Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1955 volume:

WOBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDED 1856 taw ttau we vtesent tn EPILOGUE t teaiL end 3 3 J 3 3 J 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 O’Ut tatU CAST In order of their appearance Thomas Dougherty Molly O ' Flannigan Kate Malone Trueman Harwell Everett Raymond Eleanore Leavenworth Sally Burke Ebenezer Gryce Mary Leavenworth Mrs. Bella Cook Henry Clavering Amy Belden Hannah Chester William Boyd Jaquith Elaine Ruth Quilitzsch Martha Elizabeth O ' Donnell David Evington Paulsen Thomas James McKee Marie Leona Claflin Rita Helen Abreau Lawrence Howard Levine Marah Linscott Luisa Roth Richard Butler Carol Andrea Langone Mary Ann Burdett Synopsis of Scenes The entire action of the play takes place in the libra¬ ry of the Leavenworth Mansion on upper Fifth Avenue, New York City. Time: The present Prologue: Early morning in late September. Act One: Early evening of the same day. Act Two: Early evening a few days later. Act Three: Scene I: A few minutes later. Scene II: One hour later. V . The Junior Marshal, Josephine Ciam- pa, and her attendants lead us into the hall. Bob McLay gives the Class History. What ' s so amusing? Mr. Kimball must know the answer. TUESDAY, JUNE SEVENTH Paul, our president, welcomes us to the Class Day Exercises. 2:00 P.M. Edward Flaherty, president of 1956, ac¬ cepts the gift from Paul Lennon, president of 1955. Paul presents Mr. Blake with a token of our appreciation. Why the big smile, John? Our amusing Class Prophecy is read by Louise and Jake. Irma delivers the Class Poem, an original composition. Our award winners: M. Linscott (Billauer Award), J. Johnson (Good Citizenship Award of the D.A.R.), I. Pearson (Bausch and Lomb Medal), H. Regan (James D. Haggerty Memorial Award), L. Foley (Reader ' s Digest Certificate, D.A.R. Prize, Grange Award), Principal H. D. Blake, R. McLay (Rensselaer Medal, Grange Award), P. Lennon (Billauer Award), R. Butler (James D. Haggerty Memorial Award). Attention focused on the speakers. Who would believe the Seniors could be this serious? J. TUESDAY, JUNE SEVENTH 7:00 P.M. As editor-in-chief of The Innitou. Toastmistress Mctrah Linscott, wel¬ comes the senior class and their guests to the annual banquet spon¬ sored by the Yearbook Staff. Frank surely enjoys making the pre¬ sentation of the first copy of the 1955 Innitou to Miss Bascom, our honored guest, to whom the book was dedicated. limmy presents Bobby with an award for Business Manager of The Innitou —a tough job for anyone trying to raise $3000. Frank receives an award for his dil igent photography work. Io-An Greene receives a prize for largest number of patrons solicited. (Co-winner, Judy Kelley, is not pictured.) Jimmy presents an award to Marah for the splendid work she accom¬ plished in editing The Innitou. Judy, what ' s the rush? The teachers examine their copies closely The first trial! Are these expre sions of approval or disapproval? Did someone make an error in counting? cliiatwit WEDNESDAY, JUNE EIGHTH 8:00 P.M. Seated: J. Madden (Kiwanis Scholarship), C. Langone (Woburn Council P.T.A. Schol¬ arship), J. Greene (Warren Academy Schol¬ arship), E. Quilitzsch (Upsala College Scholarship). Standing: A. Rotondo (War¬ ren Academy Scholarship), J. Foley (War¬ ren Academy Scholarship, Kiwanis Schol¬ arship), T. McKee (Woburn Teachers As¬ sociation Scholarship), Principal H. D. Blake. You look surprised, Ronnie! Seated: I. Pearson (Warren Academy Scholarship, Radcliffe Scholarship), C. Gourlis (Scholarship of Women ' s Auxili¬ ary to the Middlesex East District Medi¬ cal Society), L. Foley (Beggs Cobb Schol¬ arship, Immaculate Conception Ladies ' Sodality Scholarship, Warren Academy Scholarship), Principal H. D. Blake. Stand¬ ing: N. Triantafilou (Warren Academy Scholarship), R. Butler (Tidd Scholarship), K. Flynn (Joseph H. Holloran, Jr. Memorial Scholarship of Woburn Lodge of Elks, Warren Academy Scholarship), C. Gourlis (Northeastern University Scholarship, War¬ ren Academy Scholarship). J. Johnson, a- warded the Tidd Scholarship, was not pres¬ ent to receive it. Nancy gladly accepts her diploma from Mayor Murray. Mayor Murray addresses the graduates. Superintendent Hassett expresses best wishes to the class. Chairman of the School Committee, John Riley, gives us a few words of advice. Guest speaker, Mr. George Thompson, de¬ livers his speech. Loretta, as Valedictorian, and Irma, as Salutatorian, certainly challenged our oth¬ er graduation speakers when it came to holding the attention of the guests. And of course, what could be a finer way to complete our story than by the singing of Parting , our Class Song? ; • . • V. ' . ■ • • . . • • ; - ■ •� � s - .. ■ ■■ ■ ' . ■ ■■ y ■• • f ■ . • - k s ■ . , t iv s . u ' ■ -+ t - ' fj. t 99 tLOt 1955 INNITOU WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL V j o n 91BP0 Volume IX Woburn, Massachusetts out .it OtlJ For centuries novels have played a significant part in the cultural development of our nation. Through them authors have set forth stirring descriptions of our magnificent land and of its deep spiritual truths. It is through this medium of literature that we learn much concerning the forces which have influenced our lives. With this in mind, the 1955 Innitou Staff has attempted to present the adventures and achievements of its class in the form of the novel whose plot will be forever stamped on the mind of each student. outeitt DEDICATION SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE FACULTY SENIORS ACTIVITIES CLASS SONG CLASS POEM Caesar Augustus was pre¬ sented to the school by Mr. S Mrs. James Skinner in memory of their son, James Lambton Skinner of the Class of 1890. Athena was received as a first prize in a Herald contest held some time before 1907. It was placed temporarily in the library until moved to its present position in the auditorium. 1 ICdt LOtt ETHEL M. BASCOM The counselors who never change, the friends who never go. Reflection is the best medium of thought. There will be many in the city of Woburn and in other communities who will pause to reflect this year on their high school days. Mirrored in these thoughts will be memories of class¬ mates and teachers who have moulded their associations of early life and character. Outstanding among these will be a teacher of long service and highest repute; one whose years were untiringly devoted to the highest ideals and ethics of the profession which she has followed so devotedly. Although Miss Bascom will leave Woburn High School this June, the influence which she has exerted on the students will be felt for years to come. We all wish her many years of retirement and the best that the future can hold. We, therefore, deem it an honored privilege to dedicate our book to Miss Ethel M. Bascom. M eMaae t to JL C lasi oj tty55 I wish to congratulate each member of the Class of 1955. Your four short years of high school training are over, and you are now ready to find a place in employment or to continue your education at some new place of higher learning. The Class of 1955 has made a fine record at Woburn High School, and we in charge of the educational program feel quite certain that each graduate has been adequately prepared to meet the many new and interesting experi¬ ences which he or she will find in our community and social life. Your parents are to be congratulated also for realizing the value of a high school education and for having you complete your high school studies. In some cases your parents had to make many financial sacrifices to make this possible. I sincerely hope that you will remember to return occasionally to the school to talk with your teachers, principal and others who will always be interested in your welfare. I. FRANK HASSETT Superintendent of Schools Jo the L Lin ol 1955: The world of 1955 is a time of crisis at home and abroad. It is an era fraught with uncertainty among leaders in government and with despair by a large segment of our population. It is not a time calculated to calm the troubled mind. Yet in the uncertainty and despair of our times lies the challenge to our youth in the class of 1955, Woburn High School. None of us with faith in our country and civilization, none of us who has learned the lessons of history can avoid this challenge. Was it not often in perilous days that the challenge of the days called forth many of civilization ' s greatest contributions? We need only recall that during England ' s most devastating civil war that Milton wrote his greatest poetry; that while Napoleon ' s armies subjugated Europe, Beethoven wrote his music; that during our own Civil War,- Lincoln postulated forever the dignity of all men, irrespective of creed or race or color. It is our task on the eve of graduation in June, 1955, to renew ourselves with the faith that in the refusal to accept defeat in the face of despair and un¬ certainty that our American democracy will reach its highest hour. Let us look, then, on the Yearbook of the Class of 1955, as a permanent pictorial memorial to these days, and friends, and opportunities, which pre¬ pared us to open without fear and timidity the door to America ' s golden future —a door which can be opened only from within. HENRY D. BLAKE cut Seated: Ethel M. Bascom, Margaret L. Burke, Helen V. Doherty, Catherine E. Burke, Zilpah F. R ' anney, Pauline R. Lyons. Standing: P. Joseph Connolly, Jr., Louise S. Mown, I. Edward Marashio, Alice E. Brady, Paul E. Dorrington, Doris T. Lynch, William H. Flaherty, Jr., Anastasia G. Canty, Robert J. O ' Brien. Standing: James ' H. O ' Donnell, Charles D. Roche, James F. Brennan, Edwahd Dobbins, Shipley W. Ricker, William A. Roche. Seated: Hazel M. Percy, Geraldine A. Soles, Patricia A. Conroy, Helen A. Salmon. Seated: Mary C. Leary, Barbara A. Dunbdry, Timothy F. Ring, M. Maude Morton, Helen R. Sheeran. Stcmding: Michael Azzone, Wilfred A. Walsh, Everett F. James, John A. Reddy, E dson L. Kimball. -fenry D. Blake, Principal Rosalie Tirrell-Secretai l y to Mr. Ring, Guidance Director. Mary L. McGowan-Secretary to Mr. Hassett, Superintendent. Mrs. Helen Gillespie-Secretary to Mr. Blake, Principal. “1 , It 4 1 Ik 1 j Irma L. Pearson Louise J. Thurber Marah Linscott Luisa Roth Lawrence H. Levine Lois A. Ross Barbara A. Lovgren Charles E. Hart Janet L. Veno Judith A. Madden Frank C. Starble out Paul J. Lennon . President Nicholas C. Triantafilou . Vice-President Edna M. Sarno .. Secretary Loretta M. Foley. Treasurer Catherine E. Burke . Adviser cL etJ- • • Shirley Bain “Shirl It never rains but it pours ' . Activities: Tanner News 3. Pet Peeve: Rainy days and English. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. Rita Helen Abreau Ritee Only a sweet and virtuous soul! Activities ' : Cheerleader 3 . . . Student Council . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Bowling 3. Pet Peeve: A certain jun¬ ior boy. Secret Ambition: Vaca¬ tion at Keuka Lake. Future Plans: Nursing. Bruce Laurence Allen He who plays the piano keeps sane. Activities: Drama Guild President 2 . . . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Secret Ambition: To give a concert in Carnegie Hall. Future Plans: Musical therapist and profession¬ al organist. Robert Edward Bartlett Bob Joking decides great things. Activities: Band 1,2... Football 3. Pet Peeve: Second lunch. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a hobo. Joseph Charles Baudanza Joe As merry as the day is long. Activities: Student Coun¬ cil Treasurer 3 . . . Key Club 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Homework. Secret Ambition: To stay young and happy. Future Plans ' : College and the Service. Edward James Bavaro Eddie As the occasion, so the behavior. Activities: Football 2, 3. Pet Peeve: 3:10 sessions. Secret Ambition: To play in a big name band. Future Plans: Undes; cided. Jean Frances Bell Jeanie There is no remedy for love, but to love more. Pet Peeve: Homework. Jeanne Marie Berton Future Plans: To get Make hay while the married. sun shines. Activities ' : Glee Club 1 2, 3. Pet Peeve: White bucks, knee socks. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: Travelers Insurance. Annette Louise Boudreau “She can laugh and cry both in a wind. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion. Pet Peeve: Cheap girls. Future Plans: Private secretary. William John Brissenden Wild Bill “And though he stum¬ bles in a full career, Yet rashness is a better fault than fear. Pet Peeve: People with pet peeves. Secret Ambitiop: To be a pilot. Everett Jackson Bixby, Jr. Bix “He was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1, Vice-President 2, 3 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Supercilious Deople. Secret Ambition: To fol¬ low the Bixby trade. Future Plans: Marimba player for one year, then business school. SSsSSp3§ 4 $ Dolores Carmella Buonomo “You must get your liv¬ ing by loving. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2 . Pet Peeve: Boys. Future Plans: Secretary. Catherine Brouzas “Cathy Style is the dress of thought. Activities: Tanner News 3. Pet Peeve: Staying after school with the cheer¬ leaders. Secret Ambition: To in¬ struct the Greek choir. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. Mary Ann Burdett Blondie “Better a blush on the cheek than a spot in the heart. Activities: Drama Guild 2 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Field Hockey 2. Pet Peeve: Pegged pants. Secret Ambition: To have triplets. Future Plans: Bates Col¬ lege. Robert Allen Brady “Bob The looks of a gentle¬ man is none other than the reflection of looks of the world. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Homework. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Future Plans: Further education. Rita Mae Boisoneault Gentle in method, re¬ solute in action. .Activities: Archery 2 . Bowling 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Homework. Secret Ambition: To elope. Future Plans: Secretary. ill i ; M Rosemarie Anne Burns Rose The busy bee has no time for sorrow. Activities: National Honor Society 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Softball 1. Pet Peeve: Being called an informer. Secret Ambition: To go to Paris. Future Plans: Nursing. Nancy Jane Canada Nan Happy as the day is long.” Activities 1 : Basketball 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Squares. Secret Ambition: To have twins. Future Plans: Nurse. Richard Butler Richie A learned man has al¬ ways riches in himself. Activities: Tanner News 1,2... Tracffic Squad . . . Track 3. Pet Peeve: White bucks. Secret Ambition: To be a radio technician. Future Plans: College. Daniel Francis Carey Dee Give the devil his due. Activities: Traffic Squad . . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . Hockey 1 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Secret Ambition: Suc¬ cessful business. Future Plans: College. Peter Ralph Carbone Pete He that mischief hatch- eth, mischief catcheth. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Secret Ambition: To marry a rich girl. Future Plans: College. Jeannette Arlene Catania Humor is the pensive¬ ness of wit. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Archery 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Pessimistic people. Secret Ambition: To be a secretary. Future Plans: To be a Woburn High graduate. Viola Marie Catino Vi The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. Pet Peeve: Getting up mornings. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Future Plans: Secretary. Thomas Francis Chester Tom He is a sorry cook that may not lick his own finger. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a cook. Future Plans: Marine Corps. Gregory Bruce Clarke Greg We are always getting ready to live, but never live. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Key Club 2, 3 . . . Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: English books. Secret Ambition: To be a veterinarian. Future Plans: College. Joan Marie Coecoluto Joannie Slowness is sure. Pet Peeve: Knee socks and white bucks. Secret Ambition: To go to Paris. Future Plans: Steno¬ grapher. John Gerard Coakley Jerry He is only a well made man who has good de¬ termination. Activities: Key Club 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Pegged pants ' . Secret Ambition: To win a Cadillac. Future Plans: East Coast Aero Tech. Frances Maureen Cioto Frankie Let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. Activities: Tanner News 2 . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Class Secretary 1, 2 . . . Basketball 1. Pet Peeve: People with no sense of humor. Secret Ambition: To own race hors ' es. Future Plans: College. Marie Leona Claflin Ree “One today is worth two tomorrows. Activities: President of Room 2 . . . Scrapbook 3 . . . Field Hockey 1, 2. Pet Peeve: History. Secret Ambition: To visit Hawaii. Future Plans: Medical Secretary. Carole Louise Connors Ca Work is a means of liv¬ ing, but it is not living. Activities: Tanner News 3 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 3. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning for school. Secret Ambition: To join the Waves and see the world. Future Plans: To work in an office with Bar¬ bara. Nicholas Peter Cuozzi, Jr. “Bucky The way to gain a friend is to be one. Activities: Senior Home Room President . . . Stu¬ dent Council 1 . . . Base¬ ball 1, 2, 3 . . . Basket¬ ball 1 . . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Traf¬ fic Squad . . . Senior Prom Committee. Pete Peeve: Conceited girls. Secret Ambition: To play first bas ' e for the Yan¬ kees. Future Plans: To attend Northeastern. John Joseph Danehy Banker Sleeping is the best cure for waking trou¬ bles. Pet Peeve: Short lunch periods. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a millionaire. Future Plans: Navy. Kathleen Patricia Davis Cathi Be what you were meant to be. Activities: Thespian So¬ ciety 1, 3. Pet Peeve: A certain person from East Wo¬ burn. Secret Ambition: To turn 18. Future Plans: First Na¬ tional Bank of Boston. Elizabeth Dorothea Day ' ' Betty ' Trust reposed in noble natures obliges them the more. Pet Peeve: Being called bashful. Secret Ambition: To own a car. Future Plans: Nursing. Allan Henry Dean Diz Never do today what you can put off ' til to¬ morrow. Activities: Hockey 1. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Secret Ambition: To own a sports car. Future Plans: College and Air Force. Rose Mary DiMarco Rosie In quietness and con¬ fidence shall be your strength. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: Typist. John Joseph Dineen “Dinze A mile a day keeps the doctor away. Activities: Cross Coun¬ try 1, 2, Captain 3 . . . Track 1, 2, 3 . . . Golf 3 . . . Towanda Cross Country Trophy 2. Pet Peeve: Dunderheads. Secret Ambition: To get a Whiffle. Future Plans: Air Force. Richard Dodge “Dick Time conquers all and we must time obey. Activities: Baseball 3. Future Plans: Coast Guard College. Joseph Edward Doherty. Jr. Joe Our deeds determine us as much as we de¬ termine our deeds. Activities: Hockey 3. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a millionaire. Future Plans: College. Joseph Anthony Donahue Joe Wit is ' the salt of con¬ versation, not the food. Secret Ambition: To be a tree surgeon. Future Plans: Navy. Janet Gail Doucette Jan Fair and softly goes far. Activities: Drama Guild 2 . . . Golf 3 . . . Bad¬ minton 3. Pet Peeve: Pop corn chewing during a good show. Secret Ambition: To run away with the circus. Future Plans: Nursing. Keith David Dunnigan ? ? ? Wise men learn much from their enemies. Pet Peeve: Deviates from society. Secret Ambition: To get rid of my nickname. Future Plans: Army. John Allan Downey Jacky A rolling stone gathers no moss. Activities ' : Baseball 1, 3. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Secret Ambition: To be the Evergreen ' s head cook. Future Plans: Service. Martha Anne Dwyer Marty Whose heart-strings are a lure. Activities: Drama Guild 2, 3 . . . Tanner News 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To spend a day at Brown and Nichols. Future Plans ' : Nursing. Richard Paul Dwyer Dick Ask me no questions; I ' ll tell you no fibs. Pet Peeve: A certain room. Secret Ambition: To be a success in life. Future Plans: College. ■m Arthur Richard Edmonds Dick A yawn is a silent shout. Pet Peeve: Girls. Secret Ambition: To stay single. Future Plans: College. Paul David Everberg Ev Firmnes ' s in suffering and exertion is a char¬ acter of the noblest. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3 . . . Traffic Squad. Pet Peeve: Souped-up cars. Secret Ambition: To be a used car dealer. Future Plans: To be a master mechanic. Frank Robert Figucia Figs I know a trick worth two of that. Activities: Football 2, 3 . . . Senior Home Room Vice-President. Pet Peeve: White bucks. Secret Ambition: To be a flyer. Future Plans: Service. Dean Lawrence Finethy Kevin William Flynn Kev ' The love of money is the root of all evil. Activities: Junior Rotari- an . . . Traffic Squad . . . Homeroom Treasurer 3 . . . Bowling 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Pegged pants and white bucks. Secret Ambition: To win the Irish sweepstakes. Future Plans: College. John Francis Foley Little Caesar A penny saved is a penny earned. Activities ' : Track 2, 3. Secret Ambition: To join the Navy. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. ■■■ Denis Laughter holding both his sides. Activities: Band 1, 2 . . . Football 3. Pet Peeve: Fat girls. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: College. David Ward Fountain Goober Hunger is sharper than the syrord. Activities: Glee Club 3. Pet Peeve: A room on the third floor. Secret Ambition: To take the place of Mr. Ricker when he retires. Future Plans: College. Joanne Marie Fleming Jo Silence is golden. Pet Peeve: Short boys and redheads. Secret Ambition: To learn to fly. Future Plans: Secretary. James Edward Foley Jim When a man is busy, why, leisure strikes him as wonderful pleasure. Activities: Junior Rotar- ian . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Student Council 2, 3 ... Key Club 2 . . . Track 1, 2, 3 . . . Cross Country 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Traffic jam on third floor. Secret Ambition: To see America. Future Plans: College. Loretta Mae Foley Society, therefore, is as ancient as the world. Activities: Representa¬ tive to Woman ' s Club . . . Student Council 1 . . . Tanner News 1, 2, 3 . . . Class Treasurer 3 . . . Secretary of Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 1. Pet Peeve: Homework on club nights. Secret Ambition: To live in Hampton, N. H. Future Plans: College. - vT:!: Kenneth Lawrence Fuller Sherm Courage on all hands constitute an essential of high character. Activities: Football 3 . Track 3. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Secret Ambition: To take a trip to California. Future Plans: Lowell Tech. Michael Joseph Gangi, Jr. Mike ' ' Life is just one big holiday. ' ' Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke; the cafeteria ' s warm milk. Secret Ambition: To get married and raise a family. Future Plans: A good job. Pauline Frances Gallagher Pollie Hear and see, and be still. Activities: Senior Home¬ room Treasurer Basketball 1, Manager 3 . . . Bowling 1 . . . Arch¬ ery 2 . . . Thespian So¬ ciety 2. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To re¬ live May 14, 1954. Future Plans: To be with a certain 1954 graduate. Joseph Paul Gareri Joe Rule youth well, and age will rule itself. Activities: Hockey 1. Pet Peeve: School. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Future Plans: Navy. Eugene Edward Gauvreau Gene Today is always dif¬ ferent from yesterday. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: To stay sing le. Future Plans: Air Force. Anthony Joseph Gentile Tony Better rich than poor. Pet Peeve: Dignified women. Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world. Future Plans: Florist. Judith Elaine Garden Judy Confidence is the best inspiration. Activities: Tanner News 3. Pet Peeve: Bgys who talk about women drivers. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a model. Future Plans: Modeling school. Donald Paul Garrity Don The man who blushes is ' not quite a brute. Pet Peeve: Giggling girls. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a radio an¬ nouncer. Future Plans: Engineer. £ Robert Paul Gallo Bob A little sunburned by the glare of life. Activiites: Traffic Squad . . . Football 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who can ' t say goodnight. Secret Ambition: To own a new Cadillac. Future Plans: College. Kenneth Patrick Glenville Kenny “We easily believe that which we wish. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 1, 2, 3 . . . Golf 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Bookworms. Secret Ambition: Make a million dollars playing golf. Charles Paul Gourlis Charlie Every man has his fault, and honesty is his. Activities: Traffic Squad . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . Football 2. Pet Peeve: New black and orange gym suits. Secret Ambition: To marry a 100 year old heiress. Future Plans: Aviation. Charlotte Pauline Gourlis No limits but the sky. Activities: ■ Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Senior Home Room Vice-President . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2 . . Bowl¬ ing 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion. Pet Peeve: Homework. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a millionaire. Future Plans: College. Barbara Ann Govostes Barb Neat, not gaudy. Activities: Tanner News 3 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Brothers who won ' t let me take their cars. Secret Ambition: To go to Bermuda and Hawaii. Future Plans: Office work with Carole. Dolores Grasso “The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: To get ahead in life. Future Plans: Office work. Roger Andersen Green Gug A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. Activities ' : Band 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls. Secret Ambition: To win a gold cup. Future Plans: Sea-diving or speed-boat racing. Jo-An Ellen Greene There ' s nothing sooner dries than women ' s tears. Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 3 .. . Drama Guild 2 . . . Glee Club 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Rowdies. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a doctor. Future Plans: Tufts Col¬ lege. Peter Joseph Halloran Pete If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. Pet Peeve: Homework and Sessions. Secret Ambition: Ball player or golf pro. Future Plans: To be a success. Thomas James Hamilton Red It is better to under¬ stand a little than to mis¬ understand a lot. Activities: Key Club 2, 3 . . Bowling League Treasurer 1, 2 . . . Foot¬ ball 1,2... Cross Coun¬ try 1, 2 . . . Track 1, 2 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Golf 1, 2 . Pet Peeve: Driving slow¬ ly. Secret Ambition: To at¬ tract a girl with long black hair in Room 23. Future Plans: To win the Marathon. Edward Henry Harhausen Eddie Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sun¬ shine. Pet Peeve: Warm milk and second lunch. Secret Ambition: Swim across the Merrimac River to Plum Island. Future Plans: Join Navy. Robert Gerard Hansen Bob Never trouble trouble, ' til trouble troubles you. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: Forest ranger. Future Plans: College. ■ .... 52S®3£.„ ; • Mary Therese Harkins Harkie A man ' s silence is won¬ derful to listen to. Pet Peeve: Pegged pants. 1 Secret Ambition: To drive a taxi . Future Plans: Secretarial work. Charles Edward Hart Eddie It is better to be brief than to be tedious. Activities: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Girls with long hair. Secret Ambition: To go to Europe. Future Plans: Northeast¬ ern. James William Haverty Jim Character gives splen¬ dor to youth. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 3. Pet Peeve: 3:10 ' s and French 2. Secret Ambition: To coach football at Wo¬ burn High. Future Plans: Pilot. Elfreda Elenore Hester Ellie The cheerful live long¬ est in life as it is an off¬ shoot of goodness. Activities: Yearbook Staff 3 . . . Archery 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Badminton 1, 2, 3 . . . Field Hockey 2. Pet Peeve: Spiders. Secret Ambition: To raise horses. Future Plans: X-ray technologist. Cecil Henry Hill Sonny Artistic genius is an expansion of monkey imitativeness. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3 . . . Driver Education. Pet Peeve: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To be an artist. Future Plans: Account¬ ant. HL Marlene Alice Horne Mari ' ' Nods, and becks, and wreathed smiles. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Tanner News 1. Pet Peeve: Waiting. Secret Ambition: To own my own car. Future Plans: To get married. Betty Louise Huckins Mugs A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3 . . . Basketball 3. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Future Plans: Nursing. Jeannetie Edith Jensen No time like the pres¬ ent. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Shorthand and Office Assignments. Secret Ambition: To be a journalist. Future Plans ' : Secretary. Julia Ann Johnson Julie Happiness boiling over and running down both sides of the pot. Activities: National Hon¬ or Society 2 . . . Cheer¬ leader 2, Captain 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3 . . . Representative to Wom¬ an ' s Club 3 . . . Student Council 1, 2, President 3 President of Chamber of Commerce in contest 2 . . . Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling Pet Peeve: Calories. Secret Ambition: To lose 14 lbs. Future Plans: Physical therapist. William Boyd Jaquith Jake But, s ' ure, he ' s proud; and yet, his ' pride be¬ comes him. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 3 . . . Traf¬ fic Sauad. Pet Peeve: People who do nothing but study. Secret Ambition: To find a desk high enough for me. Future Plans: Prep school and college. Emily Gertrude Johnson Emmy Behavior as good as gold. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 1. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Secret Ambition: To visit Sweden. Future Plans: Book¬ keeper. Neal Selim Johnson To mean well, is noth¬ ing without to do well. Pet Peeve: A room on the top floor. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Future Plans: Graduate from W. H. S. Sonja Marie Johnsoh Smiley The happy do not be¬ lieve in miracles. Activities: Drama Guild 2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Bowling 1,2... Basket¬ ball 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Sloppy girls. Secret A mbition: To lose weight. Future Plans: Fashion. Helen Margaret LaCasse “Stretch “ ' Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. Activities: Tanner New 1 . . . Junior Home Room Secretary-treasurer. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To know a certain junior better. Future Plans: Secretary- office worker. Carol Andrea Langone “Hurricane Carol “Speech is silver, silence is golden. Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3 . . . Tanner News 1, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 . Pet Peeve: People with¬ out any sense of humor. Secret Ambition: To be a singer. Future Plans ' : College. Judith Anne Kelley “Judy “Where the willingness is great the difficulties cannot be great. Activities: Glee Club 3 . . . Senior Home Room Treasurer . . . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Rainy days. Secret Ambition: To go to Bermuda. Future Plans: Buyer. James Thomas Kilbride Killer “Young fellows will be young fellows. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . Hockey 3, Captain. Pet Peeve: A helmet that doesn ' t fit. Secret Ambition: To play professional hockey. Future Plans: An elec¬ trical contractor. Thomas Edward Lawn “Tom “Lucky men are the favorites of fortune. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Future Plans: Air Force. Anthony George Lemone “Lemon “Let us, then, be up and doing. Activities: Football 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Secret Ambition: To be a sports ' writer. Future Plans: Northeast¬ ern University. Victor Michael Lancelotta, Jr. “Vic “Money has no legs, but it runs. Pet Peeve: A room on the fourth floor. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Future Plans: Mason work. Charlotte Ann Lavacchia “Char “Take care of the min¬ utes, for the hours will take care of themselves. Activities: Majorette Leader 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To have my own car. Future Plans: To get married. Barbara Ann Lovgren “Lovie Delicacy is to the mind what fragrance is to the fruit. Activities: Drama Guild 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 2 . . . Bad¬ minton 3 . . . Archery 3 . . . Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Men who criticise women drivers and conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To visit Sweden and see my grandmothers. Future Plans: Bookkeep¬ er and typist. Patricia Joy Lyman “Patsy “That best of blessings, a contented mind. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Tanner News 1. Pet Peeve: Boys under 20 . Secret Ambition: To own a 51 foot trailer. Future Plans: Secretary. Lawrence Howard Levine “Larry “Confidence begets con¬ fidence. Activities: Student Council 2, Vice-Pres¬ ident 3 . . . Key Club 2, Lieutenant Governor 3 . . . Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Algebra. Secret Ambition: To own a Jaguar convertible. Future Plans: College. Lorraine Mae Lingley “Rainy “A woman forgives only when she is in the wrong. Activities: Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Archery 3 . . . Bowling 1. Pet Peeve: Men who criticise women drivers. Secret Ambition: To own a jeep. Future Plans ' : Florad De¬ sign School. James Joseph Long, Jr. “Jimmy “It is easier to believe than to doubt.” Secret Ambition: To race a hydroplane. Future Plans: College. Marah Linscott “Darlin ' “Fair as a star when only one is shining in the sky. Activities: Representa¬ tive to Woman ' s Club . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Band 3 . . . Editor-in- chief of Yearbook . . . President of National Honor Society . . . Bad¬ minton 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: My first name. Secret Ambition: To be secretary to the Sec¬ retary of State. Future Plans: College and diplomatic work. Paul Joseph Lennon Sampson “No sooner said than done. Activities: President of Class 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, Captain 2, 3 . . . Base¬ ball 1, 2, 3 . . . Traffic Squad . . Student Council 3. Pet Peeve: Private schools. Secret Ambition: To own a pink Cadillac. Future Plans: College. Roger Owen LeRcux “Rog “Better to wear out than to rust. Pet Peeve: Gangs. ' Secret Ambition: To own a Cadillac. Future Plans: To get married. R Arlene Louise Mace A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Activities: Glee Club 3 . . . Driver Education. Pet Peeve: Missing the school bus. Future Plans: Office work. Judith Anne Madden Duke Mischief comes by the pound, and goes away by the ounce. Activities: National Hon¬ or Society 2, 3 . . . Jun¬ ior Prom Committee . . . Junior Rep. to Yearbook . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Student Council Sec¬ retary 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Cheerleader . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 1. Pet Peeve: Conceited and silly boys. ■ ' : Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Future Plans: Nursing. Roberta Ann Maher “Bobby If you would marry wisely, marry your equal. Secret Ambition: To be a secretary. Future Plans: To get married. Gerald Patrick Mace Jerry Drive thy business, let not that drive thee. Pet Peeve: Doodlers. Secret Ambition: To own a souped-up Ford. Future Plans: Navy. Kenneth Gustav Magnuson Ken’ He is as quiet as a lamb. Pet Peeve: Homework. Secret Ambition: To go places. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. Paul John Marshall Shiek And life is itself but a game at football. Activities: Traffic Squad . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Vice-President of Junior Class . . . Foot¬ ball 1, 2, 3 . . . Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Senior Prom Com¬ mittee. Pet Peeve: Girls in gen¬ eral. Secret Ambition: To play second base for the Yan¬ kees. Future Plans: University of Massachusetts. Fred Francis Mascetti When duty whispers low, ’Thou must ' , the youth replies, ' I can ' . Activities: Track and Cross Country Manager 2, 3 . . . Bowling 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Losing track and cross country meets. Secret Ambition: To manage a major league ball team. Future Plans: Account¬ ant. John Paul Mathson Matty Money begets money. Pet Peeve: Smoking in a crowded car. Secret Ambition: to make a million dollars. James Joseph McCabe Mac Still water runs deep. Activities: Hockey 3. Pet Peeve: Knee socks. Secret Ambition: To own a Cadillac. Future Plans: Air Force. Mary Josephine McCloskey Micki” Everything is not known but everything is said. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To be a famous artist. Future Plans: Mansfield Beauty Academy and Modern School of Art. Thomas James McKee . Tommie Men of culture are the leaders of equality. Activities: Traffic Squad . . . President of Home Room 1, 2, 3 . . . Foot¬ ball 1, 2 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Baseball 1. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Secret Ambition: To be a stunt man. Future Plans: Northeast¬ ern University. Nancy Ruth McLaughlin Nan Grace imitates modesty as politeness imitates ' kindness. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Tanner News 3 . . . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Waiting for Cathy on school morn¬ ings. Secret Ambition: To visit Europe. Future Plans: Secretary. Joel McCarron Joker Penny wise, pound foolish. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 3. Pet Peeve: Quiet muf¬ flers. Secret Ambition: To own a hot rod. Future Plans: College. Thelma Mary McCue When good luck comes to thee, take it in. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Secret Ambition: To celebrate a certain day in 1956. Future Plans: To marry a ' 52 graduate. James Aloysius McLaughlin Aloysius” A fresh, a free, a friendly lad. Activities: Key Club 2, 3 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Football 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Not enough time at Cross Street. Secret Ambition: To build bridges. Future Plans: College. Robert Ernest McLay Mac Travel makes a wise man better, but a fool wors ' e. Activities: Harvard Book . . . Traffic Squad . . . Honor Society 2, Vice- President 3 . . . Business Manager of Yearbook . . . Track 1, 3. Pet Peeve: Driving fast. Secret Ambition: To travel. Future Plans: College. Esther Alma Moen Doll A sight to make cm old man young. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion. Pet Peeve: When a certain friend doesn ' t write. Secret Ambition: To be a model. Future Plans: General office work. William Terrence Memin Willie A man after his own heart. ' Activities: Basketball 2, Manager 3. Pet Peeve: Being caught smoking in school. Secret Ambition: To be a teacher at Woburn High School. Future Plans: Air Force and college. Gregory Ernest Messinger Legs ' It easy to live for others; everybody does. „ Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Future Plans: To be a success. Shirley Martha Newman Ski I hope to see London once ere I die. Activities: Band 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Archery 1 . . . Badmin¬ ton 1, 2, 3 . . . Field Hockey 3. Pet Peeve: History. Secret Ambition: To see Europe. Future Plans: College. Charles Thomas Nichols Chick Without knowing the force of words, it is im¬ possible to know men. Pet Peeve: Impolite peo¬ ple. Secret Ambition: To be a success. Future Plans: Further education. Donald Robert Nicholson Red I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Activities: Track 1. Pet Peeve: Getting Jean mad at me. Secret Ambition: To make my first million soon. Future Plans: To man¬ age a laundry business. Kenneth LeRoy Nisonger Kenny Time waits for no one. Activities: Band 3 . . . Senior Home Room Vice- President. Pet Peeve: People who borrow money. Secret Ambition: To be a hair stylist. Future Plans: Navy. Lewis George O ' Doherty Louie I was yet a boy care¬ less of books. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Secret Ambition: To own a harem. Future Plans: Air Force. Martha Elizabeth O ' Donnell Marty Though this be mad¬ ness, yet there is a method in it. Activities: Red Cross 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 3 . . . Vice-President ol Home Room 3 . . . Arch¬ ery 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: A date being late. Secret Ambition: To graduate from Fisher. Future Plans: College. Mary Helen Ann O ' Donnell Little Chink The shortest pleasures are the sweetest. Activities: Junior Prom Queen ' s Attendant . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Rainy days. Secret Ambition: To go to Bermuda. Future Plans: Secretary. w Noreen Mary O ' Melia Ace A time to weep and a time to laugh. Pet Peeve: Men drivers. Secret Ambition: To get married and raise a baseball team. Future Plans: To wait for a certain boy. Joan Margaret Parker Behavior is as good as gold. Pet Peeve: Snooty girls. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: Telephone operator. Frank Martin O ' Rourke Sonny Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. Activities: Hockey 3. Pet Peeve: School. Secret Ambition: To fix cars. Future Plans: Truck driver. Jean Marie Pattelena Pudgy Softness of smile in¬ dicates smoothness of character. Activities: National Hon¬ or Society 2, 3 . . . Golf 2 . . . Bowling 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Brennie Mac¬ Kinnon. Secret Ambition: To be. an R. N. Future Plans: Nursing. David Evington Paulsen Dave I Soar to the sun, with my soul unafraid. Activities: Hockey 3. Future Plans: Marines. George Ronald Pearson Ronnie With his mouth full of news.” Activities: Key Club 2, 3. Secret Ambition: To own a Cadillac. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. Edwin Joseph Pieczarka Ed Don ' t make excuses; make good. Pet Peeve; Sessions ' . Secret Ambition: To own a store. Future Plans; To work. Arthur William Pigott Art Do not ask who is the most learned, but the best learned. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: To marry the richest girl in America. Future Plans: Navy. Irma Lorraine Pearson Whatever is worth do¬ ing at all, is worth do¬ ing well. Activities: Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Representative to Woman ' s Club . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Year¬ book Staff . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Badminton 1, 2, 3 . . . Archery 1, 2 ... . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Talking. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a hermit. Future Plans: College. Beverly Joan Pearsons Bev If you stop to be kind, you must swerve often from your path. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Vice-President of Home Rpom 2 . . . Driver Education . . . Dance Committee. Pet Peeve: Rear-view mirrors. Secret Ambition: Private secretary. Future Plans: Business School. Robert Earl Pierce Robin All words are pegs to hang ideas on. Activities: Track 2, 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Cross Country 2, 3 . . . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Current clothes styles. Secret Ambition: M-Boy in Vermont. Future Plans: R.O.T.C.— U.S.A.F. John Joseph Porter Wade An easy minded soul and always was. Activities: Key Club 2, 3 . . . Bowling 1, Secre¬ tary 2 . . . Track 1, 2, 3 . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Golf 3 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion. Secret Ambition: To be a bachelor. Future Plans: Air Force. Sheila Ann Porter As clear as a whistle. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Office as¬ signments. Secret Ambition: To be a dress designer. Future Plans: Secretary. Geraldine Elizabeth Proctor Gerry Marriage is an evil, but a necessary evil. Activities: Tanner News 3. Pet Peeve: Jaywalkers. Secret Ambition: To marry Bob. Future Plans: Secretary. Harold William Redfem Red Never plan the future by the past. Activities ' : Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Track 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls. Secret Ambition: To date Marilyn Monroe. Future Plans: To loaf. Joan Renninson Pleasantness shows power and possibility. Activities: Bowling 1 . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Base¬ ball 1, 2. Pet Peeve: The Atlantic Gelatin. Secret Ambition: To own a baby blue convertible. Future Plans: Compto¬ meter School. Elaine Ruth Quilitzsch Ruthie A stitch in time saves nine. Activities: Finalist in Prize Speaking Contest 1 . . . Representative to Woman ' s Club. Pet Peeve: Know-it-all- Deople. Future Plans: College. John Matthew Quinno Bucky Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Activities: Junior Home Room President. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Future Plans: Service. $ Janet Josephine Rogers “Shrimp ' “A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming, darling she. Pet Peeve: Waiting for a letter. Secret Ambition: To own my own home. Future Plans: To marry Tommy Koines. Alfred Clifford Rolli “Al It is better to under¬ stand a little than to misunderstand a lot. Pet Peeve: Short lunch period. Secret Ambition To graduate. Future Plans: Navy. Helen Dianne Regan “Honey “The best mirror is a friend ' s eye. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Tanner News 1, 2, Editor-in-chief 3. Pet Peeve: Girls in Salem.. Secret Ambition: To be an old maid. Future Plans: To travel. Daniel Ernest Robinson Dan “Men of few words are the best men. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Treasurer of Key Club 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 1,2, 3. Pet Peeve: Studying. Secret Ambition: To be a teacher. Future Plans: College. - Lois Ann Ross Imagination is the eye of the soul. Activities: Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Student Coun¬ cil 3 .. . Golf 3 . . . Bad¬ minton 1, 2, 3 . . . Arch¬ ery 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Homework. Secret Ambition: To travel. Future ' Plans: Secretary. Anthony Frank Riotondo Tony Castles in the air cost a vast deal to keep up. Activities: Student Council 1,3 .. . Football 1,2,3. Pet Peeve: Girls who think the best thing is to study. Secret Ambition: To be Principal of W.H.S. Future Plans: College. Alice Marie Roper Al “Come and trip it as ve go, on the light fantastic toe. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: Typist. Anthony John Rosa Muzzy Better a mischief than an inconvenience. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who don ' t talk to the fellows. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: To gradu¬ ate. Luisa Roth “Speak little, do much. Activities: Drama Guild 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Treasurer of Year¬ book . . . Badminton 1, 2, 3 . . . Field Hockey 2, Captain 3. Pet Peeve: Waiting. Secret Ambition: To be a writer. Future Plans: College. Ernest William Russo “Ernie “An acorn one day proves an oak. Pet Peeve: Second re¬ cess. Secret Ambition: To gain weight. Future Plans: Conserva¬ tion officer. John Raymond Ryan “Jack “So we ' ll go no more a-roving s ' o late into the night. Activities: Sophomore Home Room Treasurer . . . Football 1. Pet Peeve: Sessions. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Future Plans: Marines. Edna Marion Sarno “Eddie Must share it-happiness was born a twin. Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club . . . Cheerleader 2, Co-Cap- tain 3 . . . Class Secre¬ tary 3. Pet Peeve: Teachers who give a lot of homework. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come the first woman president of the U. S. Future Plans: Secretary. Eleanor C. Seagren Lullie Dignity is not in pos¬ sessing honors but in deserving them. Activities: Treasurer of Junior Red Cross . . . Glee Club 2,3 .. . Soph¬ omore Dance Commit¬ tee. Pet Peeve: Loud and boisterous boys. Secret Ambition: To marry and have twins. Future Plans: To become a bookkeeper. John Joseph Sheehan Jack Every possible display of jocularity. Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 1. Pet Peeve: Younger brothers. Secret Ambition: To have my own radio pro¬ gram. Future Plans: Navy. Richard John Scire Dick A young man married is a man that ' s marr ' d. Pet Peeve: Nosey peo¬ ple. Secret Ambition: To marry the Arlington Girl Future Plans: Air Force. Marjorie Ellen Scott Margi “Action speaks louder than words. Pet Peeve: A certain boy ' s temper. Secret Ambition: To live in Wilmington. Future Plans: Secretary. Christine Elizabeth Seavey Chris Love conquers all. Activities: Red Cross Representative 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Soft- ball 1. Pet Peeve: History. Secret Ambition: To marry Tommy. Future Plans: Secretary. Kenneth Harvey Smith Smitty It is never too late to mend. Activities: J. V. Football 1 , 2 . Pet Peeve: Knee socks and Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: Jet jockey. Future Plans: Air Force Academy. Phyllis Mae Smith Phil Of good cheer. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts and knee socks. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: Office worker. Louise Elizabeth Spolidoro “Lulu Reproof on her lips, but a smile in her eyes. Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 2 .. . Senior Home Room President . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Bowling 2. Pet Peeve: Boys in peg¬ ged trousers. Secret Ambition: To be a commercial artist. Future Plans: Art school. Sonja Myra Stenquist “The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes in¬ convenient. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2,3. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts and knee socks. Future Plans: Secretary. Leonard Warren Thomas “Sid Boldness, boldness, and more boldness. Activities: Hockey 3. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Secret Ambition: To own a harem. Future Plans: Deep sea diver. Louise Jane Thurber “Weezie “Every cloud has ' a sil¬ ver lining. Activities: National Hon¬ or Society 3 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Archery 3. Pet Peeve: Reckless drivers. Secret Ambition: To own a swimming pool. Future Plans: Secretary. Marguerite Felice Sumner “Cindy “How you do talk. Activities ' : Student Coun¬ cil 3 .. . Golf 3 . . . Drum Majorette 1,2 .. . Glee Club 1,2,3. Pet Peeve: Bashful boys. Secret Ambition: To grow tall. Future Plans: Nursing. Frank Charles Starble “Marty “Power rests in tran¬ quility. Activities: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Mr. R ' s Club. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a photographer. Future Plans: Photogra¬ phy school. Marcia Turner Stearns “Every knock gives a boost. Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Fiel d Hockey 2,3 . . . Golf 3 . . . Basketball 2, Captain 3, . . . Bowling 1 , 2 . Pet Peeve: Criticisms about women drivers. Secret Ambition: To travel around the worlds Future Plans: College. Nicholas Joseph Tiemo “Nick “He who knows most understands most. Pet Peeve: English. Secret Ambition: To drive a stock car. Future Plans ' : Night school. Irene Elizabeth Tonks “Humility is always grace and dignity. Activities: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Driver Education. Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Future Plans: Secretary. James Robert Traer Speed Youth is quick in tem¬ per, but weak in judge¬ ment. Pet Peeve: A certain person. Secret Ambition: To go hunting in Africa. Future Plans: To train dogs for hunting and field trials. Ralph Waldo Trask The boy is, of all wild beasts, the most difficult to manage. Activities: Traffic Squad. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts and knee socks. Secret Ambition: To be¬ come an admiral. Future Plans: Navy or college. Nicholas Charles Triant ahlou Snake The more might, the more right. Activities: Football Cap¬ tain 3 . . . Basketball 2,3 . . . Key Club 2, Presi¬ dent 3 . . . Vice-Presi¬ dent of Senior Clas ' s. Pet Peeve: Scrimmages with Melrose. Secret Ambition: To play another football game. Future Plans: College. Catherine Mary Venuti “Cathy “The same ambition can destroy or save, and makes a patriot as it makes a knave. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2,3 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Golf 3. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Secret Ambition: To be a success. Future Plans: Secretary. Edwin Stanley Walker Easy Ed Activity always over¬ comes difficulties. Pet Peeve: Aeronautics. Secret Ambition: To be a jet pilot in the Marines. Future Plans: Service. Janet Louise Veno There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. Activities: Honor Society 2,3 . . Representative to Woman ' s Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Stu¬ dent Council 2,3 . . . Senior Home Room Sec¬ retary . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Field Hockey 1,2,3 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Badminton 1,2 .. . Ar¬ chery 1,2. Pet Peeve: Waiting. Secret Ambition: To join the Ice Capades. Future Plans: College. Robert David Vieno Buff No one should be judge in his owrt case. Activities: Tanner News 1,2 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Bowling Captain 1,2. Pet Peeve: English. Secret Ambition: To be a jet pilot. Future Plans: Service. Timothy Edward Walsh m Hick As good natured a soul as e ' er trod on shoe of leather. Activities: Baseball 1,2 . . . Football 1,3 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Traffic Squad. Pet Peeve: A girl about 5 ' 8 . Secret Ambition: To be a school teacher. Future Plans: College. Elaine Lois Westwater Lainie Love makes the world go round. Pet Peeve: Knee socks. Secret Ambition: To live in North Woburn. Richard Thomas White Dickie Rejoice, oh young man, in your youth. Activities: Football 1,2,3 . . . Baseball 1,2,3. Pet Peeve: Homework over weekends. Secret Ambition: To be a professional baseball player. Future Plans: Service. Thomas Roger Connolly Tom It ' s a long lane that knows no turning. Activities: Baseball 2,3 . . . Football 2,3. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Secret Ambition: To grow. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. David Norman Josephson Norm A room hung with pic¬ tures, is a room hung with thoughts. Pet Peeve: Teachers without a sense of humor. Secret Ambition: To be an artist. Charles Thomas Booker Chuck The sky ' s ' the limit. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Secret Ambition: To own a “55 Chevrolet. Future Plans: To join the Air Force. Philip Eugene Doherty For Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do. Future Plans: Air Force. Thomas Joseph Mernin Tommie Men of few words are the best men. Pet Peeve: School. Secret Ambition: To be a jet pilot. Future Plans: Unde¬ cided. John Francis DeAngelis Digalow Business is ' the salt of life. Pet Peeve: A certain teacher. Secret Ambition: To be a businessman. Future Plans: To work in an office or go out West. Patricia Johanne Keating Pat Taste is the power of judging, wisdom the power of executing. Pet Peeve: A boy in Brighton. Secret Ambition: To be Woburn High School ' s Truant Officer. Future Plans: Service. Ronald Boutwell White “Reggie The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Secret Ambition: To have a gun collection. Future Plans: To gradu¬ ate and work in Stone Webster. Ruby Estelle White Rub “The longest way about is the shortest way home. Activities: Glee Club 1, 3 ... Jr. Red Cross 3. Pet Peeve: 1:30 sessions. Secret Ambition: To be a teacher. Future Plans: Work. . • Mr. Connolly makes certain that our future secretaries will not be found wanting in Eng¬ lish fundamentals for letter writing. A very interesting period in the day for our future printers, Frank and Bobby, as they set type under Mr. Walsh ' s skillful training. ■••v, Sorry, Gerry, not good enough for this department. There is no substitute for accu¬ racy, says Miss Bascom. pbt i ecjut future chemists eagerly await :w problem as they prepare to he field of science. Woburn builds! Why not give us a chance? Here, under Mr. Reddy ' s expert guidance, we have learned the skills of wood¬ working. Although the world is small, its problems are endless. Mr. O ' Donnell prepares our future citizens for intelligent interpre¬ tation and solution of these problems. ?? Our guidance Director, Mr. Ring, gives Frank a bit of good advice. Mr. James makes electronics an interesting study Added interest is given to the next day s game by late afternoon practice Actcoctm . . • Lei Lt • • • 1st Row: J. Veno, M. Sumner, Mr. O ' Donnell, L. Levine (V-Pres.), J. -Johnson (Pres.), J. Madden (Sec.), J. Baudanza (Treas.), Mrs. Conroy, J. Pattelena. 2nd Row: C. Falardau, C. Langone, J. Johnson, S. Bedley, L. Ross, J. Green, N. Wheaton, B. Prado, M. Cain. 3rd Row: E. Norton, L. Cuozzi, P. Marshall, L. Thurber, F. Corsetti, E. Sarno, P. Lombard, L. Roth, L. Robinson. 4th Row: J. Nolan, R. Dalton, J. Foley, E. Bixby, P. Lennon, H. O ' Brien, J. Shea, P. Everaprg. The Student Council, one of the most active organizations in the school, is made up of a representative from each home room and from each activity. The main purpose of this group is to bring about improvements and to give the students an opportunity to have a voice in the functioning of the school. Each student in the school is asked to pay ten cents to help the council carry on its projects. Under its conscientious advisers, Mr. James O ' Donnell and Mrs. Lawrence Conroy, the council held its annual dance in November and has sponsored all the assemblies during the school year. The Key Club is composed of boys selected from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades with the approval of the principal. They meet under the spon¬ sorship of the local Kiwanis Club with Mr. Edward Marashio acting as the school adviser. This club aims for the development of leadership among youth and for the fostering of justice, liberty and democ¬ racy. True to its motto, We Build , the club is always ready to assist in any program which the school considers worthy. 1st Row: R. McGurl, J. McGurl, W. Pickett, L. DeLuca (Sec.), L. Levine (Lt. Gov.), Mr. Marashio, N. Triantafilou (Pres.), R. Bumpus (V. Pres.), J. Nolan, A. Gonsalves, R. Walsh. 2nd Row: W. Cheney, F. Sheeran, E. Coakley, T. Martin, J. Clarke, R. White, H. Foley, B. Johnson, R. McDonough, J. Shea. 3rd Row: G. Clarke, R. Pearson, E. Flaherty, T. Hamilton, K. Curran, J. McLaughlin, N. Johnson, G. Coakley, J. Baudanza, J. Pratt. an 1 1 teveai ant e :tta— cntticn lat activities 7 comet The Tanner News, official organ of the student body of Woburn High School has now completed its fifth year of publication. During these five years it has brought multiple honors to the high school. Among these were the fol¬ lowing: The Boston Globe ' s Annual Competition, the New England Schol¬ astic Press Association and the Colum¬ bia Scholastic Press Association. The Staff, headed by the four faculty advisers, with Helen Regan as editor- in-chief, comprises approximately ten per cent of the student body. The news¬ paper is published four times a year and contains news pertaining to the school and short stories written by the students. 1st Row: L. DeLuca, M. Dwyer, N. McLaughlin, J. Garden, R. Butler, H. Regan (editor-in- chief), L. Cuozzi, J. Renninson, G. Proctor, S. Turgiss, J. Kelley, L. Foley. 2nd Row: Mr. Connolly, Miss ' Bascom, C. Nett, J. Rafter, M. Hoyt, A. Coccoluto, C. Dahlman, S. Sarno, T. Wall, J. Devito, S. Frizzell, J. Flaherty, Mr. Flaherty, Mr. Walsh. 3rd Row ' ; B. Goles, C. Langone, E. Amari, Y. Pattelena, E. Sarno, P. Lombard, M. McHugh, N. Thorne, J. Hartnett, B. Sbinski, J. Humphry, C. Smith, B. Kinosky, A. Abreu. 4th Row: K. Matson, J. McDonough, J. Moore, C. Connors, B. Govostes, J. Ciampa, L. Caros, S. Knowland, J. Neal, E. Sarno, V. McGowan, B. MacDonald, J. Hemsworth. 1st Row: P. Friel, G. Tait, R. Corsetti, S. Woodman, E. Norton, K. Nisonger, T. McKee (Drum Major), M. Linscott, G. Preston D. Kula, R. Marinaccio, A. Heimlick, W. Niemcm. 2nd Row: D. Murphy, R. Flaherty, J. Devine, R. Rothman, F. Rogers, D. Ahern, R. Burns, C. Sweetser, D. Sargent, R. Johnson R 1 . O ' Rourke C. Corsetti, A. Hudson, R. Larson, Mr. Kimball. 3rd Row: R. Russo, P. Everberg, J. McGourty, R. Packard, B. Corsetti, W. Goding, M. Cierri, P. Tanzi, J. Oram, W. French, F. Kula, A.. Bain, F. Valente. 4th Row: D. Finethy, E. Bavaro, C. Everberg, R. Dalton, G. Clarke, W. Dunk, D. Robinson, M. Gangi, W. Jaquith, R. Tancreti, B. Johnson, J. Jacobson, N. Johnson. The Woburn High School Band di¬ rected by Mr. Kimball is composed of sixty members. During the football sea¬ son it aroused school spirit by perform¬ ing at rallies and at games. It made an excellent showing at the Veteran ' s Day Parade and at the opening of the Christmas lights display in the business section and again at the combined concert with Lexington which was held in the auditorium on March 8. It added greatly to our assemblies during the course of the year and was always ready to lend assistance to any group calling upon it. 1st Row: N. Robb, C. Sweetser, J. Johnson, Mr. Kimball, P.Everberg, F. Corsetti, E. Norton, C. Erwin. 2nd Row: A. Hudson, W. Goding, K. Nisonger, M. Gangi, E. Bavaro, D. Sargent, F. Kula. 3rd Row: R. Tancreti, D. Robinson, W. Jaquith, E. Bixby, N. Johnson, C. Everberg. One of the mainstays of the school is to be found in the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Kimball. Their ex¬ cellent performances contribute much to the enjoyment of school assemblies and other programs. In addition to these assignments, they give willingly of their time to outside performances. One of the highlights of this year was the open¬ ing of the On to Washington Drive” at the Strand Theatre. The purpose of the school orchestra is to give musical-minded students a chance to further their knowledge of music while at the same time gaining enjoyment from playing the various instruments. The Glee Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Edson Kimball, worked enthusiastically during the year. One of the features of graduation each year is the performance by the Senior Girls ' Glee Club. Membership in this group is open to all senior girls who have been enrolled in the chorus or music classes through¬ out the entire three years. £ ettLPt 9 1st Row: T. McCue, J. Rogers, C. Lavacchia, A. Roper, S. Stenquist, Mr. Kimball, R. White, E. Johnson, S. Bain, D. Grasso, M. Burdett, N. Canada. 2nd Row: J. Renninson, J. Garden, R. Abreau, M. Sumner, M. O ' Donnell, B. Pearsons, V Catino, J. Pattelena, M. Horne, M. Harkins, P. Gallagher, J. Catania, H. Regan. 3rd Row: C. Connors, R. Burns, J. Greene, J. Jensen, J. Burton, M. O ' Donnell, L. Thurber, B. Lovgren, R. Maher, E. Moen, S. Porter, A. Mace, I. Tonks, E. Seagren. 4th Row: R. Boisenault, K. Davis, E. Sarno, N. McLaughlin, L. Spolidoro, M. Dwyer, L. Foley. C. Seavey, J. Doucette, J. Kelly, J. Madden, C. Venuti, S. Johnson, A. Boudreau, B. Govostes. The Drum Majorettes were a source of pleasure to those who attended Wo¬ burn ' s football games during the past season. On the football field they dis¬ played new struts and twists which helped to entertain the spectators be¬ tween the periods in the games. Fre- guently they displayed their talents while accompanying the band during its many marching activities. The cap¬ tain, Charlotte Lavacchia, was respon¬ sible for the many wonderful perform¬ ances of the group. turn a tetter 1st Row: J. Pattelena, C. Lavacchia (Cap ' t), L. Anderson. 2nd Row: F. Borrie, F. Corsetti, Mr. Kimball, M. Walker, D. McCue. 3rd Row: M. Carlson, S. Anderson, M. Hanlon, A. Lawson, S. Bedley, J. Hughes. Kneeling: L. Robinson, F. Cioto, E. Sarno (Co-Cap ' t), J. Johnson (Cap ' t), C. Venuti, J. Madden. Standing: J. Veno, L. Cuozzi, N. Wheaton, Miss Trowbridge, R. Abreau, L. Thurber. The main purpose of the cheerleaders is to add color and pep to the games. Each year these girls are chosen from the student body by teachers and coaches of other schools. Eleven juniors and seniors assisted by their mascot, Terry Varey, and their ad¬ viser, Miss Trowbridge, urged the teams on to vic¬ tory. The compliments of the spectators at the games were well-deserved. Only hours of drill and practice could have brought forth such outstanding perform¬ ances as they have given. This fine looking group of girls showed a great deal of enthusiasm and school spirit. 1st Row: C. Gourlis, J. Haverty, L. Levine, R. Gallo, Mr. W. Roche, N. Cuozzi, P. Marshall, P. Everberg. 2nd Row: T. McKee, R. Brady, J. Foley, N. Triantafilou, R. Butler, K. Flynn, P. Lennon. 3rd Row: R. McLay, T. Walsh, D. Carey, J. McLaughlin, W. Jaquith. iVAVA 1 MW One of the most important groups in in the school is the Traffic Squad. This organization is composed entirely of senior boys and is under the direction of Mr. William Roche. It is their duty to see that the corridors are kept clear during the filing periods and that order is maintained during fire drills. The members of this squad have also served as ushers at various school functions during the school year. The main purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to bring happiness to others. One of its biggest projects this year was the dressing of dolls for children in hospitals. Much of the clothing for these dolls was made by hand by the girls in the group. Among other under¬ takings by this group was the making of tray favors for Easter, holiday boxes for May, and birthday boxes for June. These were sent to nearby Veterans ' Hospitals. Zd c 1st Row: E. Seagren, G. McKee, N. Bumpus, Miss Soles, E. Bixby, J. Kelly. 2nd Row: A. Wedlock, N. Wheaton, M. Claflin, R. Croft, L. Robinson, L. Cuozzi. 3rd Row: M. Carton, L. Anderson, J. Hartnett, J. Upton, J. Towse, D. Sweetser. 4th Row: J. Parker, V. McGowan, C. Banks, J. Doucette, M. Danforth, C. Erwin. ' SON , Because of its valuable benefits, the Driver Education Course, directed by Mr. William Roche, is one of the most popular activities in the school-. The girls and boys enrolled in this course meet twice a week for classroom in¬ struction. Actual driving experience is gained during after school hours when the members use the school-owned car. After twenty weeks of training, a stu¬ dent may try out for a license. Those who are successful also receive a cer¬ tificate entitling them to an insurance deduction. Front Row: J. Foley, R. Pearson, K. Smith, R. Dwyer, T. Hamilton, J. Baudanza, R. Bartlett, R. Brady, K. Flynn, J. DeAngelis, R. Butler, C. Gourlis. Back Row: P. Smith, R. Boisoneault, J. Catania, J. Garden, P. Gallagher, S. Johnson, L. Foley, M. Dwyer, B. Govostes, Mr. W. Roche, A. Boudreau, B. Huckins, S. Newman, J. Jensen, S. Porter, J. Green, B. Pearsons, R. Aforeau, M. Burdett, R. Burns, N. Canada, C. Connors, F. Cioto, S. Bain. 1st Row: Miss C. Burke, L. Roth, R. McLay, M. Linscott, (Ed.-in-Chief), Miss M. Burke, I. Pearson, J. Veno, Miss D. Lynch. 2nd Row: B. Pearsons, L. Thurber, E. Hester, J. Madden, B. Lovgren, L. Ross. 3rd Row: L. Levine, E. Hart, J. Foley, F. Starble, G. Clarke. The Yearbook Staff has worked dili¬ gently during the year to produce the class annual, The Innitou. The Staff is composed entirely of seniors who pos¬ sess qualities of leadership, responsi¬ bility, co-operation, and determination. Regularly scheduled meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month when the different depart¬ ments meet as a whole to formulate plans and exchange ideas. Most of the actual editing of the book must be done after school hours. Under the capable direction of Miss Margaret Burke, assisted by Miss Catherine Burke and Miss Doris Lynch, the Staff brings to a close its activities for the year by sponsoring the Senior Class Banquet financed by funds from this activity. 1st Row: J. Madden, M. Linscott (Pres ' .), Mr. S. Ricker, R. McClay (V-Pres.), L. Foley (Sec.), J. Johnson. 2nd Row: J. Veno, J. Pattelena, L. Thurber, R. Burns, I. Pearson. J lati ua i A, Scholarship, service, leadership, character—these four qualities deter¬ mine membership in the Woburn chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Contrary to pop¬ ular belief, scholarship alone does not make a Student eligible for member¬ ship, although each member must maintain a B average. Most of the students in this society hold high offices in other school activities. Membership in the society is one of the highest honors which a student can achieve in high school—an honor which is carried on beyond high school, for graduate membership is retained after gradua¬ tion. To stimulate interest in the society, members are encouraged to wear em¬ blems of this national organization and printed membership cards are given to each member. This society is under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Shipley Ricker. During the fall one of the most active groups in the school was the Cross Country Team. The boys had a great deal of stamina and underwent rigorous training under Coach John McGovern and their enthusiastic Captain John Dineen. The season ran from the open¬ ing of the school year through the first of November. In addition to competing with surrounding schools, the team ran in the Pilgrim Division Meet, the Mid¬ dlesex Valley League Meet, and the State Meet. This team made a fine showing at all of these events. C t A-4- 1st Row: R. Kelley, J. Ray, J. Dineen (Cap ' t), Mr. J. McGovern, J. Marlowe, J. Porter (Mgr.), R. Doherty, R. Walsh. 2nd Row: R. McGurl, R. Wells, M. Moen, J. Upton, P. Foley (Mgr.), B. Johnson, D. Johnson. 3rd Row: K. Glenville, D. O ' Donnell, J. Foley, R. Pierce, T. Hamilton, T. Chester. Although the Field Hockey Team was not victorious this year, they displayed qualities of good character and sports¬ manship inspired by their excellent coach, Miss Trowbridge. They put every effort into the games and played their best. On many unpleasant days they could be found out on the field, hoping to perfect their game. 7 1st Row: C. Sweetser, L. Cuozzi, N. Wheaton, L. Roth, Miss Trowbridge, J. Madden, L. Thurber, J. Veno, J. Seminatore, J. Johnson. 2nd Row: P. Lindberg, A. Sumner, E. Norton, C. Cooke, L. Robinson, M. Ross, M. Claflin, S. Humphry, M. Cain. 3rd Row: J. Cantrell, S. Newman, E. Hester, J. O ' Neil, M. Stearns, C. Gourlis, S. Wells. 1st Row: G. Callahan, R. Kelley, J. Ray, Mr. J. McGovern, R. Brady (Cap ' t), J. Porter (Mgr), R. Doherty, J. Marlowe, R. Walsh. 2nd Row: D. Johnson, R. Wells, M. Moen, J. Dineen, R. Pierce, J. Upton, P. Foley, K. Smith, B. Johnson, P. Giorgio. 3rd Row: K. Glenville, D. O ' Donnell, H. Redfern, J. Foley, J. Foley, W. Noyes, T. Hamilton, C. Hill, W. Brissenden, T. Chester. One of the prominent signs of spring is the appearance of the track team at practice. Every afternoon the can¬ didates practice on the track and sur¬ rounding areas. Main interest is in the dashes, field events, and distance runs. Under the coaching of Mr. McGovern, the team has been outstanding, and during the 1954 season brought the championship to Woburn High. This year ' s team holds promise of retaining this great honor. 1st Row: L. Cuozzi, A. Dahlman, J. Johnson, Miss Higgins, M. Stearns (Captain), J. Madden, R. Abreau, S. Sarno, N. Wheaton. 2nd Row: P. Gallagher, L. Robinson, P. Marshall, M. Ross, J. Hartnett, G. McKee, M. Masse, M. Danforth, T. Wall, B. Goles. 3rd Row: J. Flaherty A. Sumner, S. Mullen, N. Thorne, H. Spooner, J. Johnson, S. Humphry, M. Cain. 4th Row: N. Robinson, P. Lombard, L. Caros, J. O ' Neil, J. Hemsworth, K. Matson, L. Black, J. Seminatore, S. Bedley. The Girls ' Basketball Team practices on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The first and second teams are made up of all classes in the school. Nine games were played and our girls gave the opponents a good battle each time. Miss Higgins deserves much credit for coaching the girls in playing the best possible game regardless of the score. Woburn-—27 ... Clements—40 Woburn—43.Winthrop—21 Woburn—20.Concord—36 Woburn—33 . Wilmington—49 Woburn—29 Melrose—35 Woburn—45 .Somerville—37 Woburn—36 Reading—15 This year the basketball team was composed mainly of veterans. Although it lacks height, it displays a great deal of spirit and team work. Paul Lennon, in his second year as captain, was a most able leader who seemed to inject courage and fight into his team mates. Much recognition is due to Mr. Flaherty, who led the team to the Northeastern Conference Champ¬ ionship in 1954. This year ' s team had a large following of loyal fans. 1st Row: N. Triantafilou, A, Rosa, P. Lennon (Cap ' t), P. Marshall, J Donahue. 2nd Row: Mr. Flaherty, P. Foley, R. Tancreti, R. Bradley, D. Robinson, E. Flaherty, P. Mc- Elheney, R. Kelley (Mgr.). Baseball is a popular sport at Wo¬ burn High School, and each year an exceptionally fine team is produced. Last year the team won the Northeast¬ ern Conference Championship and competed in the sectional playoff. They played Somerville at Braves Field. With many of the players returning this year, there is a good chance that we shall once again have a winning team. Credit is due to the team ' s able coach, Mr. McDonough, who has been so successful in his coaching assign¬ ment. 1st Row: T. Walsh, P. Lennon, Mr. McDonough, R. White, N. Cuozzi, P. Marshall. 2nd Row: P. Foley, P. McElheney, J. Kilbride, P. DiTucci, J. Nolan, J. Castiglione. 3rd Row: R. Murphy, K. Curran, D. Carey, P. Murphy, R. Tancreti, R. McDonough. 1st Row: A. Rosa, J. McLaughlin, D. Robinson, E. Bavaro, W. Spolidoro, W. Hall, J. Haverty, R. Bumpus. 2nd Row: W. Murphy, P. Marshall, J. Castiglione, A. Rotondo, R. Tancreti, L. Carey. The Football Team had an outstand¬ ing season. Although the captain, Nick Triantafilou, was unable to play be¬ cause of a neck injury, he worked with our excellent coaches, Mr. Dorrington, Mr. Corleto, Mr. White, and Mr. Mur¬ ray, building up and sparking the team to eight wins and one tie. These vic¬ tories brought us the Northeastern Conference Championship and the championship of Class C. Because of the team ' s sportsmanship and victory, the people of Woburn sponsored a drive to send the boys to Washington, D. C. Swampscott—7 . Woburn—20 Wakefield—12 .Woburn—20 Reading—13 . Woburn—13 Winthrop—6.Woburn—37 Amesbury—6. Woburn—27 Stoneham—6 . Woburn—19 Marblehead—7 . Woburn—20 Danvers—6 . Woburn—33 Winchester—13 . Woburn—18 1st Row: A. Dean, J. Downey, J. Upton, J. Kilbride (Cap ' t), J. McGilvary, W. Dunnigan, T. Walsh. 2nd Row: R. Quinno, A. Hudson, W. Johnson, D. Nisonger, D. Finethy, J. Gareri, D. Kilbride, Mr. R. Connolly, P. Golden. 3rd Row: F. O ' Rourke, R. Murphy, L. Thomas, J. McCabe, D. Carey, T. Martin. The 1954-55 Hockey Squad is the first to represent Woburn High School in about twenty years. It is very well equipped and has improved with each game. We realize how hard the boys worked to produce a fine team because they sacrificed their sleep to practice from 5:00 to 6:00 A. M. on Saturdays at the Lynn Arena. Mr. Robert Connolly was their competent coach and he was aided by James Kilbride as captain. GOLF 1st Row: M. Sumner, M. McHugh, J. DeVito, K. Glenville, Mr. Flaherty, T. Hamilton, A. Wedlock, S. Sarno, J. Rafter. 2nd Row: C. Nett, A. Abreau, B. Goles, M. Masse, M. Danforth, M. McKenzie, E. Sarno, P. Lombard, R. DeVito, J. Flaherty. 3rd Row: B. McDonald, L. Ross, K. Matson, J. Kelley, J. Hemsworth, V. McGowan, C. Venuti, N. McLaughlin, J. McDonough, C. Sweetser. 4th Row: E. Sarno, D. Fletcher, R. Pierce, N. Johnson, H. O ' Brien, M. Stearns, J. Doucette. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Seated: J. Foley, M. Linscott, K. Flynn, L. Foley. Standing: J. Veno, I. Pearson, R. Quilitzsch, J. Johnson. (Boys 1 —Rotary; Girls—Woman ' s Club). JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Y. Pattelena (Treas.), R. Bumpus (V.-Pres.), Mr. Flaherty (Adviser), E. Flaherty (Pres.), J. Devito (Sec.). SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS M. Cain (Sec.), Miss Lyons (Adviser), J. McGilvary (Pres.), F. Corsetti (V.-Pres.). Castiglione Puts Thump in Woburn High Attack But It ' s No One-Man Team; pRESENTING ■ | ITITII I • 1 B b vic Johnst By BUD COLVINS ioned triptethreai hack, a seasoned back-; M(ty line may Ijo leading Woburn High to since pre-war days. That ' s the opinion of Arrington, who gives it with his fingers ihinKs ahead to his team’s next four op- -rivai Stonehan Marblehead, Danvers and ” WILL ! i jjw U ' .M.fcS- UA-J 7f U ts FUii£dK0 C-APTAfH “ tO A v ROTOACO SUCK fRlA iLOU a wofoscry) I IS A T JPUZ .j PMKKAT LK£ JCfc ' ! Hfe. Ffi.IT 1 mask back 1 hi ' 1 has scored 58 el ' nm ts this year. declared’ irher Holy Cross center, B? Ldlbayk in’the .single. Irpd T, then drops bark to P i spot in the short kick: i. The oppofttkht can ' t ; whal KeV going, to ho. ■ .«. this 34. i hpounder ' school edition of B. U.V armtut f Bthi- GS-Kyuh fcm’t get the idea we ' re, ;s ream, continued Fan!. ' player in the Uackfiekl and pass, dust last Sat-: joins ' Amcsbuvy, block-; Ton3 Rotondo. the only i i he starting bsekfte’d, I hack to throw Hvo i-n passes to our excel-: is catching end, Tony JMK w-} Aa Aiokh P T ' HD iF R- lAfe RtGtTT OiOE QB This w.u : FRa K. Fn UClA, R.-E- FAUL (UVX.MaKR TftVCtt AT« ! -Then we are fortunate 10 ha boy ranks, scored two touchdowns os Woburn defect Winchester in the gome between previously unbed teoms. WOBURN ' S WONDER BOY,- Joe Castiglione, off on a 30 -yard jaunt in the second half of the gome with traditional rival Winchester or Woburn. Joltin ' Joe, one of the fastest ond hardest running bocks in school¬ ifcvr% junior pemerhutm carried ' times for a her. gain. ei yards aw? a 3.7 yard avers j fifiBS ! Running mate Tanereti jh« knife dike thrusts for t.hejs tackles and the ends a? hig; : !touchdown clinched the gamer and Woburn ' s tu ? state title,] The lanky 155-pounder feted the- bftU 20 times fur 130 yards and! a 5.5 yard average. The Woburn victory gave the, Orange and Black a rechrd of! eight triumphs � ie wJ H,! Reading, equal! t ever put togeth ’way hack in l! Although Wi’ (flashes ff its tiie Detroit Uons a good bet Via then- T;lid straight N. F. � ta the site pf the c ilf the N. B A. means it, ipotentials in le iJoe Bchnb and khe must hnpn |lhc game was ,io coni Tot the Tvcd of the -Hush [portunif’ics. | iwOBVRN JXHVlf I IN BKOONB Hj I Woburn ' s pos| netted it 22 tw. hor Winchester I yards to 145 foil likorottghiy did j [nate the seeondl I Chester cou ld gal The committee prepares and serves refresh¬ ments to our visitors at Open House while Julie and Everett entertain our guests. The Cross Country Team Banquet at Belmont High School on Decem¬ ber 8. The Basketball Team relaxes at a private home after its December 29 game played at Brandon, Vermont. ■SSI Junior Class Marshal, Carol Hed- blom, with her assistants, escorts the Seniors at their Class Day, June 2, 1954. MOST ATHLETIC J. Madden N. Triantafilou MOST TALENTED J. Johnson E. Bavaro CUTEST J. McLaughlin C. Lavacchia MOST POPULAR P. Lennon J. Johnson WITTIEST A. Rosa J. Catania NICEST SMILE S. Johnson P. Marshall MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED R. McLay I. Pearson BEST DRESSED T. McKee C. Lavacchia Thomas McKee To Tune of Melody of Love Now that we are leaving Woburn High, There ' s no time for grieving—just good-bye. Teachers, friends and classmates, we ' ll miss you; And our hearts will e ' er be true. All too soon we ' ll go our diverse ways, As we sing to thee a song of praise. Courage, knowledge, faith will never die. Hail to thee, dear Woburn High. PERFECTION by Irma Lorraine Pearson Perfection, sages say, is God ' s alone, And like the well of life is but a dream, A golden pendant shining in the minds of men, A spur for those who strive for thoughts supreme. A line of lovely music or poetic phrase Transports a soul to wondrous realms profound. For one supernal second, timeless, full. The summit sought so long at last is found. Perhaps perfection thus can be attained. For who defines this goal beyond our reach? An ecstasy divine, a secret pure, The hope of youth, the lesson God must teach. y lot The publishing of our annual, The Innitou ' , is a big financial undertaking. Without the generous as¬ sistance of our sponsors and our advertisers, we could not possibly have a yearbook. The staff wishes to thank all of them for their contributions and re¬ quest our readers to patronize these people when¬ ever possible. In addition to financial backing, success de¬ pends upon good leadership. The Class of ' 55 has had that quality in the guidance of our advisers. Miss Margaret Burke, Miss Catherine Burke, and Miss Doris Lynch have been responsible for the suc¬ cess of our publication. We appreciate the many hours they have given to make our book possible. (ntd-ot - 99 A FRIEND A RESIDENT OF DAY CIRCLE ANTHONY ABREU MR. and MRS. MANUEL J. ABREU MRS. GEORGE ABREU GEORGE W. ADAMS MRS. HENRY ADAMS MARION C. ADAMS DR. and MRS. P. A. ADAMS DAVE AHERN MRS. JOHN AHERN MARGUERITE L. AHERN MRS. ROSE AGRESTO FRED H. AIREY MR. and MRS. J. L. AIREY JACK AIREY MR. and MRS. JAMES AIREY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH AIREY MR. and MRS. ANTHONY ALIBRANDI DR. ALBERT A. ALTAVESTA JOSEPH ALTAVESTA ANGELO AMICO MRS. ANTOINETTE AMICO MRS. J. T. ANDERSON, JR. MRS. KATHERINE ANDERSON MRS. LORRAINE ANDERSON MISS OLGA ANDERSON PAUL ANDREWS MISS ANNA ELIZABETH ANGIUONI MISS ELIZABETH ROSE ANGIUONI MISS ESTHER LILLIAN ANGIUONI KENNETH ANGUM CHARLES ANNAS RITA ARGUTI MR. and MRS. CHRISTIO ARKALIS, Burlington FRANCIS T. ARMEY HENRY ARNAULT, Boston DR. E. D. ATWOOD V. J. AUGELLO LINDSEY H. AYER MICHAEL AZZONE DR. and MRS. MEYER S. BAER MRS. ELSIE BAIN MRS. EDWARD S. BALDWIN MR. and MRS. JOHN BALESTERIRI MR. and MRS. FRANK BALESTRIER SALVATORE J. BALESTIERE, SR. MISS BERTHA BANE EARL BANE CHARLES E. BANKS MISS ELEANOR BANKS, Winchester MRS. RALPH BANKS ERNEST BARBAS JOHN S. BARBAS JAMES BARLOW MRS. ROSALIE BARNES ALICE BARRY, Dorchester MRS. JOSEPH BARRY, JR. MR. and MRS. A. M. BARTLETT, Winchester MISS DOROTHY E. BARTLETT, Winchester MISS JOANN BARTLETT, Winchester WILLIAM E. BARTLETT, Melrose ETHEL M. BASCOM KATHERINE T. BASS MR. and MRS. ALTON K. BASSETT, Brockton MRS. FRANK BATTEN MISS HAZEL BATTEN MRS. ROBERT BATTEN ROBERT BATTEN, JR. CARMELA BAUDANZA MRS. JAMES BAUDANZA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH BAUDANZA MRS. LOUISE BAVARO MICHAEL BAVARO VITO J. BAVARO MISS ANNE BAVUSO JOHN BAVUSO SAMUEL BAVUSO MR. and MRS. OREL M. BEAN MRS. RICHARD N. BEATON MRS. JOHN BEATTY MR. and MRS. EMIL G. BEAUCHAMP ROBERT BENNETT, Medford MARY BENULLO GEORGE BERGIN MR. and MRS. AUSTIN BERTON JOSEPH BETTENCOURT MRS. CHARLES BILLINGHAM, N. H. MR. and MRS. RALPH BISHOP MISS BEVERLEY A. BIXBY MR. and MRS. EVERETT J. BIXBY GLADYS BLAIR MR. and MRS. GERARD BLAIS MR. and MRS. HENRY D. BLAKE MRS. PAUL BLAKE BOB ' S SUNOCO STATION MR. and MRS. LEO BOISONEAULT MRS. SANTO BONINCONTRO MRS. E. BOOKER ALBERT N. BORGESON CHARLES BOUTWELL DONALD BOUTWELL EDWARD F. BOWE MRS. ELSIE BOYD ROBERT BOYD MRS. CHARLES BRADLEY, Alameda, California CHARLES C. BRADLEY, Alameda, California CLIFFORD BRADLEY MRS. ELIZABETH S. BRADLEY MR. and MRS. JAMES BRADLEY ALICE BRADY MR. and MRS. CHARLES A. BRADY FRANK T. BRADY CATHERINE P. BRENNAN JAMES F. BRENNAN MR. and MRS. ALFRED G. BRIGHAM MRS. JAMES F. BRISSENDEN EDNA BRISTOL MRS. E. M. BROCK IRVING BROWN MR. and MRS. J. DOULAS BROWN MRS. ROSE BROWN VERA BROWN WILLIAM BROWN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM P. BROWN E. BRUCE, Stoneham ANTHONY A. BUONARO MRS. HAROLD BRYENTON MRS. JOHN BUCKLEY MR. and MRS. J. FREDERICK BUEL ELIZABETH BUNKER, Cambridge FRANK BUONANNO ROSE BUONARSA MRS. CARMEN BUONO JOHN C. BURCHILL, West Medford MR. and MRS. C. FRED BURDETT MRS. ADELE BURKE CATHERINE BURKE MARGARET L. BURKE THOMAS R. BURKE MR. and MRS. H. W. BURNES JOSEPH BURNS, Alaska MRS. GUY BUSA JOSEPH BUSA INEZ C. BUZZELL OUR SPONSORS (Continued) lR. and MRS. ANTHONY CACCHIOTTI, Everett MISS CLARA CACCHIOTTI, Everett MISS NORA CACCHIOTTI, Everett MRS. PETER CACCHIOTTI, Everett ANN CAGNINA JERRY CAGNINA JOSEPH CAGNINA MARGARET A. CAHILL EARL W. CAIL SHIRLEY CAIL MARY CAIN MR. and MRS. JOSEPH CAINES, Everett MR. and MRS. LEON F. CALL ROBERT CALLAHAN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM P. CALLAHAN, JR. PEGGY CALLINAN ADELINE CAMACHO MRS. CATHERINE CAMPBELL CHESTER CANADA, Wilmington JAMES CANADA VIRGINIA CANNEY MRS. ANTHONY J. CANON MR. and MRS. EDWARD J. CANTILLON, JR. ANASTASIA G. CANTY MRS. FLORENCE CAPLIS MR. and MRS V. M. CARBONE MISS JOAN CARDALEEN MRS. JOHN CARDALEEN MR. and MRS. DANIEL F. CAREY HELEN L. CAREY MR. and MRS. LEO S. CAREY GEORGE CARLSON PATRICIA M. CARLSON RED CARLSON LEONORA CAROS MARY CARPENTER YVONNE CARPENTER MICHAEL J. CARPENELLO EDWARD J. CARRIGAN MRS. MARGARET CARROL HAROLD ANTHONY CARTA, JR„ Tewksbury HARRIET CARTER NORMAN CARTER, Quincy REV. and MRS. PERCY A. CARTER WALTER CARTER MR. and MRS. JOHN CARTON, SR. MRS. HARRIET CARVER MARILYN CASALINUOVO, Winchester MRS. DOROTHY CASHELL MR. and MRS. ALADINO J. CASSETTARI, Charlestown MRS. FRANK CASTIGLIONE MR. and MRS. ALFRED J. CASTINE LOUIS CASTRIOTTA MRS. ANTHONY CATINO MISS BETTE JO CATINO DOLORES A. CATINO MAURICE B. CAUCHON MR. and MRS. MAURICE CAUCHON NELLO CERQUA MRS. RALPH T. CERRETANI MR. and MRS. WILLIAM T. CHADDOCK EVERETT G. CHAMBERLAIN, JR., N H MARY E. CHAMBERS MISS MARY ELIZABETH CHANDLER, Everett EARL CHAPMAN, Lexington JULIA CHAPMAN, Lexington JOHN CHESSON, N. H. CATHERINE E. CHESTER CORNELIUS CHESTER MR and MRS. ROBERT W. CHESTER MR. and MRS. A. CHISHOLM MRS. ANTHONY CHIUMENTO MRS. EDNA CHRISTIE MR. and MRS. ANTHONY CIAMPA JOSEPHINE CIAMPA MRS. TOSEPHINE CIAMPA EDWIN J. CILLEY, N. H. MR. and MRS. WALTER R. CILLEY, N. H. MR. and MRS. ROBERT E. CLAFLIN, SR. ROBERT E. CLAFLIN, JR. MARY and BERNIE ' S CLAMHOUSE IRENE CLAPP MRS. GRACE CLARK, Billerica JUDITH CLARKE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH CLARKE MISS MARY CLARKE CHARLES E. CLIMO, Wakefield PATRICIA COACHE HELEN E COAKLEY RALPH COAKLEY ROY ]. COAKLEY ANNETTE COCCOLUTO FRANK COCCOLUTO MR. and MRS. FRANK COCCOLUTO MRS. LOUIS COIRO RAYMOND L. COLACHICO MISS ANNA COLEMAN MRS. RALPH COLLAZZO MR. and MRS. ANTHONY COMERIO MRS. WILLIAM COMERIO AGNES E. CONNELLY FRANCIS P. CONNOLLY MRS. ISABELLE CONNOLLY MISS JANE CONNOLLY P. JOSEPH CONNOLLY, JR. MRS. MARY CONNOLLY MRS. MILDRED CONNOLLY MR. and MRS. OWEN CONNOLLY, JR. ROBERT CONNOLLY GERALD J. CONNORS KAREN M. CONNORS MORTON D. CONNORS, JR.. Burlington MORTON D. CONNORS, SR. ' MRS. PATRICIA DEEHAN CONROY ♦ MISS CYNTHIA COOKE MISS LORRAINE E. COOKE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM M. COOKE ANGELO J. CORSETTI MRS. ANGELO CORSETTI MRS. DOMINIC CORSETTI MR. and MRS. JOHN CORSETTI MRS. COSGROVE INGRID COSTA MR. and MRS. PETER J. COSTELLO RICHARD J. COSTELLO TOMMY COSTELLO MR. and MRS. THOMAS D. COSTELLO SR MRS. FRED COX MR. and MRS. LESLIE M. COX MRS. TOM CRAIGTON MRS. F. A. CRAMPHORN, JR. JAMES W. CRAVEN MRS. THOMAS CREIGHTON MR.and MRS. R. CROCKER MRS. ROY F. CROFT MISS AGNES CRONIN MRS. ANNE P. CRONIN MRS. J. CRONIN MR. and MRS. PAUL CRONIN, Wakefield MR. and MRS. FRANK CROSBY WILLIAM CROSBY J. CROWLEY FRANCIS P. CULLEN MR. and MRS. GARRETT J. CULLEN MRS. JOHN CULLEN CUMMINGS FURNITURE COMPANY MR. and MRS. CHARLES CURRAN JOSEPH F. CURRAN LEO V. CURRAN MRS. MARY CURRAN MR. and MRS. JOHN CUSATO OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MR. and MRS. STEPHEN DAGATA MRS. GUY D ' AGOSTINO ANN M. DAHLMAN FRITZ DAHLMAN MISS JANET A. DAHLMAN MR. and MRS. VERNER DAHLMAN JOHN F. DALEY V ILLIAM P. DALEY CATHERINE M. DALY ANN DAMRATH MRS. HELEN DANEHY MR. and MRS. WARNER DANFORTH JANE DANGO MISS DOROTHY DARES ALICE K. DAVIS, Dorchester ANNA DAVIS LT. FRANCIS J. DAVIS MR. and MRS. FRANK DAVIS MISS LILLIAN DAVIS MR. and MRS. ROLAND F. DAVIS, Winchester WILLIAM P. DAVIS ' ADM. GERALD B. DAWSON WILLIAM DAY, Boston MISS THERESA DE ABREU, Gloucester PATRICK DeBENEDICTIS MR. and MRS. FRANK DEE, Arlington MR. and MRS. CHARLES P. DELANEY MR. and MRS. WALTER A. DELANEY MRS. GERTUDE DelCORE MRS. FRED DELFINO MR. and MRS. HA ROLD DeLONG MR. and MRS. DONALD DELUCA JOHN DeMASI JACK DEMO MR. and MRS. HENRY DEMPSEY RICHARD B. DESMOND MRS. SANTA DeSOUZA ANTHONY DeSTASIO MR. and MRS. A. DeTESO JOHN J. DEVANEY JEAN DEVER MR. and MRS. PHILIP DEVER ROBERT DEVER DR. and MRS. JAMES DEVINE JEAN DeVITO JOHN J. DIAMONTE M. DIANNI JOHN DiMARCO MRS. ROSE DiMARCO MR. and MRS. ANGELO DiNALLO CHRISTINA M. DiNAPOLI HARRY DiNARDO MR. and MRS. DANIEL F. DINEEN DANIEL DISTASIO FRANK DIPERSI, Winchester NICK DiZIO, Winchester MR. and MRS. WILLARD DODGE MISS DOHERTY MRS. ANNE J. DOHERTY CHARLIE DOHERTY EDWARD DOHERTY ELIZABETH M. DOHERTY FRED DOHERTY JOSEPH E. DOHERTY, SR. LOUISE M. DOHERTY MARJORIE E. DOHERTY MRS. PAUL DOHERTY PAUL L. DOHERTY HELEN V. DOHERTY TOBY DOHERTY, Winchetster MRS. JOSEPH J. DONAGHEY PETER J. DONAHER MRS. ANNA DONAHUE MRS. BART DONAHUE JAMES DONAHUE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH DONAHUE STEPHEN DONAHUE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM DONAHUE MRS. MARY DONEGAN, Somerville MRS. MARY C. DONEGAN BARBARA DORSEY MR. and MRS. WALTER DOUCETTE CHARLES DOUVRIS PETER W. DOUVRIS MR. and MRS. JOHN D. DOWNEY MRS. GEORGE DOYLE MR. and MRS. GEORGE H. DRISCOLL MRS. H. P. DUFFANY MRS. DULONG MRS. EUGENIA DULONG BARBARA DUNBURY DALE DUNIVAN, Lynnfield MRS. ARTHUR DUPAY MRS. R. C. DURLIN MRS. JOHN J. DWYER MRS. ROBERT L. DWYER MR. and MRS. WILLIAM F. DWYER MR. and MRS. BERNARD ECKBERG MR. and MRS. ARTHUR EDMONDS ARTHUR R. EDMONDS MARJORY EDMONDS MISS PATRICIA EDWARDS MR. and MRS. GUNNAR EK HAROLD EKSTROM ELITE BARBER SHOP SARA ELMSTROM MR. and MRS. GEORGE H. EMERY MRS. FLORA ERICKSON MISS MABEL JEAN ERICKSON VINCENT ERICKSON, Saugus MISS CAROL ERWIN FREDERICK ERWIN MARJORIE M. ERWIN RICHARD ERWIN ANN ESSIGMANN WILLIAM ESTES MRS. WILLIAM J. ESTES MRS. GRACE EVANS MRS. ALICE S. EVERBERG CARL O. EVERBERG MRS. CARL F. E. FAHLOW MR. and MRS. ANTHONY F. FARINO MRS. BERTHA FARMER ALFIO FARO ANNA FARREY BENJAMIN FAULKES MR. and MRS. JAMES E. FEENEY MARGARET L. FEENEY NORMAN L. FENTON JAMES E. FERRIE, New York DICK FICOCIELLO MRS. JOHN FICOCIELLO FRANK FIGUCIA MISS LORETTA FIGUCIA BENJAMIN FILAMOND FREDDA FINEBERG MR. and MRS. ALBERT F. FINETHY ALBERT J. FINETHY HAROLD W. FINETHY MRS. HAROLD W. FINETHY HAROLD W. FINETHY, JR. RICHARD FINETHY MRS. J. FINLEY FRANCIS FINN FITZLER AUTO REPAIR ALBERT FLAHERTY JEAN FLAHERTY JOAN FLAHERTY WILLIAM H. FLAHERTY, JR. HAROLD W. FLANNIGAN OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MR. and MRS. WILLIAM FLAVIN MR. and MRS. E. J. FLEMING EDWARD FLEMING, JR. DAPHNE FLETCHER GREGORY DUNSTAN FLETCHER MR. and MRS. R. DUNSTAN FLETCHER, JR. MRS. STEPHEN FLYNN STEPHEN J. FLYNN MISS MARY E. FOLAN MISS FRANCES K. FOLEY MR. and MRS. JAMES A. FOLEY MR. and MRS. JAMES E. FOLEY MRS. KATHERINE FOLEY MRS. MARTIN FOLEY PAUL FOLEY MR. and MRS. GEORGE R. FOSKITT, JR., No. Reading BILL FOSTER MRS. MARION FOSTER GRACE FOUNTAIN ROSALENE FOUNTAIN WILLARD E. FOUNTAIN, JR. MR. and MRS. WILLARD E. FOUNTAIN, SR. MRS. CHESTER R. FOWLE MRS. DONALD R. FOWLE EVELYN W. FOWLE NORMAN FRANCIS MRS. NORMAN FRANCIS MRS. ETHEL FREGIS MR. and MRS. FRANK W. FRENCH, JR. MR, and MRS. HAROLD FRENCH MRS. DANIEL FRIEL MR. and MRS. VICTOR H. FROBERG MRS. LILLIAN FUCARILE MR. and MRS. JOHN E. GAFFNEY PEARL GAFFNEY CHARLES J. GALLAGHER MR. and MRS. FRANK A. GALLAGHER MRS. HAROLD GALLAGHER JEANETTE GALLAGHER MRS. MARION GALLAGHER PATTI GALLAGHER PAULINE GALLAGHER MR. and MRS. FRANK GALLO JANE GANBORDELLA BARBARA GANGI MRS. MICHAEL GANGI BETTE C. GARDEN EARL GARDEN MRS. ELIZABETH GARDEN MR. GARERI MRS. J. GARERI MRS. GARRITY REV. JAMES A. GARRITY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH W. GARRITY MRS. RICHARD GARRITY RICKIE GARRITY PAUL F. GARVEY THOMAS E. GATELY MR. and MRS. L. GAUDEOSO MRS. JEANNETTE GAUTREAY, R. I. MRS. RICHARD GAUTREAU ' MR. and MRS. ALPHONSE GAUVREAU JOSEPH E. GAUVREAU, Somerville MISS MARY GAYNOR, Boston DANIEL GENTILE EUGENE GENTILE FRANK GENTILE PAT GENTILE PATRICIA GENTILE PATRICK GENTILE SALVATORE GENTILE SALVATORE GENTILE. JR. MRS. SALVATORE GENTILE NICK GERARDI DR. JOHN E. GERETY MR. and MRS. ANTHONY GERRY MR. and MRS. HENRY GERRY MRS. MARY GERRY MR. and MRS. WALTER GERRY PETER J. GIANNOTTI BARBARA GIBSON MARY PATRICIA GIGGEY JOHN C. GIGLIOTTI, Medford GERALD GILBERT WILLIAM GILBERTSON MR. and MRS. P. W. GILL ANNIE GILLESPIE, Winchester MRS. HELEN GILLESPIE JANE GILLESPIE, Winchester DAVID GINSBURG FRANK GISTEN MISS F. WINIFRED GIVEN JOHN F. GIVEN WILLIAM GLATIS, East Boston MR. and MRS. DAVID F. GLAVIN, Pinehurst ANNE GLENNON JAMES F. GLENNON, JR. MRS. B. S. GLIDDEN MRS. WILFRED GODING BERNARD J. GOLDEN, JR. MISS JOYCE GOLDEN JOHN D. GOLDSMITH MRS. ANTHONY GONSALVES MR. and MRS. EDWARD F. GONSALVES MRS. HAROLD GONSALVES MISS JEAN GONSALVES JOE GONSALVES MRS. JOHN G. GONSALVES NATALIE B. GONSALVES VIRGINIA GONSALVES MR. and MRS. ARTHUR GOODNOUGH, Medford MR. and MRS. WILLIAM GOODNOUGH, Winchest MRS. LINCOLN S. GOODSELL JEROME GORRASI SOPHIE E. GORRASI CHARLOTTE GOUTHRO ARTHUR GOVOSTES DONALD GOVOSTES KENNETH GOVOSTES SARAH GOVOSTES ISAAC GRAHAM MR. and MRS. J. RAYMOND GRAHAM WILLIAM GRAHAM MR. and MRS. WILLIAM GRAHAM PATRICK GRALTON DONALD L. GRAVES MR. and MRS. ASA GRAY MRS. MARY M. GRAY MR. and MRS. BENJAMIN GREEN, (Penn.) MR. and MRS. RUSSELL A. GREEN MR. and MRS. ALBERT GREENAN MR. and MRS. HARRY C. GREENE ALEX GRETSKY MRS. R. GRICUS ROBERT GRIDELLI MRS. JAMES GRIFFIN JOHN P. GRIFFIN, Billerica MR. and MRS. ROBERT GRIFFIN MR. and MRS. R. L. GULDIN MR. and MRS. JOHN H. GUNTER MELVIN HAGAN MR. and MRS. ALBERT R. HAKANSON DAWN M. HALEY THOMAS J. HALEY ARCHIBALD HALL ARTHUR HALL VERNON HALL PETER HALLORAN OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MR. and MRS. THOMAS E. HALLORAN MR. and MRS. CHARLES W. HAM MR. and MRS. THOMAS HAMILTON MARTHA HAMMOND MRS. THOMAS HAMMOND MR. and MRS. W. G. HAMMOND S. E. HAMPTON MRS. LUCY D. HAMRICK THOMAS HANLON, JR., Salem CHARLES G. HANSEN MARION T. HANSEN MR. and MRS. EDWARD HANSON BARBARA HARDING, Malden MRS. ELLIOTT HARDY MRS. MARY HARDY MRS. THOMAS HARDY, SR. MRS. GEORGE HARGROVE HARKINS CAB CO. LEO HARKINS MR. and MRS. THOMAS HARKINS BERNARD HARRIGAN MISS JEAN HARRINGTON JOHN HARRINGTON CHARLES W. HART MRS. CHARLES W. HART MRS. E. D. HART EDWARD DEXTER HART JOSEPHINE W. HART MARGARET HART JOSEPH F. HARTNEF MRS. OLIVE HARTSHORNE MR. and MRS. f. FRANK HASSETT CECELLA E. HAVERTY JOAN HAVERTY MR. and MRS. JOHN E. HAVERTY THOMAS HAVERTY MRS. ELLA M. HAYWARD, Burlington WALTER M. HEALD GRACE WEBSTER HEARTZ MR. and MRS. BYRON HEDBLOM ANDREW HEDE, JR. MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER HEIMLICH REV. V ALTER W. HELAND, Ayer MRS. CARLTON HELGERSON MR. and MRS. R. P. HEMMERLINGER MRS. JAMES HENCHEY ED HENNESSEY MR. and MRS. JACK HENNESSEY ANN HESSION EILEEN HESSION HELEN HESSION MRS. GLADYS A. HESTER ED HETHERINGTON MISS ANNA HIGGINS FRANKLIN F. HIGGINS MRS. THOMAS L. HIGGINS MR. and MRS. CECIL LULL PEGGY HILL THOMAS HISLOP MRS. HODGES MR. and MRS. JOHN HODGES ELIZABETH HOGAN MRS. PETER W. HOLLAND HOWARD HOLT, Somerville MR. and MRS. CHESTER A. HORNE, JR. MR. and MRS. GEORGE HOULIHAN MASTER WILLIAM E. HOWARD, Winchester BARBARA HUBBARD MRS. ANNA HUCKINS MR. and MRS. WELDON HUCKINS MRS. E. LEONA HUDSON, Hanson MRS. EDNA HUDSON MRS. JOHN HULL MRS. JOHN HULBERT ETHEL F. HYLDBURG A. A. IANNACCHINO MRS. ANGELO IANNACCHINO MRS. ANDREW JACKSON MRS. JOHN JACOBSON LOUISE JAHNKE MRS. LOUIS JAHNKE MR. and MRS. CHARLES JANER1CCO JOAN JANIS MR. and MRS. ADFORD JAQUITH MRS. ANNIE JEFFERSON H. E. JENKINS A. JENSEN DAVID JENSEN DONALD JENSEN EDITH JENSEN ERIK JENSEN MRS. TOHN JEPSON, Wilmington JOE ' S VARIETY STORE BEATRICE P. JOHNSON MRS. JOHNSON EARL H. JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSON MR. and MRS. EINAR W. JOHNSON ELEANORA M. JOHNSON, North Amherst ERIC JOHNSON GILMAN JOHNSON MRS. H. P. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. HELGE R. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. HERBERT E. JOHNSON, Winchester MRS. JOHN E. JOHNSON, Lynnfield Center MRS. JOHN H. TOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON MR. and MRS. KENDALL JOHNSON MR. and MRS. MARTIN E. JOHNSON RAYMOND JOHNSON MISS RUTH JOHNSON MRS. TORA A. JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON MRS. JOHNSTON MRS. MAE JONES MARY JONES DR. and MRS. THOMAS JONES JONES TWINS MRS. ELENA JORDAN ELIAS M. JOSEPH HJALMAR JOSEPHSON, Winchester DANIEL JOYCE, M. D. SUZAN KALIS ELSIE KAYAVAS AUDREY KEAN MRS. DAN KEAN MR. and MRS. FRED C. KEAN MR. and MRS. L. KEAN, Winchester MRS. MARY KEAN MARY T. KEAN MRS. FRANK KEANE MRS. GRACE KEANEY BERNARD J. KEATING JACK KEE MRS. JAMES KEEGAN, N. H. JAMES KEEGAN, N. H. ANGIE KELLEY FRANCIS J. KELLEY MAJOR and MRS. H. D. KELLEY, N. Y. JAMES KELLEY, North Reading JOSEPHINE KELLEY MISS MARY LOU KELLEY MR. and MRS. WALTER L. KELLEY MISS KELLY ESTHER E. KELLEY MR. and MRS. HAROLD KELLY MRS. KENNEDY FLORENCE M. KENNEDY OUR SPONSORS (Continued) KENNEY and HARTNETT MR. and MRS. E. T. KENNEY TERENCE KENNEY THOMAS KENNEY MRS. FRANCIS KENNY JEAN KERRIGAN WILLIAM KERRIGAN MRS. ARMEN KHOSHABJIAN MR. and MRS. JOSEPH KILBRIDE LAWRENCE R. KILDUFF DEAN KIMBALL EDSON L. KIMBALL MRS. EDWIN KIMBALL MARILYN KING MRS. DOROTHY KINOSKY WARREN KNOWLAND MR. and MRS. WILLIAM KOINES ANNA KONIARES REV. and MRS. A. KONTINOS MRS. EDWARD KOSMA CARL H. KRUGER WILLIAM V. KRUPSKY MRS. JOSEPH LaCASSE MRS. W. LaCASSE WILFRED LaCASSE MRS. ROMA LaDELFE BERYL LAFAYETTE MRS. JOHN LALLY MRS. CHARLES LAMBIAS MRS. JOSEPHINE LAMOND MR. and MRS. J. O. LaMONTAGNE MRS. VICTOR LANCELOTTA MISS JEAN LANCELOTTE MRS. JAMES LANGHAN YVONNE LANGIANO WILLIAM H. LANGILL MRS. and MRS. ANDREW LANGONE ANGELO LANGONE DANIEL LANGONE JERRY LANGONE JOHN LANGONE, Boston JANE C. LANNEN EMERY LANOUETTE MRS. GEORGE LANTZ MRS. ARTHUR A. LaPOINT MRS. AVERY LARKIN MR. and MRS. ELMER V. LARSON, Burlington LOUISE LARSON MR. and MRS. CHARLES LAVACCHIA MRS. CHARLES LAVACCHIA, SR. JOSEPH LAVACCHIA MRS. JOSEPH A. LAVACCHIA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH LAVACCHIA ELIZABETH LAVIN MISS ANN M. LAWN MRS. NELLIE V. LAWN MRS. HENRY LAWRENCE MRS. AGNES LAWSON MRS. FRANK LAWTON, Medford FRANCIS R. LAWTON, Medford MARY LEARY HAZEL LEE THOMAS LEE, No. Wilmington HARRY LEGROW MRS. HARRY LEGROW LOUIS LEMONE MR. and MRS. N. LEMONE FRANK LENBURG MR. and MRS. JOHN T. LENNON LENTZ BROS. WILLIAM LEONARD, JR. ANNA M. LeROUX • ROSE A. LESLIE MRS. LINDQUIST MRS. HELEN LINDSTROM MR. and MRS. JOHN M. LINGLEY HENRY W. LINGLEY, Weston THEODORE R. LINGLEY, Weston MISS BETTY LINSCOTT MR. and MRS. D. B. LINSCOTT LOUIS LINSCOTT MR. and MRS. P. W. LINSCOTT MR. and MRS. GUY LITTLE OLIVER LITTLE MRS. PAUL E. LOGUE MRS. JOHN LOMBARD SAMUEL LOMBARD CHESLEY LORD MISS MARGARET LORD CHARLES H. LORING RUTH LORING GEORGE LOVE SHIRLEY LOVE MR. and MRS. ALFRED LOVGREN MRS. WILLIAM D. LOWNEY EDGARDO LUALDI MRS. ALBERT LUCIA, Winchester ANGELO LUCIA DIANE MARIE LUCIA, Winchester MRS. ERNEST LUCIA GUY LUCIA MRS. OSCAR LUNDBERG MR. and MRS. ERIC LUNDSKOG ROY LUTHER, JR. MRS. ROY LUTHER MISS ALICE LUX MRS. E. R. LYMAN VICTOR LYMAN ANNIE LYNCH DORIS T. LYNCH DOROTHY LYNCH MRS. EDWARD J. LYNCH MISS HELEN LYNCH KATHERINE T. LYNCH MARGARET M. LYNCH MARTIN LYNCH, JR. MRS. NELLIE T. LYNCH T. K. LYNCH, Inc. REV. E. T. LYONS PAULINE LYONS PETER LYONS, Esq. MRS. THOMAS LYONS THOMAS LYONS ANGUS MacDONALD COLIN MacDONALD MR. and MRS. J. ERNEST MacDONALD JOSEPH C. MacDONALD WILLIAM V. MacDONALD JAMES F. MacDONNELL MRS. MARIE MacDONNELL MRS. JAMES MACE JAMES MACE MRS. A. MacFARLANE MISS LINDA MacHUGH MRS. RAYMOND MacINNANTI MRS. ROSAMOND MacKEEN, Stoneham GEORGE MacLEOD EDNA McKAY MACONE ELLEN MARIE MACONE BARBARA MADDEN, Middleton DR. and MRS. E. D. MADDEN GEORGE H. MADDEN SILVIO MAFFEO GUSTAV MAGNUSON MR. and MRS. LEROY MAGUIRE MRS. THOMAS J. MAGUIRE, SR. CHIEF THOMAS J. MAGUIRE MR. and MRS. THOMAS R. MAGUIRE DENIS MAHER MRS. DENIS MAHER OUR SPONSORS (Continued) FRANCIS I. MAHER MR. and MRS. CHARLES MAHONEY MRS. CHARLES T. MAHONEY DANIEL MAHONEY MRS. DOROTHY MAHONEY MRS. JOHN MAHONEY JOHN B. MAHONEY JOSEPH A. MAHONEY JOANNE E. MALONE JAMES H. MALONSON, JR. OLGA J. MANDERILLE MR. and MRS. JOHN MANIE MRS. MARGARET MANLEY EDWARD MARASHIO FRANCES MARCH WILLIAM F. MARCYS MRS. PAUL MARINACCIO MR. and MRS. JOHN A. MARKHAM ANNA MARLOW MR and MRS. HENRY J. MORONEY MR. and MRS. HENRY J. MORONEY DICK MARQUIS RICHARD MARQUIS MISS MARY MARRINAN JOSEPH MARRONE FRED MARSHALL MR. and MRS. HUGH MARSHALL MR. and MRS. JOHN J. MARSHALL WALTER F. MARSHALL MR. and MRS. WILLIAM MARSON- MRS. EDWARD MARTEL MR and MRS. EDWARD MARTEL MRS. JOHN T. MARTIN, SR. KATHARINE G. MARTIN SUSAN S. MARTIN mrs. William martin WILLIAM MARTIN, Belmont ALEXANDER MASKEWICH MRS. ANNA MASKEWICH DING MASOTTA MRS. EDMUND MASSARO MRS. SOFIA MATHARSIL KATHERINE M. MATHSON PAUL W. MATHSON MR. and MRS. HERBERT MATSON JEAN MATSON JOHN MATSON MRS. NILS MATSON MR. and MRS. RAYMOND MATSON MR. and MRS. DAVID J. MATTHEWS HENRIETTA A. MATTHEWS LOUISE S. MAWN miss essie McAllister JAMES McAVOY DR. and MRS. EDWARD McCALL MRS. CATHERINE A. McCANN MR. and MRS. JAMES H. McCARRON PHILIP McCARRON mrs. nora ' McCauley MR. and MRS. HARLOW McCOLGAN mrs. c. McDermott MR. and MRS. KENNETH McDONALD Paul mac McDonald McDonough family MISS ANN McDONOUGH, Winchester JANET McDONOUGH LORRAINE McDONOUGH MRS. WILLIAM McDONOUGH MRS. LILLIAN F. McDUFFEE F. VAUGHAN McDUFFEE JOHN McEACHERN MRS. JAMES McELHINNEY LEO McELHINNEY JUNE McELROY, Lynn RALPH McELROY, Lynn REV. FRANCIS McGANN JOSEPH McGANN MRS. JOSEPH McGANN MR. and MRS. JOSEPH M. McGARRY MISS ANN E. McGARRY MR. and MRS. EDWARD L. McGINN MARY McGINN john f. McGovern ANN B. McGRATH MRS. THOMA S McGOVERN MR. and MRS. JAMES J. McGOWAN MISS MARY L. McGOWAN THOMAS McGOWAN COLLEEN McHUGH MR. and MRS. FRANCIS P. McHUGH JOSEPH McHUGH DANIEL HOWARD McGREW MR. and MRS. ANDREW McHUGH MARION McINNIS, Winchester MRS. A. F. McINTIRE MISS GERTRUDE McINTOSH MR. and MRS. JAMES McKEE, JR. MR. and MRS. JOSEPH T. McKEE JOHN McKEERING JAMES McKEONE leo r. McKinnon MRS. BERNARD McLAUGHLIN MRS. CHRISTINE McLAUGHLIN MRS. ETHEL J. McLAUGHLIN JAMES A. McLAUGHLIN JAMES F. McLAUGHLIN MISS JANE McLAUGHLIN, Woods Hole MRS. JOHN McLAUGHLIN MRS. JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN DR. and MRS. L. S. McLAUGHLIN MARION L. McLAUGHLIN PAULINE McLAUGHLIN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM McLAY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. McLAY MR. and MRS. McLEOD ROBERT H. McLEOD MR. and MRS. LEWIS McMAHON MR. and MRS. TERENCE J. McMANUS MRS. ELIZABETH McMORROW JAMES McMORROW JULIA McNANEY PATRICIA McMORROW MR. and MRS. ROBERT E. McNA-UGHTON ALBERT McSHEFFREY CHARLES W. McSHEFFREY MRS. JOSEPH P. MEARLS, Tewksbury JAMES E. MEEHAN, SR. JOHN P. MEEHAN KEVIN MEEHAN C. W. MEEK, Winchester MR. and MRS. CHARLES W. MEEK, JR., Winchester EDWARD MEEKINS ERNEST MELLON MR. and MRS. ROBERT MERCHANT MRS. GERTRUDE MESSIER, Weston ERNEST A. MESSINGER MRS. MURIEL E. MESSINGER PETER EDWARD MESSINGER DINNY MEUSE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH J. MEUSE SAMUEL W. MICALIZZI MR. and MRS. STEPHEN MILES ALLAN MILLER LIBBY MILLER MRS. MARION MOEN MRS. MONAHAN CLIFFORD MONROE HENRY J. MOONEY MR. and MRS. T. EARLE MOORE MRS. LOUISE MOORE MR. and MRS. THOMAS E. MOORE, JR MR. and MRS. CHARLES T. MORGAN OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MRS. EDWARD MORG AN MR. and MRS. RICHARD MORGAN, Everett GEORGE A. MORRIS MRS. MADELINE MORRIS M MAUDE MORTON, Cambridge ANTHONY MOSCA MRS. A. MOSTIKA MRS. SOPHIE M. MOYER JOSEPHINE M. MULKEEN MRS KATHRYN LYNCH MULLIN, Wakefield GEORGE W. MUNRO MRS. J. W. MURCHINSON MR. and MRS. CHARLES MURPHY MRS. FRANK MURPHY JAMES MURPHY MRS. LAWRENCE MURPHY LAWRENCE J. MURPHY LAWRENCE J. MURPHY, JR. MRS. RALPH J. MURPHY ROBERT MURPHY EDWARD J. MURRAY JANET MURRAY MARY E. MURRAY MR. and MRS. NEIL J. MURRAY MR and MRS. WILLIAM MURRAY JOAN MYERS NAN ' S NURSERY JOHN A. NASON MRS. JOHN A. NASON MRS. A. NAVARO, Everett EDWARD NEILANDER NELSON and POWERS, Inc. ALFRED NELSON, Roxbury MRS. PAUL NELSON CHARLES B NESBIT, Illinois MR. and MRS. RICHARD C. NEWMAN, JR. MISS RUTH C. NEWTON, Boston MR. and MRS. S. PRICE NICHOLAS, Pa. MRS. LeETTA NICHOLSON LEO NICHOLSON JOHN L. NICKERSON MISS ROSE NICOSIA MR and MRS. ARTHUR NIEMAN MRS. CHARLES L. NILES, JR. MR. and MRS. EARL NOBERT MISS BARBARA NOONAN MRS. LOUIS E. NOONAN MRS. LOUIS M. NOONAN MRS. FOLKE NORD MRS. ALICE NORRIS MRS. MARIE NORTON MR. and MRS. EDMUND NUTILE O ' BRIEN BOYS ALONZO B. O ' BRIEN MRS. JOHN F. O ' BRIEN MR. and MRS. PETER O ' BRIEN D. FRANCIS O ' CONNELL, JR. MRS. BARRY E. O ' DOHERTY LEWIS G. O ' DOHERTY MRS. MILDRED O ' DOHERTY MRS. CATHERINE O ' DONNELL MR. and MRS. DORIS O ' DONNELL HUBERT O ' DONNELL JAMES H. O ' DONNELL MRS. JOHN O ' DONNELL MRS. MARY O ' DONNELL WILLIAM O ' DONNELL, Winchester MISS CAROL OFIARA, Conn. MR. and MRS. DONALD O ' FRIEND, N. H. MR. and MRS. LEN O ' KEEFE MR. and MRS. LEONARD C. O ' KEEFE MR. and MRS. GORDON C. OLMSTED GEORGE OLSON MRS. JOHN T. O ' NEIL TOHN H. O ' NEILL TOM O ' NEILL MR. and MRS. FRANCIS M. O ' ROURKE CHARLES F. ORTON MRS. SONJA OSTLUND EARL OULTON MRS. RACHEL PALMER RICHARD PALMER MR. and MRS. JAMES PAPPAS PPT’pr pappnc MR. and MRS. PETER PAPPAS MR. and MRS. PARAS MRS. PARCKARD EARL PARKER MRS. LLOYD PARKER MRS. MARIAN PARKER EDWIN PARSON JOHN PASQUALE, Pinehurst YVONNE M. PATTELENA MR. and MRS. FRED H. PATTERSON MRS. ELLEN PAULSEN MR. and MRS. H. IVER PAULSEN MRS. IVER E. PAULSEN MR. and MRS. NORMAN PAULSEN MR. and MRS. ARTHUR W. PEARSON MISS DOROTHY PEARSON MRS. GUSTAF W. PEARSON MISS NANNIE PEARSON MRS. CALVIN E. PEARSONS EDWARD P. PEARY MRS. JOSEPHINE PEARY PATRICIA PEARY MISS BERNICE PELLETIER, Ayer DONALD PELLETIER MRS. DANIEL PENTO PATRICIA PEPE HAZEL M. PERCY JOSEPH PERERIA MISS BARBARA PERNA MRS. STELLA PERNA MRS. GRACE PERROTTA ANN PERRY MRS. ALBERT E. PETERSON MISS HOPE PETERSON NORMAN PETERSON ALBERT V. PETRELLI MARIAN PETRILLO MRS. LESLIE PETTY PHIL ' S SHOE REPAIR MRS. THERESE PHINNEY ELVIRA J. PICA MARY JEAN PICA EVELYN E. PIERCE, Fla. MR. and MRS. EDGAR R. PIGOTT, SR. LOUIS PINA FRANK PIPER CHARLES PIZZANO JOSEPH PIZZANO JOHN PIZZO ROBERT L. POLLEYS ROGER POOLER MARGUERITE POORE, Winchester MR. and MRS. C. R. PORTER EDWIN K. PORTER JOHN PORTER MRS. NADIA PORTER NORMAN PORTER NORMAN PORTER, JR. THOMAS PORTER GEORGE PROCTOR MRS. MARGARET PROCTOR ELAINE PROUSALIS CHARLES PUOPOLA OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MR. and MRS. PYBURN MRS. MARGARETJ. QUEENIN MISS DOROTHEA QUILITZSCH MR. and MRS. H. QUILITZSCH MISS HILDA QUILITZSCH DONALD QUINN HAROLD E. QUINN MISS JANICE N. QUINN MR. and MRS. KENNETH G. QUINN MR. and MRS. RAYFORD QUINN MRS. WILLIAM F. QUINN MRS. JAMES QUINNO MRS. JOSEPH RAFFERTY RICHARD T. RAFFERTY STEPHEN RAGUCCI S. JOSEPHINE RAMSEY ZILPAH F. RANNEY MRS. JAMES RAY MRS. JOSEPH RAY JOHN A. REDDY HAROLD REDFERN MR and MRS. WILLIAM REDFERN MRS. ROY REEBENACKER MR. and MRS. LEWELLYN REED MRS. DANIEL REGAN, JR. MRS. FREDERICK E. REID BENJAMIN F. REIL GEORGE REIL MRS. PATRICIA REIL WALTER REIS MISS IRENE RENNINSON JOHN RENNINSON MRS. ANN RESTIVO ROSEMARY RESTIVO MISS VERONICA RESTIVO MARIE L. RICHARD CHARLES RICHARDSON SHIPLEY W. RICKER, Burlington DR. and MRS. CHARLES O. RIDGELL, Maryland ANNA RILEY MRS. MARY RILEY MR. and MRS. TIMOTHY F. RING MRS. JAMES P. ROBB MR. and MRS. DONALD C. ROBERTS, Winchester JACK ROBERTSON MRS. HELEN ROBIDEAU MR. and MRS. HIL SON ROBINSON M. JEAN ROBINSON JOHN ROBINSON MRS. MARGARET ROBINSON WILLIAM L. ROBINSON MRS. WILLIAM L. ROBINSON WILLIAM A. ROCHE JIMMIE RODOLFOS MR. and MRS. CARL ROESSLER IRWIN F. ROGERS MRS ADAM ROKETENETZ MRS. CHARLES ROONEY MRS. FRANCIS J. ROONEY FRANK ROSS JOSEPH ROSS MR. and MRS. LOUIS M. ROSS ' HENRY ROTHBERG, Chelsea MR. and MRS. KARL ROTH MR. and MRS. JAMES ROURK MRS. ELIZABETH HURLD ROWAN ' ' BUD ' ' ROY R. J. ROYNANE, Winchester LAWRENCE J. RUSSO MARY RUSSO DOROTHEA E. RYAN ELIZABETH RYAN FRANCIS RYAN PAUL RYAN TERESA RYAN MISS HELEN SALMON MR. and MRS. JOHN E. SAMUELSON MRS. CHESTER SANBORN CARL SANDMO, Medford CATHY SANTO MARY SANTO MR. and MRS. EDWARD SARNO MRS. JEAN SAUNDERS MRS. JEANETTE SAUTREAU, R. I. JOHN SCALLEY JOHN H. SCALLEY, JR. JOHN SCARVALAS MRS. DAISY SCHAFFER GEORGE W. SCHAFFER MISS GLADYS SCHIAFFINO JOSEPH SCHIAFFINO EDWARD G. SCHULTZ MRS. SCIRE MARY SCIRE MR. and MRS. PINO SCIRE MR. and MRS. HARRY SCOTT MRS. THOMAS SCOTT CARL SEAGREN MRS. CARL SEAGREN MISS DIANA SEAGREN MR. and MRS. IRVING SEAGREN MR. and MRS. MANUEL SEARS MRS. CHARLES L. SEAVEY, Wakefield MRS. MURRAY SEAVEY MISS RUTH SEAVEY, Wakefield MISS AGNES G. SECKEL MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SEIFERT MRS. JOHN SENA ANNA SHAKBAZIAN HARRY SHAKBAZIAN MRS. SKARMEAS MRS. FRED SHAUGHNESSY MRS. JAMES SHAUGHNESSY MRS. JOHN SHAUGHNESSY MRS. VIRGINIA SHAUGHNESSY WILLIAM G. SHAUGHNESSY MRS. GEORGE B. SHAW MRS. GEORGE B. SHAW LINDLEY L. SHAW HELEN R. SHEERAN MR. and MRS. JAMES H. SHEERAN DR. and MRS. J. PAUL SHEERAN ARTHUR SILVA JAMES SILVA VINCENT SIMEONE MRS. GEORGE SIMONDS MR. and MRS. PETER SKOUNJOS MRS. ROBERT SLATE JERRY SLAVIN, Dorchester MRS. BESSIE SMITH CLINTON SMITH, JR. EARL SMITH MR. and MRS. GEORGE E. SMITH, SR. HERBERT SMITH JAMES N. SMITH, JR., Winchester MRS. JOHN SMITH JOSEPH G. SMITH, Winchester MISS JUDITH SMITH MICHAEL SMITH NORMAN SMITH PHILIP W. SMITH MISS PHYLLIS SMITH RICHARD SMITH MR. and MRS. ROBERT W. SMITH STEPHEN W. SMITH MRS. WARNER L. SMITH MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SNOWDEN, Everett GERALDINE A. SOLES MR. and MRS. LELAND B. SOLES ' OUR SPONSORS (Continued) FLORENCE M. SORBERGER HELEN G. SORNBERGER MARK ANDREW SOUTHMAYD, Tewksbury MR. and MRS. ALBERT SPENCE JEAN SPENCE ROBERT J. SPENCE KENNETH P. SPENCER MARY M. SPENCER CHARLES J. SPINAZOLA CLEM SPINAZOLA MR. and MRS. FRANK SPINELLI FREDERICK L. SPINGFORD III, Reading MR. and MRS. A. SPOLIDORO MRS. M. SPOLIDORO, Stoneham HELEN SPOONER JUDY SPOONER CHARLES SPROVIERO MRS. EDITH STARBLE MISS EDITH J. STARBLE MISS EVELYN STARBLE ANN STEARNS JAMES L. STEARNS JAMES E. STEARNS JACK D. STEELE REV. OTTO SCOTT STEELE MR. and MRS. BROR STENQUIST HENRY A. STENQUIST, JR. MR. and MRS. HENRY W. STENQUIST ANITA HILL STEWART, Waltham EINAR H. STOCKHOLM MISS HELEN C. STOCKHOLM MISS LILLIAN STOCKHOLM MRS. WILLARD STOKES DONOVAN STORE FLORENCE STRAND MRS. LOUISA STRAND, Malden LOUISE STUART ANNETTE STYGLES MRS. JOSEPH STYGLES WILLIAM E. STYGLES ROGER SUMNER MRS. JOSEPH SURETTE, Burlington MR. and MRS. ELIS SVENSON, Dorchester MRS. CARL SWANSON, Carlisle MR. and MRS. ERNEST SWANSON MRS. R. SWANSON PAUL K. SWEENEY CAROL SWEETSER MARY H. SWIFT A. TAMBIAN MRS. CLARA TAMILIO MRS. CAMELLA TANCRETI MRS. THERESA TANCRETI MRS. ELFREDA TAYLOR, Everett MR. and MRS. HARRY N. TAYLOR, Malden MRS. HELEN TAYLOR, Wakefield AT TFDFgm MRS. ALPHONSE TEDESCO CATHERINE TEDESCO MRS. C. A. TEMPLE DANIEL TENNEY HUGH TENNEY MRS. MARGARET TENNEY MRS. EVA THOMAS MR. and MRS. THOMAS, JR. MR. and MRS. CURRIER M. THOMPSON CHARLES H. THORNE TIMOTHY THORNTON MRS. A. L. THURBER KENNETH THURBER MISS MARY THYNE MRS. and MRS. JOSEPH N. TIERNO MRS. HELEN TIGHE MRS. ROBERT TILLSON, Wakefield MISS ROSALIE TIRRELL MR. and MRS. EARL TOBERT BETSY A. TOBIN TOFURI BROS. JENNEY STATION GENE TOMBONI MRS. CLAYTON TONKS TONY ' S ATLANTIC STATION CARL TORRICE JOHN T. TORRICE MRS. A. EDWIN TOWNSEND WILLIAM TOWNSEND DANIEL TOWSE M. G. TRAER MRS. TRAER RALPH TRASK, SR. MR. and MRS. GEORGE P. TREARCHIS MISS MARY TREARCHIS MR. and MRS. CHARLES N. TRIANTAFILOU HELEN TRIANTAFILOU MARY C. TRIANTAFILOU MRS. MARY TROPEA SALLY TROPEA MISS ANNE TROWBRIDGE MR. and MRS. S. G. TRUDEAU MR. and MRS. WILLIAM TURGISS MR. and MRS. J. E. TRYLL WILFRED B. TYLER, Melrose MRS. FRANK VALENTE PETER VARESIS MRS. EDWARD VARNUM MISS MARY VAROUTSOS N. C. VAROUTSOS MR. and MRS. B. F. VELOSKI MR. and MRS. ARTHUR A. VENO ELVA A. VENO G. WALLIS VENO MRS. MARY VENTURA MR. and MRS. ALFRED VENUTI ANDREW VERRAS ROLAND WADE ALAN C. WAGNER MR. and MRS. EDWARD WAGNER HELJRY WAGNER MARY ELLEN WAGNER MR. and MRS. WAGNER, SR. HOWARD WALKER, Winchester MR. and MRS. WILFORD WALKER MRS. ALBERT J. WALL MRS. F. D. WALL MISS TABITHA WALL MR. and MRS. DONALD G. WALSH MR. and MRS. THOMAS W. WALSH MR. and MRS. TIMOTHY E. WALSH MRS. RITA WALSH MRS. ROBERT WALSH MR. and MRS. WILFRED A. WALSH MRS. GEORGE WARD JAMES C. WARD MARIAN E. WARD MRS. ROSA WARD MRS. DAVID WATERS LT. DAVID WATERS K. V. WATSON PEGGY WATSON VERNON (RED) WEAVER MR. and MRS. DICK WEBBER WEBSTER GROCERY MRS. ROY WEDLOCK JOSEPH M. WELLS MARY L. WELLS SHEILA WELLS MRS. CATHERINE WEST DR. FREDERICK WEST WEST MEDFORD FLOWER SHOP MRS. W. A. WEST OUR SPONSORS (Continued) MR. and MRS. DAVID WESTWATER JOHN WESTWATER ROBERT WESTWATER GEORGE WEYMOUTH, JR. MRS. GEORGE WEYMOUTH HELEN and LANE E. WHEATON NANCY WHEATON GARY WHITCOMB MRS. CHESTER WHITE MRS. ELIZABETH WHITE MRS. FRANK WHITE, JR. JANET BOOKER WHITE JOHN WHITE WALTER P. WHITE MRS. WILLIAM F. WHITE WILLIAM F. WHITE MRS. WILLIAM J. WHITE MRS. HAROLD WHITTEMORE MISS CAROLE WIGGIN DR. JOHN M. WILCOX MRS. AMELIA G. WILDER CAROLYN M. WILLIAMS MRS. ESTELLE WILLIAMS MR. and MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS MR. and MRS. FRANCIS X. WINN MRS. ALICE WINTON KARL WISE THORA WOOLDRIDGE MR. and MRS. LEONARD WRIGHT MRS. MARY H. WOODS MISS EVELYN L. WYMAN HELEN XENAKIS HOPE XENAKIS MRS. LEON YAUNK BARBARA YIANACOPOLUS JOAN YIANACOPOLUS EVERETT YOUNG JOHN EDWARD YOUNG MARIE ZANELLO JUDITH ZIMBEL VALERIE ZINK MRS. ARTHUR ZIRVUS, Burlington MR. and MRS. THEODORE H. ZORBAS Compliments of Mayor and Mrs. Francis H. Murray, Jr. and Francis, III CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Your School Committee JOHN J. RILEY, JR., Chairman J. FRANK HASSETT, Secretary EAFlL T. BANE DONALD A. DeLUCA JAMES H. BRADLEY THOMAS J. DRISCOLL KATHLEEN GOLDEN BRENNAN JAMES J. LONG GEORGE T. CONTALONIS JOSEPH H. HOLLORAN, JR. Compliments of WOBURN CITY COUNCIL THOMAS A. SHAUGHNESSY — 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 CHARLES J. DiPANFILO — Ward 7 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1955 INDEPENDENT TALLOW Best Wishes to the Graduating CLASS OF 1955 SYLVANIA ELECTRIC - ELECTRONICS DIVISION - NORTH WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS AERO SCREW CO. SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS WILMINGTON ROAD, BURLINGTON, MASS. Compliments of William P. Callahan Company PLUMBING HEATING GAS FITTING 5 FLAGG STREET WOBURN Tel. WObum 2-2846 or WOburn 2-1743-f K. and N. Oil Service HEATING OILS Sales - Power Burner - Service 11 FREDERICK DRIVE, WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WO 2-2452 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 Shares 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 William J. Haverty LICENSED ELECTRICIAN 23 MT. PLEASANT STREET WOBURN Tel. WObum 2-3044 Compliments of Tofuri Bros. 306 MONT VALE AVENUE WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of GAUDET Oil Burner Co. 41 SALEM STREET WOBURN, MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Woburn Fire Fighters Association L. A. DONOVAN CO., INC. plating far Electronics 32 WEBSTER STREET — WOBURN Tel. WO 2-3079 or Mobile WR 9-2273 Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. —TANNERS— WOBURN, MASS. GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS to the m CLASS OF FIFTY-FIVE 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 ENJOYED THE REPUTATION FOR HONEST VALUES IN DIAMONDS HENRY BILLAUER 327 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. R. H. Nichols Company 91 WINN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WObum 2-0358 Blue Bel! Laundry 1052 MASS AVENUE ARLINGTON, MASS. Cummings and Chute SHELL FUEL OIL DELCO EQUIPMENT WINKLER OIL BURNER WO 2-0800 9 HIGH STREET WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Bell Shops WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of a Walter H. Wilcox, Inc. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Massachusetts Gear and Tool Company Consolidated Chemical Industries Inc. NEW ENGLAND DIVISION P. O. BOX 318 WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone WOburn 2-1480 Marian ' s Dress Shoppe COATS — SUITS — LINGERIE Style Plus Value 453 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Anderson Oil Service 10 FULTON STREET RANGE AND FUEL OILS Tel. WO 2-2530 Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS WOburn 2-1900 Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank — INCORPORATED 1854 — — MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORTGAGES — In Woburn and Vicinity Assets Over $16,700,000 Gand S Dress Shop LADIES ' COATS, SUITS, AND DRESSES Tel. WOburn 2-0783 367 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Boutwell’s Garage SALEM STREET, WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Barbara Lee Beauty Shop Dairy Cone CORNER OF MAIN AND WARREN SOUTH END WINCHESTER, MASS. WOBURN, MASS. Miss Vera Volpe, Proprietor Compliments of Woburn F. M. O ' Rourke Bowladrome, Inc. Service Station 32 MONTV ALE AVENUE 183 CAMBRIDGE ROAD WEST SIDE — WOBURN Tel. WO 2-1465 WOBURN, MASS. 10 Alleys — Automatic Pinsetters Tel. WO 2-7076 • AandC SPORTING GOODS 19 MONTV ALE AVENUE COMPLETE LINE OF ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND SPORTSWEAR BING CROSBY BERNARD GOLDEN BEST WISHES TO THE JohnT. Erwin CLASS OF 1955 GROCERIES AND COLD CUTS Purtle ' s Pharmacy FRESH FRUITS — VEGETABLES Tel. WOburn 2-0450 WOBURN, MASS. 675 MAIN STREET CENTRAL SQUARE New England Paper Box Compliments of Ellis Allen Co. Co., Inc. CONN STREET CONN STREET, WOBURN Makers of Rubber Covered Rolls and Molded Rubber Products WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of ATLANTIC GELATIN DIVISION OF GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION HILL STREET WOBURN MASS. 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 Hillside Florist when you say it with flowers BUY OURS CUT FLOWERS — PLANTS CORSAGES Artistic Arrangements of WEDDING FUNERAL DESIGNS EDMUND CORSETTI, Prop. 883 MAIN STREET NO. WOBURN WOburn 2-2636 1 MARION STREET WOburn 2-1657 Compliments of EDWARD G. BOYLE Maintain Store Engineering Service 22 CRANE COURT WOBURN, MASS Tel. WO 2-3300 Tanners National Bank WOBURN, MASS. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JAMES J. LONG AUTO SCHOOL Tel. WOburn 2-3399 scon TOBACCO COMPANY WALNUT STREET WOBURN, MASS. Compliments of Mrs. Annie Dunnigan 3 WADE PLACE WOBURN, MASS. Arctic Refrigeration Compliments of and Matthews Florist Equipment, Inc. Tel. WObum 2-2110 Sheet Metal Fabrication 18 CRANE COURT, WOBURN Tel. WO 2-3680 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Compliments of FROM Lucia ' s Market BUEL MACHINE WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS SMART and AKESON, Inc. 29 WINN STREET, WOBURN Tel. WO 2-2445 Compliments of Central Hardware Co. 437 MAIN STREET Tel. WOburn 2-0032 Prices Right — Service Right Quality Right Compliments of Everett J. Bixby 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 Camera Supplies Compliments of a Shaker Glen Compliments of House Corp. 168 LEXINGTON STREET WOBURN, MASS. A Friend Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Foley Tom Burke ' s TEXACO 71 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. Power Lawn Mower Sales and Service — APPLIANCES — TELEVISION — RADIO — The Ryan Company 516 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASS. Elmer A. Franson WObum 2-0005 Charles E. Ryan BEST WISHES O F TO THE CLASS 19 5 5 UNITED MOTORS WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Kenney and Hartnett 901 MAIN STREET NORTH WOBURN, MASS MEATS GROCERIES S. B. Goddard and Son Co. INSURANCE WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 A Friend Compliments of John L. Fowle Company Manufacturers of BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES Woburn, Mass., U. S. A. ' Delaney Press SCHOOL and COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Warren Kay Vantine Official Class Photographer 132 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. ' . • ' ' ' ' • ' ..v. i ■;. .,4 V .V ' ' l ' ' M I ' l . i , ■ - 1 ' . |T 1 v ' ||| •I ' ■ V 1 ' . ■ 1 i$ ; i- • ■ ■ 1 i.w. . ■ | S ■t PSfj S ' ) • v Jfl r jftf ■. -