you to meet this challenge with a spirit of inquiry and d edication. The attitudes of your daily life, your interest in your fellow man, and your future service to God and country, will reflect in detailed measure, the extent to which your high School has prepared you for citizenship in a changing world. It is the hopeful wish of Woburn High that this book will be a permanent memory of those days, activities, and teachers that prepared you for active participation in preserving the American way of life. Henry D. Blake, Principal Upper Left: Seated: Mary E. Thyne, Helen V. Doherty, Ethel M. Bascom, Zilpah F. Ranney Standing: I. Edward Marashio, Margaret L. Burke, Doris T. Lynch, Pauline R. Lyons, P. Joseph Connolly, Jr., Alice E. Brady, Anastasia G. Canty, Catherine E. Burke, William H. Flaherty, Jr. Center: Helen M. Gillespie, Secretary, Henry D. Blake, Principal Lower Left: Seated: Ann K. Flaherty, Anna K. Higgins, Barbara A. Dunbury, M. Maude Morton, Helen R. Sheeran Standing: Edward C. Manning, Michael Azzone, Edson L. Kimball, Patricia V. McPherson, Rosalie Tirrell, John A. Reddy, Wilfred A. Walsh, John F. McGovern Upper Right: Seated: Hazel M. Percy, Helen A. Salmon, Geraldine A. Soles, Patricia A. Deehan Standing: Timothy F. Ring, Charles D. Roche, William A. Roche, Tames F. Brennan, Shipley W. Ricker, James H. O ' Donnell JhhUou Staff Editor-in-Chief Martha Whittemore Assistant Editor Robert Chamberlain Literary Editors Edwina Donohoe Paul Olson Janice Quinn Anne Seminatore Art Editors Ronald Simonds Janice Rowe James Rodolfos Photography Editors Donald Wheaton Lois Noonan Typists Martha Swanson Joanne Hull Business Manager Louise Larson Advertising Editors Elizabeth Oulton Anne Marie Ahern Mary Shaughnessy Activities Mary Neergaard Jeanne Canty Judy Zimbel Treasurer Judith Spooner Junior Representatives Judith Madden James McLaughlin Faculty Advisers Margaret L. Burke Catherine E. Burke Doris T. Lynch i Anne Marie Ahern Versatile, carefree, aggressive Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1; Yearbook 2, 1; Hearst History Contest; Student Council 3, 2, 1 (Vice- President); Bowling 3; Basketball 1; Tanner News 3; Sophomore Class President; Senior Play, Prediction: Famous Equestrienne Brenden Allen Fat Spirited, muscular, dynamic Track Team 2, 1 (Cap¬ tain); Football 2, 1. Prediction: Magician Angelo Sebastian Amico A nge Fun-loving, industrious, quiet (in school only). Prediction: Baker Jo Ann Bartlett Jo Attractive, clothes-con- scious, refreshing Co-champ in Badminton 2; Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Owner of a fur salon Peter Anthony Amari Pete Reserved, dark wavy hair, delights in any kind of class commotion. Prediction: Racer of sport cars Joan Marie Barry Gay, athletic, witty Co-champ in Badminton 2; Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Physical Ed. Instructor John Richard Bennett Jackie Nonchalant, agreeable, natural Student Council 1; Track and Cross Country 3, 2, 1 . Prediction: Public Speaker George Francis Bevilacqua “Bev The Silent man, enjoys driving and dates, unhurried Traffic Squad 1. Prediction: Symphonic Cymbler Joan Marie Boudreau Amiable, winsome, typi¬ cal working girl Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Expert on insurance policies Rita Maureen Boudreau Neat, artistic, quiet Student Council 1; Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Nun Elizabeth Ann Brown Liz Jovial, lively, sports- minded Tanner News 3; Student Council 3; Senior Play; Softball 3; Badminton 2, 1 . Prediction: Chemist John Gordon Brown G Ladies ' man, good dancer, personable Football 3, 2, 1; Track 2, 1; Senior Dance Com¬ mittee. Prediction: Bank presi¬ dent Marjorie Louise Brown Margie Pleasant, studious, quiet Thespian Society 2; Glee Club 2. Prediction: Farmer ' s wife Rosalie Buonomo Rosie Shy but friendly, fasti¬ dious, Pepsodent smile Prediction: Secretary Richard Allen Canada Windy Sociable, friendly, unhurried Football 3, 2; Basketball 1 . Prediction: Jeweler Daniel Lawrence Canada Dan A good pal, unpredict¬ able, sporting Football 1 (Manager). Prediction: Law enforcer Jeanne Frances Canty Vivacious, enthusiastic, dynamic Cheerleader 2, 1 (Co¬ captain); Thespian So¬ ciety 3, 2, 1; Student Council 3, 1; Glee Club 2, 1; Yearbook; Junior Prom Committee; Filene ' s Fashion Board; Senior Play. Prediction: Famous buyer for Filene ' s Rosario Thomas Capua Zario The strong silent type, athletic, one of The Boys Football 2, 1; Basketball 3, 2. Prediction: Tracer of lost persons loan Frances Cardaleen Joanie Neat dresser, quiet, sociable Glee Club 3,.2, 1. Prediction: Interior deco¬ rator Patricia Mary Carlson Pat Bashful, meticulous, con¬ servative Prediction: Restaurant owner Paul John Catania Laddie Peppy, naive, optimistic Football 2 (Captain). Prediction: Football coach Harriet Ann Carter Dependable, sincere, industrious Student Council 2, 1 (Treasurer); Junior Prom Committee; Class Motto Committee; Tanner News 2, 1; National Honor Society. Prediction: Movie celeb¬ rity Robert Joseph Chamberlain Bob Ambitious,, trustworthy, efficient Yearbook (Assistant Editor); Traffic Squad 1; Glee Club 2, 1; Bowling 3, 1; Senior Play. Prediction: Architect Marion Donna Clinton Donna Cute dimples, beautiful red hair, short and sweet Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Hair Stylist Robert James Corsetti Bob Average height, good- looking, fond of 3:10 sessions Prediction: College graduate Charles Harold Cox Chard Spontaneous, tactful, eager Prediction: Store Mana¬ ger Lillian Rita Corbett Lil Curly brown hair, flirta¬ tious, fond of dancing Drum Majorette 2; Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Beautician Phyllis Ann Cossette “Phyll Short, buoyant, athletic Glee Club 2, 1; field Hockey 1; Badminton 3; Basketball 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Telephone operator V f 1 4 Dorothy Ruth Dares Dotty Witty, gay, mischievous Tanner News 2, 1; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Student Council 2; Junior Red Cross 1; Thespian So¬ ciety 1. Prediction: Antique dealer Mary Jane Ann Cuozzi Midge Dependable, fond of dancing, radiant Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Fashion de- signer Henry Dexter Crowninshield Hank Loquacious, inquisitive, romantic Prediction: Geologist Jane Marie Damrath Janie Devilish, enthusiastic, methodical Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Bas¬ ketball. Prediction: School Com¬ mittee Member James Paul Daly Jimmy Blushes easily, reliant, shy Prediction: Lawyer it 0M . ' Jane Elizabeth Davis Janie Quiet, unassuming, anxious to travel Archery 3, 2. Prediction: Travel agency Laura Elizabeth Deane Bette Fascinating, considerate, jovial Bowling 1; Glee Club 3, 2 , 1 . Prediction: Librarian Loretta DelCore Lorry Traveler, extrovert, con¬ versationalist Prediction: Manager ol a Ladies ' Shoppe Robert Joseph DeVeau Bob Artistic, considerate, modest Tanner News 1. Prediction: Cartoonist Irene Ann Delgreco Reenie Neat, tiny, studious Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Hairdresser Robert Francis Devlin Bobby Short, wavy black hair, cosmopolitan Prediction: Test pilot Helen Theresa DiMarco Taciturn, genial, humor¬ ous Prediction: Commercial artist i if 1 - Enrico Anthony DiNardo Harry Lively, alert, unaffected Baseball 3, 2, 1. Prediction:Sports broad¬ caster Fred Jerome Doherty Companionable, sincere, optimistic Prediction: Entertainer Janet Marie Donahue Birdie Tiny, affable, cosmopoli¬ tan Gle Club 2, 1; Bowling 1. Prediction: Telephone operator Lorraine Ann Doherty Lorry Friendly, quick-witted, generous Tanner News 1; Glee Club 2, 1; Field Hockey 3. Prediction: Nursery School Edwina Marie Donohoe Weenie Enthusiastic, cheerful, athletic Cheerleader; National Honor Society (Treasur¬ er); Tanner News 2; Yearbook (Literary Edi¬ tor); Woman ' s Club Rep¬ resentative; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Sophomore Spell¬ ing Bee; Field Hockey 2, 1; Basketball 2, 1; Bad¬ minton 1; Hears! History Contest; Senior Play. Prediction: History teacher Barbara Marie Dorsey Barbee Informal, vivacious, neat Glee Club 2, 1. Prediction: Television star Allen Gordon Ek Eager, genial, interest¬ ing Prediction: Business man Charles Richard DuLong Charlie Studious, persistent, diversified National Honor Society; Cross Country 3, 2; Track 3, 2; Bowling 1; Traffic Squad 1, Prediction: Professor Jeannine Ann Fanjoy Capricious, keen oblig¬ ing Glee Club 2, 1; Basket¬ ball 3 Prediction: Navy nurse Mabel Jean Erickson Radiant, discreet, sincere Glee Club 3, 2; Bowling 2 . Prediction: Legal Secre¬ tary Frances Mary Farpelha Legs Blonde, thoughtful, wholesome Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Secretary D ’OVx Albert Eugene Farrey Al Meticulous, logical, inter¬ esting Boys ' State; Baseball 3, 2, 1; Basketball 3, 2; Senior Play. Prediction: Politician Burton Ely Fineberg Burt Steadfast, zealous, judi¬ cious Prediction: Shoe store owner Harold Landon Fisher Lanny Well-dressed, co-opera¬ tive, trustworthy Prediction: Rancher Jeanne Mary Flaherty Jeannie Lively, ambitious, friendly Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Cheer¬ leader 2, 1. Prediction: Stenographer Joan Margaret Flaherty Sportive, exuberant, optimistic Cheerleader 2, 1; Glee Club 3, 2; Badminton 3; Thespian Society 1 Prediction: Superintend¬ ent of Nurses Gregory Dunstan Fletcher Greg Tall, good-looking, oblig¬ ing Prediction: Actor Robert James Foley Bobby Handsome, popular, pleasing Tanner News (Business Manager); National Honor Society; Junior Rotarian; Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Bowling 3, 2, 1; Track 2, 1 . Prediction; Automobile dealer Walter Ray Fuller Walt Musical, quiet, unaf¬ fected Traffic Squad. Prediction: Radio and television announcer David Joseph Foley Coot Small, mighty, diffident Traffic Squad; Football 2 , 1 . Prediction: President of City Council Marie Elaine Fresenga Marie Reserved, congenial, sociable Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Bank clerk Joan Frances Garrity Joanie Easy-going, aggreeable, amicable Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Manicurist Salvatore James Gentile Saucy Quiet, content, consider¬ ate Prediction: Wealthy mushroom grower John Nicholas Gianakis Business-minded, jocu¬ lar, diversified Prediction: Restaurant owner Barbara Ann Gibson Barb” Animated, captivating, well-dressed Prediction: Trapeze acrobat Frederick Joseph Gonsalves Johnny Sombrero” Fun loving, mirthful, smooth Football 3, 2; Glee Club Prediction pilot Thomas Michael Gouthro Tucker Cosmopolitan, enthu¬ siastic, loquacious Football 2, 1; Basketball 2 , 1 . Prediction: Olympic star James Warren Graham Bashful, unassuming, complacent Prediction: Baseball umpire Russell Andrew Green, Jr. Russ Good-looking, impec¬ cable, conservative Prediction: Fruit store owner Dawn Maria Haley Petite, friendly, puncti¬ lious Glee Club 2, 1; Sopho¬ more Class (Secretary); Student Council Secre¬ tary; Field Hockey 1; Bowling Team 2, 1; Har¬ vest Dance Committee. Prediction: SocialWorker William George Harvey Billy Swift, sporty, steadfast Glee Club 2. Prediction: Hot Rod racer Paul Owen Hoyt Silent, diversified, dis¬ cerning Prediction: United States Air Force Captain Dorothy Mae Horton Midget Quiet, amiable, tiny Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Sopho¬ more Spelling Bee. Prediction: Manager of an ice cream factory Joanne Elizabeth Hull ' To Athletic, sparkling, en¬ thusiastic National Honor Society (Secretary); Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Cheerleader 1; Yearbook; Junior Class (Treasurer); Prize Speaking 2; Tanners News 2; Field Hockey 2, 1; Basketball 3, 2, 1; Badminton 2; Senior Play. Prediction: Headmistress of a girls ' school Evelyn Orissa Ingersoll Evie Amiable, attractive, alert Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Bowl¬ ing 1. Prediction: A Wave for three years John Jefferson Jeff Studious, conservative, eager Prediction: Electrician Richard Paul Johnson Lefty Aggressive, eloquent, companionable Traffic Squad 1; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Class Vice-President; Baseball 3, 2, 1; Basket¬ ball 3, 2; Football 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Wrestling promoter Roberta Dorothy Keating Berta Radiant, loquacious, obliging Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Blues singer Kevin John Kane Butch Genial, generous, op¬ timistic Glee Club 2; Football 2. Prediction: Leader of a jazz band Robert Joseph Kirk Bobby Calm, inquisitive, stead¬ fast Prediction: Aeronautical instructor Phylis Mary Lambias Phyll Vibrant, cheerful, care¬ free Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Airline stewardess Walter Edward LaPlante Lappa Neat, jovial, sports- minded Football 2. Prediction: Army Joseph Edmund Lavacchia Joe Calm, well-dressed; curly red hair Prediction: Barber Barbara Josephine Lanpher Barb Sweet, musical, reserved Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Concert singer Louise Hallgren Larson Genial, dependable, tactful Woman ' s Club Repre¬ sentative; Yearbook (Business Manager); Na¬ tional Honor Society; Senior Play; Glee Club 3, 1. Prediction: Nurse Rita Ann Lombard Ree Dark haired, attractive chic Representative Woman ' s Club; Glee ub 3, 2, 1; Student Co- cil 1; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Tanner News 3, 2, 1 (Co¬ editor). Prediction: wspaper correspondent Nancy Ruth Lundquist Nan Amiable, sincere, capable High School Scrapbook; Junior Red Cross 1; Glee Club 3; Thespian Society 1; Field Hockey 2. Prediction: Missionary worker Roy Thomas Luther Raymond Joseph Macinanti Ray Cheerful, cordial, sincere Bowling. Prediction: Doctor Marion Louise Marlowe Mazie Witty, genial, consider¬ ate Tanner News 2; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Bowling 2; Student Council 2, 1. Prediction: Famous comedienne Sonr A gieat pal, loves to work, well-mannered Prediction: City manager Joanne Elizabeth Malone Jo Book-lover, has a smile for everyone, business¬ like Tanner News 2, 1 (As¬ sistant Editor); Gle .-. Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Woman ' s magazine columnist Jeanne Marie Matson Jeannie Composed, Cute, cheer¬ ful Cheerleader; Student Council (President); Tanner News (Assistant Editor) 2; Attendant at the Junior and Senior Proms; Color Committee; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Bowl¬ ing 3, 2. Prediction: Airline stewardess William Paul McDonald Mac Tall, dark, handsome Football 2; Track 3; Basketball 2, 1; Traffic Squad 1. Prediction: Sports critic William Vincent McDonald Billy Cute, natural, sports- minded Track 2, 1; Cross Coun¬ try 3, 2 (Co-captain) Prediction: Renowned marathoner Reinette Ellen McDonough Kind, merry, enthusias¬ tic Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Happy mar¬ riage Stephen Robert Mclnerny Steve Sociable, optimistic, confident Traffic Squad. Prediction: Pharmacist y. - ' _ ,,v, ' d Colleen Elizabeth McHugh Red Sparkling, well-rounded, unaffected National Honor Society (Vice-President); Junior and Senior Prom Com¬ mittees; Student Council 2, 1; Tanner News 2, 1; Woman ' s Club Repre¬ sentative; Junior Class Secretary. Prediction: Successful business woman Francis Michael McKinney Gus Restrained, humorous, industrious Prediction: Bookkeeper Anne Patricia McLaughlin Gay, well-liked, inquisi¬ tive Glee Club 2, 1. Prediction: Dental nurse James John McMenimon “Mac Good-looking, pleasant, co-operativ§ Prediction: F.B.I. Marjorie Ann Meagher “Margie Cheerful, modest, hard¬ working Glee Club 3, 2. Prediction: Tap dancer William Edward Mulrenan “Mul Well-known; sports- minded, cosmopolitan Prediction: Mechanic Charles Joseph Mullen “Moon Regular, quick-witted, generous Basketball 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Alderman-at- large Edward Joseph Murphy “Teddy Friendly, dependable, genuine Cross Country 3, 1; Basketball 2, 1; Track 3. Prediction: Supreme Court judge Janet Eleanor Murray “Jan Faultless, well-dressed, ambitious Cheerleader; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Student Council 3; Woman ' s Club Rep¬ resentative; National Honor Society 2, 1; Tan¬ ner News 2, 1 (Co-edi¬ tor); Basketball 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 3, 2; Bad¬ minton- 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Private sec¬ retary Mary Elizabeth Neergaard Meres Athletic, unassuming, sincere Yearbook; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 3, 2, 1, (Co- Captain). Prediction: Private Sec¬ retary Joyce Marie Newman “Joyce Quiet, petite, friendly Prediction: Stenographer John Russell Nilsson “Limey Mischievous, indifferent, comical Prediction: Carpenter Paul David Nicosia Vigorous, unhurried, in¬ teresting Prediction: Boxer Lois Michele Noonan “Lo Alert, popular, conserva¬ tive Sophomore Class Vice- President; Senior Prom Attendant; Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1; Bowling 2, 1; Basketball. Prediction: Career woman Donald Edwin Norman “Don Co-operative, easy-go¬ ing, gentlemanly Traffic Squad 1; Base¬ ball 3, 2, 1; Senior Play. Prediction: Doctor m i Albert John O ' Donnell Albie Jovial, observant, con¬ scientious Prediction: Meatcutter Robert James O ' Donnell Bob Persistent, reserved, in¬ teresting Prediction: Manager of an open air theater Paul Alfred Olson Efficient, loquacious, ag¬ gressive Student Council 1; Traffic Squad 1; Year¬ book; Senior Play Prediction: Archeologist Elizabeth Anne Oulton Betty Good-natured, fun-lov¬ ing, unaffected Student Council 3, 1; Yearbook; Prize Speak¬ ing Contest 2; Glee Club 2, 1; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 2, 1. Prediction: Debating expert Edward Paul Peary Eddie Musical, reserved, keen Band 2; Cross Country 2, 1; Track 2, 1. Prediction: Plumber Barbara Ann Perna Barb Neat, efficient, cheerful Bowling 2, 1; Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Fashion designer 7 % . VS John Malcolm Petersen Pete Vigorous, sincere, oblig¬ ing Football 3, 2; Traffic Squad 1; Glee Club 3; Track 2, 1. Prediction: Professional ■wrestler Robert Simon Porter Pot Cheerful, discreet, sin¬ cere Baseball 2, 1. Prediction: Astronomer ■r wMm y : ;d. r-rvovx ' % V mm Janice Norine Quinn Jan Captivating, enthusias¬ tic, considerate National Honor. Society; Tanner News 2; Year¬ book; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Basketball 2; Field Hockey; Badminton 2. Prediction: Dental hygienist Constance Prudence Puleo Connie Vivacious,, animated, industrious Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Tan¬ ner News 2, 1; Bowling 1; Field Hockey 1; Soft- ball 3, 1. Prediction: Kindergarten teacher Anna Mae Plunkett Friendly, sincere, exu¬ berant Thespian Society 1. Prediction: Seamstress Roger Gordon Peterson Pete Neat, amicable, afiuole Prediction: Clothing salesman I ; :--.v y ' y I Patricia Anastasia Ralphs Pat Popular, informal, modest Bowling 3. Prediction: Telephone operator Marion Louise Quinno Shorty Jocular, radiant, gen¬ erous Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Thes¬ pian Society 2, 1; Bas¬ ketball 3, 2, 1; Bowling 1; Majorette 2, 1. Prediction: Store window designer Margaret Ann Reddy Peggy Studious, eager, optimis¬ tic Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Laboratory technician John Joseph Reilly Jack Sports-minded, roguish, loquacious Basketball 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Bulldozer operator James Rodolfos Jimmy Confident, optimistic, popular Junior Class President; Track 3, 2; Senior Class President; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Rotar- ian. Prediction: Great artist Phyllis Ann Roche Phyl Artistic, prudent, obser¬ vant Glee Club 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Commercial artist Evelyn Rollins Joseph David Romano Joe Athletic, carefree, humorous Football 3, 2, 1, (Cap¬ tain); Basketball 2 (Man¬ ager); Student Council 1. Prediction: World re¬ nowned chel Evie Quiet, conscientious, amicable Prediction: Office worker Christopher Robert Russo Chris Carefree, efficient, shrewd Senior Play. Prediction: Doctor Janice Dale Rowe Jan Studious, punctual, diversified Yearbook; National Honor Society; Woman ' s Club Representative; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 1. Prediction: Foreign lan¬ guage interpreter Anne Marie Seminatore Neat, sincere, consider¬ ate Yearbook; Junior Red Cross 1; Bowling 1; Basketball 1; Badminton 1 . Prediction: Elementary teacher Mary Agnes Shaughnessy Flirtatious, sports- minded, cheerful Yearbook; Glee Club 3, 2; National Honor So¬ ciety; Basketball 3, 2, 1; Badminton 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 2, 1. Prediction: Mathemati¬ cian John Franklin Smith, Jr. Smitty Well-dressed, obliging, efficient Baseball 2, 1; Junior and Senior Prom Usher; Senior Play. Prediction; Sailor Ronald Paul Simonds “Ronnie Industrious, genial, artistic Student Council 1; Year¬ book (Art Editor); Motto Committee; Color Com¬ mittee. Prediction; Mathemati¬ cian Judith Eliza Spooner Judy Aggressive, brilliant, wholesome Yearbook (Treasurer); Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Badmin¬ ton 3, 2, 1; Basketball 3, 2 , 1 . Prediction; Singer David Rowe Strong “Lightning Friendly, quick, stead¬ fast Prediction: Boxer Carole Eleanor Strozzi Charming personality, enhancing smile, attrac¬ tive clothes Glee Club 3; Tanner News 3, 1; Thespian So¬ ciety 1; Junior Red Cross 3; Senior Prom Commit¬ tee; Attendant at Junior Prom. Prediction: Style expert Diane Esther Sullivan Radiant, enthusiastic, popular Tanner News 3; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Senior Prom Queen. Prediction: Office worker Mary Anne Sullivan Studious, cheerful, ver¬ satile Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Tan¬ ner News 3, 2, 1; Thes¬ pian Society 1; Junior Red Cross 2; Student Council 2; Basketball 3; Badminton 3, 2, 1; Bowl¬ ing 3. Prediction: Red Cross nurse Robert George Sullivan Sully Philosophical, alert, in¬ dustrious Prediction: Goldsmith John Roger Sumner Optimistic, modest,, jocular Prediction: Jockey Martha Swanson Swanie Neat, animated, con¬ siderate National Honor Society; Student Council 1; Senior Play; Color Com¬ mittee; Senior Class Sec¬ retary; Yearbook; Woman ' s Club Repre¬ sentative; Cheerleader 2, 1 (Co-Captain); Home Room Officer 3, 2, 1; D.A.R. Representative. Prediction: Medical sec¬ retary Joan Hazel Tighe Joannie Musical, provocative, enchanting Student Council 3, 1; Junior Marshal; Junior Prom Queen. Prediction: Clothing buyer Frank Tamilio Tami Calm, conscientious, modest Prediction: Tobacco im¬ porter Mary Varoutsos “Mitzi Charming, popular, con¬ scientious Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Tan¬ ner News 1; Student Council 3. Prediction: Social worker Alfred Salvatore Venuti Al Quick-witted, compan¬ ionable, popular Prediction: Owner of a shoe repair shop Robert West Bob Tall, talkative, optimistic Senior Play; Tanner News 1; Hearst History Contest. Prediction: Florist Peter Revett Wedlock Pete Calm, reserved, sincere Baseball 3, 2, 1. Prediction: College pro¬ fessor Donald Joseph Wheaton Don Industrious, aggressive, neat Junior Rotarian; Traffic Squad 1; Yearbook; Thespian Society 2, 1. Prediction: Photographer Robert Edward Wheaton Wheaties Carefree, comical, in¬ formal Football 2, 1. Prediction: Race car driver Alfred Leo White Al Unconcerned, obliging, conservative Prediction: Air Force Lieutenant mm. Edythe Ruth White “Edye Blonde, painstaking, considerate Prediction: Bank teller William John White, Jr. “Spider Tall, blond, sports- minded Football 2, 1; Basketball 2 . Prediction: Broker Margaret Elizabeth White Margie Pleasant, attractive, op¬ timistic Prediction: Dental nurse Martha Willard Whittemore “Whitty Ambitious, popular, attractive Y earbook (Editor-in- chief); Tanner News 2; Student ' Council 3, 1; Junior Class Vice-Presi¬ dent; Orchestra 3, 2; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Class Motto Committee; Field Hockey 1. Prediction: Nurse Louis Yianacopolus “Louie Neat, unhurried, informal Baseball 3, 2, 1. Prediction: Baseball pro Marie Elaine Zanello Quiet, friendly, easy¬ going Junior Red Cross 2; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Drum Major¬ ette 2, 1. Prediction: Successful business woman Judith Elaine Zimbel Judy Vivacious, flirtatious, musical Band 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Student Council 1; Yearbook; Glee Club 3, 2, 1; Jordan Fashion Council; Senior Play. Prediction: Model Richard Albert Zimmerman Dick Popular, vigorous, re¬ served Prediction: Naval officer Edna Alice Bristol Attractive, pleasant, friendly Prediction: College grad¬ uate Karl Sheppard Lunan Many of us remember Karl when we were in the initial stages of our schooling. Then we were students in the Wyman School. Later, however, circumstances prevent¬ ed his continuing in regular classes. Upper¬ most in his long list of desirable gualities are his courage and his determination which have enable him to be graduated with us. Heartiest congratula¬ tions and best wishes, Karl. Philip Joseph Callanan Lefty Blond, humorous, in¬ formal Football 2, 1; Baseball 3, 2 , 1 . Prediction: Newspaper reporter Robert Arthur Oram Spaghetti Legs Tall, muscular, musical Football 2, 1; Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Senior Play. Prediction: Army Nancy Elizabeth Govostes Friendly, studious, quiet Prediction: Nurse Frederick William Pierce Chum Quiet, wholesome, non¬ chalant Prediction: Disc jockey Our S iotto SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISER lames Rodolfos, President (not pictured); Martha Swanson, Secretary; Richard Johnson, Vice-President; Joanne Hull, Treasurer; Miss Catherine Burke, Adviser MBRC OUR U-MA AlATETR JvjpnM ZjrHtfe . Ep t .-Jr J.J j t ip f j We leave You To - (VlGhT To P«3C our S-o - Tvr $iT fiT. Sa- LuTo you ujizh fVid as ) fa$T. JfouR AJam . u ill Aeinaiw i v eaCH WcarT. Uf� 3Aft , a j i ' ll jijj 1 $ j j 1 h . i, j. i CROPS ' Gt t .-Fulto You, our Pa- fieiurs 4wd tea -cHeRS so -ntue th m p p fRE-ee- perur you sEreR-R ?e the (Mass of pif - -ry t=6o {. tb J- J J J ■ ■, 1 . - -j, ' Jou l U0-euRV HlfcH , u E 6lD Y£(J A GooO - € It. We VUIU. II j J 1 J ' J ff -P-M -H f 1lL- pfi ' iS 6E- U)V -AL TT HOU , UP- HOLP 5J0UK fURME R - i j n J-J r rp i fVfclO- fftfcE- 10ELL Good - £YE TD OOR. 0ERK LUO-BURll ifrlGH • INSPIRATION Janice Dale Rowe The stars hold secrets they impart To any worthy of the prize, As strength and faith and wisdom sage For man who reaches toward the skies. Columbus dared to search the stars; His name shall e ' er immortal be. He dared — and found the world ' s new hope, This golden land beyond the sea. How many times has youth, when called, The banner caught from failing hands, And searching, found the guiding stars Which changed the destiny of lands! ' man,johnFe rslsTnno«« Smith, Richard Johnson, lames Rodolfos, and George and Jeanne seem to be really enjoying themselves, while Elizabeth and John admire Allan and Eleanor. May 8, 1953, was a big night for Joan Tighe when she was crowned queen by her attendants, Jeanne Matson and Carole shift ' ll ' - - • - ‘fsm Our hostesses: Mrs. Flaherty, Miss Byr Miss Lyons, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. McHugh, M Rodolfos, and Mrs. Blake. L A Toast to the Class of ' 54 Miss Canty, Miss: Mawn, Miss Byron, and Miss Burke seem to be enjoying them- ' Christian Dior could have learned a bit from our fashion plates. Harriet and Jeanne are making sure that: Danny and Louise have a dance order, while lohnjook wgrried A uLhis neafJaimdiiction. ' ur Junior Cl Martha Whittemore Joanne Hull Colleen McHugh James Rodolfos Our . committee: Harriet Carter, James Rodolfos, Jeapne Canty,’ Robert Foley, and Richard Johnson, The Grand March, Greetings to Edwina and Anthony from Mr. Connolly. Our pretty Queen, Diane Sullivan, with her attractive attendants Jeanne Matson and Lois Noonan. Marah and Pete receive their dance orders from Colleen and Carole. Here comes some more ot the crowd. Pleased to meet you. SNOW BALL DANCK Worth, Honor December 4 Get a look at all those ushers!.-Ted Murphy, Donald Norman, Robert Chamber- lain, Paul McDonald, Gordon Brown, Robert Foley, Richard Johnson and John Our hostesses: ' Mrs. Das- coli, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Swan¬ son, and Miss Lyons. Hope you are enjoying your- Smith. tee: Gordon Brown, Colleen McHugh, Richard Johnson, Carole Sirozzi, and Robert Foley.. Class Will We, the hundredth graduating class of Woburn High School, being of sound mind an good judgment, do hereby ordain and establish our last will and testament: TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Ann Marie Ahern her sense of humor Irma Pearson Brenden Allen his physique a Junior named John Peter Amari his 3:00 slips Dean Finethy Angelo Amico his two salami sandwiches Jimmy McLaughlin Joan Barry long letters Thelma McCue JoAnn Bartlett flair for fashions Esther Moen John Bennett speed on the cinders John Porter George Bevilaqua Aeronautics book some unfortunate Junior Joan Boudreau all her knitting Carol Hedblom Rita Boudreau sincere manner Edna Sarno Elizabeth Brown all her jokes Nancy Wheaton Gordon Brown wonderful personality Timmy Walsh Marjorie Brown cute lisp that certain ' 52 grad. Edna Bristol her seat in Room 14 someone who wants lots laughs Rosalie Buonomo her great height Christine Seavey Philip Callanan agility Symphony Sid Daniel Canada managing the football team Hugh O ' Brien Richard Canada his J. V. uniform Mr. Brennan Jeanne Canty S. S. S. presidency Julie Johnson Rosario Capua position as tackle in football Dan Robinson Joan Cardaleen jet black hair Betty Huckins Patricia Carlson bashfulness Patricia Keating Harriet Carter beautiful brown eyes Judy Kelly Paul Catania spot by the third floor water fountain Dan Carey Robert Chamberlain large structure Pete Carbone Marion Clinton set of car keys Mr. Roche Francis Connolly wiry frame Easy Ed Walker George Connors huge body Thomas Mernin Lillian Corbett curly hair Nancy Thorne Robert Corsetti chemistry mixtures Dave Fountain Phyllis Cossette field hockey stick Luisa Roth Charles Cox embalming fluid Everett Bixby Henry Crowninshield athletic ability Eddie Hart Mary Jane Couzzi loquaciousness Janet Doucette James Daly history marks Miss Soles Jane Damrath mischievousness Janet Veno Dorothy Dares love of work Catherine Venuti Jane Davis her passport an English lass Laura Deane flaming red hair Carol Langone Loretta Del Core her travel tickets some lucky Junior Irene Del Grecco sparkling eyes Mary O ' Donnell Robert DeVeau artistic ability Kenneth Smith Robert Devlin quiet manner Joe Doherty Helen DiMarco drawing skill Julia Bigger Harry DiNardo love of baseball Bucky Cuozzi Fred Doherty dance routines Willy Mernin Lorraine Doherty witty remarks Jeannette Catania CLASS WILL (Continued) TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Janet Donohoe driver license Edwina Donohoe boundless enthusiasm Barbara Dorsey neat appearance Charles Dulong fondness for study Allen Ek books Mabel Erickson favorite typewriter Jeannine Fanjoy her Saturday nights Frances Farpelha her eyes Albert Farrey Pythagorean Theorem James Fawcett National Guard position Burton Fineberg shoe boxes Harold Fisher construction equipment Jeanne Flaherty her brother Joan Flaherty chemistry book Gregory Fletcher manly charms David Foley his hand-made argyles Robert Foley smooth appearance Marie Fresenga short hand notes Walter Fuller deep masculine voice Joan Garrity a bottle of H z O Salvatore Gentile farming equipment John Gianakis business interests Barbara Gibson Casey Frederick Gonsalves his cap pistol Thomas Gouthro his groomed goatee Nancy Govostes seat in Room 8 Warren Graham his shoulders Russell Green The Green Mercury Dawn Haley petiteness William Harvey his jet-propelled car Dorothy Horton her height Paul Hoyt his straight hair Joanne Hull position as treasurer of class Evelyn Ingersoll charms John Jefferson all his busy afternoons Richard Johnson baseball skill Kevin Kane his seat in Room 21 Roberta Keating her favorite mirror Robert Kirk a package of cigarettes Phyllis Lambias her parties Barbara Lanpher smooth white skin Walter LaPlante his memoirs Louise Larson her good marks Joseph Lavacchia his bright red hair Rita Lombard position at Dr. Jones ' Nancy Lundquist all her money Roy Luther those absent days Raymond Macinanti friendly manner Joanne Malone position in bank Marion Marlowe gay sense of humor Jeanne Matson place in class poll William McDonald all the rebounds William V. McDonald position—cross country team Reinette McDonough creamy complexion Colleen McHugh flaming red hair Rita Abreu Joan Renninson Pauline Gallagher Robert McLay some lucky Senior Martha O ' Donnell that ' 53 grad Loretta Manning Bob Gallo some hopeful Junior Charles Kiklis Muzzy Rosa Northeastern Champs Mary Ann Burdett Bucky Cuozzi Paul Lennon Larry Levine Kathleen Davis Tony Rotondo Carol Hedblom Bruce Allen Nick Triantafilou Waltzing Bucky Quinno Muzzy Rosa Beverly Pearsons Willy Mernin Roger Green Martha Dwyer Nick Tierno Joan Rowe Bobby Bartlett Loretta Foley The Armed Forces Joe Donahue Charlie Gourlis Iggy ' s brother the matron Bobby Vieno Irene Tonks Mary Harkins Charlie Booker needy Juniors Joel McCarron some lucky Junior bank truant officer Billy Jaguith some worthy Junior Nancy Bumpus Charlotte Lavacchia Timmy Walsh John Dineen Jean Bell Rita Boissoneault Most Popular Martha Swanson — Brenden Allen Most Likely To Succed Janice Rowe — Charles Dulong Most Athletic Richard Johnson — Mary Neergaard Most Bashiul Patricia Carlson — Charles Dulong Cutest Jeanne Matson — David Foley Done Most For The School James Rodolfos — Anne Marie Ahern Most Ambitious Martha Whittemore — Ronald Simonds Best Natured Elizabeth Oulton —- Brenden Allen Class Pets Robert Chamberlain — Lois Noonan Best Dressed Donald Wheaton — Carole Strozzi CLASS WILL (Continued) TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Stephen Mclnerney care of a certain sophomore all the boys Francis McKinney buoyancy Danny Doherty Anne McLaughlin her favorite comb all the girls James McMenimon his P. O. D. book Frank Figucia Marjorie Meagher a stick of gum Louise Thurber Charles Mullen his clean gym socks Tom Connolly William Mulrenan aggressiveness Arthur Pigott Edward Murphy wonderful white bucks Paul Lennon Janet Murray position as Co-Editor of Tanner News Helen Regan Mary Neergaard her tremendous athletic skill future posterity Joyce Newman wavy brown hair Arlene Mace Paul Nicosia Dentyne smile Ed Bavaro John Nilsson seat in Club Dick White Lois Noonan her camera some photographical genius Donald Norman all his chemistry experiments Marilyn Albert O ' Donnell his English book Miss Ranney Robert O ' Donnell appendix Killer Killbride Paul Olson announcer ' s voice Tom McKee Robert Oram crazy legs Jim McLaughlin Elizabeth Oulton bubbling personality Elaine Quilitzsch Edward Peary fondness for Mr. Reddy Bill Brissenden Barbara Perna pretty teeth her dentist John Petersen his stature Nin Lancelotta Roger Peterson his great speed Harold McDonough ‘ Fred Pierce big blue eyes Edward Harhausen Anna Plunkett needle and thread Nancy Canada Robert Porter bench ability in basketball Dan Carey Constance Puleo cute ways Sonja Johnson lanice Quinn golf clubs Judy Madden Marion Quinno her gift for gab Pauline Gallagher Patricia Ralphs red hair Cindy Sumner Margaret Reddy geometry book for some studious Junior John Reilly seat in the office George O ' Doherty Phyllis Roche her knee guards a bowlegged Junior Evelyn Rollins quiet manner Carol Langone Joseph Romano captaincy of football Nick Triantafilou Janice Rowe fluency in French Marah Linscott Christopher Russo skill at public speaking Nick Triantafilou Anne Semi tatore basketball managership Pauline Gallagher Mary Shaughnessy basketball uniform (No 2) Marcia Stearns Ronald Simonds artistic skill Frank Figucia John Smith baseball bat Charles Nicholas Judith Spooner favorite part in Macbeth” some unfortunate Junior David Strong seat in Room 18 anyone who likes sessions Carole Strozzi cute manner Carol Erwin Diane Sullivan pretty brown hair Jo-ann Greene Mary Anne Sullivan petiteness Marie Claflin Robert Sullivan devilishness Dean Finethy John Sumner great height Ronald Pearson Martha Swanson wonderful manner Francis Cioto Frank Tamilio silence some noisy Junior Joan Tig he attractive clothes Charlotte Lavacchia Mary Varoutsos white bucks Judy Madden Alfred Venuti his long sideburns Kenneth Smith CLASS WILL (Continued) TESTATOR BEQUEATHES HEIR Peter Wedlock Robert West Donald Wheaton Robert Wheaton Alfred White Edythe White William White Martha Whittemore Louis Yianacopolus Marie Zanello Judith Zimbel Richard Zimmerman trig book his seat in the French class handsome brown eyes his hot-rod fondness for school long blond hair cool suede shoes ambition side arm-curve ball pitch favorite baton flying fingers his seat in Room 14 Robert McLay some daring Junior all the girls Jimmy Long Joel McCarron Daphne Fletcher Paul Marshall Julie Johnson Coach McDonough Marguerite Sumner Carol Erwin Pete Carbone In witness thereof we do now set our signature on this third day of June in the year of VDur Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. Signed: The Class of 1954 LETTER TO JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES Dear Underclassmen, We, the Class of 1954, have greatly enjoyed and profited from these past years at Woburn High School. As we part now, we wish you, the future seniors, great prosperity and happiness for the remainder of your school days. Appreciate your excellent teachers and their efforts in helping you to develop into future citizens. They are most anxious to make your stay in high school profitable and enjoyable both socially and scholastically. Support your teams and your school by joining in the extra activities provided for you. Some of our most pleasant memories are the athletic, literary, and dramatic programs in which we parti¬ cipated. Above all remember that the best way to gain friends is to be a friend. Your classmates will enjoy your company if you will be considerate of others. Go out of your way a bit to make things pleasant for those with whom you come in contact. It is as easy to smile as it is to frown and it brings more pleasant results. Before we leave, we would like you to know that we appreciate your cooperation in all our under¬ takings, and for that may we say Thanks. The Class of 1954 FOOTBALL BASEBALL CHEERLEADERS First row: E. Donohoe, J. Flaherty, Co-captains M. Swanson and J. Canty, J. Flaherty, J. Johnson Second row: J. Murray, J. Hull, C. Hedblom, E. Sarno, }. Matson FOOTBALL First row: R. Wheaton, R. Oram, G. Brown, R. Johnson, Capt. J. Romano, T. Gouthro, R. Capua, D. Foley, B. Allen Second row: T. Hamilton, P. Marshall, L. Carey, R. Gallo, T. Walsh, E. Donohoe, J. Haverty, D. Carey, D. Robinson, R. Bumpus Third row: J. Kilbride, A. Lemone, D. Dineen, R. Rogan, T. McKee, R. White, J. Day, A. Rotondo, R. Tancreti Fourth row: H. O ' Brien, J. Cullen, T. Connolly, W. Noyes, W. Murphy, J. Flynn, A. Rosa, T. Flaherty, J. Castiglione, N. Triantafilou, J. McLaughlin, J. Clarke, E. Bavaro, G. Mace, W. Goding, R. Murphy, D. Canada Fifth row: Mr. Corletto, Mr. Dorrington, Mr. White, Mr. Murray BASEBALL First row: T. Walsh, R. Porter, R. Johnson, P. Marshall, N. Couzzi, P. Lennon Second row: C. Gourlis, P. Foley, T. McKee, D. Carey, J. Castiglione, R. White, Mr. McDonough GIRLS ' BASKETBALL — FIRST TEAM GIRLS ' BASKETBALL — SECOND TEAM BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row: C. Mullen, T. Gouthro, R. Johnson, P. Lennon (Capt.), P. McDonald, A. Rosa, J. Riley Second row: Mr. Flaherty, P. McElheney, P. Foley, E. Murphy, D. Carey, T. Connolly, T. Walsh, W. Mernin, T. Flaherty, R. Porter, P. Marshall, J. Henehan, Manager GIRLS ' BASKETBALL — FIRST TEAM First row: M. Burdett, R. Abreu, J. Madden, L. Foley, C. Hedblom, J. Veno Second row: Miss Higgins, J. Johnson, E. Donohoe, J. Murray, J. Hull, Co-capts. M. Neergaard and J. Spooner, M. Shaughnessy, B. Oulton, P. Cossette, A. Seminatore GIRLS ' BASKETBALL — SECOND TEAM First row: N. Canada, P. Marshall, T. Wall, E. Desmond, S. Sarno, A. Coccoluto, C. Nett, C. Dahlman Second row: H. Spooner, S. Johnson, D. Fletcher, S. Knowland, J. Lowcock, L. Caros, L. Black, M. Stearns, V. McGowan Third row: N. Wheaton, C. Gourlis, J. Neal, A. Ahern, J. O ' Neil, R. Maher, L. Noonan, M. Masse, N. Thorne, S. Turgiss, E. Hester, S. Wells, L. Cuozzi, Miss Higgins CROSS COUNTRY TRACK FIELD HOCKEY First row: M. Claflin, V. McGowan, C. Gourlis, E. Hester, B. Huckins, ]. Madden, J. Lowcock, M. Stearns, L. Roth, S. Wells, M. Burdett, J. O ' Neil Second row: P. Cossette, P. Marshall, R. Abreau, E. Donohoe, J. Spooner, M. Shauyhnessy, M. Neergaard, Miss McPherson, J. Hull (Capt.), J. Rowe, E. Oulton, M. Whittemore, D. Haley, J. Veno, N. Wheaton CROSS COUNTRY First row: T. Chester, A. Ronayne, C. Maclsaac, J. Upton, I. Foley, W. Ronayne Second row: Mr. McGovern, C. Dulong, K. Glenville, T. Hamilton, Co-capts. J. Bennett and W. McDonald, J. Dineen, E. Murphy, J. Marlowe, E. Peary, Manager F. Mascetti TRACK First row: T. Chester, K. Glenville, C. Maclsaac, A. Ronayne, W. Noyes, I. Foley, ]. Marlowe, J. Galante, W. Ronayne, T. Walsh Second row: Mr. McGovern, J. Dineen, J. Upton, P. Giorgio, C. Dulong, W. McDonald, T. Hamilton, J. Bennett, B. Allen (Capt.), R. Foley, E. Murphy, A. Venuti, G. Brown, P. McDonald, R. McClay, J. Porter MIXED BOWLING TANNER NEWS STUDENT COUNCIL First row: M. Sullivan, M. Varoutsos, J. Zimbel, A. Ahern (Vice-Pres.), J. Matson (Pres.), Miss Deehan, H. Carter (Treas.), D. Haley (Sec.), R. Lombard, C. McHugh, J. Tighe, M. Swanson Second row: Mr. O ' Donnell, E. Oulton, J. Veno, C. Hedblom, L. Spolidoro, P. Olson, J. Bennett, R. Simonds, G. McKee, J. Madden, C. Langone, J. Johnson Third row: T. Burke, C. Maclsaac, F. Sheeran, E. Bixby, P. Lennon, J. Pratt, J. Foley MIXED BOWLING First row: B. Lanpher, M. Meagher, C. Puleo, L. Noonan, J. Porter (Sec.), R. Foley, T. Hamilton (Treas.), P. Ralphs, B. Perna, R. Boisoneault, J. Pattelena Second row: Miss Lynch, Miss M. Burke, E. Ingersoll, C. Dulong, S. Johnson (Vice-pres.), R. Maher, L. Spolidoro, R. Luther, B. Lovgren, Miss C. Burke, Miss Deehan Third row: J. Stanley, K. Glenville, F. Starble, J. Dineen, R. Chamberlain, M. Gangi, R. White (Pres.), R. Vieno, F. Regan TANNER NEWS First row: M. Varoutsos, J. Barry, J. Malone, R. Butler, Co-editors J. Murray and R. Lombard, R. Foley, C. Puleo, L. Doherty, C. Strozzi, M. Marlowe Second row: Mr. Connolly, Miss Bascom, M. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, S. Little, E. Manning, C. McHugh, J. Humphrey, S. Frizzell, P. Cossette, Mr. Flaherty, Mr. Walsh Third row: M. Hoyt, C. Langone, J. Elk’s, C. Smith, D. Dares, Y. Pattelena, H. Regan, B. Kinosky, J. DeVito, H. Carter Fourth row: S. Wells, L. Foley, M. Dwyer, R. DeVeau, R. Vieno, R. West, L. Black, J. Kelley, L. Robinson DRIVER EDUCATION JUNIOR RED CROSS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: J. Hull, J. Quinn (Pres.), Mr. Ricker, C. McHugh (Vice-pres.), E. Donohoe Second row: M. Shaughnessy, H. Carter, C. Dulong, J. Murray, J. Rowe DRIVER EDUCATION Left to Right: B. Dorsey, Mr. Roche, J. Barry, L. Noonan, D. Wheaton, M. Whitte- more, P. Lambias IUNIOR RED CROSS First row: C. Strozzi, N. Lundquist, E. Seagren (Treas.), E. Bixby (Vice-pres.), Miss Thyne, A. Ahern (Pres.), M. Sullivan, (Sec.), L. Noonan, B. Lovgren Second row: C. Dahlman, A. Coccoluto, S. Sarno, B. Zbinski, M. Parker, M. O ' Donnell, L. Lingley Third row: S. Turg ; ss, C. Gourlis, M. Bouvier, D. Fletcher, J. Moore, E. Sarno, N. Bumpus, K. Motta BAND ORCHESTRA DRUM MAJORETTES First row: M. Sumner, A. Wedlock, A. Camacho, D. Altavesta, C. Lavacchia, D. McCue, A. Doyle, M. King, K. Morandi Second row: E. Amari, M. Hanlon, Y. Pattelena, M. Danizio, M. Zanello, Mr. Kimball, F. Cossette, S. Bedley, P. Lombard, L. Anderson, J. Hughes BAND First row: D. Kula, C. Corsetti, R. Flaherty, N. Wheaton, S. Newman, J. Zimbel, R. Bartlett, M. Little, C. Sweetser, R. O ' Rourke, J. Devine, R. Larson Second row: R. Johnson, R. Burnes, R. Packard, B. Corsetti, P. Everberg, M. Cierri, G. Langone, C. Everberg, R. Green, B. Johnson, D. Sargent, J. Hoff, F. Kula, D. Ahern, Mr. Kimball Third row: D. Finethy, J. Oram, J. McCarron, G. Clarke, R. Brady, J. Galante, D. Robinson, G. Coakley, E. Bavaro, M. Gangi, W. Jaquith, J. Doherty, W. Dunk, N. Johnson ORCHESTRA First row: C. Erwin, M. Little, P. Everberg, Mr. Kimball, J. Zimbel, J. Johnson, C. Sweetser Second row: F. Kula, J. Hoff, R. Murphy, C. Everberg, A. Hudson Third row: J. McCarron, D. Robinson, E. Bixby, J. Galante, E. Bavaro i IjSjfl i 1 mH| W EK IV M k vH 1 || jt 1 P ' f tv ™ I GLEE CLUB HONOR REPRESENTATIVES TRAFFIC SQUAD First row: G. Bevilacqua, S. Mclnerney, R. Chamberlain, D. Wheaton, Mr. Roche, P. Olson, P. McDonald, R.- Simonds, D. Foley Second row: C. Dulong, P. Wedlock, W. Fuller, R. Johnson, R. Foley, D. Norman, H. Fisher GLEE CLUB First row: M. Marlowe, D. Clinton, D. Sullivan, E. Oulton, Mr. Kimball, J. Zimbel, B. Lanpher, M. Varoutsos, C. Strozzi, E. White Second row: B. Perna, P. Ralphs, E. Donohoe, A. Seminatore, M. Cuozzi, J. Malone, J. Davis, J. Canty, C. McHugh, M. Reddy, R. McDonough Third row: R. Lombard, M. Neergaard, A. McLaughlin, P. Roche, L. Larson, J. Rowe, J. Hull, C. Puleo, D. Dares, E. Brown, M. Shaughnessy, J. Quinn, J. Spooner HONOR REPRESENTATIVES First row: R. Foley, J. Rowe, J. Murray, D. Wheaton Second row: M. Swanson, R. Lombard, L. Larson, E. Donohoe, C. McHugh SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS THESPIAN SOCIETY First row: D. Clinton, J. Canty, A. Plunkett, Miss Doherty, M. Sullivan, C. Strozzi, E. White Second row: J. Flaherty, R. McDonough, D. Dares, J. Cardaleen, N. Lundquist, L. Corbett, L. Larson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First row: }. DeVito (Sec.), D. Donohoe (Vice-Pres.), Miss Lyons (Adviser), B. Pattelena (Treas.), E. Donohoe (Pres.) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: F. Cioto (Sec.), L. Foley (Treas.), P. Lennon (Pres.), P. Marshall (Vice-Pres.), Mr. Flaherty (Adviser) Those painful proofs! No secret formula, this! Judy. The happiest period of the day. Robert practices the fine art of silk screenina. Satisfied smiles of successful party qivers. Isn ' t it a small world, Rita! mm — m - ' or.a ids in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay — Jeanne Canty and Robert Oram, Donald Norman and Anne Marie Ahearn. Regardez l ' Arc de Triomphe. That ' s a man-sized bite, Richard. Jimmy as ihe Junior Class President is happy to accept the school gilt from Robert Waldron, President of the Class of ' 53. Some more of our added attractions at Class Day. t our ( beauties. Were the tans to blow all cares away? Parting words of Mr. Blake: was nice knowing you. ' Donald and Judy feel sad at leaving these halls of learning. Joan looked lovely as she marshalled the class of 1953. Anne Marie and Lois waited years for this. Donald, Robert, and Albert show Jean and Carole view the situation I jlcknowledg merits The Staff of the Yearbook wishes to express its appreciation to the following who have helped us with our publication: The Delaney Press The Warren Kay Vantine Studio The duette Studio Mrs. Cecelia vanAuken, Director of Publicity, Tufts College Mr. Clarke Mendum, Photographer Miss Ruth Johnson, Mr. Samuel Mendum, Mr. Alfred Carter, Miss Ethel Dow, Mrs. Winn Russell, Miss Maude Littlefield, Miss Elizabeth. Low, and Mr. Henry Blake for the loan of pictures to be copied Our sponsors and advertisers Our advisers: Miss Margaret Burke, Miss Catherine Burke, and Miss Doris Lynch “Our Sponsors” A FRIEND DAVID AHERN MR. and MRS. JOHN j. AHERN MRS. FRED ALTAVESTA MRS. M. AMARI ANGELO AMICO. Winchester ARCANGELO AMICO FRANK AMICO MR. and MRS. JOSEPH AMICO CARL C. ANDERSON MRS. HELEN ANDERSON CHARLES ARGETES F. J. ARMEY JOHN ARRUDA ART ' S ATLANTIC STATION MICHAEL AZZONE, Belmont MRS. JOSEPH BAER DONALD BAIARRI ROSE T. BAIARRI MRS. JOHN BALL MR. and MRS. JOSEPH M. BARCH KATHLEEN L. BARCH WILLIAM E. BARCH MR. and MRS. GEORGE BARD MRS. MARGARET BARNES MRS. ANNA BARRELLE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH L. BARRY MRS. A. M. BARTLETT ETHEL M. BASCOM KATHERINE BASS MR. and MRS. R. M. BATCHELDER MR. and MRS. OREL M. BEAN MRS. CLARENCE BENNETT ROBERT BENNETT LOUIS BERMAN MRS. ALBERTA BEVILACQUA MARGARET BEVILACQUA MRS. MARTHA BIGGER MRS. MARY L. BILLINGS CHUCK BISCH GLADYS BLAIR MR. and MRS. HENRY D. BLAKE MRS. MELVILLE BLAKE BOB ' S SUNOCO CARMELLA BONARIGGO, Wilmington MRS. ANN BOOKER PEGGY BOOKER MRS. WILLIAM BOUDREAU RICHARD BOWDEN MR. and MRS. EDWARD BOYLE ALICE E. BRADY BARBARA FAYE BRIDGEO MRS. WENDELL BRICKETT MRS. FELIX BROGNA MRS. MIKE BROGNA MR. and MRS. RALPH BROGNA ROSEMARIE BROGNA MRS. and MRS. BROWN BUSTER BROWN GORDON BROWN MRS. GRACE BROWN JANET BROWN MR. and MRS. SIDNEY BROWN MRS. STEPHEN BRUNO MRS. ROY BRUSSEAU LIONEL BUCKLES, Everett JOHN C. BURCHILL E. BURGIN, Boston CATHERINE E. BURKE MARGARET L. BURKE MRS. W. V. BURNS ANNA E. BURT MRS. ALICE BUSA GRACE BUTLER MR. and MRS. MARK T. BUTLER LAWRENCE R. BYRON JAMES CABANA CHARLES CAIL MRS. WALTER CAIL MARY E. CAIN JOHN J. CALLAHAN JOHN J. CALLAHAN ADELINE CAMACHO CHESTER CANADA MRS. LULA CANADA MRS. MARY CANADA MRS. SHIRLEY CANADA DR. EDWARD F. CANNEY VIRGINIA CANNEY EDWARD J. CANTILLON, SR. ANASTASIA G. CANTY LILLIAN CAPPOZOLA FRED CAPUA MRS. PETER CAPUA JOHN CARDALEEN MRS. JOHN CARDALEEN MRS. LEO CAREY MR. and MRS. AUGUST CARLSON, Arlington MRS. GUSTAV CARLSON, Winthrop MRS. MARY CARLSON ROBERT CARPENTER ANTHONY CARPINELLA CHARLES CARROLL, JR. MRS. JAMES B. CARSON MRS. EUGENE CARTER EUGENE S. CARTER HARRIET CARTER MR. and MRS. WALTER L. CARTER JOSEPH CARUSO MARILYN CASALINOUVO, Winchester MRS. RUTH CASTINE MRS. LOUIS CENNERAZZO DIANE CHAMBERLAIN MRS. GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN WALTER CHENEY MRS. ROBERT W. CHESTER VIRGINIA RALPHS CHILDS MRS. ELSIE CLAFLIN MRS. HARRY CLARK RUTH F. CLARKE FRANK CLEARY, Dorchester M. PAGE CLEMENT PAUL A. CLEMENT MRS. CHARLES CLINTON ERNEST J. COAKLEY PETER COCCOLUTO ARLENE COHEN WILLIAM COGAN MR. and MRS. RALPH COLLUCCI ANN COLONTON, Wakefield EDWARD CONNOLLY MRS. JOHN CONNOLLY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH CONNOLLY MARIE CONNOLLY MRS. MARY CONNOLLY MR. and MRS. MICHAEL CONNOLLY MR. and MRS. P. JOSEPH CONNOLLY, JR. MR. and MRS. GEORGE H. CONNORS MRS. MARY CONNORS RUTH CONYERS GERALDINE M. COOKE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM COOKE CATHERINE V. CORRY MR. and MRS. ANGELO CORSETTI MRS. DOMINIC CORSETTI FRANCES CORSETTI MRS. HAMEL CORSETTI MRS. JOHN CORSETTI OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MRS. ROCKY CORSETTI MRS. NICHLOS COSTA ALICE COTE BEATRICE COTE STASIA COTE HELENA COUTO JOSEPH COUTO MARY G. COUTO LAWRENCE COVERT CATHERINE T. COX CHARLES H. COX, SR. MRS. PATRICK J. COX PATRICK J. COX THOMAS J. COX MR. and MRS. FREDERICK CRAMPHORN EDWARD CRAVEN MRS. EDWARD CRAVEN ROBERT E. CRAVEN REVEREND EUGENE CRAWFORD GEORGE CRAWFORD J. AGNES CRONIN MARY CULUTOSO, Wakelield JOSEPH F. CURRAN, JR. MARGARET J. CURRIER ANNE DAHLMAN MR. and MRS. JAMES C. DALY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM DAMRATH MR. and MRS. ALBERT DARES D. DAVID MR. and MRS. HENRY DAVIDSON MRS. JANE DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS MRS. ROLAND F. DAVIS, Winchester WILLIAM DAVIS MARTIN L. DAVOREN MR. and MRS. JAMES DEANE JOHN DEANE PATRICK DeBENEDICTIS PATRICIA DEEHAN MR. and MRS. JAMES DEGNAN ARTHUR DelCORE GERTRUDE C. DelCORE MR. and MRS. FRED DelGRECO DONALD A. DeLUCA RITA DeMONICO WALTER DELVENTAL MRS. MARGARET DeROSA MRS. JOSEPH DeTESO GEORGE DeVEAU, JR. MRS. JENNIE DeVEAU BELLA DEVER MRS. RITA DeVITO MARGARET E. DEVLIN THOMAS P. DEVLIN WILLIAM DEXTER JOHN DIETEL GINO DiMARCO LILLIAN DiMARCO MRS. ROSE DiMARCO MRS. JOSEPHINE DiNARDO MRS. JOSEPHINE DIORIO DR. and MRS. J. VINCENT DiRAGO MRS. ROSE DiTUCCI MRS. ROBERT DOBBINS MRS. WILBUR DOBBINS MRS. ELIZABETH DOHERTY HELEN V. DOHERTY JEAN DOHERTY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH DOHERTY JOSEPH DOHERTY, SR. MARJORIE DOHERTY MRS. MARY DOHERTY RICHARD J. DOHERTY MR. and MRS. WALTER DOHERTY EDWIN A. DOLLIVER ALD. and MRS. THOMAS DONAHUE MARY A. DONOHOE L. A. DONOVAN CO., Inc. DONOVAN ' S STORE PAUL DORRINGTON PETER DOUVRIS GLORIA DOW EDMUND G. DULONG FRANCES DULONG FRANCIS DULONG JOHN O. DULONG J. W. DULONG JAMES DURKAN MRS. JOHN DYWER MRS. MARTIN ECKBERG GERTRUDE E. ELA MRS. ARTHUR ELLIS MRS. ELLIS RUTH ENSTROM, Winchester MRS. FLORA ERICKSON GEORGE K. ERICKSON JOHN ERICKSON WALFRID ERICKSON JOHN T. ERWIN RICHARD ERWIN MRS. GEORGE L. EVANS JACK L. EVANS, Burlington SADIE FAILLA CLARE FALLON, Brookline MARIA G. FARPELHA MRS. ALBERT FARREY ANN FARREY CATHERINE FARREY FRED FARREY THOMAS FARREY ANNA E. FAWCETT EVELYN A. FAWCETT THOMAS J. FAWCETT BONNIE FEMIA, East Boston MR. and MRS. JAMES FEENEY JOHN FEENEY, Winchester FREDDA FINEBERG M. FINEBERG DEAN FINETHY MRS. CHARLOTTE FINLEY PATRICIA FINNERTY MRS. FRANK FINNEY, Winchester MRS. ROXIE FITCHETT HELEN FITZLER CAROL FITZSIMMONS DR. ALBERT J. FLAHERTY ANNA R. FLAHERTY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. FLAHERTY, JR. MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. FLAHERTY, SR. JAMES B. FLAWS MR. and MRS. R. DUNSTAN FLETCHER, JR. JOHN FLYNN MARY FOLAN D. FOLEY MRS. EDWARD FOLEY FRANCIS P. FOLEY MR. and MRS. TAMES A. FOLEY JAMES J. FOLEY MR. and MRS. MATTHEW FOLEY and FAMILY PAUL FOLEY MRS. PETER FOLEY RITA FOLEY, Chelmsford MRS. SYDNEY FOSTER WILLARD E. FOUNTAIN, JR. MR. and MRS. EUGENE C. FOWLE MRS. WALTER H. FOWLE MR. and MRS. LARRY FRAINOR, Malden MRS. FRED A. FRANCIS ANNE FRESENGA FLORENCE FRESENGA OUR SPONSORS (Continued) LUCY FRESENGA RANGNAR FRIDOLIN RUTH S. FRIDOLIN BETTY FROBERG JOE FUCARILE MR. and MRS. SHERWOOD FULLER MRS. GALANTE MRS. ALBERT GALANTE MR. and MRS. EDMUND M. GALANTE MR. and MRS. FRANK A. GALLAGHER MR. and MRS. WILLIAM D. GALLAGHER MRS. GARCHINSKY MR. and MRS. GARY GARGANO EDWARD A. GARRITY ELIZABETH J. GARRITY REV. JAMES A. GARRITY MRS. HELEN GARRITY JULIE GARRITY MRS. OWEN GARRITY JEROME GATELY WILLAM GATELY MRS. ALPHONSE GAUVREAU ALLEN GAY EVELYN GAY MR. and MRS. GERARD GAYNOR ANTHONY GENTILE DANIEL GENTILE EUGENE GENTILE FRANK GENTILE JAMES GENTILE PATRICIA GENTILE PATRICK GENTILE MRS. SALVATORE GENTILE SALVATORE GENTILE MRS. WALTER GERRY ELAINE GIANAKIS NICK GIANAKIS STELLA GIANAKIS JEANNE M. GIBSON MRS. KENNETH GIBSON A. J. GILBERT CHARLES GILBERTSON MRS. DORIS GILBERTSON MRS. HELEN GILLESPIE F. WINIFRED GIVEN ADDY GLOVSKY MRS. WILFRED GODING ESTHER GOLDSTEIN MRS. ARTHUR GOODNOUGH, Medford MRS. J. GORMAN MRS. PAULINE GORMAN JOSEPH GORRASI SOPHIE E. GORRASI MRS. ANNIE GOURLIS MARY GOVOSTES MR. and MRS. JAMES GRACIE ALBERT GRAHAM FRANK H. GRAHAM MR. and MRS. JAMES E. GRAHAM LYRA GRAMMER MRS. R. A. GREEN MR. and MRS. HARRY C. GREENE GUY ' S SMOKE SHOP MRS JAMES HAGGERTY, Winchester MR and MRS. ELMORE C. HAKANSON DAWN HALEY MRS. HELEN HALEY JOHN HALEY JOSEPH E. HALEY W. A. HALL AUDREY HALLBERG JOHN F. HALLIDAY, JR. ELAINE HALLION WILLAM HAMILTON HAMMOND ' S SQUARE GROCERY OLIVE HANLON MR. and MRS. EDWARD HANSON RICHARD HANSON HELEN HARKIN MR. and MRS. THOMAS R. HARKINS BERNARD HARRIGAN LEON M. HARTWELL MR. and MRS. J. FRANK HASSETT ALVIE HAYES, Stoneham PATRICIA ANN HAYES MRS. CHARLES HAYWARD MRS. JACK HENNESSEY TOM HENNESSEY JAMES HERD HELEN HESSION VICTOR HEWES MRS. EDWARD HICKS ALLAN W. HIGGINS ANNA HIGGINS, Milton EMILY HILBRUNNER MRS. CECIL HILL JOHN HOFF RICHARD HOGAN DANIEL J. HOGAN, JR. OSCAR HOLMES, Reading MRS. DOROTHY HORGAN, West Townsend WILLIAM HOSEA MR. and MRS. ERNEST HOYT MRS. ERNEST HOWARD, Winchester WELDON HUCKINS MR. and MRS. JOHN A. HULL MURRAY HULL MRS. CHARLES HURD MR. and MRS. HERMAN INGERSOLL, JR. MRS. ROY IVERSON MRS. ANDREW JACKSON MR. and MRS. MICHAEL JEFFERSON ELLA JENSEN MR. and MRS. ANTHONY JOANNIDES JOHN MRS. C. B. JOHNSON MRS. CARL E. JOHNSON MRS. GEORGE JOHNSON MRS. JAMES JOHNSON MR. and MRS. KENDALL JOHNSON MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON R. WADE JOHNSON MRS. RICHARD JOHNSON MRS. GRACE JONES DR. and MRS. THOMAS J. JONES MRS. EMMA JORDAN AUDREY KEAN JOHN M. KEANE LEONARD KEARNS MRS. GERTRUDE KEATING HERBERT KEATING PAUL KEATING, Winchester WILLIAM T. KEATING, SR. MR. and MRS. JOSEPH KELLEHER JOHN J. KELLEY, JR., Winchester ROBERT E. KELLY PHILIP KIKLIS HELEN KING LLOYD D. KING, Stoneham MRS. KIRK PAUL KIRK JAMES KREA ADELINE LaDELFE ELSIE LANE, Fitchburg JOHN LANE, Fitchburg MR. and MRS. FOREST D. LANG, Worcester HAZEL LANG, Worcester EMERY LANONETTE MRS. ANNIE LANPHER OUR SPONSORS (Continued) JAMES LANPHER JOHN LANPHER MRS. LANTZ MR. and MRS. CHARLES LARSON MR. and MRS. ROBERT LARSON, Lowell MRS. WILLIE V. LAURE CHARLES LAVACCHIA MRS. CHARLES LAVACCHIA CHARLOTTE A. LAVACCHIA JOAN LAVACCHIA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH LAVACCHIA, SR. MR. and MRS. JOSEPH G. LAVACCHIA MRS. NELLIE LAWN MRS. AGNES LAWSON MARY LEEN LESTER LELAND MRS. BARBARA LEMIESZ, Salem ROSE LEMONE MR. and MRS. JOHN T. LENNON PAUL LENNON CARL LENTINI JOSEPH LENTINI ROBERT LEONARD MRS. EMMA LEWIS MR. and MRS. JOHN M. LINGLEY DAN LINSCOTT L. R. LINSCOTT MRS. P. W. LINSCOTT MRS. GUY LITTLE SANDRA LITTLE MARCIA LIVINGSTONE MRS. BETTY LOGUE LENA LOMBARD MR. and MRS. MICHAEL LOMBARD, Winchester SAMUEL LOMBARD MRS. FRANK LOMBARDO MRS. ROBERT LORD RUTH LORING LIEUT. COMDR. R. A. LOWCOCK MRS. ALICE LUCIER MRS. O. LUNDBERG PHYLLIS LUNDBERG MR. and MRS. VICTOR M. LUNDQUIST JERRY LUX MRS. ANNIE LYNCH DORIS T. LYNCH JERRY LYNCH MRS. NELLIE T. LYNCH CLAYTON E. LYONS PAULINE R. LYONS, Methuen MR. and MRS. THOMAS H. LYONS MRS. ALFRED B. MacCANNELL MRS. WILLIMAN MacCREHAN MRS. MARY MACKEY ELLEN MARIE MACONE MRS. MacLEOD VERNON MacPHEE DR. and MRS. E. D. MADDEN MRS. T. T. MAGEL JACKIE MAHER CHARLES A. MAHONEY, JR. EDWARD T. MAHONEY GERTRUDE MAHONEY MRS. HELEN MAHONEY JOHN MAHONEY JOHN P. MAHONEY SHARON MALLOY EDNA MALONE HOWARD MALONE MRS. HOWARD MALONE MRS. EDWARD MANIE MARGARET MANLEY EDWARD MANNING MR. and MRS. F. J. McMANUS I. EDWARD MARASHIO JASON MARSHALL MRS. JOHN R. MARSHALL, Reading LAURA JANE MARTIN MRS. JOHN MARTINI, Winchester JEAN MASOTTA MRS. EDWARD MATSON MR. and MRS. JOHN A. MATSON VIVIAN MATSON MR. and MRS. ALFRED R. MATTHEWS MRS. HARRY MATTHEWS HENRIETTA MATTHEWS LOUISE S. MAWN JAMES McAVOY JOEL McCARRON OWEN McCARRON MRS. NORA G. McCAULEY HARLOW McCOLGAN ALICE McCUE EDWARD McCUE MRS. HENRY McCUE MRS. JENNIE McCOY, Tewksbury MRS. WILFRED J. McCOY, Lowell MRS. HELEN McDERMOTT NELLIE McDERMOTT anne McDonough blanche McDonough mrs. Joseph d. McDonough Lorraine McDonough BETTY McELHANEY LEO F. McELHINNEY THE McGANN FAMILY MR. and MRS. JOHN F. McGOVERN ELAINE V. McGOWAN JAMES McGOWAN MARY McGOWAN MR. and MRS. JOHN A. McHUGH LARRY McHUGH SQUEEKS McHUGH MRS. KATHERINE McKINNEY MICHAEL McKINNEY leo McKinnon MRS. ALLEN McLATCHY CHARLES E. McLATCHY marion l. McLaughlin m. pauline McLaughlin DORIS McLEAN MR. and MRS. LEWIS McMAHON JAMES J. McMENIMAN JOSEPH L. McMENIMAN, No. Wilmington RUTH McMENIMAN, Boston JULIA McNANEY HUGH McPARTLIN PATRICIA McPHERSON, Jamaica Plain JAMES MEEHAN JOHN MEEHAN MRS. ERNEST MELLEN MRS. OTIS MENCHIN MRS. ROBERT MENCHIN RICHARD MERRIAM, Lexington MRS. JOHN MILLS ARLETTA MITCHELL, Burlington BARBARA MOGE MRS. GUSSIE MONTENA, Mediord SHIRLEY MOORE PAUL MORANDI ROBERT MORGAN HORACE MORSE MRS. KATHERINE MORSE MRS. MARY MORSE M. MAUDE MORTON HAZEL MURDZA EDNA MULLEN KATHRYN LYNCH MULLIN, Wakefield ANN MULRENAN MARY MULRENAN OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MR. and MRS. WILLIAM E. MULRENAN EDWARD MURPHY JACQUELINE MURPHY JANE MURPHY JOHN E. MURPHY JOHN E. MURPHY MRS. LAWENCE A. MURPHY MRS. MAE MURPHY MR. and MRS. CHARLES T. MURRAY EDWARD MURRAY HUGH D. MURRAY MAYOR FRANCIS H. MURRAY, JR. MARGARET A. MURRAY MARY E. MURRAY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM L. MURRAY MR. and MRS. J. H. NEERGAARD KENNETH NEERGAARD CARL C. NEILSON HAROLD NELSON, JR., Wakefield H. A. NELSON MRS. PHILIP NETT MR. and MRS. ' HAROLD NEWMAN LEO D. NICHOLSON ANN NICOSIA MARION NICOSIA MRS. MICHAEL NICOSIA PAUL NICOSIA RICK NICOSIA MR. and MRS. H. W. NILSSON MR. and MRS. DONALD NOLAN MRS FRANK NOONAN MRS. J. F. NOONAN MR. and MRS. LOUIS M. NOONAN MR. and MRS. E. A. NORMAN MARJORIE NORTON MR. and MRS. ALFRED NUTILE MRS. EUGENE NUTILE JOSEPH O ' BRIEN MRS. JOSEPH O ' BRIEN MARION O ' BRIEN EDWARD J. O ' CONNOR, SR. JAMES O ' DONNELL JIM O ' DONNELL MRS. HARTWELL OLDHAM MR. and MRS. WILBUR OLSON JOHN T. O ' NEIL MR. and MRS. ROBERT ORAM MR. and MRS. EARL OULTON MR. and MRS. HAROLD OULTON, Cambridge CHARLES E. PABST MRS. OSCAR W. PACKER, Reading ALBERT J. PAINE JOSEPH S. PALERMO MARION PANDOLPH GEORGE PAPPAS JENNY PARKER MR. and MRS. F. PATTERSON MRS. MAY E. PATTERSON MRS. RICHARD PATTERSON, Burlington ROBERT W. PATTERSON WALTER PATTERSON ANITA L. PENNEY RALPH PENNEY HAZEL PERCY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH C. PERNA PETE MR. and MRS. CHARLES E. PETERSEN, Indiana EDWIN PETERSEN MR. and MRS. HERMAN PETERSON MRS. H. P. PETERSON, JR. STANLEY PEVA MRS. JOHN PHILLIPS ELVIRA PICA MRS. RAYMOND PINEAU MR. and MRS. WILLIAM PLUNKETT SALVATORE POLIZZI MRS. WILLIS POLLINS MRS. POOLE MR. and MRS. SIMON PORTER MR. POWERS MRS. DOROTHY PROVENZANO MR. and MRS. ANTHONY J. PULEO M SGT. and MRS. CHARLES A. QUINN KATHLEEN QUINN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM QUINN FRANK RALPHS MR. and MRS. ROBERT RALPHS FRANK RANDAZZO SALVATORE RANDAZZO ZILPAH RANNEY PEARL RAY MRS. FRANCES RAY MR. and MRS. JOHN REDDY MARGARET REDDY MRS. REDDY EDWARD REIL NELLIE REIL, Winchester SAMUEL RESTIVO FRANK REVETT, Holyoke CLYDE RICHARDSON, Stoneham THOMAS F. RILEY MR. and MRS. TIMOTHY F. RING PEARL ROBERTS, Roxbury MR. and MRS. CEDRIC ROBINSON WILLIAM ROBINSON ANTHONY RODOLFOS ANTHONY RODOLFOS MRS. ELIZABETH RODOLFOS THERESA RODOLFOS JOHN J. ROGERS MARY T. ROGERS MRS. WALTER ROLLINS RAYMOND F. ROSS ALICE M. ROWE ARTHUR C. ROWE, Ontario ARTHUR C. ROWE, JR., Hingham MRS. THOMAS ROWE MRS. WINN RUSSELL MR. and MRS. CHRISTOPHER RUSSO CHRISTOPHER RUSSO MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE RUSSO DOROTHEA E. RYAN HELEN A. SALMON THERESA SAMPALUCIO, Somerville GENE SAPER, Arlington MRS. A. SARNO MRS. VICTOR SCHAFFER, Medford MR. and MRS. W. ROBERT SCHMIDT, Conn. DANIEL SCIASCIA, Malden MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SEIFERT MR. and MRS. JOSEPH E. SEMINATORE MRS. EARL SEVRENS MRS. PALMER E. SEVRENS MRS. JAMES J. SEWALL RICHA RD SHAUL MR. and MRS. FRED SHAW MR. and MRS. JOHN SHEA MR. and MRS. JOHN F. SHEEHAN, JR. HELEN R. SHEERAN MR. and MRS. JAMES H. SHEERAN MRS. JAMES P. SHEERAN DR. J. P. SHEERAN MR. and MRS. THOMAS F. SHEERAN CHUCK SHERBURNE HELEN L. SHERBURNE JEAN SIMONDS RONALD P. SIMONDS MRS. MILDRED SIMONDS GEORGE SKOUNJOS WILFRED H. SLACK OUR SPONSORS (Continued) FRANK SLADE, Pinehurst R. CHARLES SMALL CHARLES J. SMITH MR. and MRS. J. FRANKLIN SMITH JEAN SMITH MRS. JOHN H. SMITH MARJORIE E. SMITH MR. and MRS. WARNER L. SMITH MRS. W. F. SMITH MARY SNIDER MRS. SIDNEY SNOW GERALDINE A. SOLES MR. and MRS. LELAND B. SOLES MR. and MRS. CHARLES SPINAZOLA CHARLES J. SPINAZOLA JULIA SPINAZOLA MARGARET SPINAZOLA MRS. MARY SPINAZOLA MR. and MRS. PATRICK SPINAZOLA RAYMOND SPINAZOLA VICTOR SPINAZOLA MR. and MRS. ARTHUR E. SPOONER FRANCIS A. SQUIRES, SR. MR. and MRS. ALBERT STASIO, East Boston MR. and MRS. MARK STEEL, Melrose MRS. JOSEPH STELLA, JR. CARL E. STENQUIST HELEN STOCKHOLM LILLIAN STOCKHOLM MRS. CARL STRAND ARTHUR C. STRONG BEVERLY A. STRONG CHARLOTTE F. STRONG, Winchester RICHARD F. STRONG ROBERT J. STRONG MR. and MRS. WILLIAM G. STRONG MRS. VINCENT STROZZI MRS. WILLIAM STUKEY RUTH SUDBURY MRS. C. L. SULLIVAN MRS. JOHN SULLIVAN, Winchester JOHN H. SULLIVAN, Wilmington MARY SULLIVAN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SULLIVAN MR. and MRS. W. H. SULLIVAN, No. Wilmington CINDY SUMNER MR. and MRS. RUDOLPH SWANSON PAUL K. SWEENEY CAROLYN SWEETSER ERNEST SWENSON MARY SWIFT ETHEL TABOR MRS. CARMELLA TANCRETI ANNA TARQUINEE, Winchester MARY TASSONE AL TEDESCO MARGARET E. TENNEY CURRIER M. THOMPSON MR. and MRS. JOHN THYLANDER, Burlington MARY E. THYNE, Jamaica Plain MR. and MRS. JOHN TIGHE MRS. BETTY TILTON TRACK and CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WALTER TURGISS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM TURGISS MRS. HELEN E. TURNER MILDRED TURNER MRS. PLUMMER TURNER MRS. ARTHUR E. TUTTLE MRS. WALTER L. TWAROG, Chelmsford MRS. CHARLES VALCOUR M. F. VAN WINKLE MRS. A. VAROUTSOS ANNETTE VAROUTSOS CHRIS VAROUTSOS NICHOLAS VAROUTSOS MR. and MRS. ARTHUR A. VENO ELVA A. VENO MARY E. VENO MR. and MRS. ALFRED VENUTI ANDREW VERRAS MR. and MRS. FRANCIS VIEIRA, East Boston MRS. PAUL M. WAGNER ROBERT WALDRON WILLIAM F. WARD, JR. MRS. EDWARD P. WALSH MRS. TIMOTHY WALSH MR. and MRS. WILFRED WALSH GEORGE WEAFER WILLIAM H. WEAFER RICHARD WEBBER ANN WEDLOCK MR. and MRS. ROY WEDLOCK MRS. JOSEPH WELLS JOE WELLS ' TEXACO STATION MRS. MARY WELLS SHEILA WELLS MRS. NORMAN J. WENTWORTH, Dover, N. H MR. and MRS. DAVID WESTWATER MR. and MRS. DONALD WHEATON LANE WHEATON CLARENCE J. WHITE, JR. FRANK WHITE, JR. MR. and MRS. GEORGE WHITE JANET BOOKER V HITE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. WHITE MR. and MRS. HAROLD H. WHITTEMORE LORRAINE WHITTEMORE MRS. VIRGINIA WILEY MARY WILLETT MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS MRS. WILLIAM J. WILSON MRS. C. A. WINSBY MR. and MRS. ALBERT WOLLINGER MRS. EMMA WOLLINGER ROBERT A. WRAY X-LENT DONUT SHOP DIANE XENAKIS MRS. ANDREW XENOS, Somersworth, N. H. SARAH YATES MR. and MRS. HERBERT YEOMANS, Medford MR. and MRS. ERNEST YIANACOPOLUS JOAN YIANACOPOLUS MRS. HENRY ZANELLO MR. and MRS. HENRY A. ZANELLO, Plymouth JAMES ZANELLO, Plymouth GEORGE S. ZIMBEL SADIE ZISKIND Compliments of Mayor and Mrs. Francis H. Murray, Jr. and Francis, III CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Your School Committee THOMAS J. DRISCOLL, Chairman J. FRANK HASSETT, Secretary JOHN J. RILEY, JR. EARL T. BANE WILLIAM M. CARPENTER JAMES H. BRADLEY JAMES J. LONG KATHLEEN GOLDEN BRENNAN GEORGE T. CONTALONIS DONALD A. DeLUCA Compliments of WOBURN CITY COUNCIL THOMAS SHAUGHNESSY — President FRANCIS CULLEN — Aldermon-at-Lorge THOMAS A. SHAUGHNESSY — Ward 3 JOHN F. SCALLEY — Alderman-at-Large CHARLES F. DELANEY — Ward 4 MICHAEL J. SHERRY — Ward 1 THOMAS F. DONOHUE — Ward 5 WILLIAM G. SHAUGHNESSY — Ward 2 EDWARD M. APP — Ward 6 W. ERNEST MARTIN — Ward 7 AERO SCREW CO. Screw Machine Products WILMINGTON ROAD, BURLINGTON, MASS. Donald J. Nett JEWELER 13 MONT VALE AVENUE WOBURN, MASS. WO 2-2534 Farino Foto Mart 13 MONTV ALE AVENUE WO 2-2534 Everything in Photography Compliments of Vasa Lodge No. 49 MEETINGS — 2nd - 4th Wed. TOWANDA CLUB President — Mrs. Sigrid Johnson V. President — Mrs. Amanda Hultgren Compliments of The Evergreens Compliments of Robert Jewelry YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELER Diamonds — Watches — Silverware Budget Terms to Suit You Agency for Omega Watches S. ROBERT FOLLICK 393 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASS. WO 2-2673 Ward ' s Cut Rate MAIN STREET, WOBURN Compliments of Lucia ' s Market New England Paper Box Co., Inc. CONN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of ATLANTIC GELATIN DIVISION OF GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION HILL STREET WOBURN MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 UNITED MOTORS WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Always Remember IT IS BETTER TO H AVE AN EMPTY PURSE THAN AN EMPTY HEAD Frank Cullen and Charles McSheffrey 902 MAIN STREET NO. WOBURN, MASS. Kenney and Hartnett 901 MAIN STREET NORTH WOBURN, MASS MEATS GROCERIES Compliments of Jack ' s Diner 901 MAIN STREET NORTH WOBURN, MASS. Eames and Carter Compliments of 40 PROSPECT STREET WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS NEW ENGLAND COKE Tel. WO 2-0185 McLaughlin Funeral Home PLEASANT STREET WOBURN Legal Advice IT ' S CHEAPER TO PAY A LAWYER TO KEEP YOU OUT OF TROUBLE THAN TO PAY A LAWYER TO GET YOU OUT OF TROUBLE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of Walter H. Wilcox, Inc. McGAH FLORIST 275 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS S. B. Goddard and Son, Insurance 15 PLEASANT STREET WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Clark Mendum, M. F. A. PORTRAITS AND SPEED PHOTOS RESTORATIONS AND REPRODUCTIONS CHILDREN ' S GROUPS A SPECIALTY 16 ARLINGTON ROAD WOBURN Tel. WO 2-0802-1 Good Luck to the Class of ' 54 FROM THE Woburn Senior High School Band and Orchestra EDSON L. KIMBALL — Director GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS to the CLASS OF FIFTY-FOUR from Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Zimbel — COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES — WOBURN NATIONAL BANK WOBURN. MASS. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SINCE 1921 THIS STORE HAS ENIOYED THE REPUTATION FOR HONEST VALUES IN DIAMONDS HENRY BILLAUER 327 MAIN STREET WOBURN. MASS. Baumgardner Trailer Sales 137 LEXINGTON STREET — WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-1882 Arctic Refrigeration and Equipment, Inc. SHEET METAL FABRICATION 18 CRANE COURT WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-3680 Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc. NEW ENGLAND DIVISION P. O. BOX 318 WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone WOburn 2-1480 Hillside Florist Anderson FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Oil Service Edmund Corsetti, Proprietor 10 FULTON STREET 900 MAIN STREET RANGE AND FUEL OILS NO. WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-2530 Tel. WOburn 2-3685 Marian ' s Barrucci Dress Shoppe Construction Co. COATS — SUITS — LINGERIE BUILDERS OF RANCH HOMES Style Plus Value 11 WILEY STREET WOBURN, MASS. 453 MAIN STREET Ernie Barrucci 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 SJhares 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. INTERNATIONAL MINERALS CHEMICAL CORPORATION Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank — INCORPORATED 1854 — — MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORTGAGES — In Woburn and Vicinity Assets Over $14,000,000 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 Massachusetts GearancfTool Company Compliments of John L. Fowle Company Manufacturers of BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES Woburn, Mass., U. S. A. Maintain Store Engineering Service 22 CRANE COURT WOBURN, MASS Tel. WO 2-3300 Compliments of Donohoe Company PLUMBING — HEATING WO 2-3931 R. 159 MAIN STREET Res. WO 2-3589-J WOBURN, MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 FROM SYLVANIA ELECTRIC — ELECTRONICS DIVISION — BEST WISHES TO THE Compliments of CLASS OF 1954 A Friend Purtle ' s Pharmacy WOBURN, MASS. Silverman ' s Simeone and Son Men ' s Shop CENTRAL SQUARE TUXEDOS FOR HIRE FRUIT AND GROCERIES WOBURN, MASS. Complete Line Of Boys ' Clothing 394 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. L. A. DONOVAN CO., INC. plating for plrrtronirs ft: : : ■ 32 WEBSTER STREET — WOBURN Tel. WO 2-3079 or Mobile WR 9-2273 Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. —TANNERS— WOBURN, MASS. THE BORDEN CO. NORTHEAST DIVISION 16 CONN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of TANNERS E. Galante National Bank WELDING WOBURN, MASS. 14 UNION STREET WOBURN, MASS. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WO 2-2371 Cumminqs and Chute SHELL FUEL OIL Doherty Brothers DELCO EQUIPMENT Market, Inc. WO 2-0800 161 MAIN STREET 9 HIGH STREET WOBURN WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Callahan ' s Manley Cleaners ICE CREAM — SODA and Laundermat LUNCHEONETTE 6 Hour Service — No Extra Charge For Delicious Sandwiches and Coffee 227-229 MAIN STREET MEET YOUR FRIENDS WHERE WOBURN, MASS. THEY LOVE TO DINE Compliments of General Ship and Engine Works Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Shaker Glen House Corp. WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of A Friend AKESON FUEL CO. MAPLE STREET STONEHAM 80, MASS. Telephone SToneham 6-1600 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 FROM BUEL MACHINE WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Woburn Shoe Compliments of Arnold-Fisher Co. Hospital Shoes Dyed to Match Your Dress 58 WYMAN STREET — HATS CLEANED — WOBURN, MASS. 9 Walnut Street Woburn, Mass. George Yeatropoulos, Prop. ♦ E. G. Barker Lumber Co., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS Bashian Mfg. Co., Inc. CONN STREET Corner of BRYANT ST. PROSPECT STREET WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-0057 — 2-0058 McLaughlin and Dennison Smith Art Store DRUGGISTS 357 MAIN STREET 433 Main Street WOBURN, MASS. Woburn Massachusetts Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL WOBURN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JEANNE MATSON — President ANNMARIE AHERN — V. President DAWN HALEY — Secretary HARRIET CARTER — Treasurer Compliments of Ellis Allen Co. Compliments of CONN STREET, WOBURN Makers of Rubber Covered Rolls and Molded Rubber Products DASPCST Compliments of CHEERLEADERS JEANNE CANTY MARTHA SWANSON JEANNE FLAHERTY JOAN FLAHERTY EDWINA DONOHOE JOANNE HULL JEANNE MATSON JANET MURRAY CAROL HEDBLOM JULIE JOHNSON EDNA SARNO — APPLIANCES — TELEVISION — RADIO — The Ryan Company 516 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASS. Elmer A. Franson WObum 2-0005 Charles E. Ryan Compliments of Ted ' s Surplus Store Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 Warren Kay Vantine Official Class Photographer 132 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. Delaney Press SCHOOL and COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS SMART and AKESON, Inc. 29 WINN STREET, WOBURN Tel. WO 2-2445 Compliments of Dr. Jerome Roberts OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined — Optical Service 458 MAIN STREET WOburn 2-2820 Tom Burke 1 : TEXACO 71 MAIN STREET WOBURN. Autographs